Riverdale Diner

Enjoyed our first visit to Riverdale. Nice, grand size. Our server JJ was really great and super attentive. Service was excellent. Lots of great breakfast options. Yummy waffles and pancakes. My veggie omelette was excellent

Very nice place and great food. Their menu is varied enough to keep you thinking for a while and you can make your own custom sandwich and burger. Lots of parking lot space. Very clean and inviting environment. We had a good time there. And the coffee was really good too. We love dinners and this one is a go to if we ever find ourselves in the area again. $63 for both our burgers, a couple of coffees, juices, cheesecake and $5 tip.

Everything was cooked to perfection. 🙂👍 Stuff is very polite and helpful. If you have food allergies is best to let your waiter know. Checking out is easy once you get your bill you can pay it at the register in the front.

Me and my wife tried this place for the first time . I ordered a pot roast and they gave me mostly gravy and didn’t even look appetizing . I didn’t eat the order and they still charged me for it . My wife seems to have enjoyed her breakfast food of pancakes and eggs. After I left I saw an elderly couple hobbling in on some crutches and the front door staff / waitress watched as the woman struggled to open the door for her husband . I ran back to hold the door open for them. This was my first and last time eating here.

We were talking with some friends Saturday night about local diners in the valley and how disappointed I was with the food at 2 of them. One of them recommended Riverdale diner so we decided to try it on Sunday afternoon. I went there once or twice many many years ago, so this is probably only my second or third visit. When we walked in, we were immediately seated. Now, when I go into a diner, I’m always looking for comfort food so for me it’s either meatloaf or the turkey dinner. I decided to try the turkey dinner. At two other local Valley diners the turkey dinners were very disappointing because they had absolutely no flavor at all,especially in the gravy. But at Riverdale, it was a bit different, the turkey consisted of both white meat and dark meat with gravy, which I really enjoyed b