First time every trying this restaurant I ordered the seafood salad w/ crackers and the meatball…read moresub w/ Mac and cheese and it was so good I will be back. I was greeted with a smile and warm welcoming when I entered the door. The restaurant is nice and clean and a quiet friendly area to eat.

We just recently came across this diner in Reedville. It's a small place right next to a Hispanic…read moremarket. As we walked in, we were greeted with a smile by the lady working at the register. She gave me a couple of suggestions. I went with one of my favorites- shrimp po boy. You have to order at the register. They will bring the food to you. Shrimp po boy was delicious. Nice crispy fried shrimp and the roll was so good. I added some hot sauce for extra kick. She was so nice and gave me sweet tea for free. Onions rings were absolutely delicious. Perfect combination with shrimp po boy. For dessert, she recommended I try their banana bread pudding. I did. It was amazing. I wish they had option to add ice cream with it. Well, overall a wonderful experience. I am definitely looking forward to coming back again to try other stuff.

I'd give it a five if it weren't for two things: flies in the diner and broken soap dispenser in…read morethe women's bathroom. The flies definitely were a turnoff. But the food? YES. The fried chicken portion was huge - half a chicken basically. It was seasoned well (maybe a bit too salty but went well with turnip greens which weren't seasoned as well). The fried catfish was great - fish was delicious and not muddy tasting. My favorite sides would have to be the fried apples and the turnip greens, which were tender yet fresh.

I love the Exmore Diner. This is a REAL diner - I think at least 70 years old. Not fancy, basically…read morethe kind of dive locals love. but the food is great. Their crab cakes are superb. Lots of fresh seafood. I've never had a bad meal here. Prices are very reasonable. Don't forget to check out their desserts. Smith Island cake is often available and in many different flavors. If you want fancy - don't go here. If you want real eastern shore food at a good price, then do. Hearty breakfasts too.

I needed to update my review because this place continues to be so consistent on all fronts…read more The food ... Always tasty with generous portions. The staff ... They could not get any friendlier. The ambience ... Loud and energetic, which is what I look forward to in a diner experience. Keep doing what your doing, and I'll keep coming back!

Tried the hotel breakfast ... wait was too long/food poor/service 'overworked'…read moreNOT AT shortys! We searched out a local diner place close to Williamsburg with ez parking! The staff was really nice and professional , super varied menu in this olde tyme diner. I love a Cubano sandwich so why not a cubano omelet! It was a hit The choco pancake was gigantic and tasty (we travel with our own real maple syrup) ... my side of grits and fluffy biscuit topped it off. Fun place quick kitchen nice staff Very glad to have abandoned the hotel fare for this local place

I was pleasantly surprised and impressed by the quality and quantity of fresh and delicious food…read morethis evening at Marie's! I ate one of the most tender and moist fried chicken breasts that I have ever tasted. the mashed potatoes were fresh, hot and creamy, two types of gravy were offered and both the cornbread and biscuits were tender, flavorful and delicious. The broccoli was steamed but not not floppy and the green salad was a generous portion of green goodness. I could only eat about half of the offerings and the price was less that $12. from where I was sitting, my daughter's bar be que chicken and Mac and cheese looked great and my granddaughters child portion of turkey dinner was as delicious and generous as the adult meals. We will return here again! absolutely amazing!

To me Marie's has the best breakfast in the area. I haven't had any issues. The wait isn't too bad…read moredepending on when you visit. Service is always great and I have never had a bad meal. You get nice proportions and food isn't too salty. I have no complaints and I rather go here over Cracker Barrel! Fight me... Lol!! I usually order the pancakes or French toast. The only complaint I do have is the size of the onions they cut with the potatoes they could cut them a little smaller. Lol! I bit into what I thought was a potato and nope.. It was a damn quarter sized onion lol!

We had a great experience at Silver Diner in Fredericksburg, VA, and the reason it's a five-star…read morevisit is 100% because of our waitress, Liberty. The food was good -- enjoyable, but not mind-blowing -- and I'll also mention the dining room was a bit loud, so if you're looking for a quiet, relaxed atmosphere, just keep that in mind. That said, Liberty was absolutely incredible. She was professional, attentive, and genuinely welcoming from start to finish. Our drinks stayed filled, she checked in at the perfect times, and everything felt smooth and taken care of without ever being intrusive. It's rare to get service that polished. Liberty is the type of employee who deserves real recognition -- a raise or a promotion wouldn't surprise me at all. Five stars because of her. We'll be back, and we'll be asking for Liberty again.

The food looked great. There was something off on the taste. The sandwich was hard and cold. The…read moreeggs tasted a bit bitter. I wasn't a huge fan. It might have been an off day as it was pretty busy when we went.

My favorite breakfast spot in Cambridge. Homestyle cooking and friendly folks with many noteworthy…read moredishes.

Stopped in on a weekday afternoon for lunch, upon the suggestion from a coworker. Outside looked…read morereally cool, a genuine retro vibe, and the inside lived up to the standard as well. Parking was at a premium, so had to park across the street. Walked in to a very crowded restaurant, but a waitress told us it would be only a minute for the three of us-a few guys at the bar area moved over for us, and we ended up sitting there. I ordered breakfast, which was good-my colleagues had a bit of a different experience. Lesson learned, don't order a cheesesteak outside of Philly, it's just not the same. Overall, a really cool place, full of locals, but the service is great, and the breakfast was good. I would return. We need more places like this with a down home feel!

Best food service and amazing service from the crew there. I love it when I go there they know my…read morename and always smile at me and offer me my favorite coffee

My wife and I were on our way to our place in Myrtle Beach and were driving down Highway 13 toward…read morethe Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. It was lunchtime, and we passed the Sage Diner, which was packed, so we turned around and decided to stop in. This is not a fancy place, and it seemed like about 99% of the customers were locals. The hostess greeted us and seated us in a booth. Shortly after, a gentleman came over to take our drink order. We both ordered tea. I tried mine and didn't care for it -- it tasted like fountain tea -- so I switched to a soda. For lunch, my wife ordered the meatloaf with mashed potatoes, which came with a cup of soup. She chose the bean soup. I ordered the prime rib sandwich, which also came with fries and a cup of soup; I chose the cream of crab. When the food arrived, it looked pretty good at first. My wife liked her soup, but the meatloaf was extremely dry and had a strange seasoning to it. The mashed potatoes were real, with large chunks of potato in them. My prime rib sandwich special was overcooked and came with cheese. I was expecting thinly sliced, shaved prime rib, but instead the meat was cut very thick -- about a quarter inch -- and was tough. The cream of crab soup was disappointing. The first thing you notice is a heavy spoonful of Old Bay on top. When I dug in, there was barely any crab -- just a few chopped particles, which didn't feel acceptable for cream of crab. I ended up eating the prime rib plain with some BBQ sauce just to get through it. Overall, we don't think we'll be returning. There were a few other places we passed farther down the road that likely would have been a better choice.

This is a terrific family restaurant..:very reasonably priced...pancakes with lots of fresh fruit…read moreplus coffee was just under $10...much less than I'm used to...great service..great prices...better than average food...all good here..i recommend this place..nothing fancy just but one i think you should check out...

Georgetown Family Diner sits in the middle of downtown of this sleepy historic burg. It feels a bit…read morepast its prime and could really use a 21st Century makeover to bring up the lights from its drab earth tones. On the other hand, service was friendly, attractive, helpful and turned out a very good Patty Melt and Fries for lunch. Although I came in wanting breakfast, I quickly learned that the morning meal was no longer available. The PM wasn't a bad alternative, although it was so greasy that I went through a half dozen napkins cleaning my hands, and switched to knife and fork for the sake of the environment. The customers seemed to be mostly local regulars who knew the servers and cashier and enjoyed the comfort of the dining room and kitchen. The lights were out in the back hall to the restrooms making for a dark walk to the toilets. Hope that is fixed soon for the sake of all the older customers who need the facilities. Three faded Stars for this mid 20th Century house.

Finding this local diner is your first task, so thankfully GPS will direct you right there. Two…read moresmall dining areas greet you along with the sweetest servers. Being a single, I naturally sat at the bar counter. A cavernous coffee and an extensive menu quickly appeared. The coffee was hot and fresh, as you would anticipate. Having the counter to myself, I got a recommendation of the skillet breakfast. I was most certainly delighted when it appeared a few minutes later, steaming hot (don't touch the bowl) and looking epic. My server said don't be in a hurry. I think that is the predominant theme here; relax and let life come to you. I had heard great things about the cream of crab soup, so I took two home to share. A fantastic way to start your day if you are anywhere near Shady Side (or make it a destination trip if you wish.) I will return the next time I am in the region. I know I won't be disappointed.

Beautiful 42 minute drive from the DMV to the cozy diner with generous portions served piping hot…read more Whatever Your breakfast brunch and lunch favorites are they have it. Ham steak waffles scrapple French toast short stacks hash fried potatoes bacon sausage chipped beef omelettes famous cream of crab soup eggs toast biscuits English muffins bagels sausage gravy and more is why the regulars Love it! Closed Tuesday and Wednesday located at 1468 Snug Harbor Road Shadyside Md.20764 Phone-410 867-4411 breakfast all day Carryout available