Classic Diner — Restaurant in Fremont

My mother had a doctor's appointment on a Sunday very early in the morning, yes, Kaiser Permanente is open on Sunday. It was a surprise to me too! Anywho, after the appointment my mother and I definitely needed to eat. The first restaurant that I looked up that I think is about 5 minutes away from here was absolutely booked. The parking lot was also completely full so we didn't even attempt to go in. This was the second location that came up on Google, and I'm really happy that it did. The food was absolutely delicious. There was no way at all for us to go and get seated and order our food. The thing that took the longest was my mother trying to decide exactly what she wanted to eat and if she wanted to bring something home with her. We ended up just getting breakfast and not getting anything to go home simply because my mother wasn't sure if she wanted to stop at the grocery store and didn't want any of the food to go bad. Can't wait to return to this...

Pretty nice 50's diner with glasses and plates to match! Checkerboard floors, metal ridged counters? Looks pretty nice! If only they could do something about the roof and adding neon 50 times over cant hurt either! For COVID, they have a nice outdoor setup completee with hand sanatizer in the middle! Servers are alright, and they wern't too in a hurry to take your order. What I ordered is a pretty good teriyaki burger, the sause tasted pretty generic though, but the patty was perfect! You can customize from mushrooms to tomatoes and pickles and whatnot. It also came with one side, fries, onion rings, potato or macaroni salad. I chose the onion rings, then I was surprised to see the server gave me fries instead, maybe a communication error? Its alright, as the fries were pretty good themselves and salted well. For the price, the burger underdelivers by around $2-3... I'll be sure to try their breakfast options...

Had high hopes, but they were dashed! It started with the nat and flies in the window. Then the waitress told us they had almond and oat milk, both of which turned out to be incorrect, because clearly the default when you don't understand English is to say yes to everything... realistically if you can't understand your patrons you shouldn't be responsible for taking orders. But the final nail in the coffin, was the ultimate omelette I ordered. I tasted bacon 1 time in the whole omelette. Did not taste sausage at all, it tasted like a straight vegetable omelette. When I complained because I'm like they clearly left something off. The waitress tells me this 3 egg omelette has 1 piece of bacon & 1 sausage...tf so you know it taste like nothing but veggies and had the nerve to charge $20. I will never eat here again. The...