Stop Inn

I always want to support local business so maybe I’ll come back and give their breakfast food another shot. The dinner food was not great. All the dishes were bland and a little dry. The service was friendly but the waitress didn’t seem knowledgeable about the menu. She had to come back multiple times to get our choices on the sides that came with the dishes. The guy waiter was much more knowledgeable. The seating area is cozy and nostalgic but the biggest table was quite a tight squeeze for 5 people.

I wish i had taken a picture of my food when i got it but i was hungry, i got myself chilaquiles with chicken but it is a pretty heavy breakfast if you ask me, very filling and full of flavor and the staff was very nice would definitely come back again :)

All I came in for was a quick muffin after I had my dinner elsewhere but they toasted it perfectly, and gave nice service. The inside looks very nostalgic. Can't speak for their full dishes but the muffins are incredible!

I’ve been coming to this diner since I was a kid, and it used to be great. Unfortunately, my visit last week was really disappointing. I ordered the buttermilk pancakes deluxe, asked for no ham, and added a side of home fries (which they now call hash browns, though they’re really just shaved potatoes). I also asked the waitress to put the eggs and proteins on the same plate as the pancakes to avoid getting multiple plates. She rolled her eyes and seemed annoyed, which was surprising since I was actually trying to make things easier. The bacon tasted cheap and plasticky, so I didn’t eat it, even though it looked like they gave me extra. The sausage was fine, and the pancakes were just average—on the dry, slightly stale side, so they needed butter and syrup for flavor. The worst part was

Good diner in Queens. Good attentive service. Coffee is decent.