Beacon 443

We ventured back to the mahoning drive in and again, had to stop for breakfast at Beacon 443....and again, it did not disappoint!!! Start from top....sausage gravy on toast with a hashbrown, middle is a full stack of French toast and the bottom is a mushroom, pepper and cheese omelet with home fries and toast! Service is amazing, food is super amazing and the atmosphere is an old style diner! Coffee and OJ hit the spot! Will return everytime we are down this way....we travel 4 hours from Upstate NY!

food service was very fast, the food was fantastic, and the waitress was very attentive to myself and all the folks in her section. I ate the eggs before I took this picture 😅, but got scrambled eggs, corned beef hash, and a short stack of pancakes

It was explore a different diner day we didn’t wait long for seating, got our drinks and waited awhile for our meals. When it came everyone enjoyed their meal however the meatloaf needed more seasoning. Not too excited about another visit but time will tell.

A regular stop for my friends and family. Nostalgic Diner with a variety of menu options! Short drive from historic Jim Thorpe and Blue Mountain ski area. Excellent breakfast selections. Reasonable prices out perform any of the fast food choices in the area! Stop in and experience friendly family focused service.

Our family went up to the Mahoning Drive In a few times this year, and we recently decided to spend the night on the lot. So, in the morning we headed to The Beacon for breakfast. I had been once before with friends and had a great club sandwich. The kids had the Belgian waffles, my son likes his plain with nothing on it and that wasn't a problem. My daughter really liked the Belgian waffle ice cream sandwich! Which I'd never seen before. My ham and cheese omelet was great and the coffee was good. You can get a hash brown patty with your omelet and, I might be wrong, I think it's deep fried. It's so crunchy and cooked perfectly! Everyone who works there is super nice. I'm so happy to find a diner. They've all disappeared by our home in Delco. The Beacon reminds me of the diners I went to