Lynette and Jerri’s Diner

The writer of the local paper said everything was homemade. Apparently they haven’t been there. In my opinion instant mashed potatoes are not homemade. The gravy was probably from some envelope and the green beans tasted like they came from a microwave with bacon bits thrown in for seasoning. I can’t recommend this place and I certainly won’t be back.

Love the 1950’s diner vibes. They new owners here appear to keep the place cleaner than it used to be (not that it was bad, but its just better now). The food is typical diner fare, but its priced pretty decently and it comes out with a smile. They keep your drinks filled and your coffee hot. I love that places like this are still alive and well in Winchester. Charming.

Stopped in after a doctor’s appointment on a rainy evening. Was greeted by Jess. Sat down and we each ordered the Steak and Cheese with fries. With a little something extra green peppers for him. Mushrooms for me. The food was excellent. The service was wonderful. We will for sure be stopping by again and not just when it is raining. Home town feel… great customer service. Met some nice fellow diners. I would recommend the Steak and Cheese.

Best diner! The place you become a regular at.
This diner opened in 1957 and my mom would go in when she was younger so I was eager to try it when I saw it was still open.
Friendly staff, fantastic diner environment and a wonderful home kitchen breakfast smell as you walk in.
I had a breakfast sandwich that was delicious with home fries and a pancake and my husband has 4 eggs bacon home fries and toast with coffee and water and it was only $ 18!

No good. Went in after being away three years. Did not realize it changed hands. Only a couple of customers where before when I went in when it was Amherst, it was always busy no matter what time of day. Ordered fish and asked server what kind and if it was battered. You know, hot battered fish? She said it was battered and a large piece. When I received it, it was a flat disk, dry and not battered, but bread crumbs. I am pretty sure if I slung it hard enough it would sail across the street with no problem. Will not be returning. Prices too high and bad menu choices.

I went in with my wife on a Saturday morning. Wife had pancakes and gravy, loved them. I had the western omelette (they actually use eggs and beat them instead of many places using liquid eggs). Man was it stuffed with ingredients. Got the bill and was extremely satisfied with service, portion sizes, and price.
Definitely will be back!

Not a very nice experience. Portions were small, pricey for the quality, service erratic and the atmosphere was not as nice as other diners in Winchester. Example: Ordered a steak and cheese sub with French fries. Came on on a hotdog roll and there were 10 fries on the plate. Not exactly sure what was remodeled as the booth we were in had a spring sticking out under the table and you could still smell cigarette smoke in that old paneling. We won’t be back.

Amazing home cooked meals for an amazing price. The service is also top notch. Be sure to get there early because the tables fill up quickly.

Great Food, Friendly Staff, Very Clean and Great Vegetable Soup

What an improvement. I went back here because I had no food, but this time I fared a lot better.
The eggs and meat are still okay, but I sat at the counter today, and the place looked very clean. No grease or mess on it. Plus, they were giving refrigerator magnets away to promote themselves. The grits I had also were not watery and were not scalding. The home fries were clean and had good zest (let’s face it, no home fries will be as good as Waffle House, in my opinion they have the best in the business). The pancakes were still good. I spoke with Lynette and she says business was good her first week, but she’s exhausted, and can’t wait for thanksgiving. Very friendly staff too.
I also ordered the large Apple juice, which I’ll get from now on, as the price is better, and the refills are free.
Best of luck Lynette and Jerri!