If you like grease and cold food, go have a taste! Started with good coffee and went downhill from…read morethere. Next, tasteless muffin topped with so much sugar, that I couldn't taste the blueberries. Big Green omelette that had under cooked broccoli and too much cheese. "Homies" (potatoes) were over salted. Hash was cold. It looked good, had a nice taste, and a nice crunchy surface. Sent it back due to cold temperature. When it arrived, it was hot, BUT it no longer had that nice crunchy surface. It was microwaved instead of grilled!!! Cinnamon toast was very nice. I should've stopped with cinnamon toast and coffee.

Such a cool restaurant. It really does feel like you're transported back to the 50s! I ate here…read morewith my friends for the first time and the service was excellent. Our waitress was super friendly and made sure we were taken care of :) I believe I ordered a milkshake, a breakfast burrito, and shared donut holes with my friends. Everything was yummy

This is a wonderful classic diner! The food was delicious. Best burger ever! The waitress was so…read morequick with the service and had a great personality.

The food was fine, the service was very slow. It took a long time to get the servers attention away…read morefrom the person she was chitchatting with to get a 2nd cup of coffee. Additionally, while I was there a server dropped a box of creamers on the floor. Put the box on the floor, scooped up all the creamers, and put them back in the box. Then proceeded to go around the room, placing the box on the lunch counter, and every table while she used the creamers to fill the bowls on the table. This included the creamers that were on the floor and the creamers that remained in the box, but were contaminated by the creamers that were on the floor. Not to mention that the box having been on the floor now rested on every table.

Today was our first (and not last) visit to The Hamilton Diner. We go there at 11:00am on a Tuesday…read more(day after Labor Day just to keep the metrics in place) and the parking lot was packed. We did, however, find one about 4/5 of the way into it. Entrance way is at the end of a ramp, which I would interpret as a fairly tight squeeze if I was in a wheelchair. However, there was a fellow in an electric wheelchair making his way down the ramp as we were coming up, and we all made it up (and down) easily enough with just a pause. Hostess desk is immediately in the entrance. Very personable lady said it'd be a 25-minute wait, and that was pretty accurate. I gave her my phone number and received a message to download Yelp! including a "Your place in line" feature. Benches to sit and wait - one outside and three inside. We were 4th in line, and then 2nd, and then 1st. I felt a vibration from the phone but saw no message. So I went to the desk to check, and they were ready anyhow with 4 empty tables. Seated us quickly and our waitress Ashley was there in short time. Paula (wifey) ordered some Egg Sandwich and a small order of French Toast. I ordered Southern Benedict, which was a buttermilk biscuits base, topped with a fried chicken patty, 2 poached eggs, and smothered in a creamy sausage gravy, and it came with an order of home fries. We were both very happy with the flavor and portions. In fact I was rather full and didn't eat the last 3 or 4 bites. I also had an iced coffee, which was nice and strong. The place is very much where neighbors and families meet and greet. Lot's of "Norm!!" moments. Pricing if fairly average -- it was (with a 20% tip) $45 for us two. My only complaint had nothing to do with the restaurant, but with adults who don't know how to tell a kid not to do shrill whistling in a restaurant. No more details on that. Again, not the restaurant's fault. We definitely would like to go there again, especially to order some bacon, as that, in my estimation, is a very important factor for breakfast -- I just didn't have any reason for it this time, what with the chicken and the sausage gravy.

Another great breakfast at Hamilton. But I got carded, & denied! Waitress said I looked too damn…read moregood for 62. (Im 56, with a prescription list only a body builder could carry around. 62 will be here soon enough..maybe I'll be there for it. Hubby had classic Benedict & i had just the typical eggs, meat, homefries & toast. 2 ice coffees & hubs has 2 lg OJs. The breakfast table isn't for the faint of heart anymore. Food was prepared perfected, of course. And I didn't get our usual table outside the bathroom for a change. They are expanding their afternoon.menu also.

Found this place on Yelp and checked it out. I was not…read moredisappointed . I ordered a hot chocolate with whipped cream to start (was cold outside) and got the Hot Vegetable wrap with a side salad. Good portion of both and they were so good. The salad was crispy and had purple cabbage which is a favorite. The place itself is very vintage and cool. They also have a full bar for drinks and amazing house made pies. Prices are very reasonable and our waitress Naomi really made the experience. She is pure sunshine and joy. She is a real asset to the place. I highly recommend it for a quick bite or family gathering.

Gave them another chance and once again they messed up....wanted deep fried sea Scallops and the…read moregirl on the phone asked if we were ok with broiled I said no I want deep fried and she said ok with an attitude and repeated it back...guess what I got broiled....disgusting......just because you guys are too lazy to turn on the friers and clean them...WILL NEVER GO BACK...$24 for the smallest sea scallops I've ever seen and no flavor ugh

Best breakfast! Employees were so nice and accommodating, definitely will be back if we're in the…read moreneighborhood! Nice cozy feeling!!

Great breakfast in this cozy little diner this morning. It is small inside so I'd imagine there is…read morea line on weekends. Hubby saw a sign posted inside about renovations in progress - not sure what that means as it was our first visit. We were seated right away and Nina took great care of us. Food came out quickly and was hot. Hubby's eggs were perfect over easy with plenty of toast to sop up the yolks. My omelette had fresh sautéed spinach, fresh tomatoes & feta. We both loved the home fries - real chunks of potato with tasty seasoning. Nina refilled our hot water for tea. Absolutely nothing to complain about. We will definitely stop back as we have family in the area.

We went for breakfast. It was very busy, so we had to wait outside for about 15 minutes…read more The service was very good at the counter, and the food was amazing. They have a wide menu and specials for breakfast.

We loved our breakfast here! We arrived on a Sunday morning around 7:30 and were the only ones…read morethere. The waitress was super sweet and attentive the whole time even though she was working the whole room as it got busier. We watched as tons of locals and tourists came in. The space is small and cozy. Arriving early is definitely an advantage. The pancakes were fluffy and large! The corned beef hash was delicious and had a unique flavor (maybe some vinegar?). The California Benedict was an excellent. The waitress asked me to check my eggs and ended up having them redone. The home fries were beautifully seasoned. I would 100% recommend Dot's for breakfast.

The Food is fantastic and service the best. This is easily the best diner in the city. You can…read moreorder anything egg-centric and you won't be disappointed. They have menu for just French Toast. Try the crunchy French Toast with a side of link sausage. A couple of my favorites, chili cheese omelette, Western sandwich, and last but not least, the soon to be legendary Spamstern, spam, onions, peppers and cheddar cheese served on a bulky roll. The Miss Worcester Diner is a special place that you need to try. Love the Woo!!

Cool little spot with a fun atmosphere! They don't take reservations, so be prepared to wait…read moreoutside in line. There's only one griddle, so service can take a little while, but the food is worth the wait. The crunchy French toast was delicious and absolutely massive! Prices are a bit on the high side, but overall, we had an enjoyable experience and would recommend checking it out.

While exploring Manchester, New Hampshire, I passed by the Red Arrow Diner and noticed that it was…read morecrowded, so I decided to come back another day. I am glad I did. I ordered the liver and onions with loaded mashed potatoes and a side salad, and everything was very good. The meal was flavorful, satisfying, and well-prepared. I also ordered the peanut butter chocolate cake, and that was delicious as well. The diner itself is small, but it has a nice, classic diner feel. The service was decent, friendly, and welcoming. Overall, I enjoyed my meal and had a good experience. I would recommend Red Arrow Diner to anyone looking for a solid, comforting meal while in Manchester.

I've worked in the food/customer service industry a few times so this review has nothing to do with…read moreme looking for anything free ... More so me just letting future customers know to check their take out orders before they leave the Diner! The service was amazing but the food, and food packaging was NOT!!! I go there once a week for my usual (breakfast sandwich with hash browns). This was the first time ever that the sandwich wasn't wrapped in foil, resulting in the English muffin being extremely soggy. I picked the sandwich up and my fingers went right through the muffin. And the part that puzzles me the most is that the hash browns were cold! Not even like warm. I ordered, picked up, and opened the container at home in the same timely fashion I have for over a year now, yet have never ran into cold hash browns (in case anyone is questioning if it took me longer to pick the food up and start eating compared to past orders. So no, same time frame as the last 50+ orders.) The only thing I'm getting at with this review is to say check your order and its quality before you leave the store. I can still warm the hash browns up, but the breakfast sandwich is done for as the muffin almost, somehow, has a liquid consistency.

Yes! Wow, what can I say?! This is the epitome of Old School Diner car restaurants!…read more What's good?! More like what isn't! Everything is rock solid and cooked to perfection. I had three eggs, thick-cut bacon, wheat toast and an endless cuppa Joe. No negatives whatsoever! They even gave me those potatoes from the grill, which I seldom eat, and they were seasoned just right and had minimal red and green peppers mixed in. Priced just right. Great service folk. Clean facility in an old car railroad car. What more can you ask for. Highest recommendation!!

On Shrewsbury St, which has a lot of food options. So this places 90 year history is very…read moreimpressive. Family owned and run. Good hearty coffee. The creamer was added for you when you ordered. The cream was stored in a container that appeared to be an original device from the '30s. Worked well enough, so if it ain't broke... you know. I had Italian Breakfast. Three eggs as you like them, toast, hash browns, Italian sausage or a meatball with marinara sauce. I was impressed that I found a bay leaf poking out of the marinara sauce, so I know it was made in-house. I wish there had been a bit more spice, but very good. My wife had an omelette, the Massachusetts Pirate. Very well made with steak, peppers and onions. Also had toast and hash browns. We didn't have them, but the pancakes looked delicious. We saw several prepared while we waited at our counter seats. They're big and quite fluffy. Might have to have those next time. The place was very busy. Service was a bit slow, but gotta expect that for a place like this. Very, very friendly. We expect to go again!