Harry’s Open Kitchen

Been to the new place a few times now. They’re waitresses are good with my son, they always let him pick out some candy (and always ask me first which I appreciate) after the meal.
The food is decent. Nothing special but hey its a diner right? Though the last time I ordered a wrap and whomever made it certainly needs to be shown how to wrap the tortilla shell a little better… it was a mess.
They’re also quick with the coffee.

If I could have given it ZERO stars I would have… Though the service was good, the food was HORRIBLE!

This is a regular joe place. A lot of seniors come in for coffee. There is a fair lunch crowd. It was pretty steady crowd coming in and out when I was there.
I do know the coffee flow was very steady! I ordered an omelette that took up half the plate and home fries plus toast. The plate was huge.
It was good but not outstanding. I took half home!
If you want a solid conservative meal in a regular place, this is your restaurant.

The info here needs to be updated because the whole strip mall has been rebuilt and Harry’s has moved to much more spacious, brand new premises. Mind you, the place is so popular that even with twice as many tables, if you go at 10 on a Saturday morning, you should expect a bit of a wait. The food is great — they do maybe the best cheese omelet in London. Breakfast portions are generous and reasonably priced and available all day. Much better than some ghastly chain place like Denny’s. They also do the best club sandwich in London since the old Paragon was pushed out of its premises. Friendly service always, even though they could use more staff during the breakfast rush.

This place is incredible! Quick & friendly service paired with guaranteed delicious food. It has a buzzing family atmosphere that you can feel when you first walk in and a menu packed full of options sure to satisfy any appetite. My favourites include the chicken club with fries and a garden salad and the gyro dinner. Diner comfort food at its finest. This local establishment will not disappoint!

My son and fiancé wanted to take me to harrys open kitchen for breakfast for Father’s Day since I like the diner. I decided to go early so I could get a booth for us. At 9am when I arrived the older dark haired waitress (with the loud rude voice) told me I had to wait at the counter which I did. After five minutes a booth opened up for me and I was told I could sit there. I texted my son to tell him where I was and he said they were on there way. When ten minutes went by the loud mouth waitress came over in a loud voice and told me I had to go back to the counter. By the way there was no line up at the front door and just then my son and fiancé walked in. We ordered and I had the special liver and onions that came with a soup and dessert. I received my liver and it was burnt, the edges curled up and tough to chew. Since it must of been the first piece of the day I had yesterday’s left over. As we were finishing breakfast, again the loud mouth told us we had to leave because we were tying up a seat and other people had to be seated. What gives, our waitress who we seen once never asked me what I wanted for dessert and never gave us the bill and we had to leave. A restaurant like that wants to herd you in and out just as fast with no smiles. Well I had to show them my appreciation when I went up to pay by debit. To let you know I’m a very good tipper. When I was paying by debit the TIP sign came up and went just as fast as we were told to leave. The tip was zero… maybe the loud mouth can explain to our waitress why there was no tip. Last time at harrys (BAD GREEKS) for me and my family. The staff should take training lessons from the servers in the United States. They know how to treat you…