62 Classics' Diner

I stopped in at 62 Classics’ Diner for breakfast, and I can honestly say it was one of the best meals I’ve had in a long time. The place has that perfect small-town diner charm — friendly faces, old-school atmosphere, and food that tastes like it was made with care. The biscuits and gravy were absolutely incredible. The biscuits were soft and buttery with just the right amount of flakiness, and the gravy had that perfect homemade taste — creamy, savory, and loaded with flavor. You can tell they don’t cut corners here; it tasted like something straight out of a family kitchen. I also tried the cheese omelette, and it was fluffy, rich, and full of gooey melted cheese in every bite. It’s the kind of breakfast that makes you slow down and just enjoy the moment. Everything came out hot, fresh

My experience at 62 Classic Diner was absolutely delightful! From the moment I walked in, the cozy diner atmosphere made me feel right at home. I ordered the biscuits and gravy, crispy bacon, and French toast, and I must say, every bite was a taste of perfection. The biscuits were fluffy, the gravy was rich and flavorful, and the bacon was perfectly crispy. The French toast was just the right amount of sweet and cooked to perfection. The service was exceptional as well; the staff were friendly, attentive, and made sure everything was just right. The diner has a charming retro vibe that adds to the overall experience. It's clear that they take pride in their food and service. I highly recommend 62 Classic Diner to anyone looking for a delicious, classic diner experience in Hillsboro. Whet

Classics' 62 Diner: Where the Food’s Hot, the Prices Are Chill, and the Fancy Places Should Take Notes Five stars, two thumbs up, and a standing ovation from my belly. Classics' 62 Diner isn’t just a place to eat—it’s a masterclass in how to treat people right and feed them without requiring a second mortgage. From the moment we walked in, it was like stepping into a warm hug wrapped in chrome and bacon grease. The staff? Friendlier than your grandma on bingo night. The food? So good I proposed to the bacon and eggs. They said yes. We’re registered at the butter station. The prices? Let’s just say I didn’t need to sell a kidney to get waffles. Meanwhile, those high-end joints charging $3.50 for a thimble of coffee and $14.99 for a simple breakfast imported from royal pigs and chickens—t

Excellent diner decor. Started with an awesome chocolate malt milk shake it was thick and creamy. Ordered chili and Texas tenderloin (breaded pork) it was a great tasting sandwich. Came with crinkle fries. Chili was chunky and good. Service was fast and efficient. They are open 7 to 2. They do have a drive thru Monday thru Friday

A lot of people enjoy eating there. Not sure if it's just me, but my experiences are not all that. My hamburger was pretty shy of filling the bun. But really can't expect much these days anyway..