Chuck’s Main St. Diner

This place is amazing !! Chuck and the staff couldn’t be more friendly. The food. The food was amazing!!! We are from New York and stumbled upon this place and decided to give it a try and we are so happy we did. We wished we lived closer. I would recommend this place to anyone. I’d give this place 8 out of 5 stars.

We have been to Chuck’s several times, and we always enjoy it. It is usually very busy for breakfast, but wait time is minimal. They always have good specials to try, and friendly service. We have never had anything bad, and or orders are always quick to come out and delicious. If anything, I think they could stand to reconfigure how they handle who gets what tables to serve and how they manage the dining room… it seems like there is not a lot of order to it. It usually seems like some of the wait staff is shuffling everywhere and others stand behind the counter doing nothing. Other than that it is a great spot to head for breakfast and lunch!

I really like Chuck’s. The prices are very reasonable and the food and service are very good. It gets pretty busy on Saturday morning but the wait is never long and is well worth it.

Food is delicious! Portions are very generous & fairly priced! This was the first time I was here, but I’ll definitely be back. way better than a chain restaurant!

Always friendly and the food is always excellent. Go when you are really starving as the portions are huge.

Stopped by on a whim which happened to be 15 minutes before they were closing.
Chuck and his staff were very welcoming and made me feel that I was a ‘regular’, not someone crashing in on a ‘closing time’ routine like most restaurants.
I ordered 2 of the lunch specials — the cowboy burger and egg salad combos, along with a side of O-​rings (the portion was enough for 3!!!) and an extra side of slaw, and everything was deeeelicious!!!
I’m already planning my next visit to try the breakfast menu that everyone in the diner was raving about … So many choices … All home made with a genuine touch that only comes from someone as passionate about what they do, like Chuck and his team.

Chucks is a true dinner. Welcoming local place we’re all gather for friendship and wonderful food. The best club sandwich and soups always so delicious and made from scratch. Stop by for breakfast or lunch. A local treat.

Clean, friendly, good food. The western omelette, French toast, sausage, and pancakes were all fantastic! The SOS (biscuits and gravy) were just okay. We’ll definitely be back when we’re in the area again!

New to the area, took a chance on Chuck’s when several buddies came up to visit — couldn’t have had a better experience. Went for the food, stayed for the second-​to-​none customer service provided by Chuck and the wait staff. Looking forward to my next stop there, which will undoubtably be soon.

Just met Chuck! He handed me the newspaper as I sat at the counter. What a nice guy! The atmosphere is super easy and friendly. The breakfast sandwich on English was yum and get the shredded hash browns well done. Delish!

First time to Chuck’s was today. Had a great breakfast! Chuck’s was very clean and the staff was super friendly. Prices were very reasonable and food quality was excellent. Will definitely try lunch next.

Very friendly owner and staff. Food was great and the prices were too. I had breakfast and they did my over medium eggs perfect! Still had yoke but with no slime :) I saw some burgers that lookef great as well.

Really great food here!!! I think the first time I went here was about a month ago, and I have been here 3 times since then. It’s definitely my new favorite breakfast spot in the area. I am almost always a bacon & eggs type of breakfast person, but two times I had breakfast here I got french toast and pumpkin pancakes. Both were spectacular! My boyfriend loves the eggs benedict here, which I can’t confirm because I am not a fan of eggs benedict in general.
I always have attentive service and the portions are generous but not so much so that you can’t bare to eat it all.
I definitely recommend!

Quintessential diner service in a clean and friendly environment. Open at 6am, even on a Sunday morning. Two eggs over easy, were as ordered. Two sausage links, fried up with crisp casing that had ripped along the sides, however was not overcooked and maintained their juices. Hashbrowns had a good mix of crunchy outer layer with softer body. Toast was toasted :). Prompt, nice, and would recommend to even my frenemies.

Following a weekend of camping at Ricketts Glen, we were hungry for good diner breakfast food and took a chance on Chuck’s FTW (for the win)! Very friendly and attentive staff, busy but not too busy that we had to wait, clean and good food. We even met Chuck himself, who kept the coffee flowing.
So more on the food. I’m not generally a french toast kinda gal but was in the mood. It hit the spot and was perfectly done. I personally would recommend the home fries (well seasoned cubed potatoes with onions) but my husband (a no onion kinda guy) was very happy with the hash browns.
The great thing about Chuck’s is that it’s not too big. The diner is one room without being loud. The front wall is all window which kept the room sunny and bright. Additionally, they take credit/​debit cards (read a previous review who said they were cash only).
Overall, a great experience. Would come back again on our way to Ricketts Glen.

Great food. Friendly service. Reasonable prices. Only thing — no debit/​credit cards so bring cash. ATM on site.

I went to Chuck’s this morning — and breakfast was finally revealed in all it’s glory. I went to Chuck’s with my usual gang (my fat roommate who wears the robe, my city-​born-​food-​snob girlfriend, my brother another food-​snob but a bit more down to earth, his girlfriend and a man named Sean — who I would consider a friend, when I’m drunk and don’t really have anyone else to talk too.) My previous dining experiences with my brother and his wife, I mean girlfriend, have not always been top notch. Once in Altoona after a wonderful Eric Clapton concert (that’s right, Clapton: he opened with Hello Old Friend, and I felt like he was talking directly to me) we stopped in a Mexican Restaurant and I became violently ill. The only thing violent about my reaction to Chuck’s, was the fist I mega-​pumped in the air to signal the success of devouring such awesome eggs. Next time I go I’m going to bite with full force into one of those sausage links that my fat roommate got — it had that red-​brown shimmer that only appears on a true breakfast warrior link. I will now go to Chuck’s as much as a can. Maybe I’ll ride my bike I got for Christmas, — that’s the kind of place Chuck’s appears to be — a place you can ride your bike too, leave outside, and it won’t be stolen. I’ll ride that bike, back through a time portal into a place where community meant something — where the cop, the mail man and the dog catcher sat at the same counter and ate the same eggs, and everything was okay with the world again. I’m still digesting as I look out the picture window in the study, and wondering when will the streets be a lined again with institutions like Chuck’s, instead of the same old chain restaurants — it belongs on Main Street, because diners like Chuck’s are Main Street.