Browse menus, reviews and photos of Diners in Boston.
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11 P Street, South Boston
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“Great diner food and wonderful people!”
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1881 Centre Street, West Roxbury
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“First time and won’t be the last. Had the One heck of a fine sandwich with red bliss home fries so good! And a perfect mimosa to wash it all down. Great service too !”
Diner · $
1714 Washington Street, Boston
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“Great service and food We had the steak and eggs. Was great quality”
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429 Columbus Avenue, Boston
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“The old time diner atmosphere was perfect for a couple of old Midwesterners. The meal and overall experience was Great! The Best breakfast we've had since being here for the Cubs-Sox series. I had eggs over easy, bacon, hash browns, and a small stack of pancakes. Coffee too Our waiter was great. Friendly. Attentive. It was packed but we were seated in less than 5 minutes.”
Bar & Grill · $
1003 Massachusetts Ave A, Boston
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“The Liberty is a neighborhood gem, interior has the bones of a classic diner street car, all narrow lines and lived in charm, with none of the gimmicks some places lean on to fake that feel. The crowd is what makes it. A comfortable mix of working folks and locals who clearly know the staff by name, and the staff know them right back. Service is warm without being performative, the full bar is a nice surprise for a no frills spot, and the food is exactly what you want when you walk through the door: home cooked meal with generous portions. One of our favorite local stops for an unfussy, satisfying meal. If you want a place that feels like a neighborhood rather than a concept, this is it.”
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3696 Washington Street, Boston
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“Let’s talk about Forest Hills Diner. As a Boston Native, How Dare I be from here, have attended High School in Hyde Park, and have never eaten at Forest Hills Diner until today. Literally! I was TODAY years old when I learned that Forest Hills Diner has some amazingggggggggg food. I flew in this morning to check on my grandmother and decided to grab breakfast with one of my best friends before heading over. She had been raving about Forest Hills Diner, so of course, I had to go. It was early in the morning, so the foot traffic was slow. The restaurant was very clean, and as soon as we opened the door, the gentleman behind the counter was very welcoming, offering a warm greeting and a big smile. As I was at the counter exploring the menu, I was excited to see the variety of options offered. There literally was so much to choose from, and I wanted one of everything. LoL! However, I decided to get the Beef Smoked Sausage on an English Muffin with Home Fries, add Onions, Extra Onions, Well Well Well Done… The Beef Sausage was well done and juicy. The smokiness was super flavorful and let the natural beef flavor shine, yet it held its own lane as well. The sandwich also had a generous portion of meat and was well worth the price. The Home Fries were absolutely amazing. They were done the exact way I ordered them. They were very well seasoned and the crispiness of the edges paired with the softness of the middle, OhEmGeeeeeeeeeeee… I want more now. LoL!!! As I was eating, the foot traffic definitely picked up, and it was so heart-warming to see the guy behind the counter welcome people by name as they walked through the door. This is a representation of TRUE service. The kind of survive that you don’t see anymore. Not to mention, the charm of a local spot where the people know your name. Ha Overall, my experience at Forest Hills Diner was superb. Not only was it an experience worth promoting, but it was also so amazing that I will ensure I come back whenever I am home and in the mood for breakfast. The go-to will be Forest Hills Diner. Food. Service. Ambiance. And Cleanliness, all above standard.”
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1024 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston
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“What an exceptional gem in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the city! The waitor was extremely kind, patient, and accommodating to our family. We traveled in from out of state for medical appointments and were welcomed with open arms. My sons have autism and ADHD, one is non-verbal. No judgement, no looks, no differential treatment, and absolutely no doubt we are valued customers. What a fantastic feeling knowing you can come to the city and there is a place that is not only kind but accommodating to individuals who are different. The cleanliness of this place is top notch as well. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, you are appreciated Mr. Andres! We will return!”
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109 Brighton Ave Unit S2, Boston
“Sunrise Grill in Central Square keeps rescuing my Saturday mornings. The place is tiny, sure, but the bustle feels like part of the charm. One step inside and the smell of sizzling bacon hits you first, then the chatter of regulars arguing over the Sox. Coffee lands on the table within a minute—dark, hot, and strong enough to wake the dead. I always order the lemon-ricotta pancakes they’re impossibly fluffy and come with a swipe of real maple syrup. Home fries arrive crisp on the outside, soft inside, flecked with rosemary. Service? Fast and unfussy. They top off your mug without being asked, and the cook shouts a thank-you as you leave. Prices sit right in that sweet zone where you feel full but not fleeced. If you crave a straightforward New England breakfast, this spot nails it.”
American · $$
4515 Washington Street, Roslindale
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“our favorite spot in Roslindale”
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178 Kneeland Street, Boston
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“I stopped here last spring with my son on the way back to NYC, and we were not disappointed! This is the first fine meal we had on our short visit. Diners in Boston aren't all that different than back home; the portions were incredible but more importantly tasty and filling! This will be our first spot to eat on our next visit.”