I often go here for a decent lunch or brunch. If it has been a hard day writing reports I also have…read moreone of their ice-creams. The place is kept spotless and the food is prepared while you wait is fresh. There is plenty of space once you are inside.

This place was awesome Lovely staff, very friendly…read moreWould recommend the Poppins mix Everything was great Perfect portions Great taste Perfect heat And CHEAP Perfect cafe Go 100%

Daniella's Wacky Diner is a very, very odd experience. It's like being transported back to the lino…read moreand formica of the 1970s immediately you step through the door. I went in hoping for a brownie or some sort of confectionery, but was sadly disappointed - although the facade looks like it might well serve patisserie, the closest they can offer is a Twix. Still, it wasn't just any Twix but a bizarre limited edition Twix that looked like it had been brought here via time travel from 40 years ago. It was lovely though, and also interesting as a historical artefact. If you went in here for hot food, which is more what they regularly do, you definitely wouldn't be disappointed on portion sizes. I saw a guy in here eating what looked like the haunch of a young bull elephant, surrounded by most of the jungle from whence it came. Food overflows the sides of the plates. Quality, though, looks a bit school-dinnerish, so I'd say this is somewhere to come only if you're very hungry and far out on the end of town.

I have found this comment on the Danniella Wacky Diner very amusing, Food that overflows the Plate…read more"He didnt mention how big the plates are?" I have been customerof the Wacky Diner for 4 years now and all i can say is if i want British Home Cooked Food that is exactly where I GO and the plates are like platters and you get Real food for cheap Prices. From what you describe here in this review is Exactly what we recieved when we went the OLD Shoreham Cafe "Old Shoreham Cafe used to be a Kebab Shop went bust and thought they could cash in also I have witnessed the woman from the Old Shoreham Cafe who is from Turkey tell the Owner of Wacky Diner she will die soon and they will close down. I WANT REAL FOOD. if i want School dinner food then I may as well go to the EX KEBAB shop now saying they are a Cafe. Just to put you straight ont he name Wacky Diner it is because the people are wacky and great fun to be around. I am sorry you didnt like your time, But i will keep going on my work lunch time and weekends with my family. I Feel very dissapointed for you and im sure many Patrons of the Wacky Diner will feel the same for you as well maybe you should go back to the future. I also noticed you you are saying NEW Road where is the Cafe on New Road ????

Went for breakfast this morning and was extremely disappointed. Where to start:…read more* Scrambled eggs were made in the microwave... * Pancakes must have been frozen and then reheated in the microwave as they were so tough on the outside that we actually had a hard time cutting through them * The "hash browns" we're still cold in the middle * The bacon (which was only streaky after I commented to the chef that it was a bit weird to be served "back bacon" in an American restaurant) was undercooked and just slimy Good points: * Service was friendly * Atmosphere was good We are from the US and were really hoping for "a Taste of the USA", I guess it was a taste, just not one that I think would make anyone want to go to the US

Fantastic place - different to anywhere we've ever been before. Staff were friendly and…read moreprofessional. American breakfasts very filling, and love the top up coffees. We go there when we can on our way to the south west and hope that such a customer-orientated place lasts the recession.

A great place to go for Classic American diner food. The staff are friendly and my son loves going…read morehere for lunch. The milkshakes alone are worth the visit and you can mix up your blend and go off menu. If you're in the area it's a great place to drop in and the food is both good and reasonably priced too.

Terrible. Food was dry and tasteless. The worst part is that the waitress put boiling hot cheese…read moresauce in front of a 1 year old who then put his hands in it before we had a chance to move it, scalding his hands. The manager was unable to deal with our complaint satisfactorily and failed to record the accident correctly (omitting the fact that her staff member put the cheese in front of him), in general this was a terrible meal out. I will never return here! We refused to pay and left very unhappy with EVERYTHING. I would not recommend this place and there are far better places to eat in PortSolent than this. ******2 weeks later and we have still not heard back from them about the complaint we have made. Completely unacceptable and we will NEVER return to ANY branch.******

The ambiance has a 1950's vibe with 50's era decor, music by Elvis and Tom Jones to name two, a…read morecool motorcycle display when you walk in, and Tom & Jerry cartoons playing in the background. A fun place for families. Food was delicious. My husband had the Steak & Fries I had the caramelized onion Burger, which I believe the cook brought right out to us. The fries were nice and hot. The steak was cooked perfectly my burger could have been cooked a bit longer to prevent so much of the meat juices from dripping. The waitstaff could be more inviting when you come into the restaurant. The first attempt to eat here the waitress apologized and said it would be a 40 minute wait as a trove of people arrived between 5 - 5:30 pm when we arrived. We told her we'd come back another time. Two days later we arrived around 4:30 ish, and the young lady from way behind the counter, without saying hello or welcome, pointed us to a table. Our assigned waitress was pleasant but we had to flag her down twice for more beverages, it wasn't really busy yet and three wait staff were talking amongst each other. In any case if you don't mind this type behavior this place will suit you, but if you're a large group it may be somewhat challenging to be waited on with a professional attitude. We stayed a week in lovely Brighton and the restaurant was across the street but we didn't bother trying this place for a third time.

Located near to the pier in Brighton (on the main road) there is this amazing diner that does a…read moregreat selection of America: - Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner The food is reasonably priced and you get more than enough for your buck (ok pound). We had breakfast there and it def set you up for the day so if you go to Brighton go and have breakfast it won't disappoint

Have been to few places where as well as fresh food cooked for you there is an atmosphere which is…read moreunique this is a place like that, gives you a feeling that you are a in a diner in America in the fifties or sixties music is great as well almost expected the Fonz to walk in.

Ed's has been recommended to me by lots of friends . It's a 1950's American style diner complete…read morewith the music too . It's just Arnold's diner in happy days I was expecting Ritchie Cunningham ralf the mouth and the fonze to turn up lol . The burgers are to die for second only to my favourite place big mouths in peacehaven. The iced frappe is brilliant. You can also save money by downloading their smartphone app overall an absolutely brilliant experience. I totally recommend it 10/10

Famous biker cafe at Box Hill ( everyone knows it as "Box Hill"). There's are a very large car…read morepark, which is often packed on summer afternoons and evenings. It's located just off the roundabout near the village of Mickleham. The cafe serves the standard biker fare of burgers, fry-ups, and chips with mugs of tea and coffee. You place an order and wait for your number to be called. Strongly recommended.

Rykas Cafe is an institution amongst motorbike riders in the south east and from further afield. On…read moreany give Sunday (and most Saturdays) the car park will be full to over filling with all manner of motorbikes and bikers. It is also a popular stop off with cyclists and walkers who fancy a little stroll to the top of Box Hill to take in the views. The food at Rykas is outstanding. My personal favourite is the bacon burger. Never tried the chips, as I am not a great chip fan, but the shakes are pretty good too. Coffee is fairly mediocre.

Cute burger joint with friendly staff…read more I ordered the Prince Harry is overrated and truffle Mac and cheese one of my friends ordered the juicy Boris falafel burger with seasoned fries and another friend but they're shrimp sandwich with seasoned fries The beef burger was so good I have no complaints I loved it hands down it was Fresh it was amazing the falafel burger was also good as well no complaints there the shrimp burger we were in a fan of the shrimp itself tasted good but the bread and the toppings that came with it didn't mix very well with The Truffle mac and cheese was a little too rich for me the cheese was very overpowering I was not able to finish the season fries will get us so overall they were ok but they weren't the best fries I would definitely go back for another burger which is what they're known for so if you do visit I would try a burger whether it's chicken or veggie try the burgers that's what they're good at

When we arrived at 1.15pm for lunch, it was packed, but luckily we were told we only had to wait 15…read moreminutes by a very welcoming waitress, for an available table, so we sat and waited outside on the two long wooden tables with others waiting for a table. It looked like it was going to rain, but it did not after all, so we could have stayed outside, as the sun came out! We got a lovely table by the window. Nothing on the menu was above £6.50. There were choice of burgers, dogs or pulled pork in a bun. I ordered the "prince charles is overrated" burger. The patty beef burger were done the way I liked it, quite charred on the outside and medium inside, in a toasted hot bun. It was succulent and tasty served on top of shredded iceberg, pickles and dirty spread (that is what it says on the menu!) and topped with crispy bacon. It also comes with cheese but I asked for no cheese. The basket of fries was a very large side dish, enough for two people to share. We ordered the chilli cheese fries which was seasoned and topped with minced beef covered in cheese and green chilli. They had an interesting "mar-grrr-eat-her" slush cocktail, but unfortunately, they had ran out of the lemon and lime slush, so I tried the local ale instead. There was a constant queue at the door and the waitresses continued to be very cheerful. Lovely and very helpful service. The bill was settled at the counter.

This is a great old style greasy spoon. Serves good old British food but caters to all. Although…read morethe menu is limited there is enough good grub to suit most. The service is not table service but is pretty quick. Run by Tom and a youthful looking staff, who all appear to work hard. The clientele are mainly regulars from locals to workman on their lunch break. The decor is a retro 60's look with an American style diner with a "happy days" feel.