One of the BEST breakfasts I've ever had! And our waiter, Keith, was awesome! Friendly, attentive,…read moreand overall terrific with menu suggestions. Super cool, fun atmosphere with a diner being created out of a historic gas station. Outdoor seating available with retro tin lawn chairs and tables (but too hot for us this time of year!) Now the food-- wow, California Benedict was incredible! Turkey, spinach, avocado, egg and sauce on a homemade English muffin! And rosemary roasted potatoes were delicious! Pork Lover Omelette - addedchorizo, spicier kick like Southwest style with jalapeño, bacon and ham. Potatoes on the side. Very filling. We took a cinnamon roll to go because they have all homemade baked goods and breads so definitely worth the try!

Louise 96, was a waitress for 35 yrs at the great Eckles Patio on 50th and N. Classen during the…read more60's, 70's, and 80's. She now enjoys being waited on. Her favorite breakfast is now the food, service and diner ambiance at Sunnyside Diner.

We stopped here in a whim on 12.10.24 getting a quick bite before a long day…read more The service here was outstanding from Julia. We each had a couple of eggs over medium and toast. All of the food was delicious and hit the spot. We were also offered some amazing homemade desserts but had to pass this time. The small town diner feel was good here, and we would definitely come back if ever in the area.

Checked out Virginia's place on a whim with my mom and it turned out to be a delightful…read moremeal/experience. Christie, the owners daughter is so kind and attentive and took great care of us girls. The pancake is probably the best I've had, the sausage patty was delicious, and home fries were seasoned and cooked to perfection--but everything was scrumptious and came out fast and hot. We loved everything about this place and we'll definitely be back for lunch!

We found ourselves undecided on where to eat and landed on Around the Corner--a spot we've…read moretypically enjoyed for breakfast. This time, we switched it up and went for lunch... and honestly, it just didn't hit the same. The place still has that classic diner charm--walls packed with memorabilia, a laid-back vibe, and a friendly staff that makes you feel welcome right away. It's one of those local spots that feels like it's been part of the community forever. I ordered the Reuben, hoping it would redeem my recent disappointment with a French Dip in Denver. It wasn't bad... just not what I was hoping for. My preference is a traditional rye bread so I thought this would be a winner. The sandwich was decent, but nothing memorable. Fries were another miss for me, but that one's partly on me--I didn't ask for them well done like I usually do. Now, my wife's meal? That told a different story. She went with the cheeseburger and onion rings--and those onion rings absolutely stole the show. Crispy, golden, and according to our server, made with an in-house batter. If you come here for lunch, do yourself a favor and order those. One thing I still appreciate is the unique menu presentation--it's styled like a newspaper, complete with articles, with the actual menu tucked into the center. A fun touch that adds to the diner experience. Overall, lunch was just okay this time around. If this had been a breakfast visit, I suspect the rating might've been higher--that's where this place has really shined for us in the past. The Verdict: * Great diner atmosphere * Friendly service * Onion rings = must order * Lunch (this visit) = just average We'll be back... but next time, we're sticking with breakfast.

I was out of town. Yes came in attempting to have lunch. Here made two attempts and both times was…read moretreated terribly by the host and then was told when I did go in what I wanted would not be served if you're not server waste my time trying to come into this establishment maybe it was the color of my skin. Maybe it was because I didn't look familiar but he was definitely not friendly and found every reason not to serve me.

I have driven past dozens of times and finally this past Saturday i stopped. The waitress…read morerecommended the Patty Melt with Fries. As I like Patty Melts i chose this and boy was I not let down. This was the absolute best Patty melt on rye that i have ever gotten in my almost 50 years. it was the perfect bread to meat to cheese to onion ratio and with an added side of 1000 island dressing to dip it in...made it perfect! Staff was friendly and I sat at the counter and watched the cooks prepare pot pies while I ate. I asked to speak to the Grill cook who made my sandwich and told him it was great handed him a 10.00 bill as well as the server. The yound grill cook smiled from ear to ear and thanked me after my compliments

Metro Diner May 11, 2026…read more I absolutely love this place. During this visit, I ordered the fish and chips and was blown away by the portion size. The serving was huge and easily one of the best values I've found in a restaurant meal recently. The white cod was flaky, tender, and cooked perfectly. Paired with the tartar sauce and a little malt vinegar, it made for an outstanding meal. The fish had a great crispy exterior while remaining moist and flavorful on the inside. The fries were excellent, the service was friendly, and the overall atmosphere was welcoming and comfortable. Metro Diner continues to impress with generous portions, quality food, and great service. If you're a fan of fish and chips, this is definitely a dish worth trying. I'll happily be back again.

We took our son in law to this restaurant in downtown Edmond. The moment we walked in, the hostess…read moregreeted us warmly and sat us immediately. Gage, our waiter was very professional and helpful. He guided us through the menu and helped us make good choices. We started with three mule cocktails. We had the Oaxacan, the Moscow and Kentucky Mules. Everyone enjoyed the cocktails. One thing that stood out to me for my Oaxacan Mule is that the Mezcal's smoky flavor really shown through and it was not overly sweet. A very clean cocktail, which I highly appreciate! We ordered the Chef's Salad Wrap with Onion Rings, French Dip with the tomato soup, and the Philly Cheesesteak sandwich with seasonal side of grits. I enjoyed the Chef's Salad Wrap but I would probably be a little more bold next time and get the Cortez or the Reuben. I craved a lighter choice and was more sinful with the over the top delicious onion rings! Wowowow! Hubby enjoyed his soup and French dip and son enjoy his Philly cheesesteak and grits. I would definitely love to revisit and try more of their items.

Why? The burgers. Unfortunately they did not seem to be fresh, seasoned well or made in house and…read morewere undersized for the buns. The bacon and cheeses seem to do the heavy flavor lifting but wasn't quite enough. The rest of the entrees were fine (cheesesteak & caprese sandwiches, the spinach salad). It is a great location, the service and drinks from the bar were good.

First, you need to go eat here by Feb. 15, 2025, to suggest names for their new robot and, if…read moreselected, a few weeks of free meals. The restaurant is not your typical mom and pop. We were greeted warmly and offered to take any table as only a couple other tables were taken. The restaurant is clean and homey with a European/ French influence in some of the food items and decor. The soft jazz playing added to the French bistro vibe. Being our first visit, we chatted with the new owner who took over from her sister. She was very friendly and engaging. When asked why beignets were on the menu she said because she loved them and travels to visit family in France on the regular. We ordered one to try and it was just like what you find at Cafe Du Monde in Jackson Square. The croissants looked tempting and like what we've had in French restaurants, but we didn't have any. The menu is undergoing a few changes expanding the breakfast offerings but will retain most of the menu items. The server was also very friendly, thorough and checked on us several times. He was also very engaging and helped us with the menu. I had the Western Omelet, potatoes and toast (brioche). The "European Butter blend" had a much better flavor than the usual packaged butter. The omelet was good and the salsa very tasty, but not spicy. My wife loved that they offered "Small Bites" for smaller appetites. She had 1 egg (cooked a perfect over medium), 2 slices of bacon and French toast (1 slice cut in half). She enjoyed her meal. We will definitely be back to sample more of the menu.

This is a nice location in Edmond. It is as described cozy. They have a pretty good menu. + They…read morealways have specials which I appreciate. Something crazy they also have. There is a robot that helps with service. Can you find better chicken and waffles, yes. You find them in Edmond? I'm not sure.

My girlfriend and I found this place in Edmond, Oklahoma. I was hungry for a steak and this…read morerestaurant had really good reviews and seemed to be family owned and operated which I do like to support that. We sat down right away as it was not crowded. There was a nice peaceful atmosphere and we didn't have to wait too long for our food. We definitely enjoyed the food and it hit the spot. I would love to go back to try some more options.

Sirloin 9.2/10 Considering $23.99 price.... 9.98/10…read more Potatoes & gravy were normal. 8/10 (Needed more gravy) Salad 9.1/10 it was fresh and tasted delicious and the ranch was good In my opinion, this is one of the best values for the food they offer in Oklahoma City and they take pride in what they do

The staff were all very friendly and food is always good! Went to the one in Edmond 10/10read more

Best gluten free pancakes I've ever had. I always order them when I go!…read more Great service and good and drinks. Def my fave breakfast/brunch place.