This diner offers a cozy, nostalgic atmosphere with a 50s-themed dining room and a well-shaded patio overlooking State Street, creating a welcoming small-town vibe ideal for a relaxed gluten-free breakfast experience.
Set in a quaint smalltown atmosphere, we dined on the covered patio for breakfast, the menu offering gluten-free items which I appreciated. We ordered a veggie omlet and a typical egg and sausage plate. Food was good and satisfying but nothing over the top.
Service was slow, rotating between 2 servers at any given time. Coffee refils were few and had to ask.
Next time we'll try sitting inside the 50s themed dining room as opposed to the patio.
C
Community member
Great food in abundance. I usually skip the gluten (like toast) which means I get nearly, but not quite enough food. Not here.
And the workers and ambiance were great too.