Parkways Diner

Under new management and it's so much better, the green chili is really good but if you don't like the spice just order mild, I got medium and it was perfect, my mom got mild and it was a bit spicy for her. We both got breakfast burritos and they were delicious . Definitely coming back and soon. The new name is 5280 eats, it's owned by the owner and his wife that have the tattoo place next door.

I'd stick to a traditional breakfast here. I tried a sandwich today. After calling in a Reuben, the restaurant called back to tell me they took it off the menu. I opted for the Philly and it was very small with not much between the bread.I let them know and the staff made sure that I was taken care of when I came back, which is really appreciated.

My husband and I left this restaurant shocked. Here is why...first, we were looking for a new diner that would be a hole in the wall and has both Mexican and American options. We can both confidently say that this restaurant had both.Service was so-so, the place was in dire need to cleaning...new carpets...new chairs and tables...just was very old and dirty. You could see the marks on the floor like a black trail of where people walk. Sorry, but this is pretty gross. When we got to the point where we paid our bill, the price seemed right. I got my card out and on the counter...was a live...crawling....cockroach. I have not returned.

Parkway Cafe is your typical small town diner. I dropped by on a Sunday morning with a small group of people.They have limited vegetarian breakfast options. In fact, the only items on the menu I found I could eat was an omelet and pancakes or French toast. I ordered the number 3 omelet with French toast and a biscuit on the side. None of my food had any seasoning and the biscuit was under baked. The people I was with enjoyed their food more than I. As a vegetarian, my experience was underwhelming. This cafe may not be the best option for people with dietary restrictions but I'm sure all others might enjoy.

Good little neighborhood spot. A little run down building-wise, but the service and food are always good. As long as I live nearby, I will continue to frequent this breakfast diner.

If I could give this 0 stars I would. Unclean. Fly's, cockroaches and ants on the counter and around the restaurant. Dealt with an unattractive demeanor employee; Britney. She seemed stress and VERY AGRO! Do not come here. Very incompetent business.

Lot's of good food at a reasonable price with good service. I had the # 2 omelet which comes smothered in green chili with hash browns and toast. The omelet was good and although they are not affiliated to the Parkway café in Boulder the green chili tasted the same. The hash browns were not browned but this is a lost art I guess judging by my recent experiences at lots of restaurants.I would repeat the experience,

Great diner that delivers solid breakfast. Staff was super nice and attentive. Lots of locals that know each other. Hash browns were actually crispy, but a little on the soggy/greasy side. They get busy but overall a nice place to get a decent breakfast for a good price. I had biscuits and gravy which were pretty standard. Bf got bacon and eggs that were crispy and delish.

Great tasting breakfast. This is definitely our new favorite. We've tried all the breakfast joints around here: Main St. Café, Westys, Lisa's Place, Pete's, Breadwinners, Butcher Block, all of them in this area. This one gets my vote just because the food AND the coffee tasted better here. Cons:The parking lot is congested and the spots are too small. Pros:Great tasting food. Decent coffee.Prices are exactly what you would expect.Service was as expected, not blown away, but no complaints.

Food is good. Portions are a good size. They have Mimosa's. Service is friendly and on the spot. Patty does a great job. Price is very reasonable.