Bay Diner

It's all good, got a huge breakfast for a great price, awesome home fries, friendly, ample parking

We originally went out looking for a coffee shop, then saw the Bay Diner. We had never been so decided to stop in. It was busy the entire time we were there. The wait was about 20, exactly what staff told us.We were seated in a comfortable booth and service was quick. I appreciate coffee in a diner mug. The coffee was good. It was served with dried coffee dripped down the side. My husband and oldest enjoyed their meals. The sausage omelette was made well and the pancakes were fluffy. My oldest liked the squeeze bottle of syrup. There were no true vegan options. I did end up with tater tots and fruit for my meal. Overall it was a cute diner and seemed to be very popular on a Sunday morning. There was plenty of parking. The Bay Diner is located in a strip mall.

Came on a Friday at 11 and it was busy, but staff was all very nice and we were quickly sat in 20 minutes. Classic diner food that tasted great!

Food was delicious. Service was spot on. Crowded, but friendly people all around making recommendations.

Bay Diner has wonderful service (Kaylee was our server). She was attentive and got our food to us about 12 minutes after ordering. The food was great along with the presentation of the food. The chairs were worn out and the bathroom could have been cleaner. The root beer was thick, a lot sweeter than it was supposed to be, and flat (the brand was mug). the overall Diner was clean and it was an enjoyable environment. Bay Diner was truly amazing and I hope to be back soon.

We love Bay Diner! We've been coming here for years, and are never disappointed with the service, food, and classic diner ambiance and value. We usually come for breakfast and order omelets, pancakes, waffles, etc., and everything tastes great! Frankly, I love to 'diner hop', and have tried most if not all of the great diners in NE Ohio. Places like Bay Diner, Joe's, George's Kitchen, Gene's Place, Blue Sky, City Diner, Gray Dog Diner, Borderline Cafe, Gina's Place, etc. These great longtime eateries are owned and run by local families, and charge less than the national chains. Long live diners/family restaurants, and may they dot the American landscape forever!

Love coming here with my parents. Chill spot. Always packed and I love seeing a small business getting that WORK. Food isn't memorable but who cares it's breakfast make it yourself if you want

Cozy breakfast and lunch dining with ample parking.Staff are welcoming and friendly.Selection plentiful and delicious.Great after attending church on Sundays or before shopping on Saturday's.I enjoy their corn beef hash.The only drawback that the servers don't tell you ahead of time the extra charges added for sides like ranch dressing. A+ I enjoy the small town feel vibe here.

My class recently took a field trip to Bay Diner following our lecture and instruction on, "Food Critics and Restaurant Reviews." The group had wonderful things to say which included excellent customer service, bang for your buck with the food value, the food taste was excellent, and the food delivery was timely and hot. Some things they also observed were: the furniture needs to be upgraded (tears in the seats, wobbly tables) the bathrooms needs a bit of attention (rusty faucets, floors a bit dirty, poor soap quality) We had a lovely lunch and hope to visit again.Acton Academy Lakeside Middle School

Went in for breakfast on a Sunday. Small diner with nice vibes. Tasty breakfast in generous portions. Definitely enjoyed our food. Will come back