Warminster West Diner

The wife and I grabbed breakfast at this diner bc our normal dinner down the street was really crowded. The service was quick. The food was average. The reason for the poor review is that they served the toast from a basket that was covered with grease and hair, and they rested that basket on top of my wife’s omelet… Right on top of it. I even brought it to the attention of the waitress… She wasn’t too concerned. Eat here at your own risk… You can imagine the consideration they have for your meal…

The last time I ate at the Warminster West Diner, I was a child with my parents. Therefore, I can’t accurately recall how it compared at least 10 years later. I can however say that yesterday was one of the worst experiences I’ve ever had and I will not be returning.
For a Monday night, it was pretty busy and the times when I do eat out or go to a diner fall on the weekend. The busy turn out for sure made me think positive things.
We were seated right away and unfortunately, our waitress meant well — but she seemed to rush us the moment we sat down. Asked what we wanted to drink, brought the drinks about at most a minute later and already asked if we were ready to order. I think I had just opened the menu. This was the theme the rest of the meal.
I got a BLT club which was okay food quality wise. No real complaints or compliments; its the same at every diner or even small restaurant businesses. Me and my friend were having a good time talking and the waitress came back repeatedly, when it looked like we had sparse plates, to ask did we want anything else… did we want dessert… did we want boxes… more water… to the point where my friend was just like «I guess we’re done, we’ll just take the check». The waitress came back to clear our plates when we were figuring out how we wanted to split it and still chatting a little bit not that long later. Everything gave us the impression we were being rushed — in a polite way, I guess?
When we went to pay, we had made the mistake to not ask for our checks to be separate. But at most other diners (Lancer’s, Red Lion) in the area… that is never a problem. You can break the subtotal into separate forms of payment. I remember doing this at every food service job I worked and even retail. Nothing painless about this. Well, the man who seated us who I didn’t have much to say about prior was utterly rude about it. I wanted to pay $ 12, my friend would get the rest of the total. Instead, this older gentleman (with an accent and glasses) rudely pointed fingers asking «Well what did you order and what did you order» at us. That didn’t really help as I was paying more than what I ordered. We didn’t ask to have it split evenly, we wanted our subtotal to be paid in two forms. He was telling us it couldn’t be done, to just tell him what we ordered. It was extremely rude. He even said, when asking what I wanted to pay «That doesn’t help us». Your service did not help me.
Because of this treatment and feeling like second class citizens, we put the total one card to get out ASAP. Not to jump to conclusions, but I somewhat wonder if the old man was telling our waitress to get us out. He clearly did not have much respect for us as customers and seemed to be a man in charge, calling bad decisions. Truly, as I have been behind a register various times in my past… this was a painless task. You did not need to be rude when we hardly got a chance to speak during the ordeal.
Terrible experience.

Service good… atmosphere good… food not so good… Potato skins over cooked they were falling apart… can’t even begin to describe the turkey gravy I have never seen yellow turkey gravy!!!

The service is quick and the food is tasty. They serve breakfast all day and the open face turkey is awesome!

The place was pretty busy, but it is Friday, the Fourth of July, so it’s like Sunday morning. .restaurants are crowded. Service was good, the men’s room was spotless, and the food was good.

Pretty good diner; above most of the others in the area. Fast service, good coffee, friendly staff, and well-​executed classics. Definitely check this place out; it holds up to many diners. For breakfast, get the pancakes; for dinner, get the sirloin or a club sandwich.

Not as good as other diners in the area but decent. A star is lost for cleanliness. There was visible dust and dead bugs on the ledge that divides the two sets of tables. Gross. Also the space between the seats and the table in the booths was very small so it was uncomfortable trying to feed my daughter.

Service was great. My waitress was a sweet older lady, efficient, quick and friendly. Atmosphere was nice. Clean looking. Food was so-​so. Nothing special. Got breakfast, but the hash brown was a bit soggy.

Good diner food just like any other. I’m not a huge fan on diners but this is a good one with many options off the menu. My husband and I have been there a couple times for breakfast and lunch when we can’t decide what we want to eat. The staff is super friendly and the prices are reasonable.

We tried this place for the first time today, New Year’s Day, 2014 around 1:30 in the afternoon. Business was bustling so we had a wait, but it was pretty short considering there were about 5 customers before us waiting to be seated also (less than 10 minutes).
I had a very good greek omelette that was served with tasty home fries. My husband had a bacon cheeseburger, which he said tasted very fresh. The lettuce and tomato that accompanied it were DEFINITELY fresh. They looked and tasted like they had been delivered that very morning.
Our waitress, Kristen, was at our table almost immediately offering up pretty good coffee. Our food was delivered quickly and hot, and she was always available without hovering. We really liked her.
A couple could eat breakfast or lunch here for $ 20 or less. The service was great, and the food was better than most diners.

I have stopped here 2x for breakfast. Scramble eggs with cheese, toast & home fries, I have no complaints, hot food & coffee fast and friendly staff.

How hard is it to make a pancake?
It was more like a banquet style pancake hard and dry. Worst ever

A couple of weeks ago, I went to pick up two take-​out meals (Roast Beef sandwiches and Toast Ham @ Cheese sandwiche. I bought it home and I find the roast beef were tough and dry. My sister weren’t happy with the Ham and Cheese sandwiche because whoever cook it, burn it. My sister called and complain to the woman in charge and she said, sorry and will try to talk to the cook about the meal. She then told my sister, she will send a voucher to our home but NEVER DID. Is this how they care about the customers? We have been going there for over twenty years and has always get good meals but now? This is bad. I will think twice about going there again.

Warminster West does the job as a decent 24hr diner. The prices are competitive and most of food is good. Service is sometimes lackluster, but can’t complain too much.

It’s the only good diner nearby. A lot of food for your money.

The French Toast and sausage were delicious. The coffee was hot. The waitress was very attentive and the prices were very reasonable!

I love me a good diner. What can I say? I was born in Jersey. Respect it!
How did this one size up?
It was.Fine. That’s the only way to really describe it. Was early to catch a train and came in here for a cup of soup.
If I owned a diner up here in the Northeast, where there is such an abundance of them, I’d probably attempt to do something to set myself apart. I didn’t see that here.
That being said, decent cup of French Onion Soup.

The first time I was here I had the Short Stack of Pancakes with a side of Scrapple. Both were very very good and I was excited for the next time my girlfriend wanted to go there. Unfortunately the last time I was there with her and her brother we were not so pleased with our meal. The homefries were basically raw potatoes and the pancakes were dry as dirt. On the other hand the scrapple was again delectable. The one upside was the service was very good. Would probably give it one more try before I put it on my «Do Not Eat There» List.

Man, I have a bad habit of reading Unilocal reviews while sitting at the table ready to order or while waiting for the coffee to be brought. Big mistake. Once i read the reviews i knew i was fucked… sure enough the coffee came out (luke warm mud) took one sip. cheese omelet was as stated in one of the reviews on here… A big blob of flavorless cheese goop wrapped around what appears to be that milk carton egg stuff… Pour and cook. the toast was burnt and home fries were down right nasty. the waiter was nice enough but spent too much time flapping his gums about gambling. My wife and i always wanted to try this place because it looks cool from the outside… looks are deceiving. i will stick with the boulevard diner.

Another family owned and operated diner, which has a very large menu, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. I have been here mostly for breakfast or late at night after a girls night out.
Portions are large and the food is good, not the best, but good. I’ve never had a problem with the service, however the food and atmosphere «of caring» has gone downhill since Michael’s string of restaurants have taken over.
Not my first choice in diner’s, as the prices continue to rise and the quality continues to lower. They used to be open ²⁴⁄₇. I forgot to take notice in this on my past visit. They used to be the place to go after a late night out and needing a food fix.