Wellsboro Diner

I've lived in the area my whole life and this was my first visit to the diner. I wanted to love it and be charmed but I wasn't. It was a bit embarrassing to take my guest there in anticipation of a cool experience. We walked in and the person running the fryer turns around to snap "seat yourself!" Our waitress was super rude - no greetings or casual chat. Not even "hello" or "how are you?" She greeted us by letting us know what they were out of and couldn't make. Got our food and it was mediocre. Another family (from out of town but with children) came in and were treated horribly. English as a second language for the other guests and they were treated so poorly by our waitress when they misunderstood her. Then we witnessed the waitress yell "DOWNSTAIRS IS CLOSED!!" when someone tried to

I had breakfast there with my girlfriends after touring the PA Grand Canyon and Thrifting in town. The egg sandwich was good. The eggs, bacon, and hashbrowns-excellent. The food is pretty basic. The service was more like Flo from Mel’s Diner, I would not have been the least bit surprised if the waitress had yelled “kiss my grits” after she threw our silverware down on the table. Do not drink the coffee.

My husband and I went there today. First time in a couple of years. Boy has this place drastically gone down hill. Walked in the person at the grill yelled “seat yourself”. So we did. Not even 2 minutes later a waitress was right there wanting to know if we were ready to order. We hadn’t even looked at a menu yet. Once ordered. I got the sausage gravy over biscuits and home fries. Every bite was thinned gravy with “bursts” of flour bits. My husband got the “Cheese Steak”. Now this cheese steak that he ordered came out on a hotdog roll with hardly anything on it. Not a normal diners “Cheese steak” as someone would imagine. Along with this was probably just a handful 12-15 fries with a side of gravy. Once again gravy full of flour chunks. We paid $37 for this mess. Will never recommend or re

Couldnt be more diner than this. Operating since 1939. Food is made on a griddle right by the counter so you see them at work. Great breakfast sandwiches. Open only til 2pm. Lots of history. Service can be a little rushed because they can get very busy. Little souvenir shop. Bought a tshirt. Prices are reasonable.

Arrived to a pack house that said, it didn’t take to long to get a table. As for a restaurant it’s about what you could expect to a mom and pop shop. It was good but not the best I have had. Staff was very friendly but seemed like a side thought. I can’t blame them definitely feel like they could have used one or two extra people the day I was there. I would go back, would like to see it on a less busy day. Last thing, is the main restaurants very narrow for the walk way, don’t think it’s big enough to hold as many as it had in there