Oregon Diner - Philadelphia

Stars are for the service we received. Our group wound up having 2 servers because we came to close to a shift change. They are both, energized, friendly, helpful, and had a great sense of humor. This little extra they both put out there made a difference giving us a very enjoyable and fun meal. The food is very good. We all ordered very different varieties, each of us were haiwith taste and temperature as well as the generous portions, not wastefully too much either. Desserts, I had the eclair the appearance is beautiful, the filling was disappointing, no flavor. If you closed your eyes and took a bite, could not tell the flavor, same response in reference to the carrot cake more like a spice cake rather than a carrot cake, the other dessert at the table was chocolate pudding, that was spot on delicious. We really wanted to love all the dessertyas they were perfect in appearance. The bathroom is not wheel chair accessable, the have a handicap stall, it's just not wheel chair accessable.

Typical Diner food. It was good meal, server was polite. I would have preferred a bit more space between tables and there was inconsistent covid precautions. We were a party of 5 meeting at the diner and they were kind enough to seat us while we waited for two more to join us. The server had patience while we ordered. She miss served ok me of the meals but we understood the confusion.

Ive been eating here for about 30 years food is always hot and tasty. Wait staff very attentive and friendly. Not hard on your pocket. Lasagna meatballs chicken noodle soup is great!!!

Most of the food is excellent! I often order breakfast from here, but last time they gave me shredded potatoes in my breakfast platter which were not good. They need to go back to the cut up potatoes the shredded ones suck!

Good, honest, diner food. Huge menu! Our table ordered French Onion soup, fries, poppers, cheesesteak, a BLT, and bacon and eggs (breakfast allways)...all of us were happy with our meals. Friendly people and delicious looking naked goods in the cases.