Julian's Diner

Service is Great, very family friendly, environment is very cute and cozy. My blintzes were really good, I just think I made a mistake choosing the fruit I did because the syrup they come in is wayy too sweet to the point where it feels like it burns your throat. We did like our food though and the menu is extremely expansive. Not sure what the actual cuisine is fully labeled as because they do have a dish from like every culture

The only complaint that we had about Julian’s was that we seated next to people with a loud child when the restaurant was nearly empty. I do understand their strategy, admittedly. Fortunately, there was some game that the kiddo could play in the back, until the food was brought. A half-sized spaghetti was plenty, and I really enjoyed the garlic bread. He liked that they offered a monte cristo. We would definitely return and recommend.

The server was very nice and attentive. The portions are smaller than, say, granny Shaffers or Family Diner, and the prices are just a little higher. The booths are really tight, if you're a plus-size person, you're going to be uncomfortable. Even the coffee cups were tiny. I had the biscuit and gravy, the gravy did not taste like it'd been cooked all the way. Pretty much like eating flour. Was not impressed with the biscuit either. The bacon was good and the sausage patties were good. My wife had the Crepes and said they were pretty thick, they were okay. They need to up their portions a bit and cook that gravy all the way.

We ate here for the first time today it was really good. We had 5 in our party it averaged out to right under $15 a person. There is a little longer wait for our food, but we didn't mind because it tasted fresh. We had a gourmet hamburger, mushroom Swiss burger, philly cheese steak, Reuben and Club, all of us were satisfied! Our server Michelle was great also.

The most awesome food! I had the eggs Benedict and the cream cheese filled crepes!! Totally the best !