Dipper Diner

How sad is to see these students running the store they can not even count. Looks like they are on somethings. Future of united state and society. Where is this country going to.
Worst service ever. No common sense and extremely rude.

This place is disgusting. Tables are dirty, no napkins. The hamburgers tasted like it was under the heat lamp for hours. 28 dollars for two nasty hamburgers and soggy fries. It be better on your stomach just to throw your money away.

«Tradition!» (Tevye, «Fiddler On The Roof»)
In our case, tradition means a trip to Santa Cruz every summer. And there are sub-​traditions involved: I ride the Giant Dipper. They ride the Ferris Wheel We ride the Cave Train. And we stop at the Dipper Diner to have a hot dog and Pepsi — for $ 1 each (on Monday or Tuesday in the summer. Retro Nights, formerly called 1907 Nights).
Because hey, what’s more retro than a hot dog at the Boardwalk?
My daughter has always loved hot dogs. My wife hates hot dogs, so she gets a burger. I’m so-​so with hot dogs, especially these dogs. But hey, it’s only $ 1 on Retro Nights, and you can load it up with ketchup and relish — but it’s so hard to get the relish out of those little packets. Fries are terrible. Pepsi is Pepsi.
But hey, you didn’t expect high-​quality food at an amusement park, did you?
Oh, you did. Well, Pacific Garden Mall is a short drive away, and Betty Burger is roughly a mile’s drive toward Capitola. Meanwhile, we keep our tradition alive. ..

Cashier down sized our order to «save us money» wich was kinda nice, but food we were served was under the heat lamps cold and unfresh.