Stadium Diner — Restaurant in Miami Gardens

The food is pretty great here. Id have to say with the exception of the ny strip. It was grey and dry and when I got to the second half it reeked of something spoiled so nasty I had to spit it out.

Nah the real complaint is if you catch the old blonde lady in a bad mood she will make sure to make it your problem. Waiting to get rung up she finally shows up and I also ask for a box to go please. Unaware if she heard me or not I wait for the transaction to end. She turns away from the boxes right behind her so I say in my mind, oh she must've not heard me so I ask again can I get a box to go please. She then proceeds to snap saying she heard me the first time. Why didn't you say so in the first place if you have an issue with people assuming you didn't especially when I'm a soft spoken person people often don't hear me. She then tacked on "Also a note next time you can tell your waitress to get you a box."

Well for one we didn't finish eating when the waitress dropped off the bill and didn't seem like she was returning because she was busy doing actual work with a massive order y'all got.

Second I apologize it's so much work for you to grab me a box when I see them right behind you, but I guess she didn't know they were behind her because she went somewhere else to get one. I understand issues of miscommunication but dang lady you weren't doing anything but ringing me up, anyone could possibly think you didn't hear them. Like yeah I get it you hate your job but that doesn't mean you have to take it out on everyone else in the morning. I'm so sorry I asked you to give me a box as I'm leaving rather than to bother the waitress because clearly it isn't your job only hers right? My apologies your highness.

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From the outside, Stadium Diner looks almost like a mystery — all mirrored glass, leaving you unsure if it’s open or frozen in time. But the moment you step inside, you’re welcomed into a true classic diner atmosphere with red booths, handcrafted tile tables, and etched glass panels decorated with individual sports events. It feels like stepping into a piece of Miami history.

Our waitress, Kathy, was absolutely wonderful — warm, attentive, and genuinely kind. The menu is huge, with options to satisfy every palate, and everything comes at a very fair price point. Knowing this spot has been family-owned and run since the 1960s makes it even more special.

If you’re looking for an original American diner experience, this is one of the best. I’ll definitely be coming back — and it’s the kind of place I’ll proudly bring my European friends to so they can taste the real...

Parked in only handicap space, in the back of the restaurant. We walked with canes to the front door. Entered, requested to be seated at a table with chairs. Was told they only had booth seating. Asked for a chair that could be placed on the open end of the booth. Was shown the type of chair they had. I didn't believe it would be sturdy enough to support my weight. Was offered to sit at the end seat along the counter. I walked over to it and found the back support portion of the seat to be broken. I was afraid to even attempt to sit for fear of falling. Looking around this location has probably seen better days. It was very dingy and appearance, in my opinion, greasy. I do not believe that this location would even be able to accommodate a wheelchair bound customer. Again, this is only my opinion and experience for the...