Streamliner Diner

“Food is a 4 but service is a 5- great staff, especially Greg.”

Pau Dv★★★★★

My first time to eat at a diner. Good experience. Wasn't packed when I went. I liked the retro feel of the place.

M Lopez★★★★

I recently visited the Streamliner Lounge and tried their hobo chili, which paired nicely with a refreshing red ale. The combination was perfect for a cozy night out. The loaded taters were absolutely addictive—you can't just have one! On the other hand, my wife's southwest chicken salad was just okay; it didn't particularly stand out. Service was adequate. Not busy but it felt like we may have been forgotten for a bit. Overall, it was a pleasant experience, and I'd definitely return for the chili and taters.

J. Komosinski★★★★★

I don’t what place Frank walked into 2 mos ago but today we were promptly greeted, seated and our order swiftly reported to the kitchen. The food was hot from the kitchen and tasted great. While not bustling the place has a constant buzz. The old train station art deco style is appreciated in this age of no-thought plastic & toss away architecture - hope they get the overhead model train running again soon. Step back in time and enjoy a meal or drink here.

Adam Wilson★★★

We ate here with a large party, about 35 people so I'm caveating this review a bit that it was difficult to handle so many of us. But the underlying issues still were a problem. They had a limited selection of draft beers because of a problem with the taps. The worst issue was a sewer smell on our end of the restaurant. We had to open a side door to get some air but it didn't help much. The food was good but very average. I liked the train decor but the large train model on the ceiling track wasn't operating, would have been cool to see it.