4 Speed on 50s Diner

Goetta was delicious 😋 and the service is great 😃! The Baklava cheesecake was neat, too. I enjoyed the avocado toast item also. The krinkle-cut fries were fresh and just right. Their chili is a Cincinnati-style, sweet with a touch of cinnamon and chunks of tomato. The server recommended the All American burger, but I found it very dry. Otherwise everything was amazing and the atmosphere was a big plus to our experience.

Very tasty lunch and good portion. Had the Peggy Sue patty melt. Cool vibe with the 50's diner theme. Was wondering if there's a closet in the back that takes you back to the 60's and when you come back out only two minutes have passed?! (11-22-63 reference) Recommend checking out out and stopping by the car museum as well. The owners are very friendly and if you're a vintage car fan, you are sure to enjoy your visit.

I decided to stop in here at 4 speed on 50s today and I was in for a great treat. So the dinner is stylized as a 50s/60s dinner. They had the esthetic down to a T with waitresses in accurate clothing, the cooking area and the booths had some sort of flare from the period. I got a kids meal (( tenders and fries)) but it seemed portioned for adult eaters to. My waitress was Linda? (( im sorry if I get this wrong. )) but she was very nice and respectful. The price for my meal was around 12 dollars so the pricing is spot on for what your getting with esthetic and vibe. If I was in the area regularly I'd eat here more often as I live in Cincinnati so if your out this way and want a unique eating experience you wont find anywhere else in the area I recommend 4 speed on 50s diner.

We had a great dinner, we shared the roast beef dinner ( it was very good but pretty small). We shared so we could get dessert, we had to order two desserts since the dinner was very small. We got the hot fudge cake sundae and a banana split. Sheila was a very good and nice server. We would have given a five star but the Manager (??) kept barking orders at the employees, it wasn’t what we wanted to hear during our dinner and I’m sure the employees don’t appreciate it either.

I love a good diner and I was really hoping that this one would become our go-to diner spot but sadly, it disappointed us 🥲. The outside grabs your attention and begs you to stop for a little nostalgia, and the inside is just as inviting - a true throwback to the good old days. Service was prompt and friendly but that’s where the party party ended for us. I wanted to order one of their burgers but I saw pork belly and eggs Benedict and I just couldn’t resist. My wife saw skirt steak (her favorite) and ordered the steak and eggs. Our food arrived at a reasonable pace and my plate looked nice but the pork belly looked more like your standard slice of bacon than a traditional thick slice of pork belly and when I cut into my “poached egg”, there was absolutely no liquid magic inside 🥲