At The Diner - Orlando

The menu offered a wide variety of choices, and the portion sizes were generous. I ordered the chicken and waffles, which came out as a large serving. The food was fresh and delicious, exceeding my expectations in size. The omelette was just average, though not bad at all. The eggs Benedict were quite good; we opted for waffles instead of the traditional English muffins, which was a nice twist. The sausage and biscuits were also excellent. Our server, Mercedes, was outstanding and attentive. Overall, this place was a big hit with everyone; we all left happy and satisfied!

Unfortunately, the food didn't impress. The French toast tasted more like flat bread and lacked flavor; we make much better French toast at home. The fruit—bananas, blueberries, and strawberries—was acceptable, but I ended up finishing the fruit and leaving most of the French toast on the plate. The biscuits and gravy were overly thick, almost as if they had been taken straight from a can and left on the stove for too long. They were quite bland. The coffee was weak and tasted stale, and the home fries had an odd flavor. Overall, the meal was disappointing. Another downside was that the prices charged for each item were higher on our bill than those listed on the menu. When I inquired about the difference, the server explained it was due to paying by card. What was frustrating was that the server hadn't even checked whether we were paying by cash or card before printing the receipt! They then noted that the difference was only a dollar. Really? Then you should absorb that cost! Given the overall experience, I definitely won’t be coming back and wouldn’t recommend this place.

I visited for the first time today, and it was a wonderful experience. The food was delicious, the service was excellent, and the atmosphere was very welcoming. I ordered the eggs Benedict along with a regular pancake topped with powdered sugar and whipped cream. Everything was amazing, especially the home fries. I also wanted to try the mimosas, which were spot on. My husband had two eggs, sausages, home fries, and toast, and he enjoyed it just as much. Overall, we really loved this place and can’t wait to return soon!

Invited friends and family for a graduation celebration here. I called ahead and the staff was very friendly in helping set everything up. I heard great reviews and I was coming from out of town. So knowing that everything was taken care of was a relief.The food was plentiful, my family loved the bottomless mimosas. The waitress was personable and delightful. It increased the vibe for the day!Kid-friendliness: My grandkids enjoyed themselves and the menu was kid friendly.Wheelchair accessibility: I was on a walker and I was able to roll in and out without issues.Dietary restrictions: As always I have to give love to a chef that knows how to do gluten free correctly. No cross contamination but great flavor and many choices!!

Server very nice and friendly. However, she got busy and then sort of forgot about us. Wouldn’t revisit this restaurant. It was ok but nothing stand out. Husband had Cuban sandwich and I ordered Monte Cristo. Potatoes were cold on both dishes. Felt was expensive for what we ordered, $49 including tip (which also included a coffee, a hot tea, cranberry juice which was too sweet).