The Grateful Dedham Diner

Stopped by this place aro bf 10:30am on a Sunday for brunch. It was busy but we didn’t have to wait to grab a table. Staff were polite. Parking: street parking or a free parking lot around the corner. Facility: restrooms available. Bright, Larger open space for a Brunch spot where you don’t feel crowded or on top of other people. Booth, table and high top seating. Food: plenty of options and a focus on locally sourced foods. We got the side of bacon side of sourdough toast, steak and eggs and eggs Benedict/eggs Alaska. We enjoyed our food and thought they were cooked well.

Excellent breakfast spot. The pancakes were so tasty. Nice and fluffy with plenty of chocolate chips. Coffee is excellent. Was pretty busy for a Monday morning. I had wanted to eat here for quite some time and im glad I made it. I was no disappointed at all. And the food came out quickly. Ill definitely come back here again

We went here at around 12 pm on a Sunday. They were kinda busy but we only had to wait about 10 minutes to be seated. The service was fast and the staff were understanding and helpful but they were a little pushy. The food came out in a timely manner. I ordered the corn beef and hash and I had a coffee to drink. The food was absolutely delicious and I liked the atmosphere overall.

Nice place kind of pricey for breakfast food was ok omelette was watery eggs over medium were cooked great and the home fries are really good toast was too toasted server was great very attentive even tho it was busy

We had just given blood and were going to the Costco down the road when “Don’t shop hungry!” dropped. So Jen found this place. Outside seating was comfortable. Coffee was good, in cute mugs. Food came quickly and was delicious. I had three perfect over-easy eggs on the best corned beef hash. Brown chunks of potato home fries were good and hot. Even the rye toast shone. Jen had the JFK sandwich which was very good. “Swiss, bacon, mushroom, fried egg. What’s not to like? Home fries were killer.”