Hyde's Restaurant

This place would be good if you are on a flavorless diet restriction. It's basically a very old establishment which would lead you to think they would have good stuff. Unfortunately the food is bland, the place aged and hasn't been updated in since it opened. So it doesn't give you a clean feeling and the bathrooms well let me say just hold it until you leave. The staff was friendly and you can tell it's a neighborhood place since everyone knows each other it seemed.

Adorable vintage diner with all-day breakfast, dinner plates, and PIE. Opened in 1946, Hyde's offers your classics...roast beef, fried chicken, etc. They also serve breakfast all day and have daily pie specials. Like others have mentioned, parking can be difficult, but it's worth it. The service was fast and friendly, and the food wasn't fancy, but it was delicious. The restaurant, itself, maintains its vintage ambiance, but seems clean and well-maintained. It is legit.

Great food and service. Definitely would recommend for a good breakfast. They even have old fashioned candy up at the register.

Our first visit here we could not have found a more inviting place for breakfast.Wife had French toast which she enjoyed. I had the Western omelette that was cooked perfect. It was a stuffed omelette with more topping on top and the hash browns are crispy and tasty and not overly salty. The biscuit was the real star of my meal. These are never frozen. Never out of a can-biscuits made fresh each day and you will tell that from the first bite you take. No butter needed because the butter is baked right in. Service was great even though they were very crowded. We had to wait slightly longer than normal for a meal but they kept us apprised of the wait and the meal was delivered very hot and fresh off the grill. We will be back and would encourage you to go if you've not been there before.

Been a few since I was last here. Had the roast beef with mashed potatoes and green beans. The roast beef was insanely dry, like eating leather. Food wasn't hot at hot, beans were okay, at best. Wife had the liver and onions and had the same experience.Staff was very friendly and helpful. Our waiter was a solid fella, John I think was his name. Atmosphere was okay, seemed like a an old folks home type of place. We brought the average age down by 10 minutes.Definitely not worth what we paid at all.

Great local place for breakfast. Always busy but great service. Never had to wait yet, been there 4x now. Can't wait to order a whole pie. Very history dinner been around for ever.

Delicious breakfast and pies. Service was friendly. We had a large party of 20 and they were able to fit us in smaller groups of tables. Highly recommend if you're in the area.

If you want a diner style family restaurant- this is the place. It speaks of years gone by in the decor. However the food is very good and the service efficient and pleasant. They say their specialty is pies. So I'll start my food review with dessert first. We had the coconut cream pie and a banana cream pie. Both are homemade and the meringue is piled a 'mile' high atop. Fantastic pies! For dinner we had the cod dinner and a double decker burger. Each was very good. If you want comfort food this is the place.

Went here Friday because they have salmon patties. They where the best I have had and I have had some good ones. The Mac and cheese was good as usual topped off by their coleslaw. All of that was topped off by the custard pie and the beautiful young lady I was with. The place is not fancy but very clean and the staff is very friendly.

Heard about this place forever on a Saturday afternoon the wife and I stopped and seated right away. The place was crowded. Service was quick and friendly. The food tasted great two drinks, two hoagies, one order of fries one piece of pie $35. I don't know if I can afford to come back or not. It says it was started in 1946 and it really doesn't look like it has changed much inside since then and it's kind of nostalgic in a nice way. I love the place it's great.