Chestnut Hill Restaurant

A diner atmosphere with basic American breakfast staples and an inexpensive vibe. The two-person Memorial Day staff handled the cooking, the service, and the register, and somehow stayed on top of the 20 people in the restaurant with timely, trained service. We ordered omelets, which came in at just $10 each before tax, and were accompanied by hash browns or home fries, and two slices of toast. Everything lacked salt. You'll get what you expect, which might be perfect.

Great little greasy spoon for breakfast, brunch, or lunch, with us favoring the former two. Atmosphere/Ambience: unassuming 80s-style diner. Wonderful step back in time. Almost all bar seating with 70s-80s style stools and a few two person high-tops. Lots of photos of regular customers, sponsored youth sports teams, and celebrities who've visited. Tons of laminated pics of food and chalk/white board style listing of items. Service: Quick. Actually very quick. Sometimes are some barking of orders and is a fast-paced show to see. They definitely have their method and it works. Very customer-friendly. Lots of people and local blue collar workers showing up for pick-up, plenty of first-name basis customers.Food: Unassuming and just good. It's what you'd want from a diner. Not a hipster nuevo take on a diner. Just classic. The breakfast combos are great. The omelets nice. Food sometimes not giant portions but the prices are low! Coffee is fine.Price: Also stuck in a cheaper (simpler?) time. A big draw when considering what you get for the mulah.Tend to come back fairly regularly. It services its purpose!

Cute little breakfast spot. The service was very good and personable. The food was okay though, more like a 3.5 experience. Diners are my fav but I have had better food. The menu was very basic. The overall taste was also average.

I've lived in the Chestnut Hill area my entire life and finally decided to try the place I've been eyeing on Hammond. Came here with a friend on a Sunday morning for brunch, and we both ordered the breakfast combos. Mine came with pancakes, eggs of choice, bacon, and hashbrowns. Hers came with the same and additional French toast. The food was just okay. The bacon and hashbrowns were perfect. Pancakes were tasty but unevenly cooked, eggs were a bit stringy. I ordered a Vanilla iced coffee with it and it didn't taste too great, I didn't finish it. I did notice something off putting, however. The Tobasco hot sauce on the table was a YEAR past the expiration date... seeing things like that make me question the quality and freshness of the food.The service was not great either. The waitress seemed impatient and not eager to make special requests. The food came out quickly though, and we were out the door within 30 minutes.

Stumbled upon this place and it's a great mom and pop diner.Came on a Sunday morning and magically it wasn't hectic so we were able to sit at the counter. Everyone was friendly, ordering was a breeze.Ambiance was a no frills , simple, mom and pop spot which felt good to be honest.The food was great! I ordered the french toast combo. The French toast was cooked perfect and so was my scrambled eggs with cheese and home fries with onions.I would pass up on the orange juice next time though.

Solid diner food, and a surprisingly expansive menu that includes many different types of food.I came here for breakfast and got a combo that was two cinnamon apple pancakes, eggs (scrambled) with cheese (American) and bacon. I also got a toastes plain bagel to make my own breakfast sandwich, and a banana bubble tea. The bubble tea was more like a smoothie with boba than a traditional bubble tea. Much thicker and colder (more ice blended in), but it was delicious. If I were to order the drink again I'd get it without the boba, as the coldness hardens the boba and makes them harder to chew.The service was friendly and the restaurant was clean. The prices were average, except for the bubble tea which I thought was on the cheaper side ($5.50) compared to bubble tea shops where it's usually over $7 now. Would recommend if you are in the area. I don't live closeby, but I can tell from the people that came in that's it is a spot that has a lot of regulars.

The food is the best. It's busy on weekends but worth the wait. Can't recommend enough.

This is a hole in the wall diner with seating at counter and a couple of two seat hi tops. Parking is street parking which can difficult unless you want to park across the street in star parking lotSpace is small but service is great. Food is cooked right in front of you and is good and consistent

Just walked into and had a great breakfast sandwich and coffee $10 with the tipGreat place Walking distance from bringham and women satellite location

Quite a majestic experience. Wow. What a rare find! Immaculate vibes. Our sweet hostess was so kind to take a photo of me and gang. Will be coming back.