Retro Kitchen

We had the Turkey Club and the Philly Cheese steak sandwich, both of which were great. Onion rings were a bit of surprise; given the retro vibe of this restaurant, I expected onion rings made of onion slices and not chopped onion; nevertheless, they had a decent flavor. The menu had a lot of choices. This is an order-at-cashier-and-seat-yourself place. The cashier service is friendly, tip at the counter. Good choices of fountain drinks as well as a selection of bottled drinks. Walls are decorated with humorous 50s and 60s placards and the furnishings, while sparse, are very much 50s diner. Retro Kitchen is a hidden gem that's tucked away in a kind of industrial park spot. It's not a place you'd spot from the road, but definitely give these guys a try if old-fashioned diner favorites are

Well, it looks like a classy diner from pictures, however, it’s much hidden in a building and it seems to be for private customers within the building, the food is obviously all frozen and just warmed up unless it’s like eggs, the workers there are kind and they do their job well, but this place has so much potential

I honestly felt like I traveled through time. The atmosphere gives the 50s! It was very clean and the food was delicious!

Great place to eat! Good and service were excellent and atmosphere was fantastic! Brought me back to a simpler time!

If Wes is on the grill, get the pancakes. They were dynamite! I've been to about 20 diners this year on a pancake tour of long island, these were in the top tier. Wasn't sure what to expect when I went. The atmosphere and the old fashion vibe is fun, service style is somewhere between going to a deli and a diner just FYI (you don't really have a waitress/waiter, you order at the counter. Wes was nice enough to bring our food out though).