Love the pizza even if it isn't my preferred style. You can tell the ingredients are fresh…read more Only reason I took off a star is the music was too loud for me to talk to anyone. Also might have been just the day since it was busy but the young guy taking my order seemed rushed and annoyed I was taking some time to decide on my order.

Pizza made from quality ingredients from Italy. The Roma rectangular pizzas are sooo good. Tight…read morespace and long waits plus hard to find parking makes this place more for pickup while another waits in car. A definite recommend.

This is a real old school diner! I'd only heard of it because my Yelp buddy, Joel H. is a regular…read morehere. It looks like a repurposed railroad car and seems like it could roll away on wheels at any moment! The chrome exterior with a bright neon sign takes you back to the diners of the 50's and that's because the Mineola diner has been in business for 75 years! Inside, the lunch counter seating, Formica tables, vinyl booth bench seats and corner jukebox are typical of that era. The menu is more modern though with tabloid size printed plastic placards and separate specials card for brunch and drinks. Any diner worth their salt serves a full range of breakfast and that includes fried eggs (any way you want them), bacon, pancakes & omelets off the steel flat top grill. My wife orders from the breakfast specials menu, the Scott Tenorman Homemade Chili & Cheddar Omelet with Home Fries. Chili in an omelet is pretty original and it works. I have to try the homemade Corned Beef Hash topped with 2 eggs over EZ. The accompanying home fries are extra well done, just the way I like it with a crispy crust. I've had better hash, but it's not bad. Both breakfast platters come with your choice of buttered toast and I smother mine in runny egg yolk. We definitely found a gem here in the Mineola Diner and will have to make this a regular stop for breakfast and lunch! Too bad they don't serve dinner and only open until 2pm.

Mineola Diner has a lot of nerve calling itself a diner--it's really just an OVERPRICED, DUMPY…read moreCOFFEE SHOP. For these prices, you're much better off going to a real diner. WE WERE OVERCHARGED TWICE BY $10! We ordered two omelets, and our check somehow came to $45 with no itemized breakdown. When we questioned it, our server--a petite brunette woman who appeared to be in her late 20s to early 30s--insisted it was correct. After we pushed back, she claimed she had confused our order with a different omelet. There isn't a single omelet on the menu that costs anywhere close to $22 each, and that excuse makes even less sense considering we were the only customers there. She adjusted the bill to $35, but the total should have been less than that as well. Even then, the tax was still wrong. On top of that, they added a credit card fee without any notice. There was no sign, no mention on the menu, and no warning beforehand. The food was just as disappointing. The home fries were mushy and barely edible. Despite overcharging us more than once, our server NEVER APOLOGIZED! Hidden fees, inaccurate charges, terrible service, and mediocre food--this place is a rip-off, and we definitely won't be back.

This place has been on my To Do list for awhile. I popped in on a random Saturday around 11am while…read moreI was running errands. I was alone and despite being semi-crowded, there wasn't a wait. This place definitely gives a hole in the wall vibe and that's what I wanted. There are plenty of "brunch vibes" in Long Island and that's not what I was looking for today. Service was super prompt and the food came quick, less than 10 minutes. I ordered the Mexican omelette which was eggs, shredded chicken and oaxacan cheese. I expected the chicken and cheese to be cooked into the omelette - it was actually an egg omelette with the chicken and cheese folded inside. No complaints though; when I had enough eggs, I was able to eat just the chicken. It was well seasoned and not doused in cheese, which I appreciated. Note to self: no sour cream next time. It was unnecessary. The omelette came with a side of home fries. The home fries were the perfect mix of soft and crispy, with onions and peppers. They tasted great. It also came with toast and I added avocado, and made avocado toast... YUM. I had an iced coffee on the side. Nothing special about the coffee- not good or bad. They had almond milk and sugar-free vanilla... yay! Lastly, I took a sausage omelette with sweet potato chips to go for my son and he loved it. I would definitely come back. Thanks for a good experience!

Waiter took a while to get to us, wasn't that busy. The…read moretables are disgusting, they need to be sanded to get all that imbedded soil out. Food was ok. Bacon , sausage eggs were good. I ordered a banana cream stuffed French toast and It just had a small smear of banana cream. It's a shame I seen it on tiktok and was excited. Would I go again, yes every place deserves a second chance!

First off, I will say that getting there can be a little confusing if you've never been before…read more Since it's near the train station, the street you have to turn down looks more like a shopping area, so it kind of throws you off and doesn't immediately seem like the correct turn. Other than that little bit of confusion, everything else was good. Because the hospital and several doctor's offices are nearby, you'll notice a lot of hospital workers and people in scrubs coming in for breakfast and lunch, which is always a good sign. Walking in, we were greeted right away and told we could sit wherever we wanted. The service was good, and the atmosphere is exactly what you'd expect from a diner classic diner ambiance and casual vibes. The food was definitely yummy overall. I had the eggs over medium with corned beef hash and home fries, and that was really good. My partner had the bacon omelet, and he said the quality of the bacon was really good and that they were generous with the amount they put inside the omelet. He also ordered french fries, which he wasn't really a fan of. They had a thicker consistency and didn't have much flavor, but they weren't terrible either. One disappointment was finding out they no longer serve waffles, because I was definitely looking forward to a Belgian waffle. We ended up getting pancakes instead, and honestly, I wouldn't recommend them. The pancake was kind of weird it didn't absorb the syrup at all, and the syrup itself tasted watered down. I'd say stick to the main breakfast items and you'll be perfectly fine.

Cute, local feel. This spot was bumping on this given Saturday around lunch time…read more The menu is large. There were some winners at the table, namely the wraps. However, the chicken sandwich seemed speedily put together without much thought of the evenness of the ingredients. The seats and tables are a little tight together. Service started off attentive but then slowed down a bit.