Olympia Diner

“The waitstaff were attentive, and the food was fantastic!”

Brandee marie★★★★

This place was good we got grilled chicken and steak and eggs , the tzatziki sauce was yummy . The piece of grilled chicken I got was so tender. I could cut it with paperwork. They used canned mushrooms, cause I got sautéed onions and mushrooms on it, but they were still good. The bathrooms are the only downfall here they’re very dirty. But everything else is great no complaints food wise costed 40$ for two lunches

Kimberly Sneed★★★★★

I love diners and their retro charms. One thing I love about area is their dearth of them. Today's stop was the Olympia Diner and it was my second time dining here with friends. The Olympia has no shortage of the retro charm. It sits in a building resembling a 1920s or 30s passenger train car wrapped in chrome and neon. The chrome carries over through the inside as well, accenting the turquoise chairs and upholstery. The menu is your classic diner fare: omelets, eggs, toast, homefries, burgers, soups, onion rings, etc. plus a healthy compliment of cakes for dessert. My meal was the Italiano

John Raschi★★★★★

I had heard great things about Olympia Diner. We happened to be in the area and we had a great time! The atmosphere is cool, very retro, table side jukeboxes, and stylings of the 50/60’s. The staff was very friendly and service prompt. Our food was absolutely delicious. The menu selection is wide, with offerings for everyone. If you haven’t been to Olympia Diner, make a stop. You won’t regret it.

Jon★

If you go here just keep it simple. Eggs toast home frys. The waitress needs to get her ears checked and the chef needs to go back to culinary school because he dont know how to make corn beef hash. It was burnt tasted bitter and looked like it was road kill scraped off the road on a hot summer day. I dont know how this place has any good reviews. First and last time going there. Oh and it was 91$ before the tip.