Chase’s Diner

I’ve been here several times now and feel it deserves all the stars I can give it. I’ve only eaten breakfast food here because it tastes great and they have a couple good value items/​combos. Staff is always friendly and it usually doesn’t take too long to get the food. Music and atmosphere of the place is great. Not too loud or crazy busy which is always a plus.

I really enjoy the food and setup. The staff is really nice and friendly and food is amazing! My one complaint is that the bathrooms need work on and upgrades on the bathroom. Over all really nice place just the bathrooms need work!

My buddy D is driving from Los Angeles to Texas and stopped by on his journey. He called me from the parking lot of Chase’s Diner. «Meet me here» he says. I headed over and met D at one of the booths. Our server was Kelsey. She was what I would call, distant. It felt as if she could care less if we were there or not. Hmm.
D and I both ordered the 2 egg combo ($ 3.99 M-​F). D added toast ($ 2) and coffee ($ 2) and I added Iced Tea ($ 2). I ordered my eggs over easy and they were done correctly. My combo came with bacon and that too was cooked right. I would expect nothing less being at a diner and all, but in my experience, vast as it is, I don’t expect much regardless of where I’m at. I’ve had average steaks at Ruth’s Chris but then amazing Pastrami sandwich at Tummy Stuffer in Norwalk, CA. The food here was fine. Exactly as it should have been. D said the coffee was fine as well and the Iced Tea I had was your average run of the mill variety, but again, as expected. The price of the combo was amazing however. $ 3.99 for this combo is THE way to go. The 2 of us got out of there for under 14 bones before the tip. Nice. The restaurant was clean as was the men’s bathroom. Other than our aloof server, nice experience.
Clean facility, good food, great special pricing, aloof server. 4 Stars.

The food was good, I had a french toast combo, hubby a Belgian waffle & kids had pancakes. Food was great. The diner was cute. The service was amazing. Food came out fast. To feed a family of 4, A meal and drink for each cost us 28 $ for a sit down restaurant. Not bad. It’s worth checking out for yourself.

I’ve been going to this restaurant since the since the mid 90’s. one of the best breakfast shops in town some of the best desserts you’ll ever have if you like German chocolate cake you have to go there. a slice of cake has to be eight inches tall.

Not sure where the amazing reviews are coming from, or maybe we caught Chase’s Diner on a bad night, but this was one of the more disappointing diner experiences we’ve had in recent memory. On top of a 35+ minute wait for our food, the dishes were mediocre at best. (And why the long wait? My wife sent her omelette back because there was cheese inside – the menu clearly omitted that fact, but not a deal breaker – and a new one was served up in less than five minutes. So what did they do the other 30 minutes? I understand if there was a sudden rush of tickets right before our order was placed, but didn’t seem busy enough to warrant such a wait. Anyhow, I digress.)
We were starving at this point, so the Dre’s (patty) Melt I ordered was mostly devoured (as a patty melt connoisseur, I’ll give it a pass but the meat needed more seasoning), but my wife’s face told me all I needed to know about her spinach omelette. She also clearly verbalized it: «This is the worst omelette I’ve ever had.» Doesn’t get much simpler than that.
So, Chase’s Diner, great job on the atmosphere – you pulled off the feeling of ‘diner’ very well. But otherwise, from our experience, everything else needs work.
Two stars because the waitress was cordial (but also never refilled the water) but the food and wait aren’t worth it.

Beyond dissapointed. From the reviews and $ sign i thought it would be affordable. We walked in and a lot of the décor is dirty, broken, and the seats were ripped. Not only that but the floors were very grimy. We started with soda and opened the menu. I was so ready to walk out. Burgers were 10.49 and up. The only one under $ 10 was without cheese. The appetizers were over 7.00 from what i saw and the soups were over $ 4.00. I didn’t want to be embarrassed so we stayed. The waitress was great though. Very friendly and refilled our drinks without us having to ask. Food came out and the burger was huge. It had a good taste as well. You get your choice of cheese and i asked for cheddar. I was pretty surprised when i had a small amount of somewhat melted shredded cheddar cheese. I know cheddar slices are expensive but jeeze it was pretty bad. For that price i can’t believe they just put a table spoon of shredded cheese on it.

So we were heading to a movie and wanted to stop and get food. We live In the area and have always wanted to try this place. Well, I am so glad we did! I got breakfast and my husband got lunch. I thought the prices were a little high at first, but when you see the food it’s totally reasonable! I got a breakfast platter with sunny side up eggs, sausage, hash browns and toast. Everything was perfectly cooked. Hasbrowns were crispy amd delicious. My husband got a blt. It had probably a little under a pound of crispy bacon, it was delicious. He could not even finish it. We can’t wait to go back and try more!!!

Best bfast place going. Been coming here weekly for 7 years. Best value with weekday bfast special. Buy the coffee cup.

Our table had a LOT of food so I’ll break it down by item:
Fried mozzarella: very good. We enjoyed the marinara and ranch dipping sauces too.
Mashed Potatoes: tasty! We had turkey gravy on the side and it was good too
Chicken Fried Steak: I didn’t think the crust had much flavor but my husband liked it. The cube steak was good (we had the side of turkey gravy vs sausage)
Biscuit: large, soft, fluffy and yummy
Broccoli: ok. Nothing special.
Turkey sandwich: very good! my husband usually doesn’t like «carved» turkey. He usually thinks it’s too thick and dry but he really liked their turkey. That’s a big compliment! I do like turkey and thought it was very tasty.
Onion Rings: undercooked a little but would be really good if cooked completely.
Service: good but nothing unique. The place was hopping but she kept up
Atmosphere: we loved it! Good oldies music and décor.
They have a dessert case that looked amazing. The cakes are HUGE but we didn’t try anything. Tempting!

The food here is outstanding actual real turkey made here on site. The chicken is also amazing! The staff here is also very on top of it and very respectful, I am always impressed when I see so many teenagers being disrespectful it is a breathe of fresh air to see some who actually have respect and manners! This place gets five stars for me on food and outstanding service! And did I mention the pie is amazing!

A big Saturday for Little Miss and I as we tried to cram in as many errands as we possibly could in one day. After mommy-​daughter haircuts, we were famished and — as mommy is wont to do — I Unilocaled to see where a good place for breakfast would be. Chase’s Diner fit the bill — and as luck would have it, it was next door to my next appointment! So we hopped in the Ferrari of Minivans and off we went to mommy’s old stomping grounds in Planet Chandler.
The place is bright, lively, clean and oh-​so reminiscent of the places my parents used to tell me about. They call themselves a «diner» and they are a «diner» to a T! (or d?).
We were greeted immediately and decided to counter it. The service was spot on! Waters were promptly delivered. We shared the Denver Omelet and it was perfect!!! Fluffy eggs, veggies with a crisp still in them (PERFECT!) and plentiful with ham. The hashbrowns were perfect! The toast, perfect! There is absolutely NOTHING WRONG with this place. It’s perfect!!! And the M. family will be back — for sure!

Literally the best place to eat ever. The service was on point, the food was amazing, milkshakes will bring all the boys to the yard. First time here but will be back asap!

Recently had a double date to brunch here and I’m a fan! The menu had a lot of options for us and the food was really tasty. What I really liked about Chase’s Diner is how the waitress and chef accommodated my friend who has a gluten-​free diet. Most diners I’ve been to haven’t had such a friendly and accommodating staff. I’ll definitely go back!

My boyfriend and I love coming here on the regular for breakfast, lunch and even dinner once in a while. How often do we come you may ask? I’m not about to tell you because with one quick look at the menu you can tell there isn’t much resembling a wholesome veggie-​tastic meal with lots of greens and I’m not in the mood for food shaming.
Even though healthy options aren’t their forte, what they DO have is one of the best BBQ crispy onion string burgers in town, phenomenal Reuben sandwiches, mind-​blowing carrot cake, delicious breakfast deals & some of the best prices in town for the quality of food. The waitresses all look a little down & worn out but I bet being the –ahem– slightly shabbier part of town doesn’t help the general spectrum of clients they’re forced to wait on.
Definitely give this 50’s-esque diner a try, especially with the family!

Step back into time with Chase’s Diner. From the chrome interior, with the puffy red booths and jukebox stations to the overwhelming menu and cheap prices, this place is a winner. With its loyal followers (yes this place is pretty busy most every time I’ve visited), I’d imagine it’s become staple enough to stay. The staff is overly friendly and ready to keep your coffee cups filled to the rim! Oldies rock? Check. Milkshakes?- yes they make ‘em fresh and with real ice cream. The classic diner checklist is pretty full with this one.
I’ve eaten breakfast and lunch at Chase’s. Let me give a quick review of the plates I ordered. The egg salad was fresh, with just enough mayo and placed atop toasted bread of your choosing. The side options were plentiful but I stayed with french fries. The grease-​o-​meter reading was relatively low with this order. For breakfast I stick with the 2-​egg meat combo. So 2 scrambled eggs, hash browns, bacon and toasted rye. Greasy town! The bacon was literally dripping with diner grease– stuck some napkins on there to soak it up! Order lots of water with this meal– may save your tummy from a future disaster.
Come here for the atmosphere and friendly people. You can decide if you want to stay for the food. ;-) It;s your typical diner fare– cheap prices and decent food. I’ve come back several times (as has many others) so I categorize it as a «keeper» but just know what you’re getting when you visit.

Cute diner ! Very busy, minimal service, mediocre food. I thought it was ok. I wanted to try something new, And I did… Back to the biscuit café for me

Chicken fried steak, eggs, hash browns, sourdough toast: Simple and ridiculously good. The biscuits and gravy also rock, as does the vanilla milkshake. Their sausage gravy has massive pieces of sausage in it. I have seen their prices climb and the size of the chicken fried steak shrink, but it’s still a good price for a really good, calorie-​busting meal.
I’ve only had (really) bad service here once, and I didn’t see the guy/​waiter any time after that.
Why it’s not a 5: For some reason it’s always really cold inside here, which makes good like hash browns come to the table less than piping hot… and sometimes the noise level really climbs up with large (or just loud) families.

The volcano is to die for! My absolute favorite thing on the menu, the food has always been so amazingly tasty and good! The service is always top notch. This is my absolute favorite place to go for breakfast.

It was 10am and my 4am bagel was long gone from my tummy. I had just finished an errand at the ACE hardware in this shopping center and realized that I needed some lunch – NOW. The other restaurants in this shopping center don’t open until 11 or 11:30am and I couldn’t wait another hour to eat. As I drove past Chase’s Diner the sign said that they opened at 6am and people were coming and going, so I whipped into the diner.
Now I have to say that I have a fondness for diner food. It is the comfort food that I grew up with in the 50s and 60s in the midwest. When I entered this diner I had the feeling that this was a 5 N Diner clone in the décor, but there were a few differences in the menu choices and this is obviously not part of a chain. My server was Jaime, apparently the daughter of the owner, and her sister was serving the other side of the diner. I went with the turkey breast sandwich on rye bread with a side of mashed potatoes without gravy and it also came with a large dill pickle spear. For $ 8 it was a very large sandwich with two thick slices (about 1/​3″ each slice) of actual turkey breast (not the store bought packaged slices you get at Paradise Bakery). The mashed potatoes were real, red-​skinned potatoes and had a perfect consistency, flavor, and temperature. The pickle was fresh and crunchy.
Jaime checked back with me a couple of times to see if I needed anything. The tables, chairs, and booths were all very clean, but the floor could use a little elbow grease in places. Parking is plentiful and close to the door. Overall, I would recommend this family-​owned and operated diner.