Apparently this diner used to be called "Candy's Diner." It is now called "Patty's Place."…read more Stopped in for a late breakfast on a weekday morning. Ordered two eggs over easy with corned beef hash, home fries, and rye toast. Plus coffee and water. I attempted to order their sausage gravy over a biscuit as part of my order - but I was informed that they were out of sausage gravy. The place is not large on the inside - it was fairly busy during my visit. Food came out in about 15 minutes. Typical diner grade fare. One egg was cooked properly, the second, they had broken the yolk, The corned beef hash is the canned variety. I should have asked for them to crisp up the hash - but I forgot. I like that they buttered the toast for you. Some diners don't - and then you are trying to scrape butter across toast that has cooled off. Coffee was good, Service was good, I did not notice an option for digital payment - so I paid with cash.

This is now Pattys Diner, the food came out and was made fresh to order. This is a great no frills…read morediner that I would definitely recommend. Please don't let the look of the outside fool you, there is plenty of seating inside. Our waitress was super sweet and a hard worker! We will definitely visit again if in the area.

First time visitor because I was looking for chicken and waffles and found them recommended in the…read morebook of faces. I wanted to eat this for my birthday don't judge me. I was sad to hear they only serve chicken and waffles at breakfast. WHYYY??!!! Please add this to lunch and dinner. Our waitress was on point. Super friendly and refilled the sweet tea before it got halfway. I ordered the famous fried chicken and was pretty happy with the food. The baked potato was fine, it was just on the smaller size (4inches long it was literally the length of my size 6 lady finger). Mac and cheese was good, It did have some black spots but I chalk it up to coming in a 730pm. The roll was bland would not recommend. My fiance ordered the BBQ sandwich and onion rings. He is particular and was also very happy with his food. The other thing I would say is consider changing the hours. Closing at 8pm is insane, at least 4 tables arrived at 745pm! I say this because I know the competition is Martinsburg Family and that is open 24/7 I would reconsider the hours. I'm certain since the food was good you could justify a 10pm closure time but I'm just giving an opinion. I'd still go back.

I was disappointed , the food was just ok, it wasn't seasoned well th gravy on my dish . The waffle…read moremy wife had was hard like a card board like is there buttermilk or something anywhere maybe to save the day. It was dense dry and devoid of flavor . The staff was super friendly and welcoming , that's about it.

This place is usually packed - especially weekend brunch time. Standing room only today and we had…read moreabout ten people in front of us on waiting list, but didn't wait more than ten minutes. They are great about moving people in and out. I love how they show what is locally sourced on the menu, the healthy options on all pages, and the seasonal additions. Our waitress was busy yet attentive and the food was outstanding. I don't remember the little strawberry compote coming with the pancakes before. Brunch mimosa for 6.99 and they fill her up ! I will say that it's been about a year since I last visited and the place appeared to be well taken care of and cleaner than I remembered. Today's visit was very much about the little details I noticed since last visit.

My family and I were traveling from Western Maryland back to North Carolina, and it's become a…read moretradition for us to stop here. During our trip in July 2026, we walked in and was immediately greeted by the hostess, Rylan. She seemed a little flustered about not having a supply of fresh silverware for give to us, and we had to wait for them to bring her more. She was apologetic for the wait and seemed genuinely embarrassed, but we assured her that it was ok and it wasn't her fault. Once we were seated we were greeted by our waiter, Jose. This guy was a rock-star! Customer service was top-notch, and he was extremely friendly. I ordered a plate of Loaded Cheese Fries to share with my son, as we weren't very hungry. When the food was brought to our table it was hot and delicious, but the fries cooled down fast and became stale-feeling. But, to be fair, I suppose that's what happens when you load refrigerated dairy producted on top of hot fries! The men's bathroom was very clean and well kept, and the booth seats were very soft and comfortable. Other than the fries cooling down way too quickly, I have zero complaints and would recommend this location to my friends and family!

the service and food are the BEST! Evelyn is the best server…read morewe have ever had! Always a great atmosphere and friendly staff! We are customers for life!

The Silver Diner in Ashburn was absolutely fantastic. We walked in and were seated right away. The…read moreplace is very clean and has a great elevated diner atmosphere and ambiance. Though I did miss the diner tunes at this location. Our server was very friendly and attentive. We came in for a quick lunch and I wanted something more on the healthy side. I ordered the chicken piccata, which comes in around 600 calories. I really appreciate that the Silver Diner has some healthy options on the menu and that they locally source much of their produce. Everything tasted fresh and flavorful. The server even asked if we wanted drinks to go before we paid the check. Now that's what I call service.

I had a great experience was served and treated real nice I would definitely consider coming backread more

We found ourselves in Leesburg on a Wednesday morning and decided to stop by Leesburg Diner for…read morebreakfast. It wasn't busy, so we were seated immediately, and the service was friendly, attentive, and never overbearing--thanks Mike! The interior feels like a cross between an old country store and a classic small-town diner. There's a counter with stools, booths lining the opposite wall, and additional tables toward the back. The building definitely shows its age--which makes sense given its location in historic Leesburg. The men's restroom is tiny, and the dining room was a little chilly (something a few other Yelpers have mentioned), but with the humidity outside, it wasn't a dealbreaker. The overall atmosphere was relaxed and welcoming. We ordered an Americano, a waffle with scrambled eggs, and the country fried steak with sunny-side-up eggs and hash browns. Everything was delicious. The Americano, made with locally roasted Cafe Kindred coffee, was excellent--good enough that I may have to stop by their Falls Church location and pick up a bag of beans. The country fried steak was generously smothered in gravy, with plenty left over for the crispy hash browns. My eggs were just a touch more cooked than I prefer, but they were still runny enough to mix into the hash browns. My wife's waffle was enormous, and she enjoyed every bite. The portions are generous, the prices are very reasonable, and the overall value is hard to beat. After reading some previous reviews, I'm glad we visited during a quieter time. Between the comforting food, welcoming atmosphere, and attentive service, Leesburg Diner delivered exactly what you hope for from a hometown diner. We'd gladly stop in again the next time we're in Leesburg.

Lunch/brunch whenever spot if my other DC native girl friends want to meet up, and don't feel like…read morecooking or hosting Really great atmosphere, usually good service, and spacious tables in case one of us is exceptionally hungry. They do a great job of refilling coffee and tea in the afternoon. That's rare. The food is good, and so are the portions. Not too huge, but enough to forgive a good friend for stealing a bite. I always get scrambled eggs (2-3) and prey on my friend's pancakes when they aren't looking. Don't fret. We split the bill evenly.

Another DC restaurant group still charging an "I82" fee and then they come around with their card…read morereader and a default 20% tip preselected on top of the fee as if I82 wasn't an effort to reduce reliance on tips. As always seems to be the case, this place is run by a restaurant group, because I have yet to see a small independent establishment pull this nonsense. Food is passable albeit not great. Just note that in the name of "transparency" the prices are hiding the actual costs behind this fee. If you want to round it out to 20% with a tip, at least the fee tells you exactly how much that is. I have to assume the 10% fee is going to increased wages because that's what I82 is about. If the restaurant group is pocketing any of that balance then they are just stealing from their staff, which might explain why the staff is not upfront about the rationale for the fee.

Joe's Cafe in Sterling is one of those places that keeps people coming back--and after one visit,…read moreit's easy to understand why. It's a favorite among locals and regulars, with the kind of old-school diner charm that's becoming harder to find. The first thing you'll notice is the warm, welcoming atmosphere. The booths and dining chairs are some of the most comfortable you'll ever find in a diner, making it the kind of place where you actually want to linger over breakfast and another cup of coffee. The owner has an impressive collection of military challenge coins and patches displayed throughout the restaurant. What makes it even more meaningful is knowing that many of them were personally gifted by service members and first responders, adding a genuine sense of appreciation and community to the space. Now, the food--it's simply tasty. If you're having trouble deciding what to order, the Joe's Breakfast Platter is the perfect solution. It gives you a little bit of everything, and the staff makes sure every item is prepared exactly how you like it. From your eggs to your hash browns, they'll ask all the right questions because they know what they're doing. The Eggs Benedict is another standout. The hollandaise sauce is rich and creamy without feeling overly heavy, letting the flavors shine without overwhelming the dish. And for coffee lovers, you're in good hands. The coffee is bottomless, and the attentive staff somehow always seems to know when your mug needs a refill before you even notice. You'll rarely see the bottom of your cup. What really sets Joe's Cafe apart, though, is the people. The staff is genuinely friendly, attentive, and treats everyone like a regular, whether it's your first visit or your hundredth. It's no surprise Joe's Cafe has earned such high ratings. Great food, outstanding service, a comfortable atmosphere, and a true sense of community make this one of the best breakfast spots in Sterling. If you're looking for a classic diner experience done right, Joe's Cafe should be at the top of your list.

Found this place by accident looking for a bougie cup of coffee... this is not that place. Instead…read morewe found a simply delicious home cooked breakfast at a reasonable price and friendly atmosphere. Immediately walked in, greeted with a smile and conversation. A booth opened up and we ordered: Two coffees, waters, a breakfast burrito, hashbrowns and bacon, egg and cheese on wheat toast. We are so so full and it cost about $24. Stop in and eat at Joe's. If your business, military service, law enforcement etc trades coins/patches- their walls are covered in patches and coins. I'm sure they'd love another.

We came in on a Sunday morning after church, great food, great service, everyone was super…read morefriendly. The waitress ever brought out little toddler fork for our daughter to eat her breakfast with. The sausage gravy was the best I've ever had! The atmosphere was very homey and we loved all the pictures on the walls. Definitely a family friendly place. We will be back.

In a virtually empty restaurant it shouldn't take 45 minutes to get lunch. There was hairs in my…read moredaughter's sandwich. The food wasn't good. The fries weren't even salted. Our server didn't seem to care and when my daughter said she didn't want a remake of her sandwich you could hear them say just throw that sh!t in the trash. Wouldn't recommend. This happened yesterday we arrived about 11:50 served after 12:45.

They brought large drinks with my kids' meals, when drinks are included. I noticed the overcharge…read moreafter we left, called immediately, and they said that "large drinks are not included". Wait, we just took the drinks you brought. No idea, but that is their error. Called again in the phone and they could care less. Very much a ripoff place. Also it's the front desk of a hotel so it's kind of wierd.

Basic diner food in a classic 50's style atmosphere. Friendly servers. Clean restrooms!…read more The food is above average (kinda hard to ruin eggs, right? Lol). For breakfasts, their skillets are popular and very filling. The omelets are my favorites. What I like is that you can choose toast, a pakcake, or a waffle to go along. Their waffles are very good! For lunches their meatloaf is a comfort food classic. Very good with a tasty gravy if you'd like. I really like their hamburgers because the patties are fresh, not frozen. I can choose tater tots or fries (tots are my preference). The dinner is open 24 hours for you late nighters. The diner serves as the front desk for the Travelodge hotel nearby. I do recommend this restaurant for a hearty reasonably priced meal.