Creekside Diner

Food was good, enjoyed my bacon and cheese omelet. Only problems were sodas were not fountain and were just cans and they basically gave you 2 cans for your drink and charged your 2.29 now that’s wack. Also place was super small so it was insanely loud and couldn’t hear anyone. Also with the insanely high prices 33 bucks for 3 people. I don’t see myself coming here a lot. Great food just not great experience

Best breakfast in town! Have ate here 3 times now and consistent quality and positive experiences! Great small mom and pop diner! Gets crowded so expect a few minutes for the food to cook!

Its breakfast so its kinds tough to screw up. These guys didnt. Good coffee. Good service and good food. A touch pricey if you get one of the specialties. I got the sausage gravy and biscuits. In my estimation a good test of any breakfast place. It all has to be homemade or its bad news. Gravy was creamy, good sausage flavor and well seasoned. Biscuits were fluffy.
It may not look like much but then again ssome of the best ones never do.

2 out of 2 stars for Food
1 out of 1 stars for Service
1 out of 1 stars for Cleanliness
1 out of 1 stars for Atmosphere
Had the good fortune of eating breakfast here twice now. Was a little apprehensive the first time because of the shape of the building. This is a greasy-​spoon diner, if you’re looking for fine dining, keep driving. The waitstaff is exceptional, friendly and efficient. So far we have had Creamed Chipped Beef, pancakes and French toast. The French toast was a bit soft and plain, the pancakes are huge and fluffy. The sausage and scrapple are locally sourced and the sausage is incredible! For the two of us our bill has been about 26 dollars. That’s for two meals with a side of potatoes or sausage as well, and two drinks. Oh, and the home fries are delicious too!

I had a cheese omelet here for breakfast a few weeks ago. Well cooked egg with kinda cheapish cheese. Home fries were very good toast was fine, coffee was weak but I like strong coffee…
Service was fine, price was just under 10 bucks and a 2 buck tip.
Nice homey place, not outstanding food but it’s fine.

Have I had better meatloaf? Yes. Were the mashed potatoes instant and not very hot? Yes. Did the mixed vegetables probably come from a giant, industrial-​sized can? Probably.
So why on Earth would I give Creekside Diner 4 stars? Because, for $ 6.99, I had myself a hearty, comforting lunch and cannot fathom a better value somewhere. This isn’t gourmet cooking, it’s comfort food at reasonable prices.
I did start my lunch off today with a cup of delicious, made from scratch sausage and bean soup, and it was great. So much so, I got an extra «to go».