The Sixties Diner
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1210B Providence Hwy, Norwood
(781) 313-1006
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The diner has not disappointed me in 5 visits!
Love the 60s themed music atmosphere and great food and service and I’ll be going back with my son !!!!!
We came here today, loved the atmosphere, so welcoming and fun, excellent service and great food! So many little details. Our server Dawn ( Amy Schumer's doppleganger ) was great! Thanks so much!
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| Monday | 6:30AM - 2:30PM |
| Tuesday | 6:30AM - 2:30PM |
| Wednesday | 6:30AM - 2:30PM |
| Thursday | 6:30AM - 2:30PM |
| Friday | 6:30AM - 2:30PM |
| Saturday | 6:30AM - 2:30PM |
| Sunday | 6:30AM - 2:30PM |
The Sixties Diner is a retro-themed restaurant with a fun and lively atmosphere, a foodies paradise. The diner has a large parking lot and spacious interior with large booths and counter seats. The menu features classic diner fare, including eggs benedict, omelettes, sandwiches, pancakes, and coffee. Guests have raved about the delicious food, including the Elvis' Favorite (chocolate chip pancakes, banana, and peanut butter), the chicken and waffles with "Supreme Sauce", and the Avocado Sourdough Toast topped with fresh smashed avocado, tomato, egg, and drizzled with Dave's hot honey. The service is friendly and personalized, with the owner making rounds to ensure a great experience. The diner's decor is on point, with 60s trivia on the placemats and classic TV shows and cartoons playing on the TVs. The steak tips Benedict and French toast stuffed with cream cheese and blueberries are standout dishes, along with the corned beef hash and perfectly seasoned home fries. The hostesses were on point, the servers were on point and the location is just so strategic. The toast was a surprise better than store bought. This place is a fantastic brunch/lunch spot! It’s a charming retro diner with tons of 60s inspired TV shows and music, all reflected in the decor. The nostalgic vibe is definitely part of the experience. The menu is extensive, offering fun drinks, specialty coffees, and both breakfast and lunch options. The Almond Joy, Nutella, and Salted Twister specialty coffees were delicious and perfectly balanced. The corned beef and hash is homemade and so good. With its massive menu, welcoming vibe, and great value, The Sixties Diner is a hidden gem worth visiting.