Paul Revere Restaurant

Good food and friendly service in West Medford. A variety of eggs in different styles, pancakes, waffles and French toast. Highly recommended!

Paul Revere Restaurant is a step back in time (in the best way) to old-fashioned diner style eating. I had to Two Lanterns and some hot coffee. The plate was super filling and delicious while being a no-frills joint. Prices were very reasonable, and you can tell a lot of diners were regulars based on their conversations with staff. Our waitress was great, and consistently checked in and topped our coffee off. We're already planning our visit back!

Food is quick and inexpensive...can't go wrong with bacon and eggs (or french toast or pancakes or...lol).

The food is good, especially the hash and eggs. They offer a big bowl of grits too, which is a wonderful addition. The waitresses are wonderful, and attentive. The music is nice, and it has a cool homey feel at terrifically affordable prices. Recommend highly!

Best to warm up on a cold blustery day is the Cannon Bowl. It's my go to. This family owned diner was established in the '30's. This is good diner food at its best. Worth the try

Really cute little spot. If your looking for a cool hole in the wall spot this one is good. I had the chocolate chip pancake. It was yummy. My daughter had the a banana pancake which was also yummy. We shared the sampler which was more than enough food for us. We brought leftovers home. My hubs had the trucker dish and we was very happy with that. It's a cute neighborhood diner. No frills with the dishes but very yummy. The servers were very nice as well.

Wow. Just wow. Amazing experience, overall 10/10 recommend. Great service fast and the waiter made sure my coffee cup stayed full. Best breakfast in the area.

I really wanted to like this place, especially after hearing all about it from a coworker of mine. Unfortunately, it fell a bit flat.We came for a late breakfast about an hour before they closed on a Saturday, and were greeted by a dirty table and silverware that had food stuck to it.They have a nice and lengthy menu which is very affordable (I'll give that to them!). Can't complain about a cheap breakfast. Food was decent - I ordered an omelet that came with potatoes and toast. Coffee was good too.When we finished our meal, our waitress made sure to rudely remind us that they were closing at 1 pm and that we should get out. Not the best impression to leave on. I am sure I will give this place another shot since I live so close by, but honestly, I'd rather spend my money where it feels appreciated.

Paul Revere's is a hometown staple. Small but cozy old school ambiance with local attitude. Breakfast is always satisfying and often surpasses expectations. Quick, convenient and very affordable. One of the last great affordable breakfast places in the area--highly recommend.

I have been a patron of P.R.'s for nearly 13 years. When Jim left a couple of years ago, I stopped coming in because under the new owners the orders were wrong, the food was not cooked well and the wait staff, never Stacy, is curt, dismissive and 9/10 min ones blatantly rude. I called ahead for pickup and when I get home discover my bacon, mushroom Swiss omellete had no bacon and no mushrooms. I walk back to have it corrected and when I get home a second time, the bacon was just piddly scraps of nearly raw fat. Not only that - it wasn't made fresh - they re-used the same order I brought back but just unfolded it to add raw bacon. I also ordered corn beef hash, there were eggshells in my hash. I loved this place for so many years. Was excited when the new stuff was added to the menu, but if it isn't cooked well, the orders aren't right and the staff are rude - what's the point?