Christy is a perky, friendly owner! Making you feel at home. Very accommodating, & the food is…read moreyummy!

Great neighborhood diner. Food is yummy and the staff is beautiful! The menu is full of great…read moremeals that will make your taste buds tingle. Go and try it.

The original dive bar! In existence since early 20th…read morecentury! A true downscale watering hole well worth the visit! Friendly, talky clientele and bartenders, nothing modern except the TV's, cash register looks and operates like the 1880's relic that it is! Bar snacks available, pool table, bring in take out from restaurants within a few steps! Check it out!!

Little diner is very cool. Food is nice. Comes on time and everything I've ordered is been very…read moregood.

A lovely local "breakfast-style" diner - smaller menu, shorter hours, smaller restaurant overall -…read morebut a hidden gem in downtown New City overall. As others have noted, they just expanded to include dinner hours some days, but we showed up for lunch and were seated right away. Menu isn't super huge, so I settled in the Burger area and noticed right away the price discrepancies. Deluxe burgers (with fries) typically cost $2 more than regular (without). Except the pizza burger costs $3 more and the cheddar chili burger costs $1 more. Dear Little Diner: Fix that. Make the fries $2 and call it a day. Once I discovered my ladyfriend was ordering a dish that automatically came with fries even though she didn't want them, I decided I would just order a regular. Bacon & Bleu Cheeseburger, add avocado. I love those flavors, but here's another problem in the menu. It says: (1/2 Ib. Burger) Made from 100% Pure, Fresh Beef Served w/ Cole Slaw, Pickles, Lettuce & Tomato Deluxe Served w/ French Fries. Add Avocado 1.99 And then under the list of burgers: Burger Add-Ons Bacon, Avocado or Sautéed Mushrooms $2.99 Extra So which would it be? I asked and the waitress said $1.99, so I went for it. Turns out that, as I rather suspected, the avocado was billed at $2.99. Maybe - MAYBE - it's $1.99 if you order it with the fries, but why only the avocado? I brought this up and they agreed to cut the $1 off my bill since the menu indeed has this ambiguity. They were very nice about it, so just maybe that was put back into their tip. (: So, dear Little Diner: Also fix that. Just delete the little Avocado bit at the beginning. Ambiance: Nice breakfast place. Service: Very friendly and accommodating. Food: Worth coming back for. The only drawback is inconsistent menu pricing... so just ask if anything is unclear. I'll have to come back with a breakfast hankering next time and try that side of the menu.

This is really a solid diner, not a cafe: large menu with the typical breakfast, lunch and dinner…read moreitems; and usual booths and seating (slightly cleaner and better than an area diner). Located in a small plaza with 7-11 and a few other small stores, we were greeted right away upon entering. There were a few customers but it was not packed which meant we got a booth, yay. The waiter informed us of the specials, most of which I hesitate to order at a diner: paella, octopus, steak, etc. The menu is plentiful with the usual items as well as more Spanish dishes like empanadas, Spanish breakfast, etc. The Italian vegetable panini with salad was not bad but it was odd that the salad had the same ingredients as the panini (sans portobellos), leaving the while dish feeling one note. The burger was the typical diner burger. Overall pricing was okay, given rising costs, though some of the entrees were $25-30+, which i wouldn't do. I wonder what the Spanish dishes would have tasted like because perhaps those are their stars. Service was attentive, though it felt like they were trying to make this more into an elevated experience vs. what it was. I did like the bathrooms a little better than other diners, and I felt pretty comfortable in the little restaurant space.

Pretty good. I should have gotten an omelet. Everyone there, and most appeared to be regulars, was…read moremunching on an omelet. Should have gone that direction. Got a triple-decker chicken cutlet sandwich, which was pretty good. Sister got a chicken and eggplant thing on a pita. Also OK. The portions were generous. The waffle and regular fries were standard diner fries, which is a good thing. Now for the chili. It is straight up marinara bolognese. I guarantee this is the exact same stuff they serve on spaghetti. They just throw some cheddar on it and serve it next to some chips. Pretty bad. Other than that, not bad. Again, should have gotten the omelet

As always, my family and I had another wonderful meal at Gianni's. Vinny and his staff are always…read morefriendly, attentive and accommodating. The food is always well prepared and presented. I heartily recommend Gianni's for any occasion or a family dinner. See you soon, Vinny

Let me start by saying the wait staff and manager are very kind and nice... the food on the other…read morehand, oof! My nephew was visiting from out of town and wanted to come here as he always remembered loving their penne Ala vodka, which he did enjoy. My mother on the other hand decided to order the Short Rib special that was written on the chalk board at the hostess stand. She got maybe two bites in, noted it was cold and the when she cut into the center it was frozen solid, as in I can see the freezer burn ice in it. Yikes! We called over the waiter who apologized and offered to bring something else out. She chose the Rumanian Steak, that came out nice and cooked. Obviously the rest of us were finished eating. She ate a bit and decided to pack it up. The waiter then brings over a piece of Flan as an apology, very nice. (Not all of us are flan fans but still a nice gesture). Now we get the check. They not only charged us for her meal but charged for the steak which was $40 vs the $27 frozen special. We asked to speak to the manager and he said it was a misunderstanding and would change it to charge it for the $27, fine I wasn't going to argue, he was nice about it. They ended up taking the meal off completely. It's a shame that these employees have to deal with the bad decisions and of the owners and head chef/kitchen manager. I will not be returning but wish the best for the staff.

The service at City Line was great. There were 14 people in our party and we called ahead to see if…read morethere was room for us. We didn't expect them to set up a table for us in private room. It was very nice. Since there were so many if us they took special care to make sure that our orders were correct. Now the food, it is decent. I got a dish that I can't find on their online menu but it had chorizo, potatoes, black beans and avocados with three eggs. It wasn't bad. The creaminess of the avocado mixed well with the egg and potatoes. I wish there was more chorizo but other than that a solid dish. The portions are very large. I had to take some of mine home.

Stayed the weekend in West Nyack and discovered this gem for breakfast on Sunday. Food was…read moreamazing. Service was great. And had a terrific ambiance, like a 50s diner. I had the Croque Monsiuer Benedict which had the best Hollandaise I've ever had. Highly recommend!

6/7/26: I'd skip this place, except if you want to stop in for a beverage at the counter…read more We were up in Nyack, NY visiting the Edward Hopper house. After our visit, we decided to walk around town. There were a lot of restaurants open, but they mostly empty. The Breakfast & Burger Club seemed to be really busy. That being said, I figured it must be a good place to eat. We sat down at a table in the restaurant. The server came over with menus and water. We decided to share a Chicken Cobb Wrap along with a Root beer. The IBC Root beer was good. Anyway, it took a very long time for our order to come out. While we were waiting for the food, I noticed a strong smell of cooking oil. The server kept apologizing for the wait. The order finally came out. We were so starving at that point. The wrap tasted very dry, so unlike any Cobb salad. There was no avocado, no bacon etc... In addition, the fries were soggy and cold. I took a good look at the wrap and it had to be a Chicken Caesar wrap. My bf thought the same thing. There was no sense in sending it back, since we already ate some of it. We were charged for a Cobb salad wrap $17.45. However, the Caesar wrap was the same price, so we didn't bother saying anything. The male server and root beer were the restaurant's only highlights. Street parking is available.

Interior is bright and fun. We arrived around 11am on a Saturday and were seated immediately…read more Lots of menu options, with a good mix of American food and Mexican food. We ordered the Enchiladas Verde con Bistec, Tlacoyos, Picaditas, Malinesa de Pollo, and Pollo en Crema. Everything was delicious, and everyone who ordered from the Mexican section of the menu had more than enough to take home. Food came pretty quickly. Parking is a bit limited and street only.

I'm not surprised this little unassuming cafe has nearly five stars. We've been searching for good…read moreMexican food in our area and Estrella Cafe has been the only one so far that left an impression. The portions and prices are excellent but above all it was delicious. Definitely authentic! We've only done takeout but I plan on visiting soon to sit down and try their drinks as well. This place will not disappoint, the rest in the area are below average.

PROS: food was good, menu variety was plentiful, food prices were affordable, atmosphere was nice,…read moreand loads of parking CONS: slow service, minimum $25 charge for credit cards OVERALL: I would definitely come here again but only if I'm going to eat more than $25 worth and if I have a lot of time on my hands

The ribs here are really good. The happy hour on game days is really good as well. It feels like a…read morefamily atmosphere here with the servers and patrons. It is not really my go to place in there area. I've had unfavorable experiences with the new owners or else I would have given it 5 stars.

Went here with my wife for a weekday lunch. First time visiting. As is my standard practice, if a…read morerestaurant offers a Ruben sandwich, I must order it. I got a Ruben and my wife got a Cowboy burger. The ruben was excellent. As you might imagine, I have tried a few. The bread was crispy grilled on the outside without sogginess. There was a just right amount of sauerkraut, and the corned beef was thick sliced and delicious. They brought the russian dressing out separately so I could get as much as I wanted. I would say its within the top 3 rubens I have had. My wife's cowboy burger was massive and done just right. They had some really tasty looking deserts, but we were too full to try one. Very casual restaurant with a few TVs and lots of advertisements for local business around.

Good diner. Was…read morepassing through the area and actually looking for a diner and came upon this place at the right time. There was a choice of tables or the booth (I took the booth). The menu is deep, but mostly standard diner. It was the morning, so I just went with breakfast. Ordered the 'Hungry Man's Breakfast' with added home fries and toast (yes, I was very hungry). Also got their freshly squeezed orange juice. The food was good and I had zero complaints. The hostess and the waiter were both very friendly. The waiter was also very attentive and came around several times to make sure all was good or if we needed anything. Inside is small, but spacious enough. This place shares the land with several other businesses and the lot is small, but I found a space just fine. The only complaint is that the lot could use a paving (not this place's fault). Overall a good diner and one I'd easily return to if in the area again.