“Dina's Restaurant is a charming mom and pop diner that holds a special place in my heart. As a supporter of family-owned businesses, I always appreciate the warm atmosphere and homemade feel they offer.Upon arrival, we found open seating, which was convenient. However, it was evident that they were a bit short-staffed, understandable for a small diner. Despite the hustle and bustle, the staff took our order efficiently.Unfortunately, there was a small hiccup with my all-meat omelette. I had requested jalapeños and cheese to be added, but they were initially missing. After bringing it to their attention, they promptly added them. However, in the process, my omelette ended up overcooked, as they put it back on the skillet.Despite this minor issue, I will continue to support Dina's as a loyal customer. I understand that mishaps can occur, especially when they're busy and short-handed.On a positive note, my husband and son thoroughly enjoyed their meals. My son particularly loved the ribeye and eggs.Overall, Dina's Restaurant is a lovely spot for a cozy family meal, and I look forward to returning and supporting this wonderful family-owned establishment.“
“Absolutely delicious food. Space is a bit small and cramped but I’m not gonna hold that against them the food is what matters I had the turkey melt & it was the best thing ever!! Crispy bacon fresh avocado! Delightful! Highly recommend!“
“Food takes 15min. Large portions. $10-15 for rice or noodle meal. At least 100+ item on menuVegetarian options: Extensive menu have to pick vegetarian outParking: Easy and close.Kid-friendliness: Lots of kids foodWheelchair accessibility: Roll on in.“
“Great little breakfast place! I had the combination plate and it was VERY filling! Eggs were cooked in a skillet, country potatoes were very tasty, ham and sausage were delicious and the bacon wasn't the thin microwave bacon that everyone seems to be going to nowadays, it was so good! I found I had to focus to finish off the biscuits and gravy because I was already so full!“