The Wagner Restaurant

With the current star status, we figured this place was going to be a good little diner. It was not great. The pancakes were the best part, and they were just a hair undercooked in the centers. My husband's omelet was OK. The ingredients were not quality ones and it was just thrown together (as in everything piled on one side, the other half just egg). Same with the brunch burger - a basic unseasoned frozen burger. The home fries did not have any seasoning either. Just very lack luster meal. Nothing "bad" but nothing that was good. We decided we would not care to return.

The food was very mid. I ordered an omlette which came out lopsided with frozen ingredients just thrown in with some eggs. My wife ordered a breakfast burger. When we asked the waitress what came on it, the answer was "you can do whatever you want and make it the way you want it". She then listed all of their available toppings for the burger. In the end, it was a frozen burger patty that was cooked with zero seasoning and not well-done as requested. The potatoes that came with it were barely cooked and similarly unseasoned. Overall, if you have no other options, this place is fine and serves edible food. If given the choice, I'd skip it and go somewhere else.

Great food and service. Order came faster than expected. Server was very attentive and anticipated our needs.

Unreal. I thought corporate America, and big banks destroyed the American dream.. I found it alive and well at The Wagner. No joke - this place will absolutely change you day. Best in all categories and overall value.

Went to this diner as it was highly rated on maps, but was honestly really disappointed. The breakfast was rather pricey for an omelette with uncooked vegetables in it and the atmosphere didn't feel very warm. 20$ for an mediocre omelette with some home fries and a coffee... I had way better breakfasts for 13$ for the same around Corning. 🥲