Cute little Diner that looks like a patchwork cabin on the outside but an expanse of coziness and…read moresize on the inside. Food was insanely quick, i would go so far as saying fastest prime rib ive ever gotten. Mac Salad had tuna in it (not a complaint in fact i liked it more but not everyone will like that so just a heads up). Mashed and gravy was really good. Whipped and the beef gravy was so savory. The prime rib came with au jus on the side but itself was not very flavorful, the gravy and au jus helped. The service was pleasant but decently spaced out time wise for drink refills. Overall really good and would go back to try other things. $50 for 2 meals, tax, and tip. Not bad.

Being unfamiliar with the area, we were looking for a place to grab a quick bite for lunch. Our…read moreadult daughter found this diner on Google. We should have known by the outside appearance/condition of the building that we were making a BIG mistake. The exterior is in different states of damage and disrepair, the door at the entrance with the handicap ramp only opens 2/3rds of the way, then it gets stuck on the handicap ramp. Once inside, the decor hasn't been updated since 1955 by the looks of things, especially the FILTHY and disgusting carpeting that was ripped and dirty. The bathroom floor was uneven, and stuck to your shoes. The menu is a couple of sheets of paper, with a row of staples down their edge, to hold it together. The food was sub-par, especially the french fries that were grossly under cooked. We sent the first batch of them back, and the waiter brought us a fresh batch that wasn't much better than the first ones. He said they couldn't cook them any more or they would "burn"...They were still under cooked on the inside. I had a "crispy chicken sandwich ($11.99), that was like a frozen patty. If you wanted ANY toppings, like pickles, lettuce, tomato, EACH item cost an extra .75, and there's NO sauce or ANY type of condiment that comes on or with the sandwich. Our daughter ordered the "Sampler platter", which consisted of onion rings, two small chicken tenders (first bite was nasty, couldn'teat that "tender"), and a couple mozzarella sticks. That plate came with a small dish of marinara sauce, and a small plastic cup of an unidentifiable orange colored sauce. My wife had a basic hamburger. The girls drank water, I ordered a root beer. Even the soda was tasteless when it arrived! The bill came to $54.32, before the tip. Definitely would NOT go back there when we're in that area again.

Great food and service. The restaurant is obviously visited by locals - it's definitely a place…read morewhere "everyone knows your name." The food was excellent - try "John's greens" - I've never had escarole (and not for breakfast, for sure), but they were excellent!

If you're doing an overnight at Turning Stone or Vernon Downs this is minutes away from the…read morecasinos! A great place to visit for breakfast before traveling! My husband and I wanted to get breakfast in town before heading back to the Poconos! Looking for suggestions online we chose The Corner Diner Too as the feedback regarding service and reviews was very positive! A small and cozy environment as we were greeted by locals and management upon entering the restaurant. My husband and I both ordered omelets that were fantastic! Owner and staff take a lot of pride in their business! Make everyone feel welcome and have a great sense of humor! If you're visiting the Verona or surrounding area would highly recommend! Food and service was great! Refreshing too see a properly ran restaurant and a friendly and organized team!! Will definitely be back in the future!!

Service was good tonight. Server checked on us and was…read morefriendly. Food, lobster bisque was ok. A little salty for us. Special Haddock with crab, asparagus and roasted potatoes excellent. Berkshire Pork chop on menu, was amazing. Cream Sauce was delicious. The restaurant has a bar area, loft area plus three dining rooms. However, reservations are highly recommended. Worth a drive.

The gluten free dining options are plentiful at the Creekside Inn which is why we wanted to visit…read more Everything was fresh and delightful! The ambiance of the restaurant's dining room was extremely peaceful and such a relaxing setting. The service was top notch and our server felt like an old friend by the end of the meal. We will be back! Thank you for a wonderful dining experience.

Got a BLT when my car was in the shop and it was the real McCoy!!! Plenty of thicker cut bacon with…read morefresh lettuce and tomato. The service was fast and friendly. This is an old time greasy spoon that gives real blue collar sized portions. Great coffee too.

Old school diner. It looks it. Simple but good food, nothing flashy. I can appreciate that. A few…read moreold characters at the counter talking...politics (what else?) If you're looking for simple, cheap eats and aren't a snob, check it out.

We tried breakfast a few months ago. I ordered biscuits and gravy but the waitress misunderstood my…read moreorder and I got some chicken gravy that was the special for the day. Food was okay, so yesterday we decided to give it another try. When we sat down at our table, there were a few ants on the table. We told the waitress and we moved to the table across. The waitress left (and didn't do anything about the ants). I looked down and saw a dead ant inside the salt shaker, so we ended up leaving.

Nice little hole in the wall cafe/diner…read more Super friendly staff. I sat at the bar and had a western omelette with cheese, hash browns and rye toast. Everything was good, no complaints! Omelette + soda was $15, very fair prices.

We always have a delicious meal here. We use take-out and eat-in and the service is great!read more

3 stars is somewhat generous, it is locally owned and I would like for it to succeed, but their…read morecooks need professional training along with their wait staff needing etiquette training. The restaurant ambience is 'ok'. The service is hit or miss, sometimes very nice, other times they act they hate being there. Their customers are mostly ancient regulars that used to frequent their old location. Everytime I go in I can't see anyone under 70. The food is a solid 2 stars. Eggplant parm is overcooked mush. They claim to be italian but have no clue what al dente means, pasta is ALWAYS overcooked. They should be ashamed to claim to be italian, I'd love to see what a real Italian would say about this food. On the plus side, if you have no teeth, this is the place for you!

I am not a Foodie but if you are looking for good food, great service and prices that make it…read morepossible for a whole family to eat out, go to Flo's. Really decent coffee at 10 cents a cup and unending refills are frosting on the cake. Add in one terrific waitress (Sherry) and other staff that ensured we always had a full cup of joe and that our table lacked for nothing and it adds up to a great outing. Decor may be dated but Flo's delivers where it counts.

Stopped in for breakfast at Flo's after hearing about the famous 10-cent coffee, which is…read moredefinitely one of the most unique things about the place. Breakfast itself was very basic diner fare -- eggs, toast, and the usual staples. Nothing fancy, but it was inexpensive and filled the plate. The atmosphere gave me strong old truck-stop diner vibes. Some people may appreciate that nostalgic roadside feel, but for me the restaurant felt a bit dirty and very worn down, like it hasn't had much maintenance or updating in quite a long time. One of the people dining with me ordered a lunch special of beef and mashed potatoes, and unfortunately it was extremely greasy and didn't seem freshly made. It was bad enough that they couldn't finish it. Another downside for me was that the diner is cash-only. We rarely carry cash, so we had to use the ATM, which added extra cost to the visit. Overall, Flo's is definitely a very old-school diner experience -- cheap food, tiny coffee prices, and a truck-stop style atmosphere. I'm sure that works perfectly for some people looking for a quick, inexpensive meal, but it just wasn't the right fit for me.

This unassuming diner was surprisingly better than we thought it would be, remember, don't judge a…read morebook by its cover. We stopped in for breakfast while out wandering around. The service was quick and friendly, the coffee was hot and fresh and the food was delicious.

Great food and reasonable portion size. This is an old building, a little bit chilly in here…read more Food came out hot. The skillet was tasteful along with the home fries. Well worth the visit. Service was excellent.

You really get the feeling that not much has changed here in a very long time. It has the perfect…read moreold school diner vibe with what appears to be mostly original furnishings. Great menu and respectable service. And all our dishes were heaps of home made comfort perfection.

Eggs Bacon home fries toast: excellent Veggie omelette:…read moreexcellent Coffee: excellent Service: excellent Cost: reasonable 5 stars. Can't wait to return