Lynette & Jerri's Diner — Restaurant in Winchester

The first time my brother and I ever ate there,but before I entered I could smell that country cooking,We had going by there often,but never stopped and talking about a small country diner,I would say stop there,there is enough room for alot of plp and you wasn't up on someone eating,The staff were so welcoming kind ,and polite,The lady waitress Rachel,was a hoot in a good way She. Was very kind,and nice and new how to treat her coustoners,and back and forth wanting to ask did we need anything,She even had my brother laughing,that not always useful for him to talk to someone,but she got him laughing,I don't get to tell you by but I understand she had emergency,with her,I hope and pray you're Mom s I proving,The lady that said she has been coming since she was a little girl over 50 yrs,and as she comes through from Moorefield. She stops every time,the food was great,I sure was full,and also my brother,I was yo that Way cause I just came from and oral Surgent,,So iam so glad we stopped by,my brother and I will surely be back,the other waitress,that rung us up was very plasent,she was hoping,and very busy,but she was handleibg it pretty good,I didn't get her name,I shld lefted her a little something too,but didn't think about it til we were down the road to late then, So I would recommend this little dinerits worth a try you'll be back and the cook was very good cook everything was still fresh,and yummy.I was so full when I got through,I was saying to my shelf ,I wasn't wasting this, So I wrote so much,it's like a book,sorry but I had to much of n much of. a great option I didn't want to leave anything out Thank you all very much for you're hospittalkiy and god bless,you and you're...

I ordered “2 eggs and gore sausage” as well as 1 hotcake. The eggs and sausage are supposed to come with homefries and toast. When it came out, there was no home fries and toast. We asked the waitress and she said “we have 2 things on the menu, one comes with those, and one doesn’t.” And she walked away. This second option she mentioned isn’t on the menu as far as I can see, and I ordered it exactly as it is stated on the menu. Later, I asked for her to take it back, and she said it was my fault because I ordered it weird, and then proceeded to lie to me about how I ordered it. I pointed out that I told her the exact words as they are listed on the menu. She offered to get me the toast and potatoes, but at this point, the rest of my dish was cold and we needed to leave. That suggestion probably should have come when I initially explained my confusion. The food is just meh and the orange juice is $4 for like a normal diner sized cup. The breakfast sausage was terrible. Then, on check out, they ask you verbally if you are leaving a tip on your card, and you have to tell them how much it is for, which is incredibly unprofessional and awkward. How does every other place do that on the receipt and this place can’t. Menus were dirty and old. They also had a weird sign on the wall about how you being poor is god teaching you a lesson....

This is probably one of the worst dirty spoons I have ever been to. We waited 45 minutes for our food and the restaurant was not even that busy. The pancakes were not homemade; they used some kind of quick mix. The sunny side eggs has raw egg white (not properly cooked). The philly cheesesteak did not use real steak chips. It was just a little bit of hamburger meat on a store-bought, DRY white roll. The portions were really tiny. The pancakes were dry and had the texture of rubber. Their imitation maple syrup was the worst fake maple syrup I've ever had. Like pouring Gorilla Glue all over. The walls and floors have not had a proper cleaning in about 30 years. The service was slow. This place was full of elderly people who needed their diapers badly changed. Everybody stank of terrible body odor. Atmosphere SUCKED. When we were paying and they asked me, "how was it", we told them our experience and they told us that "Sundays are our busy day" BUT we came...