Some quiet town in NY, lunch stop on way from Niagara Falls to Philly. And guys, it's really good!…read moreI don't give out 5 stars often. And when I have it's usually an expensive restaurant. We had 11 people. Service was friendly and quick. Most of us ordered something different, a few ordered the beef sandwich. Everything was really really good! Prices were honestly fair for the portions. We all left with food for dinner. We missed out on the sticky buns though since they ran out! Sooo sad about that! It's ok just means another stop next time we're on way to or from Niagara again lol

It is definitely dated and dingy in the very small town of Bath. We stopped honestly because we…read moreneeded to stop on our way to Pennsylvania for dinner and it was the only thing not fast food for a while. Service was great and food was above satisfactory. My food needed to be salted badly but that's a whole lot better than oversalting. Highlight of the meal was sticky bun martini. One of the best martinis ever! It was so good we bought six of the sticky buns to take home. Worth stopping in if in the area.

Ordered: Country Style Eggs (~$9): home fries grilled…read moretogether with scrambled eggs and onions; served with biscuit Patty Melt (~$13): 8oz patty, Swiss cheese, sautéed onions on rye bread; with French fries Aya's take: We were on a road trip and decided to stop by Village Cafe for a quick bite. Their menu has what you'd expect from a classic diner, prices are cheap, and service is quick! We got the Country Style Eggs and Patty Melt. Both lacked basic seasonings like salt & pepper. If I was rating off the food alone, I'd give it a 3/5. The home fries in the Country Style Eggs could've been crispier and adding hot sauce definitely saved this a bit. The biscuit we got with it was homemade and so delicious. It was warm, buttery, and satisfying. The Patty Melt was a bit dry and desperately needed a sauce. I used ketchup and asked for pickles which helped. The rye bread was surprisingly not dry and grilled nicely with butter. It was definitely a heavy meal but we needed it after a long drive. It's not the kind of place where you'll have an amazing meal but it'll do the job at a super affordable price.

While visiting my daughter at Alfred, we decided to go to village cafe for breakfast. Was seated…read moreright away. It's a cute cafe out there. Had the tuna melt and chicken philli sandwich, really great tasting for the price. The service was 10/10 definitely worth it.

Loved the old school vibe of the diner itself. Old unrestored diner that was made in Paterson NJ…read more Walk in and it was busy!! Counter in front of you with grill on the other side of it and booths against the front windows. Outside seating also. Waitress was excellent. Coffee cam quick and was good. Normal diner breakfast meaning not foofy. Normal eggs potatoes pancakes etc. However they make a great omelet called the Zito........ Omelet w corned beef hash, bacon, and American cheese inside! Never have I had CBH as an omelet filling and never combined w chopped bacon and cheese! It was incredibly good if you're a hash fan. Busy place w lots of action....... It's an d blue collar diner that time forgot that I'm glad I came across!! Waitesss was on point and nice!! Great place!!!!

The food was fantastic, the service was great, but the best part was probably the ambience, this is…read morea quintessential old school diner breakfast for early birds and working men. It was awesome, don't eat in a franchise, eat here with real people.

Well, on a fluke heading down the freeway starving I stopped at this diner. Old school with super…read morefriendly people. Good so far.... The home made French onion soup was excellent.... My blue cheese salad was close. I should have stopped there.... My one piece of liver, small amount of string onions and one piece of bacon were burnt on the bottom. The liver, onions and bacon were all cooked to oblivion on one side.... The home made mashed potatoes looked to have been freshened up with water and were soupy and weak. The sweet potato fries were good..... I'm full, but the meal was not good. Obliterating food and serving the burnt side down is a crap move. Bummer too.... This could have been a fun stop.

I love this diner…read more My first visit was in February 2013. I visited again in April 2023 and again in August 2024 when I visited family in Bath. I do live 700 miles away from Savona, but when I am there, I will visit this excellent diner. They produce great tasting entrees from yesteryear, at a great price, and they are also concerned about people needing to maintain a gluten-free diet. They show us that this is how to run a restaurant. They care about their patrons.

Old 50's style burger joint with some upgrades in what looks like an old house from the outside…read more Staff was really friendly and very talkative. The mat when you first walk in did slide a little. But the place looked really clean and very 50's themed. We got fried mushrooms, chili cheese fries, bacon cheese burgers. It was all pretty good. No complaints about the food. My wife said it was a really good chili on the fries. Some places don't have a good chili and this place does. I got a chocolate shake with malt. It was a good malt flavor in the shake. We will probably try it again.

Pleasant atmosphere. Very clean. Service was very good. She recommended the burgers which are…read morenever frozen. Burgers are large 1/2 #. You can opt for a kiddy burger. If day a really cool spot for a bit to eat along your way.

True Northern Hospitality! A warm welcome, "What can I get for you, Sugar" attitude…read more It's one of the most welcoming restaurants I've ever been to. The older woman who took care of us gave us the service you would expect from going to grandmas house. It was wonderful, I miss it! The food was what you would expect. Typical diner food, but with a home cooked feel. I remember getting pancakes and bacon. It taste like home.

Pulling up to this diner, was like wow, really, I picked this place. But what a unique find…read more The inside has typical Diner flaire with booth seating and table as well as counter. The place was busy and when a table is available, you seat yourself. Service was very friendly and attentive. Reason for 4th star. Worth stopping when in the area and will return, next trip to the outlets. Just no lemonade or turkey dinner! Private parking, large lot. Milk shakes oh my. Unique menu, with interesting toppings. Vanilla milk shake was excellent. Stay away from their lemonade. Very disappointed. Pepsi machine and tasted poorly. TURKEY DINNER WAS JUST OK. SIDE Salad came with the dinner. Very fresh. Next trip getting their Julienne Salad. Looked amazing. Roast Turkey Dinner - Just like Thanksgiving, Not! Oven roasted turkey breast with our homemade stuffing (don't think it was) & gravy (so, so) over it all. Served with cranberry sauce 15.99. French Fries were very good. Fried Clams - Deep fried to perfection, on a bed of lettuce served with our cocktail or tartar sauce 16.9 Was large and very good. Chicken Caesar Salad - Chilled romaine tossed with caesar dressing, parmesan cheese, croutons and topped with grilled chicken 13.99 Was extra yummy.

Had breakfast this morning with a group of 6 of us. Thought the menu was great, lot's of options…read more.. lunch too. I had corned beef hash and eggs... was very good. Others in our group got / Stanley- breakfast sandwich / Omelet/ pancakes / bacon. All the food was very good and big portions ! Service was outstanding. A tad pricey in my opinion for a diner but I get it Would def come back here again

The food is more expensive than most diners I've been to, and there were eggshells in my wrap!!!…read moreThat's a huge sensory ICK for me, and I really don't want to pay for my wrap now. Sucks that I have to. Because I can't even finish the wrap as intended. Also the food Took a long time, about 30 minutes which is a long time compared to past diner experiences. The only really nice thing about it was the waitress. She gave my daughter a little cup of jelly beans, which was much appreciated.

Perfect old achool diner. Worn and broken in, but great food and plenty of it…read more I had the scramble, and my husband had the meatlovers omelet. Loads of filling in both. Cooked just the way we liked it. Waitresses were prompt, friendly, helpful. Made you feel welcome. Warning, Bathrooms are tiny!

Summary: good old fashioned diner, hard working employees, great food, nice place to eat if you're…read morenot entitled, sensitive or fussy :) Poor first Impression, one booth open, asked burley waitress if we could sit there and She looked at me like I was wearing an NRA cap at the Democratic National Convention but she okayed us to sit there. A different waitress came with the menu and took our drink orders; reasonably friendly. A group of farmer looking folks walked in (classic overalls, fishing caps etc) and looked at us like we just stole their spot or something- guy even pointed at us when talking to the person behind the counter then the waitress returns to take our orders and I asked her why they were looking at us that way and she said she really didn't know but they stopped after we ordered *shrug* My son said his burger was exceptionally delicious and my Philly Steak sandwich was very good, French fries were exceptional for a diner. Clean and reasonably comfortable; they only had a single bathroom so I guess you can call it gender neutral. Place is retro; modern by mid-twentyish century standards. Service was very good overall, She served out food promptly / hot and out glasses were never empty I didn't have enough cash but they accepted a (good) check. (No credit/debit card service or ATM)