Tracy W.

Okay Yelpers. I'm a local diner guy and love places like this. Extremely family friendly place filled with local patrons. I was passing through this town and saw the Main Diner. I realized I had stopped her a few years ago and was impressed with the food. I'd always wondered where this was and couldn't believe my travels took me here yet again. I sat at the counter with a few other folk. Quick service at lunch time. Kept it simple today with a cup of chili (YUM) and a grilled chicken salad (also yum). The seasoning on the chicken was good. Fairly large portion but just right for lunch. The menu is filled with traditional options and I don't think you can go wrong.

Lexy M.

Cute place with some old battle axe waitresses, most seem nice others are on par with a truck stop diner waitress at 3:30am. All things aside our waitress was friendly. They were the place to be today, pretty hopping with a pretty long wait time on your meal. I asked for just an omelette no toast no home fries, I got served them anyway. My omelette had A LOT of yummy ham, but it was lacking on cheese so it was more like just ham wrapped in eggs with a slice of cheese on top of it. My friend asked for her egg well done it came out closer to rare and leaked yolk all over everything on her plate. While we were there someone by us sent their meal back. Their meal wasn't redone by the 15 minutes before we left. I'd like to give them another try when they aren't so busy so I can give them a better rating .

Ian W.

Upstate NY is a mighty big state! After driving much of the day for about 350 miles across NYS from east to west (not using the Thruway), it was time for a late lunch and decided to stop at the Westfield Main Diner in the heart of the village. This classic American diner has a very cozy hometown feel in the original lunch car portion of the diner (circa 1920s) which has a lunch counter seating and kitchen area. To the right, the attached dining rooms (built in 1983) are more spacious and comfortable with table seating. The walls in the attached dining rooms are decorated with a very old movies theme (Top Hat, Dark Victory, Hard To Handle) with old movie wallpaper and US Route 66 lights. The menu offerings include typical American diner fare including typical breakfast dishes (served until 11:30AM), salads, soups, sandwiches, half pound burgers, fried foods, comfort dishes, desserts. and more. The prices are pretty reasonable, items under $10. Pepsi fountain drinks and milkshakes served here and a kds korner menu is also available. On Fridays, fish fry is offered. Daily specials are posted on the wall. We sat in the attached dining room and the waitress promptly took our drink order, a Diet Pepsi and an ice water. My friend ordered a small tossed salad ($2.25) and a bowl of chili ($3.50). I ordered the Spaghetti & Meatballs ($6.95) served with a small tossed salad and bread & butter. I was told about 5 minutes later that they ran out of spaghetti and I had to order something else. I changed my order to Macaroni & Cheese ($6.95). The salads came out first, which were pretty good which had California lettuce, diced tomatoes, diced green peppers, onions, and fine shredded cheese. The bread was good and soft. The bowl of chili was served very hot and had a soupy texture with plenty of meat and beans, pretty good. However, my macaroni & cheese was so so, which was very soft macaroni drenched in a thick orange cheese sauce with a lumpy texture and it was COLD! I informed the waitress who sent the food back to the kitchen which was reheated to hot and served back to me with no apologies. Overall, my friend had a pretty good lunch, but my lunch had a few bumps along the way. The service was prompt, though the staff seemed like they were rushing things (ie. lack of quality control on the mac & cheese) since the place was closing for the day at 3PM. We were now off to continue our drive along Lake Erie.

First time customer. Cute place but we expected more/better. 1. Sign says wait to be seated but after standing for 5 minutes we were told to seat yourself. 2. Menu is handwritten on white board and not easy to read. 3. No prices listed on drinks. 4. Seemed slow in coming to take our order. 4. Food wasn't served hot. 5. Maple syrup wasn't "real" pure maple syrup (and wasn't warm). 6. Not sure if butter was pure butter. 7. Water or coffee refills were never offered, and no coffee warmups. Note: $2 for one 8-ounce cup of coffee. 8. Halfway through our meal, our waiter returned to check on us and when we confirmed the omelette order was wrong, the waiter offered no remedy except to change the pricing on our bill to match the incorrect omelette. 9. Fyi to anyone wondering about disability access: Doesn't appear to be wheelchair accessible inside, especially the small restrooms. 10. Sampler breakfast = $10.95 and Western omelette = $10.25.

Dave S.

I love small local diners and this one doesn't disappoint. My daughter and I had the steak sandwich and cinnamon roll pancakes. They were both great.

Sarah M.

We had a lot of bad food on vacation and this was a wonderful breath of fresh air! This adorable, old school diner is locally owned and I loved that they had flowers growing in the windows. It was like stepping back in time. Every single thing we ordered was delicious! The Cuban was wonderful. The fries are fantastic. The Reuben was also fab. I personally had the eggs and corned beef hash... It was soooo good! We all loved it so much that we were passing our food around and sharing with one anther so we could sample everything. They also had bread and butter pickles. The boys ordered a side of gravy which was the perfect compliment to those fries. I could go on for days. The service was top notch. If you are headed north to Niagara Falls, STOP HERE!!!