Stopped of in the way from NH to RI The homemade corn beef…read morehash was great along with everything else. Friendly staff and quick service. It is cash only but they have an ATM.

Kinda rude, not gonna lie. The upgrade was amazing ! I asked simply "hey please don't put extra…read moresalt or non at all if possible on my food ! No allergies just wanted to lower as much salt as possible" she must be the owner but was very snippy and said "well don't put non on we make everything homemade. Okay cool, but like don't added extra if possible please (they did, I could see the salt on my eggs but hey! Whatever food is food just wanted to reduce my sodium intake). I was completely caught off guard. Then our eggs were under.. now I don't fault them, but I was already over it you could see the egg whites just hanging out all over the plate.. Then she forgets my friends toast... and she rudely said "well you should have told me........" we did. Twice..... then she took it upon herself to have a conversation with a guest (which whatever go for it), but we asked for the bill. 5 minutes went by .... 10 minutes went by. 20 MINUTES WENT BY and FINALLY we got our bill. Now for reference we had a late breakfast and they had prolly had 2 parties plus us . Overall won't come back at all. Congrats on the renovation is looks beautiful ! Truthfully, but our experience was terrible and will not come back. Go to the hungry hen instead .

Very cute breakfast and lunch restaurant. Staff are very personable and capable. They clearly have…read moretheir ;regulars'. Nice music piped in too. The ambiance is very low key, easy to keep clean tables, chairs and floor. The coffee is good. Pancakes are huge. I asked twice for real maple syrup but unless she forgot to charge me for it, I think I got 'pancake' syrup, which is made of corn syrup and I'm not supposed to eat that. Note to self, if you have a food sensitivity or allergy, be sure they know it because I just tried to order according to my needs and didn't spell it out as I should have. The full order of Irish breakfast - an eggs bene over corned beef hash - is HUGE. A half order is absolutely enough for your average size breakfast. I ordered two pancakes, and one would have been enough for my appetite. Another note to self - portions are big. On street parking. Single restroom off dining area. Friendly staff. Good food and coffee. Definitely worth a stop for a home style breakfast.

I really loved this place but there seems to be a change with the taste and quality. The prices…read morehave gone up significantly. I was unhappy with my experience, the food and the waitress seemed unhappy. Also, your menu posted online has very old prices. I'll come back again in a couple months!

### Excellent Experience!…read more This was my first time visiting, and I was so impressed! From the moment I walked in, the staff was **incredibly friendly** and made me feel **very welcome**. The food was **fresh** and prepared with a **unique twist** that really sets it apart from other places. It was a fantastic experience from start to finish. **Highly recommended!** I will definitely be back.

I like this place, it has good brunch options and drinks, I've never been here for lunch but it…read moresounds nice. My two complaints are food is sometimes cold, and certain options are pretty heavy, but overall a great brunch spot.

Cute bright diner with good food and nice folks…read more We came here with friends for creative fresh versions of classic diner food for one of our birthdays. It was bright and clean. It's small but doesnt feel crowded. Seating is in booths or on counter stools, plus a few tables. The menu over the counter at 9:30am was mostly breakfast (Jul 2026). We had rich cheddar grits, soft scrambled eggs, crispy bacon, and crisp home fries and toast. The hearty cheddar farmhouse omelet and sausage came with creamy homemade baked beans, HF & T. For our sweet-tooth, we had melt-in-your-mouth cinnamon french toast and some sweet coconut pudding. All with strong smooth coffee, some black and some standing up well to cream. Everything tasted fresh and bright, better than diner-food has a right to be. Everyone joined in a friendly round of happy birthday that made us feel warm and at home :-)

Blue Moon Diner isn't just a place to eat--it's local legend. The menu is a single two‑sided sheet,…read morebecause this isn't the Cheesecake Factory and they don't need a novella to prove themselves. They cook what they cook, and what they cook is magic. If you walk in and don't order the Eggs Irish, you've made a tactical error. The hollandaise alone is worth the trip. It's not overly citric, not gloopy, not pretending to be fancy--it's smooth, balanced, and somehow manages to make everything it touches taste like it's living its best life. On Eggs Irish, it becomes a full‑blown religious experience. Add their homemade corned beef hash for a few extra bucks and suddenly you're questioning why every other diner in America can't get this right. The omelets are tight, well‑built, and structurally sound--like they were engineered by someone who respects eggs as a building material. People show up for the country‑fried potatoes, but they stay for the pancakes, which are so good they should probably come with a warning label about emotional attachment. Everything here is over‑the‑top decent, and when you remember this diner was built in the 1920s--over a century ago--it all clicks. This is legacy. This is what happens when a place figures out what works and then refuses to let time, trends, or nonsense talk them out of it. No shortcuts, no chaos, just a menu designed to be executed well every single time. The staff gets it. They're friendly without being fake, fast without being frantic, and they treat you like someone who belongs there. The food comes out consistent because the menu is built for consistency. It's diner food, sure--but it's diner food operating at a level that puts it in the same conversation as Carl's Oxford Diner and the Bridge Diner in Lancaster. Go here. Eat. Leave full. It's not complicated. I've never walked out hungry, and I don't think it's even possible.

Kind staff, big big portions, decent price. I've only ever gotten takeout but never had any issues…read more A standard diner

A hidden, back street "diamond-in-the-rough". Chair City Diner sits on the right side of an old…read moreGardner school, behind a small unassuming sign. It's easy to drive past it. I did. This place is relatively new and completely new to me (opened 3 years ago) and is spotless, clean, clean, clean. Lots of counter and table seating and lots of off street parking. Wait staff were attentive and friendly. Offers standard diner fare. I had the Belgian waffle with strawberries, which would have benefited from macerated berries vs just sliced, but good. Their corned beef hash was home made and excellent. Clean bathrooms as well. I shall return!

This is one of my favorite breakfast places to go to on the weekends! The food is always so good…read moreand absolutely hits the spot!

Service was friendly and speedy. We were seated right away. The menu was so varied and so many…read moreoptions were tempting. We settled on Boston Cream French toast and then garlic shaved steak omelette with cheddar. We shared. Both were delicious!! Orange juice was refreshing! The choices we made were from the specials menu but we plan to go back and try more options. If you go there - it's set back from the street and looks like a brown house at first.

This was my first time at this location. It definitely is the most happening place in Gardner. Very…read morepopular and a lot of regulars. Very nice and friendly bar area. The food was great. Custom cocktails were amazing also. Ended up with sushi and fried wontons. Definitely heading back soon. I'm glad I was introduced to this location.h

2nd visit. Ordered the lunch special with hot and sour soup, small spicy tuna sushi, egg roll and…read moreThai basil chicken with rice. All were excellent. Sawa has a full sushi bar, which nice to have. I made the mistake of ordering uni sushi, which I knew might be risky. Certainly edible, but won't order again. My mistake. I am spoiled by 40 years of sushi in CA. Service was excellent.

Totally solid Chinese dishes and dim sum in a totally expected location and atmosphere.read more

Not the most inviting looking place but fine ready bought frozen Chinese American apps like peking…read morerav with ginger sauce, crab ragoons and egg rolls. Not my favorite sweet/duck sauce - watery. Average lower end Chinese American food.

First time visit, will return. A great experience for my 11…read moreand 3 yr old grandchildren. A peaceful location. Intimate environment for practice etiquette and manners. Fresh hot delicious food.

Ordered my meal for delivery through DoorDash! The food arrived hot and on time. The food itself…read morewasn't as good as I was expecting, I got exactly what I ordered but ended up not liking half of it. I ordered Crab Rangoons, Spring Rolls, and Veggie Gyoza, all of which I've tried other places and loved. I would order the Crab Rangoons again, but that's about it.

If I could give less than one star, I would. We walked in and sat down, there were maybe 8 people…read moreat the bar total. Every single person including the bartender turned and saw us walk in. After ten minutes we still had not been greeted and a second bartender walked by us on three separate occasions and ignored us. The final straw was when they started talking to the regulars at the bar, greeted some other new people and we were still ignored. We love to support local and were excited to try the pub as we are new to the area. We were also really excited to find a new trivia spot, bummer that your customer service is so horrendous. We walked out after ten minutes and zero acknowledgment from anyone. Please do better.