Step into a nostalgic 1950s-style diner with a lively retro atmosphere featuring a model train and jukebox at every table. This diner is very accommodating and knowledgeable about celiac disease, offering fresh gluten-free options and a charming, friendly setting perfect for gluten-free diners.
Prices are reasonable, making it an affordable dining option.
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Diners’ reviews
C
Community member
Some places don’t change—and that’s a good thing. After 20 years, walking back into Memory Lane Diner was like stepping into a time capsule, in the best way. The food is still spot-on—classic diner fare done right—and the service is as warm and welcoming as I remembered. It’s rare to find a place that holds its soul over decades. Evelyn’s does. A true gem that’s stood the test of time. Well, one thing has changed, they fully understand gluten free.... Thank you for that!
C
Community member
The food used to be good here, but last experience about a week ago was very disappointing. Soup was extremely greasy, only white bread option was a croissant which was over toasted and completely crumbled. Sandwiches were mediocre. No gluten free bread or desserts. Extremely expensive . For four of us and three of us had water only for drinks, the bill was over $100.