Middleburgh Diner

It’s a diner. I brought my granddaughter. We ordered two things. Her Belgian waffle was overdone and hard, possibly made with traditional mix, which is not Belgian. Just came with an old bottle of syrup.
I had mashed potatoes. Turkey gravy was terrible, but potatoes were real!
Waitress was friendly and not fake or else this would have been a two star review. Cute décor though. Just a LOT of it!

Simply put — good home-​cooked comfort food, good prices. Don’t forget to check the Specials on the board. You won’t leave hungry! Great soups, too. Enjoyed a delicious Carrot Soup over the summer and just tried the awesome Crab Chowder yesterday. We’ve always found the service to be very friendly and prompt.

Huge selection of menu items, something for everyone, even the picky kids. There is a kids section on menu that includes hot dogs. They had crayons and color sheets to keep kids entertained. $ 26 fed 4 for lunch. Staff could use some enthusiasm.

Went here for dinner, brought two friends and heard it was good. Was totally disappointed with the choices the service and the actual food. There were no substitutions for food that we wanted her couldn’t get and the quality of the food was less than adequate. I’m no food snob I love all diners but this just didn’t even come close to being worth it. I will never revisit

Just darn good food. Breakfast served all day. The bacon omelette was beyond delicious. My husband tried the special: haddock with a salad, green beans, mashed potatoes and gravy. The fish melt in your mouth and the gravy was thick and flavorful. No frills at the diner just great peope, great service and fantastic food

We were on our way back from Cooperstown heading into the city when we stumbled upon this diner.
We were hesitant due to the «look» of the diner but figured it was worth a shot! What a cute little spot! Food was delicious and fresh. Large breakfast portions (the omelets) and very inexpensive. Would definitely stop there again !!!

We stopped back in for another go at breakfast (and that great coffee). This time we found the grub to be better as we laid the smack down on:
A veggie omelet, rye toast and home fries. On this visit, the omelet was stuffed to the max, nicely golden on the outside, with cheese oozing out the sides. As for me? Chocolate chip pancakes which were, as I had hoped, so much better than the rolled pancakes on our last visit. Filled with gooey, bittersweet chocolate, these pancakes were top notch.
Service, just like last time, was warm and attentive.

Don’t be put off. A real classic NY (middle America?) diner. No frills. No chrome. Run by locals. We ended up seated in our own room (to the right). 1950s décor and one might harshly suggest that it hasn’t changed since the 50s/​. However, the food is GOOD. I won’t say great as it is a diner. You get what you pay for. Ridiculous large portions and my wife and 2 children were all well satisfied. Better than the diners on Long Island, which is saying something. Staff were pleasant, professional, and just plain nice ! Place was full (FULL) of older folk, which is a sign. My omelette (and I’ve had a few) was very tasty. All the dihes we had were well made and fresh. Just solid cooking. I recommend it highly. My wife was skeptical but was also impressed by the food. Went there August 2012. Go stroll up the great Vroman’s Nose after. Easy hike and splendid views of the Schoharie Valley (under water during hurricane Irene). Good fruit picking there.

Very nice, extremely traditional looking diner in Middleburgh, New York. They particularly excel at breakfast items and their milkshakes are old-​style and fantastic. The service was friendly and the inside is bright and welcoming.