Our service from Jana was fantastic! Yummy breakfast. pancakes and eggs and this amazing marble…read moretoast. My husband had steak and eggs . delish! we brought stuffed pepper soup and a reuben that was to die for . Thanks GrCies ! great time and great food!!

My daughter and I were visiting Syracuse and we chose to have our late breakfast at Gracie's…read moreKitchen yesterday because of the positive reviews on Yelp. When we walked into the restaurant, we were greeted by a waitress with the warmest and prettiest smiles. She was friendly and pleasant the entire time we were there. That really was the best way to start our day. We ordered short stacks of pancakes and steak and eggs to share. The aroma from the pancakes and steak immediately made us set a high expectation to the food. The pancakes were fluffy, the steak was cooked to our liking, the home fries were crispy on the outside and soft in the inside. I loved that they offered marble rye bread as one of the toasts choices. It's the first time I had it. Boy, everything about that toast was perfect! We couldn't finish all the food because the portion sizes were huge. It's the best diner food we ever had! Not only that we enjoyed our food, we loved the hometown neighborhood diner decor vibes. We had a very good experience at Gracie's Kitchen.

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!!

This is a small, vintage style diner which is actually from the 1920's. I was told it was moved and…read morerenovated in the early 2000's. It is clean and you can tell very efficiently run by a great staff. There are regulars there and also first timers like me and I sat at the counter with a nice gentleman traveling from out of town. Prices are reasonable and from the menu very typical diner food. They also had a specials board. I could see all the food coming through the pass and it looked very good and portions were nice size. I just wanted a quick bite so I ordered a bowl of chilli....I opted for crackers, though I could have gotten Italian bread. The chili was very good with a nice balance of meat and beans. It definitely tasted homemade with just the right amount of spice. I'm definitely going back to try some of their breakfast items and sandwiches.

Delicious stop during our camping trip. Very busy but a short wait for a table. Devoured the…read morestuffed French toast

Nice busy local place. Lebanese influenced selections and very strong breakfast menu. Coffee…read moreservice to tables and Friendly engaged owner takes orders at the counter and serves. Very welcoming and personable; this is an easy local place to go.

originally planned on going to rise and shine cafe across the street, but upon arrival we were told…read moreit'd be an hour plus wait. so we looked around and said screw it why not moms. now i didn't know that moms what cash only until stepping into the front door. the shop is small and quaint but its homey. there is an atm; however, when i went to use it i was only allowed to take out $20 and nearly everything on the menu if you're going with a friend is more than $20. i do like that there's no tax on it, all of the prices are whole numbers. the sandwiches were okay. i think i got something called the spicy? eggs were fluffy but i forfeited mine because i hate eggs. the bread is fluffy yet dense as shit. basically it's like if wendy's breakfast was a corner shop

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.

The food was great. The service was just as good. Its a must diner to stop at. They do not rush you…read moreout . You feel like family.

A perfectly adequate breakfast stop. The menu was rather generic but the breakfast I ordered tasted…read morefine as was the service. There is no counter at this diner, all of the service is at tables. The interior could use some sprucing up as well. So all in all this place is fine, just nothing to write home about.

Bud had oatmeal and I a blueberry muffin. We both had tall…read morepj's and coffee. Our favorite seats are always open! Great service great company and you can't buy that anywhere..

Such a cute hole in the wall! It's got an everyone's a regular, make yourself at home feel. The…read morestaff really made the experience, laughing with us and helping us decide what we want. The food was good. Large but not enormous portions. Juicy burgers, cheesy Philly steaks, crispy fries... A solid diner.

We came in on a Friday morning as a group of 5. It was around 10:30 and the place was almost full…read more We could see how popular this place is. It continued to fill during our stay. The wait staff have been working here for years. We were promptly seated, given our menus, and water and beverages served right away. The menu is fulsome but not overly extensive - to my daughter's chagrin, no eggs Benedict on offer. It's your typical diner fare with eggs/omelettes, pancakes, waffles, French toast, biscuits with sausage gravy, and sandwiches. There is a separate lunch menu that begins at 11:00a.m. which we did not look at. Breakfast continues to be served all day. I went with a French toast slam, with sunny side eggs, order of wheat toast, and link sausages. The choices of bread included rye and possibly sour dough. Some of the breads are upgrades with an additional small charge. The French toast comes with a side of cream cheese. It was nicely cooked and distinctly cinnamony. My eggs were just barely fully cooked and not slimy. The sausage was typical. My daughter had a Philly cheesesteak which included green pepper and was really nice and hot, although the steak didn't taste as robust as she'd hoped. My husband went with a typical breakfast plate. He enjoyed most of it, but left most of the home fries. The decor is country style as opposed to 50's style chrome and leather. You can choose from booths or tables. There are plenty of amusing signs to read, like, if you don't like the coffee, leave (not verbatim, I can't remember the correct wording). There's only one bathroom for one person at a time for each gender, so the wait can be awhile. It is very roomy and clean. The prices are super reasonable and the staff are fantastic. For 5 full breakfasts and refillable coffees all around, it came out to just over $62. I can see why this place is so popular. I'm betting we'll be returning next time we come down for another visit.

Food A+ Service A+…read moreAmbiance A Ok, first time visit on a late Saturday morning. Parking was plenty with a handicap entrance ramp in the back. First impression: typical diner look, a little rundown, but honestly makes you feel very comfortable. Very home-like feeling. Then came the service, then came the food. Not much to say about both other than outstanding. We had the waffles, cheese and mushroom omelette with hashbrowns and plenty of toast and bottomless coffee. Portions were huge, you won't go home hungry. Our coffee cup was never empty and we were checked on routinely to make sure everything's OK. Floor manager and the service folks were exemplary and very polite and friendly. Four stars out of a possible five but not because of the food or service When we go back for another visit, and we certainly will, if we have the same experience, I'll upgrade this to a solid five. Real nice bunch of folks at the R Diner and the food is even better. We'll be back