Great breakfast place. The portions were large and the eggs were cooked perfectly. The pancakes…read morewere enormous, while still being light and fluffy. Service was excellent, though we were there during the World Series. They were able to fit our table of 9 quickly.

Holiday weekend. Unfortunately no different than any other experience here. Understaffed, short…read moreon wait staff, counter - cashier, table cleaning. A/C on bare minimum. Floors needing thorough polish n clean. Avg seating wait time 15 min. Prices on par w competition. Would recommend competition. :(

This restaurant is a wonderful local place to go to if you live in JS. The place has orange and…read moreblack decorations ever for my favorite football team, THE JERSEY SHORE BULLDOGS! Food and people were incredible as always. No complaints here!

Ok , I travel teaching for a couple colleges. In my travels I avoid chains with a passion!! Because…read moreyou find hidden hems like this. Waitress both days was amazing, and food was great! Coffee hot , eggs and potatoes cooked as I wished. Thank you, I will return

Great portions.. pulled pork sandwich with mac n cheese was good but here to brag on the pie…read more Prefaced: i am a bit of a pie snob.. so ordered the coconut cream pie.. delish! The flakey crust put it over the top... you never get that in a restaurant pie. Just like mom's!! I wish we lived closer but if I am ever going anywhere near there we are recalculating to Earlystown diner!

I used to live in the area when this was Brody's diner. We stopped here when we were visiting some…read morefriends. Let me say, both of my husband's and my breakfasts were so delicious. A little too good, maybe with a "tad" of butter ;-) I had the Southwest omelette. It had fresh and tasty ingredients. I had homemade marble rye bread which was silly good. I'm glad that we stopped back.

Becky's is a family favorite that never disappoints. Generous portions, a huge menu plus the…read morehomemade breads, donuts and potato chips bring us back every time. The staff is fabulous - it's a woman owned and staffed small business. The restaurant is a small, clean place with diner style decor that is cute but not pretentious. We've never had a bad meal there. Enjoy!

Basic fare. Great service! Older clientele that know each other. I love NY diners! Easy, kind…read morefolks, and alright food.

Old school vibe. The breakfast is good, omelet had the right creamy melted cheese. The 'fries' or…read morepotatoes will surprise you. Very tasty. And the sweet tea is amazing. Our server was nice and gave us recommendations since we were from out of state. The only thing I can ask for is full curtains to keep the sun off you when your eating, and 1 free refill since is the drinks are $3.

What you see is what you get! Got the breakfast special and it was quick to come out. Nothing…read moreentirely special but the actual establishment was historical, clean, and nice. Our server was very attentive. Coffee was weak but 3 cups will do! Would come again as a local, but wouldn't travel far for it.

Uncle Al's is more than just a nice bar! They serve large portions of amazing food at really good…read moreprices! They are also family friendly so the whole family can go for supper! (They even have high chairs!) The people that work there are the friendliest young adults you'll ever meet. They have electronic dart games too. Their fruity alcoholic drinks are amazing and they stock a large selection of popular beer. Definitely check it out!

$4.50 Double Captains on Saturday $4 long islands on Fridays. Great staff great customers would…read morehighly recommend.

The Texas is exactly the kind of place you want to see after driving all night. Open for breakfast,…read morebreakfast all day, breakfast counter. I veered off the interstate a few miles into the town of Lock Haven, thinking it was the town in that Daniel Clowes book, driving around in my delirium trying to find that huge rock. But no, that's Ice Haven, and this is Pennsylvania. Why is this place called Texas? Is there a sister restaurant in Texas called Pennsylvania Lunch? They have something here called "The Growler"-- or is that just my stomach? Prices and service right out of a 1950s Amish Archies comic book. If there is/was such a thing. I need to get some sleep. Since 1918, they say. Was this the only thing in Lock Haven in 1918, and they built the town around it? Maybe the early settlers thought that THIS was Texas, the way they thought the USA was India, without GPS's and all. There's got to be a story here, but Ohio is on the horizon.

We only had a very short time to visit the area after attending a wedding nearby, but this…read morerestaurant made the stop! My family has roots in the area going back decades (even centuries) and this restaurant is part of that history. I understand it's been around for ~100 years, and many of my older family members, mostly relatives who have since passed away, have enjoyed meals here over the years (think 1920s, 30s, 40s, 50s...) My parents remembered eating here more than 20 years ago for the famous hot dogs and burger dogs, so we knew we had to make a pit stop. We ordered three hot dogs, a burger dog, onion rings, and a soda. Everything was good, filling, and ~ perhaps most impressively ~ incredibly affordable. There was something really special about sitting there and knowing my family had done the same thing generations before me. :) It brought back a lot of good memories and gave the meal a feeling that you just can't recreate at a newer restaurant or even in a hustling and bustling city. The location right in the middle of downtown Lock Haven is great, and we had no trouble finding parking even during a busy 12:00 Friday lunch hour. Our service wasn't necessarily the friendliest (not rude or anything - just straight and to the point), but honestly, there was something about that that almost made the experience better. It felt like a true old-school diner experience. Hah! I can only imagine the stories these walls could tell. A great little piece of local Lock Haven history, and I'm so glad we stopped in. PS - They prefer cash, and the restrooms are very small/probably hard to navigate for someone with serious motor issues and maybe not feasible if in a wheelchair

For a diner breakfast, this place has it all; friendly staff, delicious food, those old school vibe…read morefeels, and the advertisement coffee mugs. My boyfriend and I stopped here on our way to the Corning Museum of Glass. We specifically stopped here because they have advertisement coffee mugs, which he loves, so I wanted to take him here. I got the corned beef hash, which was good, and a coffee and water. I can't remember what he ordered, but he enjoyed it. The bill for both of us was under $20.00. We were in and out in about a half hour and sat at the counter. There is street parking.

The home fry's taste burnt eggs wasn't cooked all the way their corn Pete beef hash was very greasyread more

This is your typical diner with American comfort food. The service was prompt and friendly, and the…read morefood came out quick, but wasn't anything special. There is a lot of seating inside and love how they have both talked and booths for a true diner vibe.

This is the second visit we have had here. Initially we came on opening weekend and I don't think…read moreanyone should judge anything when a place is trying to get their feet under them. Came back now that they have a little time under their belt and we were pleased with the experience. This diner is coming along! Good place for lunch and breakfast in a no frills down home way which is sometimes just what you need.