Fifty's Diner — Restaurant in North Bay

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the charm of the 1950s at Fifty's Diner, a delightful gem nestled in North Bay, Ontario. As an upcoming blogger, I couldn't resist the opportunity to experience this retro diner firsthand and share my thoughts with you.

Upon entering Fifty's Diner, I was immediately transported to a bygone era with its vibrant decor, jukebox tunes, and classic diner booths. The walls adorned with vintage memorabilia, neon signs, and black-and-white checkered floors perfectly captured the essence of the 1950s, evoking a sense of nostalgia and warmth.

Now, let's talk about the star of the show: the food! Fifty's Diner offers a diverse menu filled with all the timeless favorites you'd expect from a classic diner. From hearty burgers and crispy fries to indulgent milkshakes and creamy sundaes, there's something to satisfy every craving.

I had the pleasure of trying their signature "Fifty's Classic Burger," and let me tell you, it did not disappoint. Juicy beef patty, fresh lettuce, ripe tomatoes, crispy bacon, and melted cheese sandwiched between toasted buns—a true culinary delight that left me craving for more.

The service at Fifty's Diner was as delightful as the ambiance and food. The staff greeted me with warm smiles and friendly banter, creating a welcoming atmosphere that made me feel right at home. Despite the bustling crowd, my order was taken promptly, and my meal arrived in a timely manner.

Overall, my experience at Fifty's Diner was nothing short of fantastic. From the retro ambiance to the delicious food and impeccable service, every aspect exceeded my expectations. Whether you're a local looking for a taste of nostalgia or a traveler passing through North Bay, a visit to Fifty's Diner is a must-do experience that will leave you smiling from ear to ear.

So, what are you waiting for? Grab your saddle shoes and hop in your vintage car—Fifty's Diner awaits to take you on a delicious journey...

We were a family group of 11 people (adults) in town for an event found it…reviews we very good. So we called and asked if they could accommodate our group…yes they could and how long before we would arrive 15 minutes, she indicated they’d have it ready. We arrived to the place packed, and our tables were waiting for us 👍👍 we were immediately served our choice of beverages and about 10 minutes later our orders were taken…20-25 minutes later we were eating…they made sure everyone had their meal and condiments, when it came for each couple to pay for their meals….it was also a breeze. We all were very pleased with our breakfasts,service and the time it took for our large group to be accommodated, so 2 thumbs up to the staff and management for a well oiled machine…it was a great experience and all would highly recommend the “Fifty’s Diner”! The only negatives…they struggle to accommodate the clientele they bring in due obviously due to the size of the place, plus the facility is in a much needed updating. I’m sure they could open a place double the size and probably still struggle to fit all their satisfied repeat customers in at the peak times. LOVE the place and we’re sure you won’t leave unsatisfied....

Just had a toasted tomato sandwich Bread was toasted ..although you could tell it had been sitting a while. 2 thinly sliced pieces of tomato and wasnt enough lettuce to even taste..wasnt even the leafy part.. Not sure why they served it on a huge plate that obviously had been sitting under heat lamps as the plate was warm I ate the tomato and left the rusty lettuce and the bread The service wasnt great..the waitress walked by our table several times with the coffee pot but never asked if we needed a refill

As for price.... They offerred me a discount but then they tried to charge me for a sandwich platter which comes with homefries $10.45 Second price after i mentioned that was alot for sandwich ( which the staff replied "we dont make the prices) was 7$ because "apparently" i had bacon and homefries the waitress said. When i pointed out that i had no bacon or homefries the price then went to $3.75 but without the discount they had offerred..not sure why

In the end they did give me 2 thinly sliced pieces of tomato ,old toasted bread and some rusty lettuce for no charge

The main problem with this restaurant is they are not consistent with the quality of their food or their service.. Its...