For my first visit, I ordered the New Mexico omelette with house fries, tomato slices, and…read moresourdough toast. The food came out quickly, and every bite was delicious. The staff made sure I was comfortable and had everything I needed, regularly checking in with me. Joseph was my server and did an excellent job. He was attentive and on top of everything. There was also another young lady who took my order and checked in with me a few times. I didn't catch her name, but she was very sweet and professional. Between the two of them, they really sold the experience. As for the ambiance, it's pretty much what you'd expect from a classic American diner, but very comfortable. There was plenty of natural light, minimal noise, and the entire place was very clean.

This is my first time here and stopped to have breakfast before boarding our flight. Our server was…read morereally nice, attentive and patient. It's your typical diner breakfast spot. Our food was good. It wasn't greasy which I appreciate. Good food. Great service. Good prices. Would definitely recommend.

I am a a transwoman. There are not a lot of places traditionally for someone like me. Harlow's Cafe…read morehas known me only as a person and has only ever treated me with respect and kindness. The owner is a lovely man, the staff are so lovely. If I never live another day, I will carry the memories of this amazing cafe with me. EDIT: How could I forget! THE FOOD IS ALL AMAZING!!

There are places you eat at, and places that stitch themselves into your personal geography…read more Harlow's Cafe is the latter--and if you look closely while you're sipping your coffee, you can see the layers. My first visit to Harlow's was back in 1993--when Tempe still felt like a college town with rough edges and a pulse--this place went by another name: Mae West. The name change? That's a story best told over coffee and eggs, which is exactly how all good stories should be told. What never changed was the vibe: a room that quietly collected stories. You see it on the walls--old Hollywood glamour nodding to Mae West the actress, winking at you from another era, reminding you that Tempe once flirted with style and danger before developers discovered spreadsheets. And then there's the music. In the '90s and early 2000s, when the Tempe music scene was punching way above its weight, this place was part diner, part unofficial green room. Bands didn't just eat here--they held court. You'd find members of Gin Blossoms, The Refreshments, and a rotating cast of local music heroes sliding into booths, fueling up. No velvet ropes. No backstage passes. Just eggs, coffee, and the quiet understanding that everyone in the room was part of the same scene. You still feel it. The memorabilia isn't curated--it's accumulated. Earned. Like scars on a boxer. And through all of it--name changes, real estate pressure, ASU's corporate gravity well--Harlow's endured. We talked with the owners, John and Kimberly, about how Tempe's mom-and-pop joints have been steadily squeezed out by institutional money and chain logic. Harlow's survived not by scaling, but by belonging. Locals. Students. Musicians. Families. Same door, same welcome. You come here for chorizo and eggs that understand their purpose in life. For Belgian waffles that don't need reinvention. For breakfast that refuses to be ironic. But you stay because places like this are rare now--rooms where culture happened accidentally, not because someone branded it that way. Harlow's Cafe isn't just a great breakfast spot. It's a time capsule that still feeds you. A small, stubborn act of resistance. And proof that if you do the simple things right--and treat people like they matter--you just might outlast the wrecking ball.

Instant nostalgia walking in as this location used to be a 5 & Diner that I'd been frequenting…read moresince the 1990s with my Nanny (British for Grandma). I'd been meaning to try this location after seeing a few of my fellow Yelper friends review this place. Just like they said, this place did not disappoint! Serving up quality diner food with friendly service, classic hits, and blast from the past decor. What We Ordered: - Steak & Eggs: Under $20?! Count me in! Seasoned well and cooked perfectly to order for both the over easy eggs and medium rare steak. Breakfast perfection! - Patty Melt: My boyfriend said it was delicious, and the small bite I tried was great. You can tell they season their burger patties. Honestly, we both left very impressed as all the food was seasoned well and cooked beautifully. Who says diner food can't be done well?! Nana Dee's has set the standard for diner food!

Thanks Nana Dee's and our wonderful waitress, Valerie - that's 3 gentlemen extremely well-fed and…read moretaken care of. Delicious and plentiful food, recommended by Valerie - difficult to get out of our seats to close out and get back on the road, truth be told. I had the burrito special (ginormous and the salsa on the side with hash browns was excellent); my two colleagues had Ultimate Lumberjacks that did not disappoint. Lovely, well-kept and bright American Diner experience with vibrant decor to keep your eyes busy while you have a short wait for your food. Valerie was there every step of the way to ensure our needs were met and our questions were answered. First Class experience - thank you

Loved the French toast. Service was fast and friendly even though it was super busy. They did a…read moregood job keeping my coffee up full. Sit at the bar to catch all the dishes coming out the window.

Finally got to try Chase's Diner and I'm happy that I tried. It is such a cute and cozy place, and…read morepeople are friendly. Came here for a late dinner on a weekday, I was happy to see that they had smaller simple menu but kinda with everything- I had a single pancake with an egg and a bacon, it was perfect. I'd definitely come back!

I am not normally someone who writes reviews. My best friend and I came in starving after a late…read moreshow at the Van Buren after I'd searched around for any places open late. The ambience was incredible and unique and our server, Allison, was the SWEETEST person ever. We both got the happy hour welcome burger and a plate of fries to share. I cannot use the language I want to here to be able to properly express how incredible our food was so I will just say that everything was off the board amazing. I could bathe in that garlic aioli and that was the BEST burger I've ever had. FOR 10 BUCKS!!! All around great vibes, fantastic and quick service, amazing food. Seriously I live 30 minutes from this place and I will make it a goal to come back as often as I possibly can. Thank you!

Best happy hour in town! The ambience is great sitting in the patio as the sun sets on a beautiful…read morePhoenix evening. The beers-Hamm, PBR, $1 and $3, can't be beat. We had some happy hour snacks, Brussels were yummy. Servers made sure we had enough beers :) Look forward to stopping here again the next happy hour.

Well, we're out here for our Friday breakfast run trying something new we're here at Jim's Coney…read moreIsland Café in Northern Tempe right off of Scottsdale Road and Cavalier never been here before but plan on coming back. It's been here for 40 years reminds me of an old place back home and in Iowa sit down get waited on very very polite people food is delicious. I just just ordered what the food service suggested her name is Alex. She took great care of myself and a friend of mine who would've thought Polish sausage and scrambled egg. my friend had and he said it was delicious. I'll be back you guys check this place out if you like my pallet like most of you do, it's a place for you. Also, have a great day.

We went for breakfast and I had two eggs over easy, rye toast and hash browns, and my husband had…read morethe green chile omelet. The service was amazing and it is a really cute old school type diner. We enjoyed it thoroughly. We will be back.

Breakfast choices are great and the food is very good. Usually get Bears Choice of scrabbled eggs,…read morebacon and french choice. Price went up a little recently but still ok and food us tasty. Dalia is a great server. Very nice helpful and comes back often to offer coffee. Nice pictures and bear ambiance inside and outside.

I took my Mom in today for an early Easter dinner. They were offering a prime rib dinner special…read morefor $19.99. While the price was very good, the food was mediocre at best. We both ordered medium rare prime rib, and we both got medium well instead. They told us that was as rare as they had. I think it was cold and was reheated in the microwave to warm it back up again. The dinner came with 2 sides, but because it was not 4pm yet they didn't have any baked potatoes ready yet, so country red skins were the next best thing along with the green beans. The potatos were decent, but the green beans were canned and mushy. The salad was lettuce, 2 tomatos, 2 cucumber slices, and some shredded carrots. Their ranch dressing was decent, but I maybe got about a half of a tablespoon. The one thing both of us loved was their cornbread muffins. They were delicious, and I even thought about bringing home some extras because they were that good. The service was quick, but maybe a little too quick. I hadn't even finished putting the dressing on my salad when dinner came out. I still like this place for breakfast, but I don't think we'll be back for dinner again.

Went the other day for breakfast post workout…read more WOW the hog omelet was fire. Not just because I loaded it with hot sauce but literal salty protein rich greatness. We love this place and hope it stands the tests of time as it's such an asset to north phoenix

Another great meal at OBH!…read more Came back again since we were in Phoenix. We arrived Friday around 7am. We were seated right away. Our waitress was super sweet. I ordered the Loco Moco, my husband ordered the linguica and cheddar scramble with hashbrowns and sourdough toast, and we got the granola and banana pancakes to share. The loco moco was good, but it lacked a little salt. My husband liked his scramble. And the pancakes were good. A little dry, but with some syrup they were delicious. The portions are huge. By the time we left it was pretty busy. There is a lot of parking in the strip mall location. Would recommend this to anyone in the Phoenix area.

I don't usually post reviews, but I really wanted to give a shoutout to the amazing staff at Lucky…read moreLou's (Dana Park location). We came in with our family and three kids and sat on the patio since we were a larger group. After eating, our kids were sitting in chairs near our table, chatting and moving around a bit. They weren't being loud or disruptive, but a nearby a couple clearly seemed upset. The woman was shaking her head and saying to the waitress "this isn't okay to be doing while people are eating", pointing toward our kids. Once I realized this, I immediately called my kids back over and had them sit with us, and I even let her know that if something was bothering her, she could've told us and I would have addressed it right away. The couple chose to ignore us and left shortly after. The manager then came out and reassured us that Lucky Lou's is a family-friendly restaurant and that our kids were absolutely fine. That meant a lot to us and really showed how supportive and understanding the staff is. I also hope one day that couple realizes how hard it is to keep a 4-, 6-, and 8-year-old sitting at a table for more than 30 minutes without shoving an iPad in front of them. On top of that, the service was excellent, the atmosphere was welcoming, and I honestly had the best burger and tater tots of my life. We'll definitely be back--thank you for creating such a kid-friendly and enjoyable place for families!

We came to Lucky Lou's to spend time with a long time friend of ours. We came here on a Sunday and…read moreno matter how busy they were they seated us pretty quickly at our table. It is a good thing they have a big variety of dishes to order. For me I was feeling a cheese burger and I actually enjoyed my burger. Others ordered a steak and chicken fried steak. All dishes looked pretty good but on this day I was the burger guy. Not a large place but has ample seating for customers. They do have a bar if that is what you are looking for. Today we just wanted to eat and visit and chat. This place is located on Val Vista Road south of Highway 60. I would recommend this place if you are in the area. The service was good and there is ample parking.

Delicious!! We were looking for a good breakfast place in Tempe and Yelp reviews for Snooze were…read moreraving. I started with a matcha latte with almond milk and it was perfect. My husband loved his chai latte also. We shared a pancake flight with the pineapple upside down cake, strawberry shortcake, and a blueberry strudel, which were all incredible. I loved them all. I also got a half bravocado toast and my husband got the garden harvest omelet. If you're really hungry, go for the full bravo ado toast. Everything was fresh with good quality ingredients. I loved that they have a feel-good fuel section for healthier options. Service was phenomenal at the bar. The only bummer was that they didn't validate parking. I'm sure it's complicated being next to a University. Overall, we absolutely loved it. Please give them a try!

A great breakfast spot right in a vibrant student area! The atmosphere is very cool and laid-back,…read morewith a fun, energetic vibe. The staff was friendly and welcoming, making the whole experience even better. The breakfast was excellent--especially the pancakes and Eggs Benedict, which were absolutely delicious. If you're looking for a solid breakfast place with good food and great people, this is definitely worth a visit!