Step into a cozy, quirky atmosphere with vintage tables and walls adorned with old movie star memorabilia, offering a nostalgic '50s and '60s vibe. The friendly, helpful service enhances the experience, making it welcoming for those seeking gluten-free options despite limited menu variety.
Breakfast for two kids and an adult costs around $70.
3
Expect higher prices compared to other local diners.
People are saying
Diners’ reviews
C
Community member
Have eaten there several times. Food is good, coffee is terrible. As a celiac there's not a whole lot of effort put into options. They do have a gluten free bun - which costs $2 more PLUS a sub-fee added to the bill. So I paid $2 extra just to have a bun and an extra $1 for the privilege of having a higher cost bun.... Probably won't eat there again with all the other places that make it nicer and easier for a person with different food needs to eat out.
C
Community member
The borscht soup was lovely and a large portion. I had a grilled chicken breast burger with a gluten free bun also. The chicken was very moist and also a large portion. My husband had hot turkey sandwich with gravy. He loved that but thought the pan fried potatoes were boring... He likes mashed better. We would like to try this place again. The waitress was very friendly and helpful.