Makris Diner

“Service is fast, food is great and people are friendly.”

K Lap★★★★★

I took my wife type individual here to get breakfast Sunday. We went at a traditional time, but this place actually has All-Day Breakfast as well as All-Day Lunch. I had my usual, go-to choice of a Wild Western Omelet. It was tasty. We want to come here again to get some great Polish food for lunch in the near future. Our server was nice, although she kept forgetting to bring a water to the table. It was our first time going here and it went fairly well. Not a bad first impression,..

Valerie Marder★★★★★

Ordered makris omelets and blintzes plus hot tea and were delicious. The diner is clean, service is great and the environment was so cozy. So glad we got to try it out

Kev G★★

I placed a pickup order from MAKRI’s and was really disappointed by the lack of basic essentials. I ordered an omelette and pancakes (chocolate and banana), and not only was there no salt, pepper, ketchup, or utensils included—but they also forgot maple syrup and butter for the pancakes. I also asked for two waters and didn’t receive either. When I called to let them know, the woman on the phone told me I had to specifically ask for syrup, butter, and utensils. That just doesn’t make sense to me. I’ve never had to request syrup with pancakes or utensils with a pickup order from any diner befo

Mr. E.★★★★

This establishment has been here since the early 50s, though I doubt it still has its original owner. This is a diner it the most classical sense. It is notnkne of those places pretending to be something it isn't. A lot of so called diners nowadays are nothing more than resturants with a counter. This is a true holdover from when the best way from Boston to New York City was by taking US-5 which conveniently still runs right in front of the place. The food was as one would expect. There was nothing that stood out stunningly. The burger was large, and the onion rings were able to satiate