A neighborhood diner on Route 37.
Look for the long red sign on Route 37 West at Tanager Drive. It still says what the place does: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Inside there are green booths along the windows, tables down the middle and lamps hanging over the counter.
People come in for eggs on the way to work, for a club sandwich and a cup of soup at lunch, and for broiled flounder or chicken francaise at the end of the day. Some come in every week.
We open at 7 AM every day of the week. Children under ten have their own menu, from a short stack of pancakes to spaghetti with a meatball.
Soups
Made here. A soup of the day, and French onion in a crock.
Breakfast
Twenty-six omelettes, the Pittsburgh breakfast with a steak, and pork roll any way you like it.
The broiler
Flounder, scallops, salmon and scrod, pork chops, and New York sirloin with onion rings.
Dinners
Most come with soup, salad, a potato and a vegetable, with a roll and butter.
“The food is plentiful, fresh, and for the most part all of the staff is very accommodating. This is a true hidden gem in the area.”
“The food was delicious and plentiful. Our waitress Colleen was delightful, efficient and didn't rush us with our meal.”
Open at seven.
Seven days a week, 7 AM to 7:30 PM. Call ahead for takeout and we’ll have it ready.