Miss Worcester Diner

This was my first time here and I can’t stress enough how amazing the staff was! They were about to close but they still let my girlfriend and I in because they found out we drove more than an hour to come try their food. The food was amazing, portion was great and the chef on the grill even gave me some free potatoes on the side just because he wanted to be nice. Our server was also great, whoever the blonde lady was (she was pregnant, sorry never caught your name) you were amazing, so kind and patient! 10/10 would recommend to anyone!

Popular diner with a significant regular clientele and added visitors (especially on weekends). They have a large menu — basically you can get pretty much whatever you want for breakfast and lunch. Generous portions, food is well made and prices are very reasonable. This is a quintessential American diner, a survivor from decades past that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. However, when I want to enjoy a breakfast that I remember as a child growing up in Chicago after WWII, this is a close as it comes to the real deal! #WorcesterTimeMachine (“A #CityTimeMachine is a place where the physical space, operations, and atmosphere remain essentially unchanged from a previous era, providing an authentic immersive experience—not a reconstruction.”)

My husband and I were passing through Mass. and we found this gem not too far from the highway. The menu consisted of specialty French toasts, Benedict’s, omelets and other diner essentials. We opted for the Polish breakfast because we are huge kielbasa fans and we enjoyed every bite! We couldn’t decide on a sweet option and they had two French toast specialities… crunchy and banana bread French toast. Both were phenomenal but our favorite was the banana bread. The wait was a bit long but in our opinion worth the quality food!

This is an old 1948 rail car. It is small so if it's busy, you will have to wait outside. The food was delicious and if you are at the counter, you can watch it being made. We had eggs, home fries, sausage, biscuit, spam, marble toast, and hash browns. The coffee was tasty too. Will definitely stop by again!

Wow, this is the real deal as far as diners go. Apparently it's been operating since 1948! I got the caramel apple pecan cream cheese stuffed French toast, and it was so generously layered. The omelettes and toast are both great too. Only about 5 booths- the rest is counter seating. Very friendly staff and I liked reading the stickers all over the walls. Glad I was recommended this spot!