Diner 67

We have visited this place several times this years. They always have a few customers at the tables & cars in the lot. The service has always been friendly and speedy. We have tried many dishes however the walleye remains our favorite! Light breading, flaky fish and large pieces. Who could ask for more. Restaurant is impeccably cozy clean. We will be back to try the rest of the menu. Almost forgot- that menu board is worth a look!

We visited Diner 67 in Chesterfield, but due to the mistreatment of staff, we won't be returning unless changes are made. The food was delicious, and the staff was kind. However, while sitting near the cash register, I witnessed the boss berating and speaking disrespectfully to the waitress, even ordering her to ignore someone that needed help, and tend to others at tables. As the boss of a restaurant, it's unacceptable to treat employees in such a manner. I feel terrible for the staff and wanted to bring this to the attention of potential customers.

67 Diner is a family restaurant just off an I-69 exit for Anderson. The banners suggest it is new, but it has been in operation for ~one year. The venue is rather plain inside and out, but do not let first impressions fool you. Give them a chance.As I was in the middle of the Pork Tenderloin Belt (central IN and portions of west central & SW OH), I was seeking a classic BPTS. Diner 69 did not disappoint! It arrived hot and huge with the appropriate condiments (mustard) and fresh veggies.I was thrilled with the staff - terrific teamwork. My server was Mackayla. But if she was the least bit busy elsewhere, the others immediately stepped-in to assist. Pay attention to the daily specials on the whiteboard. Bonus: Breakfast is available all day!The dining area and restroom were clean.

I visit this diner whenever I am in town. It's your basic diner with hearty food. The food is good and the service is always quick and friendly. It's an older interior but it's also always busy.

I am always on the hunt for the best breakfast and Diner 67 is up there! Diner 67 is a small restaurant in Chesterfield, just off of I-69 in the Anderson area. The building is nondescript and doesn't have the "diner" look but don't let that fool you. They serve some of the best breakfast in the area. Believe me... when it comes to breakfast, I am very serious. In my book there are different levels to breakfast places. You have the greasy spoon which are akin to old school truck stops. Then you have actual Diners complete with all of the shiny metal and red vinyl booths. Mom and pop restaurants are next, and then there are the chain restaurants. You know, you can be anywhere in the country and know what the food is going to taste like before you go in. Then finally, there the high-end places. Places that you might find in a 5-star hotel that serve eggs on bone china with actual silver cutlery. I love them all and they all satisfy my urge for breakfast on the weekend. Diner 67 falls in the mom and pop category with a bit of a lean towards an actual diner. The restaurant doesn't look like a "Diner" but it has that feel and I like that feel. It is something that has been missing from places that serve breakfast for a long time. I am a sucker for eggs, hash browns, meat, and some kind of bread. Whomever came up with the breakfast skillet is a genius and should be given the Noble Peace prize for best breakfast ever. So, I bet you can guess what I ordered... a skillet. To be more specific, a meat lovers skillet. A bed of hash browns with onions, crumbled bacon and sausage, topped with two eggs, over easy of course. You have to get over easy eggs on a breakfast skillet. Poke holes in the eggs and let that golden goodness ooze down in to the hash browns and meat. What I didn't see at first was surprised by was the slice of American cheese tucked in under the eggs. It was melty and just molded itself to each and every bite. Sumptuous! Being fifty percent British, I usually go for an English muffin with my eggs but this particular morning I was feeling like pancakes. The pancakes were hot, fluffyish, and cooked perfectly. Add the obligatory slather of butter and non-maple, maple syrup and the pancakes were complete. I would deal with the skyrocketing blood sugar later... I also always get coffee and a glass of water. I don't usually get any juice because I am a bit of an OJ snob. I know what I like in orange juice and most fall flat. I would describe the coffee as your bog standard, tun of the mill, diner-esq coffee. Stale tasting and meh. It isn't anything Diner 67 has done, it is just the coffee they purchase isn't the best quality. However, it is what I expect when I eat breakfast, it is still coffee, and so it is great! lolOverall, I think Diner 67 is a great place to go and get breakfast. They also serve lunch but I usually only go to these places for breakfast. If I happen to grab lunch there sometime, I will update the review. So, if you are tired of the same old, boring breakfast, and you want a change of scenery and good food, Diner 67 may just be the place for you. I for one will definitely be back!

Our second time here heading south and it was worth the stop. Our waitress was very kind and our food was served quickly and very good! We would highly recommend stopping here if you're ever in the area.

The walleye was amazing and very reasonably priced. The place was packed but the wait was short.

Stopped to have breakfast before double header at Anderson University. Don't sleep on this diner which is not right off the interstate. It's small but they get you in and out with great food and service.

Great service, had the walleye dinner and it was fantastic! They also have a super breakfast menu that I would recommend.

A friend wanted to show me this place. Low-key, no frills, but I had a solid omelette breakfast. Prices looked pretty reasonable across the entire menu.