Our second visit to this little gem was today. The breakfast to our group of six was served…read moreunbelievably fast. Everything from pancakes to omelettes was delicious. Great coffee too! Highly recommended.

This is the best Breakfast Restaurant on planet Earth (or very close to it). The menu is…read moreextraordinary. It has every Breakfast Food you can think of. This is not a diet breakfast (although it can be), The sausage gravy on biscuit is one of many of the great foods that cannot be found anywhere else. The ambiance is terrific!!!!! The service is superb and the waitresses are fantastically efficient.. Do not miss this wonderful breakfast/Linch restaurant. And don't worry if you have to drive a few more Miles, you will be glad you did. Did I say the cooks in the kitchen are the best??? This Restaurant is right on the Clinton/Lancaster line next to the railroad bridge.!

Food was plentiful and fabulous. Great friendly atmosphere!…read more Highly recommend meat lovers omelet and breakfast burrito bowl!!

Came here for brunch on a weekend morning and the place was relatively busy, but not overly so so…read morewe got two seats by the entrance at the bar. Service was a little hard to get a hold of because we were seated at the end, but good came out relatively quickly which was nice. We came in the winter so it was a bit chilly unfortunately, but other than that, ambiance felt pretty similar to your typical diner. Prices were a little steep, but the flavors were fine. Solid quality and a good quantity of food. Overall, I enjoyed the meal, but I probably wouldn't come back unless desperate for diner breakfast.

with all the great comments I thought let's try this for lunch…read morevery disappointing. we ordered a Caesar salad but askef that the crotons be on the side since we would share this. It was brought and just dropped then the girl proceeded to turn to the people begging us and have a lengthy conversation. mind you no extra plates to share this and there was no chicken and no Parmesan cheese. just lettuce with the dressing . Then my granddaughter ordered the turkey sandwich with no bacon please it came mayonnaise and onions. I've never had a sandwich with onions on it. My order was for the buffalo quesadilla and it was $17 and I will tell you they cut it in fourth which is OK but when I had to lift up one to add some salsa there were two small pieces of chicken about the size of dice. I checked the other three slices. They were very similar. I don't think I had to 2 ounces of chicken on that. It was NOT worth that kind of money.

We went there today not exactly knowing what we were hungry for. It was already after 1 PM. The…read moreplace was packed today when we got there. We opted for a corner table. I ended up having breakfast, which consisted of a Greek omlet with spinach, black olives and feta cheese. I had rye toast, home fries and coffee. Delicious. My partner had a Swiss patty melt with a side of thin onion rings. We both had coffee today. I have never eaten here where the food was not top notch. Unfortunately for us, we could have had their prime rib, if it was after 4 PM, but we were early. The menu is extensive and all I can say is that there is something on there for everyone, no matter what you like to eat. It has always been a soft spot in my heart because the owner is awesome and his workers are fantastic. I will add a picture of my breakfast (of course after I had started eating it!). You need to stop by at some point.

Small place, doesn't look like a diner from the outside, but once inside the back room, you can see…read morethe tell-tale diner shape. Interesting hot rod decor to distinguish it from the rest. Busy joint, tight seating, and energetic servers who keep attentive. -- Patty Melt: So much to like about this, from the marble rye (though I think pumpernickel) to the full size patty (better than the double smashed you get elsewhere) to the onions to the gooey melted cheese to the extreme juiciness and pleasing flavor. I didn't detect any Russian dressing, but this sandwich wasn't lacking for moistness or flavor oomph. A near-elite rendition and one of the best I've had in a while. Excellent. -- Fries: Included with the patty melt and a plentiful supply. The bad news: they're the dreaded industrial "coated" kind. The good news: they were piping hot and cooked perfectly, crisp outside, fluffy inside. The great news: you can substitute home fries. My server offered a sample of the home fries. -- Home Fries: I found them to be right in my wheelhouse for doneness, crispness, seasoning, onions, and overall texture and flavor. Superb. Between the good looking plates that passed by and my enjoyment of my own food on my first visit, there's sure to be a second. Looking forward to returning with my wife for breakfast and more of those home fries.

We had a wonderful time at Lou Roc's. The place was super busy, but the line moved quickly. One…read morething we didn't realize that it is a cash only establishment. They have an ATM onsite, but was not working (most likely empty) when we were there. But I just drove down the street to a gas station and grabbed some cash. NBD. The food was super incredibly delicious. My wife had the chicken and waffles and I had corned beef (homemade, not canned) and eggs and toast. All was delicious and huge portions. Definitely returning for our next breakfast meal!

WOW!!!!!!!! I never experienced a place like this ever !!!…read moreVery unique and very nostalgic! Filled with memories of the 1960's memorabilia covering every inch or this restaurant! We had us a great spot and great waitress DENISE, who truly made our breakfast a big treat! The food was delicious and spectacular in my opinion! Coffee kept coming around and I did not even have to get a refill ! That's a great thing! I spent more time looking around the posters and more posters and watching the FLINTSTONES on the TV around the restaurant! The food you need to go and see for yourself! You will then return back I guarantee you will be back! THANK YOU DENISE!!! I hope you get to wait on us again! You made our BREAKFAST MEAL, fun with your infectious happy personality!

What an experience. Decor is fun and service is prompt and friendly. It isn't just a pretty face…read morethough. Food was high quality and quick. I got the steak tip Benedict, hubby the omelette and daughter the Elvis pancakes. Portions are giant and none of us finished our plates. Must go

Very friendly service. Good for kids. For example, our server brought us extra napkins without…read morehaving to be asked. We put our kid food order in immediately and came out fast. Interesting wall decor that celebrates the history of the area. The only con is that it kinda smells, may have an old-pipe situation. They are closed on Tuesdays.

Nice folks, charming old-fashioned diner, Jukebox is broke. Fish and chips…read morewere good and they have chocolate creme pie, a thing one can't often find in the south where I live. In fact, it's hard to find a diner in New Orleans at all. They grow like wild tchoupitoulas up here.

An old-timey historic institution with only a few bar stools for seating and active curbside…read moretakeout. Food was average, but atmosphere is fun for smaller parties (not good for groups).

Walked in with my senior service dog and was told flatly "no dogs" -- no vest? Then apparently no…read moredog. For the record: under the ADA (and Massachusetts law, which follows it), a business can ask exactly two questions -- is this a service animal required due to a disability, and what task is it trained to perform. That's it. No vest, no ID card, no paperwork required, full stop. I said as much, was met with attitude, stepped out to keep the peace, came back in with documentation anyway (which I didn't legally owe him), and got a passive-aggressive "well you could've shown me that at the beginning" -- followed by a genuinely bizarre stare-down over the counter. Charming. Then, while waiting on my order, I made the mistake of taking a video of the (admittedly cute) interior -- 100-year-old diner car, hard not to want a keepsake -- and got yelled at for filming, with a pointed accusation that my brother outside was "also filming," said like it was a crime. Meanwhile this place has an active social media presence built on customers doing exactly that. You can't crowdsource your Instagram content and then treat a phone camera like a weapon. Oh, and the hot dog itself: $5 for a boiled dog on white bread, no toasting, no char, nothing. A sad little snack to cap off a genuinely unpleasant interaction. The building has real history. The guy behind the counter does not deserve it.

Really good food. Pleasant atmosphere. Friendly staff. Need I say more. We will be backread more

Food took forever but what was really alarming was the fact we were sitting near the prep area . I…read morenoticed that they brought the food out to everyone else at their tables . Then the old lady brings our food and passes the food over the prep area instead of walking around like she did with every other patron . After mentioning maybe she should bring the food to us instead of passing plates of food to my girlfriend she mumbled something . The point is lady if you don't like your job or we are not white enough don't work in the food business . She was rude and I got bad looks after I spoke up .

Old school diner that was recommended by my hotel as it was near to where I was staying. I was…read morewelcomed warmly and seated right away. The server was quick to bring my drinks and took my order. I ordered the mighty scrambler, to which the server praised my selection. The food came out quick and was very delicious. The hashbriwn waffle on the bottom was a surprise and tasty. My only complaint was there was not enough hollandaise sauce on it. The restaurant was the perfect place to have reminisce about the old days.

Emphasizing the positives here…read more Absolutely characteristic, think Twin Peaks. A tad overconfident perhaps* though the steak tips \italics{were} excellently temperatured, and accompanying breakfast eggs "over medium", though properly done (+1), where themselves of the most discount quality one can find anywhere. All other vittles were edible, let's say. Ambience again, utterly characteristic, almost a world apart. The beautiful plastic serving baskets lent an aire of Summertime freshness; equally aesthetic were the matching red naga booth and barstool leathers; if the franchise is going for retro diner chic - totally nailed it (+1). *A note on the prices, which any Tom, Dick, or Harry can see are plainly served above their rank. $4.25 for the thinnest 'coffee' you've ever had, literally no taste and I am a great lover of coffees of all varieties. What are we paying for? That's boutique espresso chain pricing for a boutique cappuccino. Incidentally the menu does offer a 'cappuccino' but the waterboy informed our table that in fact there may be found no on-prem espresso machine. 18$ hamburger sandwich of the poorest quality components, patty so thin, bun so uninspired. What are we paying for? Actual conversations with actual customers yielded the following hilarious actual quotations**: "A not-good airport restaurant not in an airport, but with airport prices." [sic.] -actual customer "You can go and get a big juicy delicious half lb burger at a Boston gastropub for those prices. I've never had a worse hamburger." [sic.] -actual customer I'm embarrassed to include literal figures, something I would never normally do, and it displeases me to give a local establishment such a poor elevation. One doesn't mind tending a pretty penny in a tasteful offing, but the numbers you see here suggest terms like "egregious" and "predatory", and a quick glance at other reviewers shows much similar sentiment. ** I myself can attest to patronage in each case. All statements made herein were made voluntarily, and submitted with full understanding and consent.