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I got the sausage croissant sandwich, and let me tell you... it was a masterpiece. Double meat,…read morebuttery croissant, perfectly cooked sausage--just pure breakfast perfection. Every bite was warm, savory, and satisfying, like a hug for my taste buds. The staff was friendly, the energy in the diner was lively, and the whole experience just felt like classic diner magic. If you're in Murrysville and need a quick, delicious breakfast that actually fills you up, Dick's Diner is the spot. Can't wait to come back!

I have been going to Dick's for 40 years. Dick's went down…read morehill for a while. But Dick's is better now than it ever was even the music is good. I have been there 4 times in the last 2 months with groups of 8 to 12 people and no one ever had a bad meal, away exceptional. The service is very good. The deserts are to die for. Will be back. Larry

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Wade’s Breakfast And Grille

4.6(69 reviews)

2.5 mi

Located on the outskirts of Pittsburgh, this is a great place for breakfast and brunch if you're in…read morethe area. Menu offerings covers most of the classic breakfasts. But the real treat here is their home made donuts! It is simply fabulous! If you don't have room for it, get it to go, it is that good. Dining area size is limited. So during peak hours, you may experience waiting time. However, staff is very helpful and attentive. Portion size is very generous, with pricing being very fair, even for the area.

Spot was very busy on a rainy Saturday morning. Waited about 10 minutes for a table. When we sat…read moredown My wife and I noticed that the table was sticky. So sticky in fact, that my napkin stick to the table. I asked if the rye bread was seeded. The server indicates no seeds. Ordered Al's big breakfast with bacon and eggs over easy. The eggs were over medium to hard. Bacon looked like a lump. It must have been baked in the oven or flash fried. The hash brown patty was a McDonald's style. It was cooked well, but you could tell the oil was overdue to be changed as it had that off flavor. I call this a one and done stop.

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David's Diner

4.5(203 reviews)

10.3 mi

This is hands down thee best breakfast diner experience I've have had in my 62+ years of life!…read more Enormous portions of high-quality, great tasting, well-presented breakfast options. This includes breakfast sandwiches, omelets and a variety of pancakes and sides. Cozy, comfortable, casual atmosphere. Free onsite parking. Very reasonably priced with discounts for vets and first responders.

Food was pretty bland. Not much flavor. Would still try again but order something different.read more

Special - Apple Crumble pancake

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Freedom Square Diner

4.2(96 reviews)

10.4 mi

This is a great local diner. Can get busy in the mornings. We usually go for breakfast - they have…read morea lot of great options - but went yesterday for lunch. We enjoyed it very much.

Freedom Square is a very nice diner with great food and the employees are friendly and good at what…read morethey do. I've always had good food and service here.

This Nutella French Toast that was like a homage to Elvis with bananas, strawberries and lots of sweet goodness,

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Juniper Grill - Murrysville

4.1(240 reviews)

0.6 mi

All of the food was incredibly good. The restaurant is big, but the ambiance is great, the low…read morelighting is gorgeous and the vibes were good. Definitely try the peach features if you're there during the summer. I loved the house salad with the bacon dressing - I wish every restaurant had one like that. The campfire chicken was delicious too.

We had the Ahi Tuna Wonton appetizer and were pleased right from the start. All four of us enjoyed…read moreour meals. The server was knowledgeable with both the food and drink menus. We will be back.

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Old fashioned and Chardonnay

Creekside Diner

4.4(34 reviews)

11.6 mi

A nice find on country roads. Clean and attentive wait staff. Food served hot but taste was…read moreaverage.

Good local diner, friendly staff. Food is all homemade and always busy!…read more I've never been for breakfast, but hope to come back soon. Meatloaf sandwich and chicken parm sandwich is really good.

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Grilled Ruben

Atria's

3.4(127 reviews)

0.5 mi

Friday night, just enough space, solid service, free…read moreparking, good beer, and that's it

I came here for my boyfriend's company Christmas party on December 15th. It also happened to be my…read moreBirthday. It was a nice spot and we really enjoyed our food. I had cod with seafood on top, with asparagus, some appetizers, and their house salad. I also enjoyed a couple of glasses of wine. Everything was tasty. We had a wonderful time

Baja fish tacos...overall good...sides not so much

Husbands chicken wrap...

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Tv at the bar

First Watch

Join the waitlist in advance and even a big party slips right in... we had 8 of us for a weekend…read morebrunch at 11:30 AM... their literal prime time.. and our table was waiting for us like royalty. The menu had a few new seasonal options, but the coolest part was the waiter remembering me from a few months prior when I only had been served by him the one time and was with a completely different group of people this time!! Things like that make you want to come back more - GREAT customer service and hospitality We ordered four orders of Million Dollar Bacon as an appetizer and it was a hack as everyone could then choose the bacon of their choice - do you prefer crispy or chewy? We also tried their new Barbacoa bowl! It was weird to not have a base- probably better described as a normal breakfast plate - but still delightful - fresh avocado, juicy lime wedges, barbacoa with a nice amount of spice, and a very fresh pico.

We don't get here enough. We came for lunch and enjoyed it. We split the bacon because you have to…read morehave their . I did the 2 For mela with half a club sandwich and half honey pecan salad because I couldn't choose. Both were tasty. My girlfriend had the BEC sandwich with potatoes. Very filling. I realize they make their own ketchup but it's not Heinz ketchup so I dropped a star. IYKYK.

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The Kitchen on Penn

4.0(106 reviews)

0.4 mi

First time dining here under their new ownership. Came for breakfast and enjoyed their Lumberjack…read moreOmelet. It was very tasty and ample enough that I took some home for the next day's breakfast. The booths have cushions that sink down so much that your chin approaches the table and makes for an uncomfortable experience. The interior is quite pleasant but the booths need reworked. Another minor issue is their opening time. If you are offering breakfast then open before 9 am. Even an hour earlier would be more acceptable.

Did you get a new look?…read more @thekitchenonpenn is getting one now! Now under new ownership, the place is currently getting a makeover and soon a new name to match! I tried some of the new menu items from chef Brian that you make know from @theolivemerchantcafe . We had: Whipped Riccotta Beans and Greens Buccatini Bolognese Chicken Risotto Stop by and give these new eats a try! #pittsburghfoodie #newownership #murrysville

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Clark’s Diner

3.9(23 reviews)

11.9 mi

Food was great, our server was great, longer waits but understandable for a busy Sunday morning, my…read moremain issue is that we ordered an item that wasn't disclosed to have up charges when asked if we wanted to add onions, peppers, cheese, etc I assumed that it wouldn't be a dollar for each added ingredient considering that the cost is closer to 10¢ each and a 25-50 cent upcharge is much more standard in the industry as someone who works as a cook in a restaurant. I just didn't expect the price to jump from a 40 dollar breakfast to a 60 dollar breakfast.

Stopped after hair app...restaurant was clean and waitress was quick to take our orders....i…read morecouldn't touch mine because I wasn't feeling well....BUT they have new menus and everything on it is overpriced ....its totally not worth the visit with Denny's and Eat n Park within driving distance ....probably won't return....

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