Odessa Diner

What a great old fashioned diner! Stopped here for a meal while traveling. We visited on a Sunday and we were delighted the restaurant offered all day breakfast. The food was great. The service was fast and friendly and the atmosphere was adorable. My husband had the breakfast burrito, my daughter had pancakes and home fries, and I had the 2x2x2.

Great diner with a cozy vibe, top-tier food, and absolutely outstanding service from Tiffany. We came in for breakfast and got way more than we expected. Atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and Tiffany made sure we had everything we needed—before we even knew we needed it. That’s elite service. Scoring time: 10/10 for Tiffany’s legendary service 9.5/10 for food (Breakfast Quesadilla slapped) 9.2/10 for diner vibe and overall atmosphere Total: 28.7/10 ≈ 287% This whole experience was 287% better than expected. If you’re in Delaware and not stopping by Odessa Diner, you’re doing breakfast wrong. Ask for Tiffany — 287% satisfaction guaranteed.

Amazing food and obviously made with love. Got the special which was a chicken sandwich with spinach, roasted peppers, provolone cheese on toasted sourdough. Side of soup and fries the soup was split pea and ham and definitely home made. The waitress said the chef makes all the soups fresh daily. Overall a great spot to stop at on our way down to deleware

Went here today with my pastor to get some lunch and it was great! Got me a cheddar cheeseburger and mozzerella sticks. The mozzerella sticks were pipping hot and tasted amazing, best mozzerella sticks I've had in my life, genuinely. The burger tasted wonderful and was cooked exactly to my liking. The coffee was outstanding. The waitresses were very nice and the service was satisfactory. Will be coming back to try the breakfast menu!

I’m been going to this diner with friends for several weeks. Every time I go I have to ask for a to go box because I have recovered from esophageal cancer with consequences. I’ve lost portions of my stomach, large portions of my esophagus, and suffered from a fistula between my esophagus and lung. I spent 93 days in Sloan in NYC undergoing two major surgeries and multiple procedures that saved my life unexpectedly. The surgeon gave me a 30% chance of survival but I beat the olds and survived. That was in 2021 and I am cancer free. Now for the good part about this diner: We always go on a Sunday morning and since I can’t eat much at all, I decided to take a chance and order soup at 8:30 in the morning. As expected, soup was not on the menu that early. However, my waitress said she’d talk