Route 30 Diner

Tracy Needham

We always stop here when we're in the area - usually for breakfast. The French toast is great and home fries. My daughter loves the big chocolate chip pancake. Great coffee. They have started accepting credit cards (not AMEX).

Corinne A

AWESOME FOOD!! The omelette was delicious and we shared a Hubcap pancake that was about 12 inches across! The cream chip beef was also very flavorful and the homefries were cooked to crispy perfection. Clean bathrooms, clean environment, and very friendly staff. Pricing was also very good, this enormous pancake, that could feed two people, was only 4.99! Must visit!

Taino Figueroa

OMG!! Seriously coma inducing size's and flavor!! The staff will welcome you quickly and with a smile and refilling that awesome strong coffee. Definitely top 2 best dinner thanks lady's

Aaron Simpson

Regardless of whether or or not I would like to admit it, I find myself, like so many others, susceptible to the influence of food. If I have had a poor meal, it might ruin my mood for the rest of the day. I start to regret the over-inflated price I paid for something that made me feel dirty and greasy, didn't provide me with the boost of energy that I had hoped for, and left me guiltily looking for something else to eat. However, if I have a fantastic meal, it puts a smile on my face for hours. I feel a childish laughter bubble up, a spring in my recharged and refreshed step, and a sense of positivity that hadn't been present during the phase of hanger prior to eating. Before I had even finished my breakfast at the Route 30 Diner, I knew what kind of meal that I was having. From the first mouthful, I felt the warmth of a home-cooked meal overcome me. I had been surprised by the portions. Ordering the pork and eggs, I had expected to receive small slices of pork that might be expected at a chain breakfast restaurant, but what I received was who impressively sized pork chops, tastefully seasoned, and masterfully cooked. The accompanying eggs and home-fries were rich, flavorful, and filling - but the kind of filling that makes you feel plump and content rather than sickeningly close to bursting. Despite being a small location, the diner was able to seat an unexpected amount of guests. Since I had arrived with a large group, we decided to split seating between a booth and the counter-trop bar-style seating. There were times that it felt cramped, especially when fresh guests were arriving, but this contributed toward the endorsement of the quality and popularity of the diner more than served as a stressor. The servers were clearly expert in their roles, rushing around the diner to refill coffees, bring diners their food, seat new guests, and relay orders to the kitchen and yet still managed to find the time to have a conversation with me and my family. I could not recommend a diner more for the sense of authenticity, absence of cliché that comes with many diners, portion size and quality, and competence of serving staff. However, I would recommend those diners that tend to make an impression of a restaurant by its outward appearance be prepared to suspend their judgement. From the outside, the diner appears to be small and unimpressive but those willing to give something new a chance will be richly rewarded with one of the best dining experiences in the area.