Slate belt diner

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About Slate belt diner

The Slate Belt Diner is a classic hometown eatery that offers a wide-ranging menu and delicious breakfast options, such as the Italian omelet. This charming diner provides a cozy, homey atmosphere that makes it a favorite for locals and visitors alike. The service is fast, attentive, and provided by super friendly staff, who create a welcoming vibe. Diners can enjoy the food, which includes delicious and fresh dishes like the Reuben, pancakes, pork hash, eggs, and sausage gravy, all served warm and ready in a short time. The diner is wheelchair accessible with a free parking lot and a drive-thru window, making it convenient for a quick stop or a relaxed meal. It is also kid-friendly, with coloring options available for children. Both the food and coffee receive high praise, and the pricing is reasonable, considering the generous portion sizes. Overall, this diner is a wonderful little place where customers can expect fantastic service and a great experience.

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Slate belt diner Reviews

4.6
204 ratings
Restaurantji Rating
5
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4
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Food
4.5
Atmosphere
4.5
Service
4.8

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Restaurantji Rating

Pretty good and affordable . Clean!! and awesome home fries!!!

Local favorite for the best breakfast in the slate belt! Friendly speedy service. Highly recommend pancakes, eggs Benedict and omelettes!

Good selection & quality. Great coffee. Definitely recommend & definitely will be back.
For architecture Diner enthusiasts: was originally a pizzeria, remodeled for a few other concepts, but currently operates with a diner vibe and menu, but is not architecturally a classic structure.

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Hours

Monday 6AM - 8PM
Tuesday 6AM - 8PM
Wednesday 6AM - 8PM
Thursday 6AM - 8PM
Friday 6AM - 8PM
Saturday 6AM - 8PM
Sunday 6AM - 7PM
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