From the moment you walk into the diner, you are automatically transported to the fifties era. Walking in the diner was like walking into a scene of the show Happy Days or becoming part of a scene in the movie Grease. The atmosphere itself gets 5 stars for keeping up with the theme, especially since all they played was music from the 1950s to the 1960.

Our waiter Amanda was a complete ball of joy who treated us with respect and dignity. She came to our table every five minutes to ask us if we needed anything else and attended us exactly the way I waiter should. If you go to the diner, I highly recommend that you ask for Amanda. The floats are superb. I went with my sister and she got the Cherry Coke float and I got the coffee float.

The coffee float was so good that I had to ask for another serving. The meatloaf tasted like the way your grandmother would make it from back in the 1960s and every side was made fresh to order, including the french fries, mashed potatoes, vegetables, and especially the baked beans. I had the Jack Daniel's Black Raspberry steak tips breakfast and it was some of the best steak tips I've ever eaten. The portions are big and the prices are small just the way it should be.

The only downfall is that the restaurant is only open until 8 p.m. and I wish it could have been a 24-hour diner because I know people would choose it over Denny's and IHOP. The atmosphere was very family-oriented and there is something for everyone in the menu. I especially have to recommend of the bread pudding.

Though it's not on the menu, you would have to ask for it. The bread pudding itself had a good amount of chocolate chips baked inside and topped with a vanilla bean sauce that was to die for. I highly recommend this place, especially if you want great food, with great quality and with great prices. Best place that I've been to in a while.