Sunny Side Diner

I had the 3 berries pancakes: blueberries, raspberries and black berries. They were great. Good service and good prices.

I had breakfast here once. It was nice and clean and I would definitely go back. Good prices, right down the street. I’d go back.

Nice diner with good food and kind wait staff. We enjoyed the mushroom omlette with cheddar and the home fries were some of the best my brother has tasted. I ordered the fajita chicken teriyaki wrap which was really good. Nothing pretentious just a solid diner.

one of my favorite places to eat breakfast! such friendly waitresses, awesome food whether you are eating breakfast or lunch, and even some delicious snacks! every time I’ve gone, it’s been a great experience! never fail to impress!

Very disappointing. Charred toast and the worst micro waved keche we’ve ever had. We won’t return.

Cute and clean. Real butter and yummy jam. Coffee better than most. I had french toast, sausage patties and bacon. Hubby had western omelette served with potatoes. Obvious older crowd filling coffee clutches there.

Good place to eat when hungover.
Nice greasy breakfast food.
Looks a little too fancy for the typical «waffle house» atmosphere though, but they have food like it.

I stopped for Saturday breakfast at Sunny Side Diner (formerly Full Bellies Restaurant) located across the street from TJ’s Fish Fry.
This casual full service restaurant serves breakfast (all day) and lunch. The breakfast offerings include pancakes, French toast, egg dishes, 3 egg omelettes, breakfast sandwiches, sausage gravy & biscuits, cereal, muffins, & sides. The lunch offerings include burgers, sandwiches, wraps, hot dogs, soups, chili, fried seafood, fries, onion rings. Most entrees are under $ 10.
I arrived here around 12:30 PM and I sat myself in an open booth. I started out with a big mug of coffee ($ 1.75), which was on the weaker side. For breakfast, I ordered the Western Omelette served homefries & toast. The food was served quickly in like 5 minutes after ordering. The portion size was pretty good. The omelette was a thin folded filled with ham, green peppers, & onions. The homefries (red skin potatoes) were grilled and seasoned with a softer texture. The thick slices of buttered oat toast were slightly charred along the edges and soft. The omelette and homefries were both solid good.
The service was okay and pleasant. My waiter was very prompt in taking my order, serving my food, and bringing over the check when I was finished. However, before my food was served, the waiter was clearing all the ketchup bottles from each table to be cleaned and refilled. After my food was served, my waiter quickly took off before I could ask for ketchup. I did take a bottle of ketchup from another table, which looked very old and used many times, but it was filled to the top like a new bottle. I also did not need or want a refill on the coffee (I stopped at Starbucks in NY an hour later for stronger brew).