Went there today 1/4/26 for breakfast , my wife ordered a strawberry Belgian waffle , when she got…read moreit , there was hardly any strawberries on it , so she asked the server if she get a side of strawberries, , the server told her the y would have to cut up more , she lied , 10 minutes later she came out with a small bowl , the strawberries were still frozen in syrup . when the server brought the bill she asked how everything was , my wife told her the strawberries were still frozen , and the server asked if she wanted anything else , my wife no , the sever said that sounds like a plan . grabbed her plate off the table . and walked away . in a huff . the severs name was Hali . not the way to act toward your customers . this is the second time , they have said they will have to get more strawberries . and the always come out frozen. I worked as a prep cook 20 yrs ago . the kitchen is supposed to be prepped for the day . with enough of all items . it was only 8:30 am , when this happened . we will never go back , and i would never recommend this place . they used to be good 10yrs ago , when the other wait staff was there . but the wait staff we used to see have all since left .

The best diner in Tyngsboro bar none. They aren't loud like…read moreanother diner in Tyngsboro which is a more enjoyable experience and the food is excellent as well as the service !

Another great brunch at the Classic All diners are great but…read morethis is outstanding Upscale with delicious omelettes, generous salads and fresh and tasty sandwiches Really recommend Diane

stopped in for brunch. ordered a short stack of chocolate pancake and two benedict's…read more service was a little slow to start but the kitchen made up for the time. pancakes were nice and fluffy, would get it again. the benedict's eggs were pretty much hard boiled eggs. benedict's should be served with poached eggs, which are running yolks. these literally were hard boiled eggs. when looking at the pics, the eggs are perfectly spherical, no poached eggs look that well rounded. i inquired about the eggs, the answer was, order them lightly poached. again, benedict's are supposed to undercooked.

Doty's looks very fresh and clean -- I love the blue walls. The staff was friendly and served us…read morepromptly. Our breakfast was very good -- there's a wide variety of omelettes. They have shredded hash browns and cubed home fries. I really liked the cinnamon raisin toast-- had not had that in a long time. If you order coffee they put a carafe on the table.

Small strip mall diner with minimal decor and furnishings likely financed on shoestring budget…read more Good crowd, mostly on stools at the counter, looking like regulars. Decent array of offerings. Friendly server. -- Build your Own Omelette: This was my wife's order. Seemed small compared with recent omelette plates elsewhere. She liked it but found it and the accompanying hash browns (homefries are the other option) very plain. Solid enough. -- Pancakes and Sausage: Stack of three, no browning, more of a Twinkie color, and-- come to think of it-- Twinkie flavor. A little dry, needing the syrup. I upgraded to a mini bottle of real maple syrup for $3.99. My wife noticed that the cap had previously been opened and it was refilled. Not a big deal for me, but for those who care, now you know. Ordinary pancakes, but got the job done. The quartet of sausage links were thin but perfectly cooked. No real wow factor, but no real complaints. An adequate breakfast; adequate gets a 3. If I'm comparing it against Rosco's Diner around the corner, I give the food edge to Rosco, the value edge to Rosco, the convenience edge to Doty, and the service fairly even. As for the atmosphere: in Rosco's favor if you don't mind conservative news in the background, and in Doty's favor if you do.

This place has been on my "List" for a while and I finally got the chance to try it. I wish I had…read morefound the time sooner! I got there 10 minutes after it opened and there were already two regulars there. I sat in a booth, though counter seating is plentiful. The owners work the place and are the friendliest people. I started with a coffee and water. The coffee was excellent -- not acidic, not watery, full bodied flavor. I ordered an Irish Benny and a side of crispy bacon. Absolutely delicious! The muffin was toasted to perfection and the eggs were just liquid enough to blend well with the hollandaise. While I was there 2 or 3 people came in -- a mix of old and new customers. All were treated to the same friendly attitude. I will definitely be going back!

Do NOT be put off by the facade! Inside, this is the sweetest, friendliest diner serving up…read morestraightforward but excellent breakfast classics. Being here just makes the whole world feel brighter. Bonus: the food is neither greasy nor overly salty - just fresh and well prepared. Good parking . Check it out, you'll thank me

Simple eatery with minimal, low-budget decor. It's cash only, so come prepared or be prepared to…read moreuse the questionable ATM. -- Omelette: Good. Veggies creatively placed both inside and on top. -- Home fries: Plentiful and crisp, but I think no seasoning other than paprika. Bland. -- Pancakes: Nicely browned, but a little bland. Decent. Syrup handily in a table dispenser, so no need to ration. -- Sausage Links: Around 3" long and pretty much store-bought equivalent if not literally store-bought. Decent juiciness and flavor. -- Coffee: Better than Jiffy Lube, but most of the fast food places have better coffee. -- Service: Cordial but distant. Overall, good enough to get the job done if we're in the area and need breakfast now. But not destination-worthy, nor likely to join the breakfast rotation.

The first time I went to The Restaurant Named Rick's Diner I was Blessed with a GIFT Certificate…read more The young Lady that I talked with is the Nicest Kind Person. She is like an Angel. I was there for a while to decide. then For Breakfast I ordered the WINDMILL sandwich. It was Very Delicious. I'm for sure Appreciative for their Prompt service and the Ambiance is quiet and peaceful. I didn't take a photo of the windmill sandwich However when I was there today I decided. I then ordered Iced coffee, JUMBO French toast with 2 sausage patties. It was cooked very fast and was ver delicious. I'm appreciative for their kindness to Me. CHRIST BLESS Ricks Diner AMIN.

Lovely barn full of wonderful real maplewood "slices" tables, a fun and cozy ambiance with several…read moretchotchkes, signs, and memorabilia for decor. Anna was our server with a smile: pots of maple coffee, and of course breakfast for all. I had the Eggs Irish, a delicious twist on the classic Benedict with corned beef hash and tasted the apple cider pancakes a friend had... very yummy! The chicken and waffles was crispy, the pancakes huge and delicious, and the maple syrup served in individual nip bottles. Portions are generous and fit well with the welcoming ambiance. The lovely gift shop is on the side of the main building, you get there through a covered bridge on the pathway. Get there early, it's a very popular breakfast place and fills up fast!

I'd received so many recommendations to check out Parker's Maple Barn in Mason, NH, so I finally…read morehad to see what all the hype was about! The drive up was filled with gorgeous fall views, & as soon as we arrived, I could instantly see the charm -- the place has such a cozy, rustic vibe. After putting in our name, we wandered through the gift shop & couldn't resist picking up some maple syrup & maple dark chocolates. Once seated, I loved the warm, country-style decor inside & noticed they even have outdoor seating -- I can only imagine how stunning it looks once the leaves fully change. Even though we were still full from breakfast earlier, we had to try their maple bourbon affogato & latte -- hands down the best affogato I've ever had! I also ordered an apple cider pancake (massive, fluffy, & perfectly spiced) along with some maple baked beans, which were top-notch. Definitely planning to come back soon to explore more of the menu -- this spot is a true New England gem! On a funny side note, we ran into another Worcester foodie @marisaadele1 from @holeinthewall.newengland. What a small world!

You guys. I think I just found a new favorite breakfast place. And dare I say....it may even rival…read morethe likes of Brooklyn Bagel in Derry. But really though, it's just nice to have another amazing breakfast place that's a bit closer to where I live for a change. Only a couple of towns over from Nashua, MPD epitomizes what the "farm to fork" experience is all about. From the farm fresh eggs, to the perfectly toasted bread, and homefries that seem tough to come by in most places these days. And wouldn't you know it - they even offer a choice between homemade hash or the canned variety. Diners like these automatically get bonus points in my book when they offer both styles of corned beef hash! If you viewed the photos before reading this review, you already know what I got. It's my all time favorite breakfast, baby! And I'll just say....they absolutely nailed everything on the plate! 10 out of 10, would highly recommend. The servers here are wicked friendly and inviting. I would expect nothing less from a diner so quaint. Yes, the dining area is rather small. Something tells me it's a good thing I came here on a Monday because I can only imagine how packed this place must get on the weekends. Should I happen by here on a Saturday or something, I'll make sure to arrive early just in case. It's one of those "seat yourself" type places. Because when you first walk in, you can literally see the entire dining area with but a glance. That's how small it is. A hole in the wall, if you will. And they most certainly live up to the reputation. There weren't many photos at the time of me first discovering their page here on Yelp. Perhaps I'll change that, should I decide to give their curbside take-away ordering a whirl and try a custom omelet or something. Whatever my next dish is, I can already tell this will become a frequent revisit for me. I'm giving Market Place Diner 5 plates of perfected farm fresh hash & eggs out of 5.

It's been a while since we visited this small diner. Itooks the same but did add some extra outdoor…read moreseating. Sit yourself, coffee was good and hot, ($3.50 plus refills). We ordered a ham & cheese omelette with home fries, wheat toast, 1 French toast with apple topping. Our order was served reasonable amount of time. Omelette was good, homefries were small pieces of overcooked potatoes, dark toasted toast. French toast was cold and sent back to stick in the microwave. Prices were the most shocking. Omelette was $15 bucks 1 French toast was $11.50, toppings extra, of course. Our breakfast meal was $29 and definitely not worth the price. Other menu items included $8 for 2 pancakes. Take cash, they charge a 4% credit card fee. We went a few years ago and had a nice priced meal, I doubt if we'll go back, too many other better priced diners to eat from with better quality for the price.

Breakfast this morning at the DW Diner and I eventually connected the dots to understand that the…read more"DW" is Daniel Webster, which is the name of the road. It is a large diner with a number of seating areas. Counter, tables, booths, and a nice entrance that keeps the cold outside where it belongs. A good selection of egg and pancake-based breakfast foods, my keto diet had me looking at omelets where I chose the one with feta and spinach and ham. Side of tomato sliced worked well. Great breakfast, friendly waitress, gallons of coffee. I'd return to DW for sure. [Review 10501 overall, 268 of 2019.]

It seems like a lot of opinions about this place range from the heights of "excellent" to "worst…read moredining experience ever". It's a fascinatingly intriguing tale, to say the least. I guess, depending on who you are, you could land on either side of the spectrum. At the risk of stating so in presumed ambivalence, my assessment of this newfound breakfast diner ranges somewhere in the middle. This is mostly due to service being pretty stellar, whilst the food was....alright. We gotta get into it. Upfront, it's worth mentioning that after placing our food orders, the meals were out in less than 10 minutes. I was honestly surprised! And whilst this is most certainly a win, it couldn't make up for some of the faux pas in execution. So, I get the hash n' eggs (like I do in most places), along with some homefries and an English muffin. The hash was delicious (and canned, if that matters to anyone) and the eggs were fresh and tasty. The English muffin was actually grilled, which is interesting...since they never really asked me whether I wanted it toasted or grilled. Doesn't matter much to me though. I'll take it either way. The homefries, believe it or not, are what bring this dish down a bit. In fact, it seems both of their breakfast potato sides have problems. I'll try to explain.. The homefries somehow came out in multiple forms of "doneness", depending on which pieces I attempted to eat. This basically meant that they ranged from decently tender on the inside with a seared outside, to slightly overcooked, to cooked to f*@k. Some pieces even resembled that of charcoal. Wifey got hashbrowns with her quiche of the day (which was apparently under seasoned) and those were totally undercooked. In short, one side was overcooked whilst the other was undercooked. Perhaps the cooks operate on the BPD scale of quality assurance. Perennial plant problems aside, I mostly enjoyed my meal. My other two guests thought their quiches could have been better seasoned. The coffee was decent. At least it wasn't a light breakfast blend. Couple other things that bugged me about this place were the dining area being so cramp, walking to the restroom is like a mouse running through the maze for cheese; not to mention the parking situation outside. It's....IMHO, pretty stupid. Okay. Picture this. You got two entrances. Either of these could be the "front" one, depending on your perspective. There's also two entrance points to the parking lot. Only....no. Turns out...the one closest to the true front entrance of the diner has a "DO NOT ENTER" sign on it. Which means if you enter the parking lot the way you're supposed to, you end up pulling up to the side entrance - which you can't use anyway. And then there's the annoying practice of folks being allowed to parallel park in front of the diner, inevitably creating a bottle neck effect for any cars deciding to pass through there. The only other parking options available are along that side entrance I mentioned earlier, or behind the building which....feels wrong to me somehow. I can't quite explain why though. Overall, they weren't bad. But I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to return. Which kinda sucks, considering they aren't very far from where I live. At least their prices aren't too bad. I'm giving The DW Diner 3 savory plates of hash n' eggs out of 5.