Large breakfast portions at a reasonable price. Will returns. Quick and good service.read more

Delicious food and quiet atmosphere, loved both times coming here. Came here for the first time for…read moredinner on a Saturday night half hour before closing and the service and respect was still on point. Came here again today for breakfast and our waitress and service were attentive and quick. Food was plentiful and delicious. Will be returning soon!

Good old fashioned diner…read more Met an old friend and enjoyed one of her favorite spots. The meals were very inexpensive. I had fish... Couldn't even finish it, although it was delicious. Homefries were tasty and freshly made by hand... No frozen potatoes here!! The wait staff was pleasant and knew my friend... Added to the friendly diner feel. My friend had a burger and soup.. both as tasty as she remembered. I'd meet her there again, but wouldn't go out of my way to eat there.

Atmosphere is very bleak and the building feels very run down. Food was cold and service was…read morehorrible. I do not recommend at all. Plastic throw away cups and water pitchers are not very classy.

My spouse and I ended up here after going to Hoss's and making a u turn as soon as we entered the…read morerestaurant. The odor that Hoss's had was not at all appetizing. I quickly googled cleanest restaurants near me and Hearth Family was the closest. We were so pleased to walk in and have the smell of coffee and tea greet our noses!!! It looked clean too. We were the only ones there. After we placed our orders another couple walked in. We ordered a steak, stuffed mushrooms, mashed potatoes, salad, chicken Alfredo, Manhattan clam chowder, fried mushrooms. The soup was very good. It tasted homemade. The potatoes in it were so tender! The clams were a bit chewy. The fried mushrooms were crispy on outside and juicy inside. I thought a chimichurri sauce or garlic aioli on the side wouldn't been a great complement to this appetizer. The salad was a regular garden fresh salad but the blue cheese dressing was very creamy and delicious. The steak was typically as diner steaks are. The Alfredo sauce had no flavor. The pasta was cooked al dente but with no salt so it too had no flavor. The chicken tasted like frozen chicken and I was afraid to eat it as some of it looked like it wasn't fully cooked. I should know better not to order pasta at a diner! My bad, I really wanted good pasta. Well the other items were good. The service was great, attentive and friendly. There is plenty of parking on either side of establishment. The restrooms are hot as an oven, no a/c!?!?

Been coming here off and on for as long as I can remember. They have really good breakfast but…read morelunch and dinner could be better. The restaurant is clean every time I go and I like that they have small juke boxes where you can play music while you're waiting for your food. I came here with my wife and daughter recently and the waitress we had was nice but she was barely at our table and too busy to top off our drinks. I will only come back if they work on their lunch and dinner options.

This eatery, once upon a time many years ago was a little diner, and the original counter and…read morebooths are still there, evoking some nostalgia. The "new" Cloister Restaurant has a new ramp, new exterior, and a new dining room. The menu is extensive with some of the old Pennsylvania Dutch offerings still available. Liver and onions was not on the menu but is available. You just have to ask for it. My vegetarian friend loved their in house veggie burger patty. I ordered ham loaf, not bad, with a side of apple filling. The apples were not in evidence and the taste was rather bland with a mushy texture smothered in brown gravy. Will not get again. The other 4 in our party of 5 ate everything and enjoyed it! Service was good, unsweet tea was good, restrooms clean, establishment nicely furnished. Parking is good and ramp is great at the entrance. Overall a 4.5 rating!

Always love an old school diner. Was excited to learn it was under the same ownership as the Black…read moreOlive in Columbia. Greeted, seated and had drinks quickly. Went for breakfast. Lots of seating, large varied menu. Service was excellent. My wife had pancakes and I had eggs and scrapple. Everything was well prepared. Gotta love a good diner! Ephrata is a challenge from coffee due to hard water, but the coffee was good too.

We recently visited Lyndon Diner and had a wonderful experience. We ordered the Lyndon Breakfast…read moreSpecial, substituting turkey sausage for the bacon, along with the Fried Chicken Caesar Salad, Mac and Cheese, coffee, applesauce, and apple juice. The service was good, but the food was even better! Everything was delicious, and we really enjoyed our meal. My hubby told me he had read that the diner was closing and would be replaced by a Raising Cane's, and I was honestly so sad to hear that. Lyndon Diner is more than just a place to grab a meal. It has that nostalgic, old-school charm that you just don't find everywhere anymore. One of the little things that really brought back memories for me was the classic red plastic Coca-Cola cups. Seeing those cups instantly took me back to growing up in Texas and drinking out of my grandma's red Coca-Cola cups. It's amazing how something so simple can bring back such wonderful memories. I truly hope Lyndon Diner gets to stick around. Places like this are special, not only because of the food, but because of the memories and nostalgia they create.

My party of three's final dine-in meal in South Central Pennsylvania specifically Lancaster,…read morePennsylvania for Sunday breakfast post Independence Day 2026 which after completion we immediately forward to navigate the long-haul car drive return to our native NYC. Upon entering the maître d' disappeared from the hostess stand, but we waited to be seated at a table. We were placed at a booth where given the name Lyndon Diner is a diner. We waited with great patience approximately ten minutes for our waiter to appear at our booth. It did not appear extremely busy nor at full capacity for early morning Sunday breakfast. A male runner did acknowledged with gratitude noting our patience to take our drink orders. After scanning the standard large laminated printed spiral menu, I decided on breakfast sandwich. I'll admit, I was homesick as I miss NY style breakfast sandwiches particularly lox and schmear on a bagel as appetizing. It is the ultimate classic New York bagel pairing combination. "Lox" refers to silky brined or cold-smoked salmon, while "schmear" is the Yiddish (Jewish) word for a generous spread of cream cheese. New York continues to reign supreme for pairing of lox (cured salmon) and schmear (cream cheese) on a bagel. The waitress looked at me non-Pennsylvanian visibly befuddled with silence as she did not understand. The end result my order was fulfilled as baked salmon $18.99 with lemon and one slice of orange on a separate plate. The salmon was gargantuan cooked very well as it was not dry of good consistency and flavorful favorable. I am very impressed with the size and the actual cooking of the salmon. However, I was despondently disappointed as I wanted "lox and schmear" on a bagel for a bagel sandwich. My bagel was awful as it was flat not chewy. Western sandwich $7.99 Scrambled eggs, white dry toast. Toast is not included in this entrée, but we were charged $2.99. Irish breakfast $12.59 Unfortunately this entrée is missing the key features of pork sausages (bangers), thick-cut back bacon (rashers), black pudding, white pudding, fried sunny eggs, and sauteed tomatoes. Two French toast $6.49. It was a large mound of home fries potato embedded with pieces of meat. It was a gargantuan ash heap of potatoes. This is starch high heaven! I did not see any egg, no tomato, no sausage, and absolutely no pudding. Total disappoint. The prepared finished result and appearance called Irish breakfast was egregiously appalling and insult to New York Irish. I refused to apologize for being a native New Yorker. All in all and all in the food was mediocre. My party was disappointed and we miss our home city's ethnic diversity food offerings, large portion size and quality. Price is moderately extortionate high at Lyndor Diner, but expected in 2026 stagflation era. Customer service is fair to middling average, as I concur with Yelpers, indeed. No comment for restroom facilities as I did not utilized. Takeout menu is available for grabs. I have no plan to return.

Hands down the best breakfast spot to eat in York in my opinion. Everyone from the managers and…read morewaitstaff are always in a great mood and give top notch service. Food is always great. Definitely a comfort food spot to go to.

First time there in a while. It was a Thursday around 6pm. Service was slow. The place wasn't all…read morethat busy. I ordered the Chicken pot pie. It was ok. Noodles were a bit mushy and the broth a little watery. Wife got the Turkey dinner. I have never seen so much dark meat in a dish! The stuffing seemed like croutons with celery. The sweet tea tasted like it was made with creek water. I had to get a soda. Would not recommend.

I'd go back for breakfast!…read more Stopped in here for breakfast on Sunday morning, it was a delight! We walked in and were able to sit right down at the bar style seats. Our waitress was prompt and pleasant. Our food was good, the service was very good, the company and people seated around us were very enjoyable, the music was nice, and the prices were cheap. I got the Greek omelet and my boyfriend got Tom's atomic buster/bomb - or something like that - and it was all very good. I'm not sure what their "inner options are, but their breakfast was good. It's a small diner, nothing fancy or elaborate - but it was good breakfast food. We had no complaints at all!

Excellente breakfasts .the servers have been here 15-20 years. Very attentive. Ambiance.. We'll i…read moream not a country music lover. To me it all sounds the same. Why not a station that plays different genres. It goes right thru me. Alice's Diner.... I won't be back. Oh my friends were annoyed too they can't handle the music either. Sorry

Still a home run breakfast stop for us. The food is almost always a 10/10, the service is top notch…read moreand it always feels like your walking into your bests friends kitchen for morning coffee. We love that menu changes periodically and that the space is small but never feels suffocating.

I found this place to be quite underwhelming relative to the reviews here on Yelp. The service was…read morenice but the place felt mundane overall. The food was just okay. I had a Western omelette that just didn't work. The meat and the eggs separate would have been much better. The pairing was forced. I really don't think that this place is better than a Waffle House.