This place is excellent it is a step above the average Diner you will find a great selection year you will find the menu changes on a continuing basis you can't go wrong. read more

The atmosphere was friendly and comfortable. The waitress was on point and had great recommendations. Very large Diner. It had a second floor over looking the main floor. Very fancy design for a Diner. The baked potato was very tasty. I had a the spartan Chicken which had great tasting spinach. This Diner is highly recommended and I will be back.. read more

Landmark Diner - Nice size Diner with a balcony. - Diners Near Me - Roslyn, New York

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I've been coming here for years since 2009, this is my go to spot for breakfast/ brunch options no diner can compare to this place in long island and queens area. I come here all the time during special occasions. Today was my birthday the food comes out fast when you ordered it. This place is very fancy inside the upstairs area is beautiful. So today I had their Athenian poached eggs with tomato sauce and feta cheese its amazing I reccomend people to try it since its so delicious. Another great option is the little Italy made with mozzarella herbs in an omelette. Plus they offer you home fries and side of toast its a bargain. Plus keeps you full for a long time. read more

Landmark Diner - Greenhouse omeleete and having the poached Athenian with tomato sauce and feta chesse its unless but my favorite! - Diners Near Me - Roslyn, New York

If I could leave no stars I would. Incompetent service, awful food, and no accountability for their mistakes. Ordered a chicken sandwich, and repeated the order twice. Received a Rueben. So sent it back and waited for the correct order while my family sat patiently waiting to eat. 20 minutes before my order arrives. No apology. No comp'd order. I've had better meals and service at highway rest stops. read more

It's amazing how your mind can change from a thumbs up to a thumbs down by simply paying for your meal at the cash register. The man at the cash register had an obvious problem or issue with us...he was rude and disrespectful to say the least. He SNATCHED my credit card and bill and FLUNG it back to me on the counter and did not acknowledge our "hello how are you" or thank us for dining there even though we thanked him. Never going back and word of advice, let the servers take the payment at the table to avoid losing any more business. read more

Worst diner experience ever. Food was the blandest food I ever tasted. My son also threw up the scrambled eggs he ate on the way home. We weren't expecting anything amazing but this was horrible. Customer service was decent but nothing tasted good and way overpriced!!! read more

Ate here three times while in the area for work. Very hearty portions at reasonable prices for the area. The goulash with egg noodles was enough for two. I swear the salad that came with it was a whole head of lettuce. I had the cream of turkey and onion soups on two nights. Both were tasty and served in full bowls (not like many places serving 8oz cups). What I did not like was spending over $3 for an iced tea and in three meals, it was difficult to get the waiter or waitress's to keep my tea filled. The guy who filled water glasses and took away dirty dishes was more attentive then the wait staff that was supposed to serve me. Overall I could have eaten there for lunch and dinner all four days (8 meals) I was working in the area based on the food. I didn't (ate three meals) because of the wait staff. read more

Slightly disappointed after my experience at the landmark diner. Me and my boyfriend came here after he said this is one of the better diners in the area. The diner itself is super spacious, the workers are friendly, there's ample parking but they lack where it matters most, the food. I ordered a Cobb salad and well it was just a basic salad. Lettuce, blue cheese dressing, tomatoes & thankfully they didn't skimp out on the bacon. I also ordered a French onion soup, which was once again a basic French onion soup. My boyfriend ordered a wrap. I don't remember the name of it but it came with lettuce, chicken, mozzarella cheese, and balsamic vinegar. My boyfriend was super disappointed by the wrap and if you look at the picture attached you'll see why. There was 3 pieces of chicken and just a bunch of lettuce! And two little balls of mozzarella cheese. I wanted him to send it back but he said it was fine. Hopefully someone who works there sees this and realizes you should probably proportion your wraps better. If he wanted a bunch of lettuce he would of just ordered a salad. I personally would not come back. read more

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I had a very unprofessional experience there today. I placed and order for take out they didn't even take my name had to call back. At the register I go to pay for my order the guy snatched the card out my hand, and then proceeded to place it on the counter . Very rude establishment read more

I took my mother here for lunch today and we had a fantastic meal. The beautiful Decor matches the food well. Great Variety of food is what you expect from a diner but the creative options offered should satisfy any foodie! read more

Seated immediately for late lunch. Seated right away. Food was good. But waitress vanished. Another refilled soda and brought check. Then original waitress showed up. Left minimal tip. read more

Totally tasteless. I don't know how you prepare food that has no flavor but they manage it.

Disappointing...rarely go here but went twice recently. Burger was dry, and for $8.95 it comes with nothing...zilch, nada. Small, maybe 4 ounces on a bigger bun. By the time you get done with tax and tip, you're at about $12 for a very mediocre burger. Next trip, tried the French toast....again, no big deal, two slices of challah bread cut in half...Have had better just about everywhere. read more

Wish I could give zero stars. $11 for two horrible, low quality pancakes. Are you kidding me? Just because they're buttermilk? So chewy and bad taste. I guess food came in a timely manner, but food was just so overpriced for less than average quality. read more

Amazing! Thanks for your recommendation, to our server,Dhalia!!!! Greek burger delishhhh! Service and drinks are great too! We will be back! read more

Landmark Diner - Legit. Amazing!!! Greek burger. Thanks for you honest opinion, Dalia!!!! - Diners Near Me - Roslyn, New York

I stopped back into Landmark tonight after the manager, Dan L. sent me a nice message asking me to try them again after some changes were made. I immediately noticed a different hostess working at the front who brought us to a table and was friendly. Our waitress, Kathy quickly came over and showed us that they now offer specials, which was great to see as the manager did note they added specials to the menu. We ordered drinks and the water and iced tea came right away. We ordered, the meals were good, and although our television was broken, had a much better experience. Kathy did disappear for a while and I had to ask the bus boys and runners for most of my requests, which contrasted with the other waitress, a blonde woman, on the floor who was running from table to table making sure her customers were satisfied. Overall, I feel Landmark was true to their word in trying to bring customers back by making little improvements here and there, and while service can use an improvement, I will probably be back. Parking lot in front. read more

This review is based on both the food, the drink, and the experience. Food: 8/10 Drinks: 7/10 Experience: 3/10 13/30 experience comes out to 2 stars on Yelp for me. The diner is open late which is great, so we went as a group of 3. We got 2 rounds of drinks each for 4 drinks total. We ordered the Animal Fries appetizer which came with cut up pieces of steak, and wow was it good. I'm from the West Coast and I didn't expect the East Coast to have something like this. I got steak and mashed potatoes and it was as good as a diner steak can be. Our waitress was great. She laughed and spoke with us and was quick about getting our orders in and bringing them out. The real issue came from either the manager or owner of the place, some bald, white male. My friend was double charged for his drinks since they had more alcohol in them supposedly, and on the West Coast that never happens. He went to talk this through with this man but he was not willing to work with him and very quickly shouting and profanity were being thrown around. When I went to calm my friend down and come to a resolution that man told me to butt out the conversation. After more shouting and profanity, I had just asked him to give a little bit of a break since the drink's prices were not even listed anywhere. He said pick up the menu and look, and to no avail there was no prices there. Again, after the fighting he ended up giving us a 20% discount, we shook hands and parted ways. Should my friend have gotten upset to that point? Maybe not. Should that restaurant owner/manager have spoken to us like that? Absolutely not. He had no right or privilege to treat customers like that, and I'm sure that the people in the restaurant that experienced that will probably never go there again. I know I will avoid this place for sure. read more

Ok, I remember this place from when I was growing up on Long Island, traditionally for breakfast after a night out with friends. Sure, breakfast is a given for diners but dinner was what we were seeking at this time. Starting with parking, it's fine, easy and a big lot. The hostess greets you right away and tables were aplenty on this Monday night. The service was not so good. I am really very generous with waitstaff because usually I know that things can get very difficult in customer service settings but this waitress was either new or perhaps filling in and a family member. The manager had to come out three times to help us. It was just weird. I mean, I thought they were being attentive but I don't think I'll be back for dinner. She didn't even talk to us about the specials. That's not normal. We had the fish, the whole flounder and the filet of sole. Mine, I had ordered Greek style with tomatos and peppers and onions and she basically screwed up the order and sent it out sauteed with nothing on it. That was not my order. I said nothing about it but she even had read the order with me on my menu to get it right on the pad. The salads dressing was not shaken at all so it was basically a separated cup of dressing. I don't think that shaking up the dressing before serving it to the customer so that the customer sees exactly that the dressing is made up of 2/3 oil instead of a proper emulsion is so difficult. But hey, it's a diner...am I being too fussy? I don't think so. The fish was done right but there were bones in mine and it was a filet. The broccoli was not done right. We ordered it sauteed and I don't know what happened but it was burnt/singed on the florets and kind of overdone on the stems?! Too much garlic and it was caked on top of the broccoli...blech! A weak excuse for something that is fairly easy to get right. The potatos were not mashed, there were big chunks of potato in there?! No masher? That's tough to mess up. Sadly, I won't be back. I just don't think it was a good experience and there are a lot more diners and places to eat in the area. I guess my Landmark days are over:( read more

Having grown up in Port Washington the Landmark Diner was just that, a Landmark of my youth. Eating there late nite was a ritual of my friends and me 100's of time. However, times change. Today was my third and sadly last visit to the new Landmark, the previous 2 times the food was fine, service was only okay and the prices were not so far out-of-wack. Today however I felt cheated. Our sever looked like it was her first day, which speaks volumes about their training, or lack there of. It took a while to get our drinks but after that the food came quickly. The server got our orders wrong but that not is such a problem, my issue was with the lack of attention to detail. Our water glasses were smudged, my french toast came on a dirty plate and tada...there was a pubic hair on my coffee coaster! And speaking of french toast, for $8.50 I would expect something more on the plate rather than 2 wimpy slices of french toast and a little powdered sugar. At least give me some fresh berries or grapes! read more

3 stars because, well, the atmosphere. 4 stars for the food, 1 star for the noise and general discontent of everyone around. The food was great, I tried an omelette and the "Athena wrap" - grilled chicken, red onion, feta cheese, etcetc. All the food was super yum, generous portions and quick. The service was weird, and everything felt abrupt - like you were inconveniencing them. BUT most of all... these people THROW the dishes, utensils and cups around like THAT'S their job. Every other second (literally...) I found myself jumping up from my seat because ANOTHER plate was thrown into some bin, somewhere in the back, to my left, to my right, jesus.. It was too much, and kind of ridiculous - like a competition among the workers to see who could be the loudest.. Completely ridiculous. ^just that would hinder me from going back here.. read more

This is my first brief review for yelp. Unfortunately I cannot eat "diner food" often because I have a propensity to get sick when i eat and drink impropely handled and cooked foods. Coupled with poorly mixed fountain drinks coming from unclean hoses and filling spouts/stations this is a nightmare situation. Luckily the Landmark diner exists. It is impeccably clean (see if you can sneak in the kitchen - act like you thought it was the way to the restroom - ). All things food are done under the tutelage of Chris Palmer. Formerly of four star operations Brooklyn Diner, Maxwell & Dunne's and part of The Morey Organization Umbrella of Entertainment Venues and Broadcasting outlets. Four Star kitchen operations in a diner... I am happy to pay the extra buck or two for pancakes I know aren't made with sour milk. The eggs here are seriously the second stop after they are hatched. Your UPS packages get bounced around alot more! Since it is the only diner where I can eat and not leave feeling I am going to be sick, I have to give it five stars. I do a bit of traveling up and down to Cape Cod 12 months a year a few times a month and it has turned into me eating Chobani greek yogurts on the road since the greasy spoon stuff is just awful. Bad for your outline too! JC read more

The landmark can be best diner you have ever been to or a painfully mediocre experience. In short it is to me the embodiment of the phrase "hit or miss." I've ordered a few things on the menu but of all the dishes, the Locust Valley Panini was so good that I recommended it to just about everyone I know. (Spinach, goat-cheese, craisins, and smoked turkey on an ultra-thin yet rich flat bread panini with fries) I've ordered this particular dish on 3 separate occasions. About a month after I tried it initially I went back to get it again because I was so impressed, unfortunately this was a mistake. The turkey was ice cold, the bread was not flavorful, and the fries were soggy and cold, truly a complete 180 from my first experience. (Side note, this may be the only restaurant where the regular fries are consistently better than sweet potato fries) So after one great and one poor panini I went back a 3rd time a few months later for a tie-breaker. Sadly it was a let down the 3rd time as well. Honestly I wish I could give the landmark a 5 star rating, it's a beautiful and clean diner with a nice menu and pretty good service. Cappuccino is really good independent-cafe quality, and the food can show flashes of being something truly special. Due to inconsistency with the same dishes and more misses than hits (5 total visits, 2 excellent and 3 sub par) I give it a 3/5 star rating. read more

Absolutely gorgeous diner. But, and it's a really big BUT, it's way too expensive for the subpar, very average food. If only the quality of the meals matched the decor they'd be doing a roaring trade. read more

The first time I have ever been to Landmark diner, I was wowed. The place looks amazing and the people are super nice. I ordered pancakes when I went. Although It doesn't sound like much the food was perfectly cooked rand tasted amazing. I highly recommend going. read more

This is a solid diner that balances the best of the old-world charms with the standards of new-world expectations. The first thing you notice about this diner is that it is, aesthetically, really stunning. The building itself is huge. It has a really impressive parking lot that spans the front and back of the diner; you won;t have to worry about space if you're driving here. The exterior is adorned in a retro-diner theme that makes its way into the inside as well. Regarding the interior, I don't think I've ever seen a diner with so much seating. You enter into the atrium of the diner and are greeted by the Maitre D'. They have a huge wraparound-island bar/dessert case that you can order at or eat/drink at barstools. On either side of this island are very large dining rooms with a multitude of booths and tables. And that's just the first floor. There is a second floor to the diner that wraps around the whole perimeter and looks down into the first floor dining rooms. Be advised that there is elevator access to the second floor! Suffice it to say, this is an extremely impressive diner that has been kept and maintained very well. It really is something to look at and is a lovely environment for any meal. Secondly, the service. In the 3 times I have visited this Diner with my Wife and others, we have had consistently excellent service. The Maitre D' has always been warm, welcoming, and quick to seat us. Our wait-staff have been friendly, attentive, and helpful. The kitchen has been quick in getting our food out, and we have not had any problems. Finally, the food. At the end of the day, this is a diner. That must be taken into consideration. But it is a very good diner. The presentation is great, the portions are substantial, and the flavors are on pointe (see my posted images for portion and presentation reference). I have not yet had a bad experience with the food here. Myself and my parties have left full and satisfied in all our 3 visits and I am sure we will be back. The prices are that of what you should expect for an upscale diner, but nothing outrageous. Well worth it, from what I have experienced. read more

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Solid diner. Had the Buffalo chicken salad. It had a lot of kick to it. Which was nice. The lettuce could have been chopped a little smaller but nothing too bad. Big pieces of blue cheese in there. Nice to see. Had he chicken noodle soup. Again solid as an app. The place has a nice look to it giving it an upscale diner feel. read more

Landmark Diner - Buffalo chicken salad. Chopped - Diners Near Me - Roslyn, New York

This place is deceivingly bad, meaning it looks amazing from the outside, bright modern and bustling which usually equates to great food but unfortunately that's not the case. Average burger and fries, Bland gravy, blue cheese is pretty terrible, chicken fingers are also bland. Pretty disappointed with the flavor profiles, not so much food quality, it's just the food is not at all tasty. Keep driving people... :-( read more

After growing tired of the hospital food my husband and I decided to try this diner. Disappointing and expensive would best describe our experience. I have been to many a diner in my day, and this is probably the worst I've experienced. I had the Mediterranean omelet; it was terribly overcooked, the eggs were literally crusted brown, it was tasteless and I needed to use ketchup just to eat some of it....I am not usually a egg and ketchup fan. Hubby had the French dip which only came with cole slaw (arrived smothered in mayo, gross); So he added french fries for an additional cost of $3.50. The French dip came on a brioche roll, I have never seen a French dip served this way. The meat was very dry and sparse on the small bun. Husband was super hungry, and it was small so he finished it quickly by smothering in the gravy which he said was fine, just salty. He was still hungry so he ordered a small greek salad that was fresh and came with a very nice dressing $7.95. His disappointing meal cost $28, definitely could have dined somewhere better for that price point. Our waiter and busboy were both attentive. My opinion is the staff, salad and fries were good, everything else pretty terrible. Instead of enduring this mediocre at best diner, I suggest you look elsewhere in the area. read more

The Landmark diner has re-emerged with a throwback-yet-modern look (and attitude?). I was expecting similarities to "the diner" in meatpacking NYC, however, it screamed "classic diner" upon first glance. There was a bakery display with classic diner cakes and cookies, and there were plenty of bagels seran-wrapped up on the counter. There were booths with reflective metallic lining, and a typical diner waitstaff (which I'm always down for). I first went there for breakfast, and the menu was indicative of something new. There were relatively few options compared to a regular diner menu, which indicated that they really specialized in those dishes. I had the NY deli omlette which was simple and satisfying. The lunch menu also strayed from the overwhelming nature of regular diner menus, offering a significantly reduced and specialized array of items. There is a second floor, which I believe to be a lounge, but I can't imagine how a lounge meshes well with the downstairs diner atmosphere. I know many long islanders seek city activity without having to go mix in with the melting pot (e.g. Toku, that greek restaurant on Northern BLVD), and if this is how they want to do it, that's cool with me. read more

Another reviewer described this place as "a painfully mediocre experience". Couldn't agree more. Burger deluxe. Not medium as ordered. Charred black. No lettuce or tomato. No onion rings for a deluxe. The waiter dropped the food and ran away. Came back once and ran away again. I would not say that this is a place I will hurry back to in the future. I can't recommend it except to say that the food was cooked and it didn't make me sick. read more

Yes, this is an overpriced, recently renovated diner. HOWEVER, their turkey gyro platter is totally worth it - perfectly seasoned, tender meat with a really great Greek side salad and crispy, delicious fries. The Greek dressing is a little sweeter than most places, I think, and plays really well with the feta cheese. Not gonna lie, I may dip my fries and my gyro meat in the salad. *blush* Their pancakes are light and fluffy, and the short stack comes with two very large pancakes. More than enough for my breakfast, although you can always add on eggs/meats if you need. The Irish spring rolls were a let down (read: soaked in oil and then dipped in Russian dressing). Don't get these unless you're drunk and need your greasy fix. And even then, you should order something else off of the menu. One of their daily specials was this amazing sandwich with grilled chicken, goat cheese, cranberries and some other veggies. Highly recommend snatching that up if it's on the menu. So yes, you can find some good eats here. You'll just have to pay a little more than what you're used to paying at any other diner NOT located in Roslyn. read more

I actually really like this diner, more for its convenience and large space than anything else though. It's two floors, so even on Saturday or Sunday morning you don't have to worry about waiting too long for a seat. There's generally enough waiters staffed to get orders in and out quickly. Coffee is typical. Nothing too special, but it'll give you that morning pick-me-up. The waffles and french toast are standard, and will satisfying. They come alone though, so if you want any eggs, hash, etc., on the side, you'll have to order it. The omelettes are decent -- also the standard. On the other hand, they also have a bakery, and their muffins and cookies are extraordinarily huge, about three times the size of a normal one. read more

I've been here many times, by myself and with groups up to 24 people large. All in all, the fare is good for diner food (aka, I've never ordered fish or steak at a diner). For those who complain about service, this seems uncharacteristic to me since service has always been fast, orders usually accurate, and seating has been immediate. People don't give Southern hospitality, but that's not expected. I like this place a lot. It's a nice, get in and get out kind of restaurant that's affordable but not cheap if you want comfort food without going to a fast food joint. read more

Awful! I tried it twice in the past week. First for take out to bring to the hospital located up the road. When I walked in, I approached the gentleman standing by the register to let him know I would like to place a take out order. I was rudely told to go to the counter - I don't have a problem going to the counter or wherever it is I need to go to place an order, my issue is with the way I was told. I don't live near this diner and have never been there before so I didn't know their protocol which seemed to annoy him. The waitress who helped me was great - no issues with her at all. Approached the register to pay, handed the same gentleman from earlier encounter my bill and credit card. He didn't say one word to me. OK ... let's get the food up to the hospital. Time to eat and it was a total disappointment. I chalked it up to take out and when food is in the container it steams up and can get soggy. Went again by myself two days later to get breakfast while visiting the hospital. A woman seated me at the counter with no menu but came back with one later. I ordered a scrambled egg with rye toast, home fries and coffee. Asked for water but never got it, coffee tasted like water so maybe they thought they brought me the water. Milk for coffee was sour and curled in the coffee. Eggs were so greasy that I had heartburn the entire day. Waiter was rude as well. Not once asked if everything was ok. I had to hunt him down for the check. I won't go back. I'm glad this is not the diner in my town and I was only subjected to it because I was going to/from the hospital for the week. read more

A solid 3.5 stars. We traversed to this diner the day after Snowmageddon 2016 and they were open and up and running. Menu is standard diner fare but overall quality was better than expected. Service was friendly and quick and prices are very reasonable. Good diner in an area devoid of them and a much better place to eat if you're craving diner than 7 Seas down Northern IMO. read more

Landmark Diner - Interior - Diners Near Me - Roslyn, New York

The food was good. We had the Irish corned beef egg rolls, cobb salad and a burger. I thought the food was all good. I agree it is a little more pricey than your run of the mill diner. But come on you know a lot of the people eating there just spent a lot of money across the street at prada, tiffanys, and rolex so I can understand the pricing. Now the service. I never have high expectations at any diner so I wont be disappointed when I don't get a refill on my coffee or extra napkins. My server was over whelmed by the 4 other tables around him. I Listened to one lady talk to him like his iq was below an 80 for at least ten minutes, the other table of 2 "ladies" had more special requests than the poor kid had paper and ink in his pen & then when their food came they were so mad when there was something wrong with the order. I overheard yet another nasty beeyotch special ordering like Barbara Streisand backstage, then her food came. Ugh. "I didn't know this came with it too, Im allergic" Lady, you know god damn well you're not allergic. If you had any food allergies for real, you would have brought that to his attention in the beginning instead of saying you want the dressing on the side 62 times and then when - it comes you dump it all over the dish, Jackass. Read the menu. You are the idiot not that poor kid trying his best not to stab you in your overly worked face, I would have clapped & her husband probably would have joined in too. Maybe before totally shredding the service take a look around you. Your fellow diners dont help it get any better by acting like jerks. read more

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Since redone about 4 months ago, I have been here about 7-10 times. PLace is beautiful but seems like as time goes on the portions and service is dwindling... OK, I get it this place is trying to be the uber-diner. Is it cool to have free internet access at each table with games or just annoying to all the other patrons? You be the judge... Ordered a turkey burger last night and they were out of pickles. Thats ludacrisical!!! When I told the manager he said, oh, didn't know... They claim to have no hormone anti steroid meat, I hope they are living up to their promise... read more

Its a diner! I like diners and this one does it right. I have been here numerous times having grown up in the area. I love this diner, they do diner food right. Amazing hamburgers (go with the deluxe the onion rings are yummy!) Great milk shakes and all around good service. (you are at a diner people, you are not going to get the same service as say in Cippolini) you are not supposed to be in a rush, you are suppose to indulge and have a good conversation with your company. I like their breakfast too but stick with eggs and omelets their pancakes leave something to be desired but then again I am very finicky when it comes to pancakes (so far only my uncle gets my 5 star rating :) Its a good place to come with a large crowd because you can be noisy at a diner and you never feel rushed to leave same reasoning goes to why it is also a good place to come with children. Prices are good, probably slightly higher then your average diner but you get better food. Go Hungry! read more

From what I recall, the food wasn't too bad, the service wasn't too bad & the prices weren't entirely unreasonable. Plus it's just a few miles from my house. So basically, I'll eat there when I'm home & I want to meet up with a friend & get some diner food, or to just have a place to talk in a booth somewhere that isn't a church confessional. Which is an excellent aside on diner culture, if you think about it. How often have you treated a diner booth as your own personal confessional? Well, I have. A lot. Also,don't put money into those little personalized table jukeboxes. They don't work. read more

My family and I stopped here to pickup breakfast before heading out to the North Shore Animal League. We parked in the marked parking lot and proceeded to try heading inside. At first glance the place looked condemned. Windows hand not been washed in what looked like weeks, some were even boarded up. Were they closed for renovations or what? Then we looked around and spotted a sign a little over 200 feet away. "Landmark". I guess they moved. It would have been nice to have a sign pointing this out without making my family (and quite a few other people) feel like idiots. It's a good way to loose business, to have a lot marked for the diner, but have the diner 200+ feet away and no other sign to let you know that's it's up the hill on the other side of the strip mall. When we got to the renovated Landmark, the place was pretty big, with two floors of seating. The place was very large, but seemed empty for the time (Breakfast/Lunch). We were seated and handed an expansive menu (9 pages), shortly after our waitress (who seemed like she really didn't care anymore) took our order. Then the wait began. Must have been almost 20 minutes for two omelets, a stack of pancakes, and french toast to come out. Most of the food was luke warm at best. The pancakes were like cement disks, the french toast tasted old and like it was cooked on a greasy griddle. The omelets were passable, but not great. The coffee was terrible. Not enough words to describe it. Then we waited to receive our check for this mess. When we finally received our check the disappointment continued. For our lackluster meal we paid $58 (tax and $6 tip included). It was breakfast, not a meal at a steakhouse or really nice restaurant. It was standard diner fare. Nothing special. Almost $60? Even minus the tip it's still well over $50 for four people. $9 per omelette, $8 for a stack of pancakes and $7 for two slices of french toast. The terrible coffee was $2 a cup. This isn't Starsucks. This is a diner. Needless to say we won't be coming back. read more