"Sorry, what can I say"? That is not the title of my review…read moreit is the pat answer we got when we answered "how was everything"? We answered not that good..."sorry, what can I say"? We were told we should come back again and give it a try. I said that wasn't going to happen and well you know repeat the pat answer. My husband explained that it was freezing in there and we waited nearly an hour for our food order. "Sorry, what can I say"? Even when I stated that the best thing in my plate was the burnt bacon! Sometimes I look forward to the flavor of charcoal. I got the same answer. It wasn't like we ordered anything abnormal, eggs and bacon with hash browns and toast and an artichoke omelette also with hash browns and toast. The potatoes had so little color and even less taste requiring more salt than usual for me. Even my toast which the waitress had to go back for was a let down. How hard is it to toast bread in a modern toast? I am guessing more difficult than I imagined. So, going back to the opening statement my over all review is simply Sorry, what can I say?

We went for breakfast while car work was being done nearby. Seated and served promptly and the…read morespecials were pointed out to us. We both had eggs, bacon and toast. Mine with home fries, the spouses with applesauce substituted. The special included coffee. Everything looked and tasted good. Service was friendly. The hostess/cashier does her job mechanically. Should try to smile.

Love Beenz ! Great diner. It's small so get there early if you wanna sit right away but so worth…read morethe wait. They also do takeout !

My sister was in from Syracuse to catch an 8am movie at Tinsel Town. (No judging our bizarre…read morefamily). I checked Yelp for a place for brunch nearby to meet afterwards. Hello, Mr. Beenz! My sister arrived first and was able to get a booth in the front corner. Truth be told, it was frigid. But I do imagine the servers running around truly appreciated it. Nicole was our server. My son was the last to arrive, but Nicole (& other servers) made sure my sister and I were content while waiting. We had coffee and tea and then we all ordered. I had the Sloppy Frittata which was a take on a Garbage Plate and it was amazing- plenty for two days. My son ordered the omelette with kielbasa and Swiss and my sister the English muffins with egg, spinach, artichoke and Hollandaise Sauce. The ambiance was your typical, hopping diner style crowd and it will definitely not be our last time there. Deciding what to choose was difficult and the service was absolutely amazing!

This place is the absolute best for breakfast and lunch. The ambiance is warm and friendly. The…read morefood is great, I had chicken Florentine soup that was better than mine! My companion had the bacon BLT club that was enough for a family of 4!! Service was fast and efficient. We will be back soon!!

Met a friend here for breakfast. I've never been here before but it was great! No stairs/steps to…read moreget in, restaurant is all one level, and plenty of parking. Bathrooms are gender-specific and located in the back. Combination of booths and tables, and a counter! Kristin was friendly and efficient. The coffee was delicious and Kristin kept bringing it by for me. My omelette was ok - it was a little overcooked and kinda dry - the home fries were cooked extra crispy as I requested, and I loved the marble rye toast. Overall a solid meal and I would definitely stop back!

Customer service- The owner, Tiffany, was all smiles and extremely friendly. So also happens to be…read morethe head chef. The other lady at the counter was equally smiley and amazing, Latoya was her name. I was wowed by both their kindness. Food- it was basic diner food. It was good, not yet great. No complaints. I expected diner food and received diner food. Price-fair. It is on par with other diners.

Would give them 3.5 stars. Brooks Landing has changed ownership but continues to be a staple in the…read moreneighborhood. I miss the Korean food on the menu like the Bibimbap but the food is still just as good. The renovations inside are also a great addition to the place. My older son loves the waffles there. The only thing that can be lacking is the service as they can be quite slow.

I have become a regular throughout the years. I like the atmosphere of the retro diner of the 50s…read more Food has always been good, mostly during lunchtime and after work. Sandwiches and burgers. Their Chicken Salad is a winner. I came last night and had the Chicken Souvlakis very tasty. Ice cream for dessert. Service is good and friendly.

I've given this place a few more chances. The first time went smooth. The attitude of the servers,…read morethe way the food was tossed on the table and the fact the fries were cold granted they gave us more. The pita was hard... food is maybe a 3 but.... That's all I got better diners around

Went for breakfast and they have many options all of which were delicious including giant pancakes,…read morewaffles, omelettes and more. Molly was a great server and the place was very busy. Ambiance was slightly loud but would go again no matter what and soon!

Mediocre food with mediocre service. We went here on a…read moreMonday morning. It was a little busy, but definitely tons of spaces to sit. I am not sure if our waitress was flustered or what was going on, but she definitely was not super friendly. I also didn't like that I had my hand out stretched for the check and she bypassed me and went directly back into the booth to give it to my husband who was not waiting for the bill nor did he have his hand out. I found that rude since my hand was obviously out waiting for it. Food was okay. I'm not sure if I would be back. Potatoes didn't seem like they were cooked enough. Egg sandwich was okay. Not super flavorful. Overall the experience and the food was okay.

Here's a polished Yelp-style version that keeps your voice and observations:…read more I was told Char Broil on Monroe Avenue was one of the more affordable breakfast spots in town compared with places like Steve's Diner, so I decided to give it a try. I ordered a make your own omelet with sausage, cheddar, and mushrooms, and at just $9.85 for a three-topping omelet, it felt like a great value. The omelet itself was tasty and well-executed. Nothing revolutionary, but it's hard to complain when the quality and price line up this well. My friend ordered the Char Broil Special, which came with a double stack of pancakes and eggs over medium. The eggs were a little runnier than expected for over medium, but fortunately my pumpernickel toast came to the rescue and soaked up the yolk perfectly. The real standout of the meal was the grilled cinnamon roll we shared at the start. It had a nice crunch on the outside, just the right amount of sweetness, and was perfect for sharing. The corned beef hash was probably the weakest part of the meal. It was a bit greasier than I would have liked, though the flavor itself was still quite good. Overall, breakfast for two, including a coffee and an iced tea, came to about $41. Believe it or not, that's more affordable than many diners these days. Solid food, fair prices, and a few highlights that will definitely bring me back.

Char Broil sets the standard for great service. They turn tables in a timely manner. Staff are…read morefriendly, courteous and helpful. Today I visited and was hungry for a nice fried fish sandwich. The menu only offered the fish fry dinner but my waitress said I could get one. Great! The fish was piping hot & a nice crispy crust. It hung over the ends of the roll. The roll spoiled the sandwich. It's too soft & mushy. A nice piece of freshly fried fish like that deserved a quality bun or roll. I think something like a simple ciabatta roll would be a better vehicle to deliver a great fish sandwich that would hold up. I ordered a side of Cole slaw in place of french fries. It was decent - nothing to write home about.

**Disclaimer: I am from NJ. Diners are a religion. I am skeptical of any diner outside of the…read moreGarden State** This place is fantastic. Unassuming in Webster NY. Has all the classics and its own flair as well. Very ample menu, but I appreciate the fact that it's not pages and pages of things no one orders. Their selection tells me they sell what they have and, therefore, can expect fresh, high-quality food at a reasonable price. As a nod to the local food scene, we "started" with their version of a garbage plate. One dog and one burger. Was very good. Shared with my son as an appetizer. Was more fun than anything else. But it was tasty, not greasy for what it is. My son then ordered a pastrami Ruben. The portions are excellent. The marble rye and the fries clinically perfect. The pastrami was mid-level deli wog. Kind of a disappointment. I had a turkey club. The best I've had outside of NJ. Clearly house roasted turkey. Perfect toast to meat and veg ratio. Fresh. Delicious. My only knock is YOU DON'T put cheese on a club!!! I'll ask for no cheese next time. The next two points are really how I judge a diner... pickles and coleslaw. Pickles were good. But just good. The Cole slaw was very good. I was happy. Service exceeded my expectations. Really fantastic. Prices very reasonable. Excellent portions. Simply cannot wait to go again and try a burger. I bet they're amazing. But it will be hard not to get another turkey club. It was that good.

You don't have to go. It's 176 complaints. Not many are any good. The food is always burnt. Service…read moreis slow. They walk around like zombies. I mean, come on. There's nothing to like about this DinER. So I agree. THEY ARE BAD !!!