Miss Lyndonville Diner
Lyndonville, VT • ★ 4.7 (1203 Google reviews)
The Story
The scent of coffee and sizzling bacon fills the air, promising a hearty welcome in this charming retro parlor. A slice of warm apple pie, flaky and sweet, feels like a hug from grandma on a crisp Vermont afternoon. Surrounded by well-worn booths and friendly faces, you could easily spend hours savoring the simple, delicious moments here.
From the Counter
Recent Google reviews
Esme West
★ 5 • 2 months ago
So my hubby and I are on a quest to visit every Diner we can find across the US, and I so glad we included this one! The food is amazing! The usual diner fare, with some yummy surprises thrown in! I am vegan, and have been for 25 years, and I can say in all honesty, their veggie burger was the best I've ever had in a restaurant! The onion rings? Mmmmm...Chef's kiss! The atmosphere is a lovely throwback to days gone by, when times were much simpler. Stop in, I promise you won't be disappointed! It's worth getting off the interstate for!
Cassy Janes
★ 5 • 2 months ago
I loved the diner before it closed and my first visit since it reopened has not disappointed. Great menu selections, fast and efficient service. Lovely waitstaff, delicious food. The portions are so generous... I ate way to much... LOL The facility is clean, decor classic and tasteful. Environment is comfortable and inviting. A fabulous place to have a meal alone, with family, or a group!!
Steve Smith
★ 4 • 3 months ago
A typical diner which is a solid representation of the community. It serves above average food in a warm and welcoming dining establishment. We are a family of 5 and the total cost of the breakfast with tip was $90. Food was generally good across the board. If you are in the area and looking for a good breakfast or lunch… this place is for you. No dogs allowed, and they take credit cards.
Daniel
★ 4 • 3 months ago
I was happy to hear they re-opened as I never got to try the original diner and heard amazing things. I have now been twice and enjoyed it both times and would go again. I went solo both times and had no wait to be seated both at the counter and a table, but I went after the lunch rush outside of peak times. I would recommend getting a table as the counter stools were very uncomfortable. Service and staff were excellent! The menu offered all the diner classics, so I did my best to order a bit of everything. Something I wish I could change about the menu is that I wish it was a bit more customizable/flexible. There was no option that perfectly had what I wanted on it, so I had to pick something close enough and add sides to get where I wanted. All of the pancake options are 2 pancakes where I find myself often just wanting 1, especially with how big the pancakes are! They give you real maple syrup in a small container that is heated up which is definitely appreciated! However, $8 for a side of pancakes is a bit much, I would expect $4-6 Eggs were great and perfectly over-easy as I ordered. Homemade Toast was great and came pre-buttered, however I wish they had a homemade rye option. (They offer non-homemade rye) Homefries were seasoned nicely, they are the style that is larger chunks. I personally prefer the smaller crispier style but they were very good. Corned Beef Hash was not house-made and from a can but appears to have been elevated with additional seasoning. An overall good diner experience. Perhaps I will branch out of breakfast and try the lunch options one day.
