Diner 22

This tiny place was an old rail car converted to be this diner. It’s rather plain on the outside, but inside is the cutest diner. The staff is super friendly and the food is seasoned well and served hot! I recommend the corned beef hash and the big link sausages!

It was a bit more pricey than i expected for an omelet coming out to nearly $20 for the meal with only three additional ingredients like jalapeños, beef gravy and bacon 🥓.. but the atmosphere is chill. Wish I got the waitresses name because she was a pretty cool local that doesn’t travel. The good news is they serve breakfast all day so you know they know breakfast.

Nice small diner with outdoor seating. Food was delicious, I had a tuna melt on grilled sourdough bread it was grilled to perfection along with fresh cut fries, my bf had a ultimate club melt that was also grill to perfection on Texas toast. It's worth the stop. The diner was actually an old train car back in 1946 when the diner was opened.

We just left this amazing little diner. The place is a very nice, hometown atmosphere. Very clean and friendly. My husband had a burger and batter dipped fries and I had an omelet. Both of us were very impressed and left very full. Great job ! We will be back.

I hadn't eaten here in many years. But we both had fantastic hamburgers with excellent fresh cut fries. My wife's was on a pretzel roll; mine on a very good Kaiser roll. I had a side salad that was very fresh. The service was superb with a friendly waitress and quick food prep. We definitely recommend Diner 22 for burgers and look forward to coming back to try other items.