Who would've thought that this very plain looking restaurant attached to a grocery store would have…read moresuch savory, delicious comfort food. The inside of this place literally looks like a college dining hall but the food is like something out of a loving grandmother's kitchen. We were in the area to inquire about building something for our home at a nearby business and the business owner recommended we come here for lunch-and we were glad because it's our family's new favorite! We love it so much we came back and ate here a second time. The first time we came I had the meatloaf with mashed potatoes and broccoli. It was probably one of the best meatloafs I've ever had: tender and beefy. My son had the chicken and cheddar quesadilla with waffle fries which he loved. My husband had chicken soup and a lemon blueberry pie that was so good (he shared some with us). The second time we came my son and I hit Philly cheesesteak quesadillas and my husband got a club sandwich. Fast friendly service and the definition of comfort food. Come get some!

We stopped in for lunch today and it was very friendly here. No wait, and sat immediately. Our…read morewaitress was attentive and friendly. The restaurant was casual and comfortable. We had the chicken pot pie, Turkey platter, and a hamburger. Everything was very good. I thought the turkey was the best. Looking forward to returning sometime soon.

Plenty of parking & lots of seating (bar area, booths, high tops, & regular tables) in a vintage…read morestyle diner with lots of eclectic things for sale throughout. Each table has a game & unique salt/pepper shakers. Just a lovely place that clearly shows the owners are proud of their food & their customers. Every employee was beyond friendly. Our server was extremely attentive. It is clear that there is a family atmosphere as you watch the employees interact with each other. The menu is large & has many options. They even offer some all day breakfast options. We ordered the onion rings that were good. We also had a cheesesteak with fries & that was also good. We ordered the meat sampler appetizer as an entree. You get LOTS of food!! It comes with smoked wings, ribs, brisket, & pulled chicken. Hush puppies & smoked baked beans are also included. The brisket was amazing! So tender and flavorful. The pulled chicken was also tasty. Wings & ribs were well overcooked, but still had terrific flavor. The baked beans were delicious - highly recommend! We were too full to order dessert, but they have milkshakes & sundaes. I have a feeling they would have been pretty tasty. The quality of the food is good & the prices are beyond reasonable. Definitely worth a stop.

We left the museum famished and in the mood for burgers. So happy we came here as the service and…read morefood were both great! My company got fries topped with cheese and smoked beef brisket, a twisted burger with fries, and a cheeseburger with fries. All the food was cooked perfectly, well seasoned. All the French fries had that textured of old fries refried. They were super crispy in outside and stale dry inside. We were famished so we finished it all. We were told they had really great brownies so we bought a piece and also a lemon pound cake. Both were so yummy. The brownie was a more cake less chewy and the amount of sweetness was perfect. The lemon pound cake was a perfect sweetness and lemon combination. I was sad that we didn't get the mango ice cream, we just couldn't fit it in! Next time! The ambience of this place is very old school pub type with antique nostalgia decore all around. The restrooms were clean as well as tables and chairs. An easy place to spot on the main road with plenty of parking. Behind the pub is a rail so you do feel the shaking of the train as it passes lol. The service was friendly and fast. If you find yourself in this area do stop in. They have a few interesting items on the menu to try, you won't regret it.

Cute place, extremely busy with takeout orders - food was ok, chicken tenders and fries tasted like…read moreSysco - didn't get salad or soup until main meal came out, neither meal received rolls and butter and waitress was very forgetful. Wasn't very impressed overall but might try again for a simple breakfast

Thanks to Yelp cos we probably never would have stopped here otherwise. This is a case of "Don't…read morejudge a book by its cover." It may look a little run down on the outside, but on the inside, it's very clean, cute decorations, and although not too big, every table was quickly filled. My spouse had a roast beef and gravy sandwich with mashed potatoes and macaroni salad. Such a huge portion that she had enough for another meal. I got the honey mustard fried chicken sandwich and a cup of chili. Both were so good that there were no leftovers! We also got some tapioca pudding to go. Our waitress couldn't have been nicer and mostly single handedly handled all the tables with another person occasionally bringing food out. Bottom line, don't pass this cute little diner by.

I can't say enough good things about this place. Okay first of all the people running this…read moreestablishment could teach most servers a thing or two about high quality customer service and we are from Long Island where you have many competitive restaurants with good service! At first we weren't sure what to expect from reading the menu but let me assure you, everything is made with LOVE. Iykyk. We ended up ditching our reservations at some bougie restaurant to come back here a second time during our stay. The ambiance is cozy, clean, & minimalist. The Amish people are in a lane of their own when it comes to quality. They just nail everything across the board. Might I add that our waitress Amanda was the dearest of souls and her Bible verse attached to the receipt imprinted a memory for me and my husband for all of time.

Highly recommended on here, and well worth the drive into heart of Amish country in Lancaster, PA…read more Simple dining room, plenty of seating, clean bathrooms, off to the side banquet area, or for larger groups. The staff were all hardworking, friendly Amish women, where the flare of menu featured traditional Amish. Never eating traditional Amish, my selection were the traditional ham balls, potato salad and regular salad and a piece of shoefly pie to take home. Sadie, all of our server was lighting, efficient , on point and very sweet. Service was quick, a must stop in Amish country

I stopped in here randomly when I could not park in downtown Coatsville due to the police "no…read moreparking" signs. I totally like metallic diners. When I entered to restaurant, I sat in the oldest portion at the counter around lots of metal. My server was friendly, and she suggested breakfast items. I ordered blueberry pancakes and scrapple. They were great. The pancakes were so big, and slightly smaller than my head. I had only one.

Went there on Saturday 4-25-26 for breakfast with four people. Place was not busy at all took…read moreawhile for waitress to come , finally she came and took order. Waited for a hour for food to come out was not impressed with meal , spinach omelette, home fries which not much on plate, and scrapple which was very oily. Its very old diner still could not figure out why it took so long when place was empty . Maybe that was a sign . Next time I will explore another place for breakfast.

Order the Gluten free chocolate chip and banana pancakes, Huge and filling !!! They were so good!!…read more!!!!! Our waitress was awesome and patient after we just worked 10 hr night shift. The atmosphere felt cozy and was interesting looking at all the photos of those who served or are serving!! Was a really good experience, I'll be back

So I'm going to preface this review by saying we were here on a Monday holiday, it seemed short…read morestaffed (or they always run this short, I don't know) The vibes were great. Country diner feel, nothing spectacular, you feel like you are home. You can see the regulars coming through and that's always a good sign. Our server seemed both rushed and annoyed in general. Like I said, I don't know if it's because they were short handed. We never got any coffee or water refills and it seemed like the order when it came out was a struggle. We had ordered hashbrowns for my daughter and they never came. The food is what you would expect from a diner vibe. Some really exceptional, some not so much. The pancakes were obviously a selling point, my wife's waffle was delicious. The sausage and scrapple were great for this kind of establishment. Bacon was stale and cold. The sunny eggs were actually cooked perfectly, which I never expect from anywhere, so kudos on that. The fresh fruit selection was bananas and thawed frozen blueberries. So you get what you get. Overall, stick to the pancakes, sausage and scrapple, steer clear of any fresh fruit options and don't expect much from the service if you aren't a regular. I'd still go back and try other menu options.

We went from not knowing about this spot to coming enough to regularly benefit from the rewards…read moreprogram. My husband loves the fish and chips and has become his go-to. I still like the Rachel but also mix it up with the chicken platter, wings, and soups. Whether you're sitting at the counter or gathered around the table, it's definitely a local gem.

This is the typical old school neighborhood breakfast kitchen the waiters and waitresses know their…read moreregulars everybody's friendly a the food It's really good. Prices are not too extremely expensive. It is, however, the only spot in town

We like this place with nice atmosphere and food and great waitresses and 1/2 off meals on Monday.read more

This place has been around for years and if you lack sodium in your diet it's the spot. Diner food…read morethat's just okay. Been a couple times because it's halfway between my residence and my gf's. Staff is super friendly and beers are cold. It is a good spot, but dial back the salt.

The buffet: 3ish stars. The lemon meringue pie: 5,000 stars…read more The restaurant seems clean, the service is fine, the buffet is nothing to write home about...like it's not bad, but nothing stands out....until you get into the pie case. All the pies we tried were delicious. The stand out: Best Lemon Meringue pie I have EVER had, and I LOVE lemon meringue pie. I made my husband go almost an hour each way (so 2 hours) so I could have this pie as my Easter dessert. He didn't mind, we ate breakfast while we were there, lol. Note: breakfast doesn't include pies, but for less than $5 you get a slice of pie to go that is really 2 slices worth. The only reason I wouldn't get a whole pie, is because I would eat the WHOLE pie. I would love to post a picture of said pie, but I ate it. (I'll try to update with some pics the next time we go!)

I was passing through the Lancaster area and I knew exactly what I wanted for dinner. But, I…read morecouldn't find it on any regular restaurants' menus. I looked at Dienner's and found it, so I decided to go there. Turns out, they call chicken & noodles "chicken pot pie"! The buffet was better than I had expected. A good salad bar, lots of desserts and, of course, the chicken & noodles I was looking for.

We ordered an amazing breakfast for a work meeting. The quiche and parfaits are amazing. Our team…read moreeats "light" and the variety they offer is perfect. Don't pass on the oatmeal parfait!!!!! So worth it. They also were so flexible with delivery and even called/email to confirm, which saves me a lot of stress! Such a great local business to support.

I stopped by here earlier today with my family for our morning coffee. Whenever we go on vacation,…read morewe try to visit a new coffee shop each morning, and on this day we decided to head to the Speckled Hen since it was close by. The shop is located on East Main Street and has parking on both the side and the back. From the outside, I did not expect it to be very large, but the interior ended up being surprisingly spacious. The main area includes the ordering counter along with display cases and a Christmas tree, as it was right before the holiday. The cashier was especially nice to my kids and told us about a play area located in one of the side rooms, which we immediately headed toward. That room could seat around twenty four people and had wood floors along with black metal and dark wood chairs. The real win for us, though, was the kids play area. It was set up like a miniature version of the coffee shop, complete with play food and desserts, which kept our kids happily occupied while we enjoyed our drinks. For my coffee this morning, I went with the Gingerbread House Latte, and my wife chose the same. The coffee was very good. You got a solid coffee flavor up front, followed by a clear gingerbread note, and then it finished with a pleasant sweetness that lingered for a bit without becoming overpowering. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. Both my wife and I enjoyed our coffees, and while I did not eat anything myself, my wife enjoyed her berry Nutella croissant and my daughter really liked her parfait.