Yes I highly recommend this place. Their food is great and the service is fast! They close early…read moremost days and stay open for dinner, I believe, on Fridays. Also their prices are very reasonable for the amount of food that is presented.

Ordered: Country Style Eggs (~$9): home fries grilled…read moretogether with scrambled eggs and onions; served with biscuit Patty Melt (~$13): 8oz patty, Swiss cheese, sautéed onions on rye bread; with French fries Aya's take: We were on a road trip and decided to stop by Village Cafe for a quick bite. Their menu has what you'd expect from a classic diner, prices are cheap, and service is quick! We got the Country Style Eggs and Patty Melt. Both lacked basic seasonings like salt & pepper. If I was rating off the food alone, I'd give it a 3/5. The home fries in the Country Style Eggs could've been crispier and adding hot sauce definitely saved this a bit. The biscuit we got with it was homemade and so delicious. It was warm, buttery, and satisfying. The Patty Melt was a bit dry and desperately needed a sauce. I used ketchup and asked for pickles which helped. The rye bread was surprisingly not dry and grilled nicely with butter. It was definitely a heavy meal but we needed it after a long drive. It's not the kind of place where you'll have an amazing meal but it'll do the job at a super affordable price.

We've driven by on 390 many times but never stopped - today was the day! Lots of parking, watch…read morefor potholes and puddles. The building has no steps, but two sets of doors to go through to get in. Gender-specific bathrooms are located in the waiting area, and the ladies room would be tight for a wheelchair. It was busy inside, people were waiting, we signed up and were told 10 min but it was not even that long. We were seated at a cute booth for 2 and the wait staff & hostesses were hustling to get food out and clear tables. Alaysia was fantastic - friendly, knowledgeable, and a great sense of humor! We mentioned we were in a hurry and our food and drinks came out super fast! She dropped off the check too but also stopped back to make sure our food was good. She was great! The food was also great. Hubby's eggs were over easy and we both like the red potato home fries & sour dough toast. I asked for a spinach & feta omelette, and that is what I received but the baby spinach was not cooked. I ate it but I've never had uncooked spinach in an omelette, it was kinda funny. Oh well.... We would not hesitate to stop here again.

Everything was delicious. Service was friendly. Our favorite breakfast spot in the area hands down.read more

Stopped in our our way through. Spacious, one level, diner style restaurant with plenty of tables…read moreand booths. Location is accessible but there are 2 doors to go through to get in if you enter from the street. You can also park in the back and enter. Bathrooms are gender-specific, but one at a time. The ladies room was tiny. I don't think a wheelchair would fit comfortably in there. I loved that the booths have artwork separating them - clever and beautiful idea! It was a Monday morning, not very busy. Hubby grabbed a booth while I used the ladies room. We still did not have drinks by the time I got to the table, and it was a few more minutes before coffee and tea arrived. Our server Angel (according to the receipt) just moved slow. She is also not particular about germs. She served my coffee with the bowl of creamers on top. That bowl of creamers travels from table to table and you put it where I have to put my mouth to drink? It's just not sanitary! Napkins are on the table with the wine & beer list so I was able to wipe off my cup and hope the heat would kill any germs. Another nice thing is that they use different mugs for tea and coffee! When places use one mug for either tea or coffee, the tea usually tastes a little like coffee. Business did pick up and we did not see Angel again until our food came up. We saw our food come up and sit under the lights for about 5 minutes. Then I watched as she grabbed some jelly packets and put them on top of our food. More germs from her hands and the jelly, great, thank you so much! The other servers appeared to have some hustle, but not our girl. Slow and steady. I had to ask for more coffee. She strolled by and asked about our food but didn't really expect an answer as she didn't even stop. Our food was good. Hubby had 3 eggs over easy, sausage and toast - great. I had the Greek omelette, no tomato, and it had lots of spinach, also great. We finished and she never came by with more coffee or the check so I went over to the cashier to wait for her. Would we stop here again? Probably, but not any time soon.

Stopped here for lunch during a road trip and it was absolutely phenomenal! Everyone was incredibly…read morekind, the food was SO cheap (compared to DC at least), and the service was exceptional. 10/10 experience all around!

Awesome place! One of the best breakfasts I've ever had in my life. Wasn't expecting that at all…read more Such a cute place too. Service was good also. Orders taken in a timely manner and food served without a long wait. Everything was totally delicious and very cheap. Got there before the morning rush. A lot of people like this place. I'll definitely come again if I'm ever in the area.

The food was amazing I got onion rings its awsome and I got fries with chicken tenders its is awsomeread more

Loved the old school vibe of the diner itself. Old unrestored diner that was made in Paterson NJ…read more Walk in and it was busy!! Counter in front of you with grill on the other side of it and booths against the front windows. Outside seating also. Waitress was excellent. Coffee cam quick and was good. Normal diner breakfast meaning not foofy. Normal eggs potatoes pancakes etc. However they make a great omelet called the Zito........ Omelet w corned beef hash, bacon, and American cheese inside! Never have I had CBH as an omelet filling and never combined w chopped bacon and cheese! It was incredibly good if you're a hash fan. Busy place w lots of action....... It's an d blue collar diner that time forgot that I'm glad I came across!! Waitesss was on point and nice!! Great place!!!!

This is an old dining car that first opened in 1941 in Elmira and then was brought to Horseheads in…read more1974. Vintage sliding wooden door to enter the dining car. Either sit at the counter or in one of the booths or even at a few tables outside. A waitress brought our menus promptly and was friendly and prompt throughout. They serve breakfast and lunch until 2 p.m. We opted for breakfast. I had the cinnamon French toast and sausage. My friend had the 2 meat breakfast plate with eggs, toast, home fries, and sausage. Both were decent, and surprisingly the coffee was excellent. If you are in the area check this place out. The ambience alone is worth the visit.

Well well well did we ever luck out today (SATURDAY)…read more You know that the food is good when you get that happy food dance. Let me tell you... I was happy food dancing the whole way through my Beef on a Weck. Let me back up a minute and take yall start to finish, we walked in and there was a clear "please seat yourself" sign by the checkout. The place feels small town and adorable. The wooden booths aren't here for your comfort, but the atmosphere was warm and inviting. Our server greeted us with a smile and was super helpful. She was friendly and talked us through the menu. I settled on the must have Beef on a Weck (no sides) while my partner had the Fire grilled Roast Beef and Swiss with sweet potato fries. I didn't even know what a Weck was until we stopped by today. When the plate was placed infront of me I knew I would loveee what was to come next. Beef on a Weck... it is served open faced because the meat is the clear feature here... but when I flipped it over I knew what to do.... eat this beast upside down (meaning seasonings touch the tongue when you take a bite). Trust this foodie... this hack takes that sandwich to the next level!!!! The horseradish provided was very good and had a nice bite, and I like Horseradish, but the seasonings (sea salt and cardamom seeds) on that bun are what I really found myself seeking every bite. Man that was delicious. Now not to be out done, the Fire Grilled Rst Beef and Swiss was also a head turner too! The warm roast beef and melty Swiss cheese did not disappoint. The sandwich bread was toasted to perfection, and it was also delicious! The side of sweet potato fries just took the whole dish to the next level! While our stomachs did not allow room for dessert (likely due to the amount of meat each sandwich contained) I was almost tempted to try the caramel cheesecake. Prices were also extremely reasonable especially considering the quality! All in all this was a fabulous stop and we would go out of our way to come again on a Saturday when the Roast Beef is fresh!

Although this is a small restaurant with limited seating, I actually think that's what makes it the…read moreplace to consider. We had excellent meals. The service was hometown, friendly feel. Easy to find; right on the main road. Plenty of Parking was in the back of the building. My husband got wings and they were better than any of the wings that we got in Buffalo! I got the special of the day: salad with pecans and fruit. I added grilled chicken. Everything was fresh and tasty, plus, they didn't skimp on the fruit and pecans!!

Becky's is a family favorite that never disappoints. Generous portions, a huge menu plus the…read morehomemade breads, donuts and potato chips bring us back every time. The staff is fabulous - it's a woman owned and staffed small business. The restaurant is a small, clean place with diner style decor that is cute but not pretentious. We've never had a bad meal there. Enjoy!

It is a small old-fashioned hole in the wall, breakfast and lunch spot. The food is solid, but…read morenothing gourmet. Prices are very low.. Staff is busy but friendly. go for your basic eggs for breakfast and sandwich for lunch and walk out happy.

For a diner breakfast, this place has it all; friendly staff, delicious food, those old school vibe…read morefeels, and the advertisement coffee mugs. My boyfriend and I stopped here on our way to the Corning Museum of Glass. We specifically stopped here because they have advertisement coffee mugs, which he loves, so I wanted to take him here. I got the corned beef hash, which was good, and a coffee and water. I can't remember what he ordered, but he enjoyed it. The bill for both of us was under $20.00. We were in and out in about a half hour and sat at the counter. There is street parking.

The home fry's taste burnt eggs wasn't cooked all the way their corn Pete beef hash was very greasyread more

Perfect old achool diner. Worn and broken in, but great food and plenty of it…read more I had the scramble, and my husband had the meatlovers omelet. Loads of filling in both. Cooked just the way we liked it. Waitresses were prompt, friendly, helpful. Made you feel welcome. Warning, Bathrooms are tiny!

Summary: good old fashioned diner, hard working employees, great food, nice place to eat if you're…read morenot entitled, sensitive or fussy :) Poor first Impression, one booth open, asked burley waitress if we could sit there and She looked at me like I was wearing an NRA cap at the Democratic National Convention but she okayed us to sit there. A different waitress came with the menu and took our drink orders; reasonably friendly. A group of farmer looking folks walked in (classic overalls, fishing caps etc) and looked at us like we just stole their spot or something- guy even pointed at us when talking to the person behind the counter then the waitress returns to take our orders and I asked her why they were looking at us that way and she said she really didn't know but they stopped after we ordered *shrug* My son said his burger was exceptionally delicious and my Philly Steak sandwich was very good, French fries were exceptional for a diner. Clean and reasonably comfortable; they only had a single bathroom so I guess you can call it gender neutral. Place is retro; modern by mid-twentyish century standards. Service was very good overall, She served out food promptly / hot and out glasses were never empty I didn't have enough cash but they accepted a (good) check. (No credit/debit card service or ATM)

Limited menu but everything was a 10/10…read more Mom and pop restaurant in an old single room school house. Everyone was super friendly and you could feel the passion and care that went into everything created. Coming by the morning of July 4th will be our new yearly tradition.

We saw this passing through to our Airbnb in Cohocton and added it to the top of our list to visit…read more We came here on Sunday, Father's Day and the weather was perfect. We sat outside with our dog in the grassy area with picnic tables. We went in to order and the line moved quickly. The entire staff was so friendly and organized. I ordered a breakfast sandwich with an iced mocha, and my daughter had the cinnamon roll with a coffee as well. (Hazelnut and Caramel). There was also a solo musician singing and playing guitar on the lawn, which made for a perfect ambiance. I highly recommend stopping in if you're ever in the area.