I've been enjoying both this location and the original, located in Cranston (hence the name) for nearly a decade. They've moved to a new spot in the building next door which has a much nicer decor than their initial storefront. It feels and looks more like a bar/restaurant than a breakfast diner. Service is prompt and friendly, and the food is still excellent (and excellently cheap), with the exception of a bottomless cuppa joe (ridiculous at nearly $3!). They also offer lunch and dinner but, in my opinion, haven't expanded their menu enough to offer a worthwhile dinner. Fare is classic American and Americanized dishes (excepting the breakfast menu), and is probably a good choice for those with children. Their new digs boast a liquor license, and they now serve alcoholic beverages, though I cannot attest to the quality/quantity of those drinks. All in all I believe this is a great breakfast spot that offers a decent, if lackluster, menu for lunch and dinner.