Debby's Diner

When I die, I want to go to Debbie's Diner. They got that 50s vibe nailed. I came here while in town visiting my mom who grew up in the 50s and delighted in the memorabilia. The pancakes are fluffy and generously portioned, the fruit cup well arranged and fully rounded. Just like our waitress. A definite not miss. I would take a date here. But wouldn't check out the server. That's rude.

Breakfast is my favorite meal out. I eat breakfast out most every weekend day, visiting many places throughout the year. From that experience I offer this. Excellent service, loved everything on the walls, wonderful atmosphere. Food? not great. I expected much better. My scrambled eggs were browned and chewy, hash browns hard on the outside, mushy on the inside. And served at a cool temperature.

The food is good quality and presented very well but lacks taste. The potatoes and Canadian bacon both were rather bland. Also this isn't a one $ sign restaurant. The prices for many things such as omelets are a bit high. There was very few people in the restaurant when we stopped to get breakfast but we had to wait to get drinks and our check so we could pay. I did liked the 50s style decor and any car enthusiasts would find the restaurant worth the stop.

Edit #1 All of our food arrived burnt. Bacon,hash browns, so dark and crispy that they shattered. My breakfast had onions listed as an ingredient, and it was covered in red onions,which could have been listed but was too difficult for them. Don't waste your time here. Currently here for our second time,and last time. The service isn't even considered subpar and the prices are atrocious for what you get. They won't substitute items for a kid,and they literally have ONE breakfast option for kids. I'm sure this place is great for some, but do not bring your family here and expect even a decent time.