Griff’s Diner

Griff's Diner has a statement that says Best Breakfast South Of The Tracks and I must agree with this one. I walked in and found a seat and really liked all the natural lighting that came in through the windows. It was a bright sunny morning and not cold for February but my tummy was rumblin so I looked over the menu and went with a Southwest Style Omlet that was perfectly cooked and full of sausage and everything southwest and was topped with melted cheese by the looks of it. It came with some tasty hashbrowns and I ordered my toast to be wheat and got an unsweetened tea to wash er all down. I was very impressed with the two kind waitresseses and brought me the menu when I first sat down and the other waitress made sure my cup stayed refilled. The atmosphere was very relaxing and not ch

Love little hometown diners! We went about 5 minutes out of our way to stop for breakfast because of the high reviews. They did not disappoint! The inside is cozy with about 8 tables with 4-5 seats. The black and white checked tablecloths remind me of grandmas kitchen table where you took your time to enjoy her homemade cooking. Everything is cooked fresh and served pretty quick. When we arrived at 7am, the day after Christmas, there was already a group of locals hanging out and another group of workers came in before their day started to eat breakfast together. I love the community feel, like Cheers...everybody knows your name.

Perfect quaint diner. Serving shredded potato hashbrowns and delightful biscuits and gravy. Great place to stop for breakfast.

Absolutely amazing. The food was good, the staff were friendly and attentive. Also, shout-out to the staff on Tues Sept 23, for all of the suggestions of things to do with our twins during our cross country trip. 5 stars isn't enough, they need more 💜

Classic good diner food and coffee. The kids ate everything. Stopped when we were driving through. Service was fast and friendly. The bathroom is through the kitchen which feels odd but everyone was very nice :)