George's Linworth Diner

What a delight to visit George Linworth Diner ! The ambience similar to days past when visiting Goody Boy , Short North. I worked at old DN hospital and grab breaky after long hours to refuel and head home . Service and food did not disappoint. Open the door and staff friendly , attentive and welcoming immediately. Food and pricing excellent with portions to take home and enjoy later . Thank you for amazing experience

Another fine breakfast at George's Linworth Diner. Food, Service, Ambience, Portion size all excellent.

Came by around 9:15 ish on a Sunday with a couple friends. They come here on occasion and love it.They were busy but still seats and tables open. We sat at a booth.Me and one of my table mates got coffee to start. Nothing special but does the job if you want caffeine. They come around a lot to see if you want refills.I got the 2 eggs, which come with hash and toast. Delicious! I was pretty hungry and ate it all up.My friend got 3 pancakes then added bacon and the other got an egg and a biscuit. He had eaten earlier.Good prices for good food. These days, I'm happy to salt and pepper my eggs and potatoes myself. My friend has high blood pressure and can't do much sodium anyway.Personally, I had no idea there was a diner in this little shopping center. Lots of parking here!

We didnt start here -we started at the "authentic" mexican restaurant in the same strip. No shade to the Mexican restaurant but we sat down there and my 83 yr old mother goes.... Huh. I dont feel like Mexican. (Gives me the can we leave vibe and look) so we left a tip for water and walked four stores down and came here. Mom walked into the diner and goes "yes, perfect". Lol. You walk in and the sign says seat yourself. There are lots of seating options. There is a long counter with stools. Opposite to that are booths against a wall front of the store there arensome tables in the window bay. Walls are decorated with a lot of Marilyn Monroe photos ect. Its cute. We plop into the booth. A server arrives with waters. Mom doesn't have to really look over the menu... her eyes light up. She instantly zones in on what she wants. "Ooooh I will have the philly steak ". I quickly decide to order a gyro salad. Food comes quickly. The philly steak came with a ton of chips. Mom goes "its good but the bun isnt a hoagie bun (it was beginning to sog) and it needs more cheese.... Other than that...yum". Im not quite sure what that means. So I ask her "would you want to come here again? " She says. Oh yes, then shrugs and says "just wont get this". Mom grew up in Downtown Philly... not the suburbs of Philly... she's judgy about her hoagies. LolMy greek salad (with gyro meat) was fresh, crisp. Had plenty of olives,cucumbers and tomatoes. Now I like gyros but this gyro meat I did not like at all. Like I would give the meat a 1 out of 5. I literally picked it all off and put it to the side. Disliked that. I did like the salad itself. That was like a 3.5 to 4 out of 5. Would get seasoned chicken on it. As far as the restaurant itself: I also would come again I would probably get breakfast or a hamburger, tbo. Id say this was about a 3.8/5 experience. I am certain if I got breakfast it would of been amazing and would of been 4 or higher. For that reason Im rounding up to a four.

It's a nice diner with great staff. Despite the raving reviews we've heard, we had high expectations for the food, but it did not meet them.

I've been meaning to come to one of the locations for a couple years now, and today it just finally worked out. Met a friend here for lunch. I looked at the breakfast menu, but for once, out of 365 days in the year, I wasn't feeling sausage gravy and biscuits. I did end up getting country fried steak, with the sausage gravy on top. He got the meatloaf. We both got mashed potatoes and gravy, and coleslaw, as our sides; the potatoes were fine, coleslaw was pretty good. My friend's meatloaf was huge and very finely ground, nicely flavored, a good but slightly different rendition. My steak was excellent; the sausage gravy was fine, but didn't really seem homemade. Still, on top of the steak and the potatoes it worked very well. Service was great. There's already hot sauce on the table. Very reasonable prices for the huge quantities of good food we got. We came at 11 on a weekday and it was about half full, not bad. By the time we left at noon. it was pretty busy. I'll definitely try the other location, and come back to this one if I'm nearby.

This diner is where it's at! The space is bright and uplifting. I came here before work on a Saturday morning at around 7. There were plenty of seating options available so I chose to sit at the bar. The music was really fun and got my day off to a good start.The decor is classic diner. Very fun and old school. There's plenty of parking, too, which is very meaningful to someone like me who is used to the downtown spots. The food is fantastic. The prices are very reasonable and the portions are excellent. I did the Linworth Classic with eggs and ham and it was just what I needed. The coffee really hit the spot, too!The staff are very friendly and accommodating. The waitress took very good care of me, checking and making sure I had everything I need. I am such a huge fan!

Still coming back. They're solid. A few hiccups in the past where they've been closed randomly with no notice, no signs posted. But when they're open, they're worth it. Coffee topped up. Delicious Reuben omelette. Steak and eggs. And all the basics covered. I've never been disappointed in the food. They do get crazy busy at times, so - you may wait to sit, and your server may need a minute to get everything straight for you. But they're a diner, and they deliver a diner experience.

A cute and classic diner vibe!! The staff were truly incredible as well. The breakfast menu is super simple and customizable with the a la carte section! I ordered a pancake and two eggs, which came out super hot and tasted great. They are very light on seasoning items, my fiancé got the home fries, which tasted like they had no salt or pepper on them. Coffee was also super good and served in thrifted mugs.

The focus of the restaurant is speed. They have a limited amount of seating and are quite busy, as such it is quite a quantity over quality establishment. The omelette was poorly mixed with a broken sauce. The location felt cramped due to the number of full tables and the waitress while wonderful, was quick to ask if the food was "okay". It really feels like they are going for a four star experience, and know how to obtain that.