Michael's Bridge Diner

Frank Vincentelli

This was an unexpected surprise. Ample parking and a well maintained exterior welcome you, and the large volume of cars suggested it's a popular spot. Interior design is very country, with lots of wood and a wide assortment of game (bears, moose, you name it) visible throughout the place. It's informal - you're greeted by signs of 'seat yourself', and the menus are at the table when you do. Wait staff was friendly and very prompt in providing us with coffee and juice. First great surprise - the coffee is truly excellent - fragrant and bold, but not bitter or burnt, and very clearly fresh. And then there's the food. We had omelettes and a waffle, and they were nothing short of great! Eggs were moist and fluffy, veggies fresh and soft but with just the right crispness left in them. Very rich flavor, but not heavy on fat or salt. One of the better omelettes I've had in years. The waffle was excellent too, with just the right balance between crisp and fluffy, and delicious. This place is a real winner and most certainly worth a return visit. They have chosen to excel where it matters most: great, enjoyable, satisfying food.

Matthew Garcia

What a pleasant surprise, in Lancaster of all places. Seems like the kind of breakfast spot you’d find in northern New England. Certainly not for the faint of heart considering there are lots of dead animals on the wall, but eating under a giant moose is a unique experience. Is it legal to kill mountain lions? Who knows. Anyway, food is traditional, delicious, and affordable. Coffee ain’t too bad, either. Irish hash eggs benedict was incredible! Highly recommended.

Cayti Burch

This was really good! They were able to find out allergy info, and I had the eggs, bacon and home fries - yum!