New Dyker Restaurant
New Dyker Restaurant
interior
Bacon egg and cheese on a roll
Love their breakfast combos ! Decent!
food, pancakes
Pancakes
Their breakfast menu, one of the best diner in town
Cozy, authentic Brooklyn experience.
Looks better on the inside than from the outside
Buttered toast came with omelet.
outside
Philly cheesesteak with fries
Philly cheesesteak with fries
a view of the outside of the restaurant
seating area with menus on wall
Cute set up. Roughly about 14 seats at the counter and 7 booths?
Dyker omelette in a blanket w fries. This breakfast burrito was so good.
Mushroom omelette (had to request for cheese to be added)
a neon sign in the window
Corn beef hash with home fries
Curly cheese fries. Fries were good MINUS the cheese. Cheese hardened up when it cooled. Just get the regular curly fries!
Pancake with sausage, extra syrup
Homemade rice pudding
I really had to sit in front of this...you're killing me here! YUM!
Pancakes with sausage
Rose P.
Sep 8, 2020
This is one of the only restaurants where I prefer ordering by phone. I love talking to the owner. You can hear her care through the phone, and you can be sure that any dietary question would be answered correctly should you have food allergies, or just a preference (as many of us do). I love that their breakfast sausage is split lengthwise prior to grilling; it ensures a fully cooked product and gives additional surface area to sear. Their fries are incredible, and I love their take on the Greek diner menu. If I wasn't gluten-free, I would check out their daily specials as they tend t be a real bargain for the money. I love this place and hope they stay forever. A few years ago, when Sea Breeze across the street closed, and Vegas closed, I worried they would be next to retire. Thank you for still being here, and for keeping the same beautiful vintage decor. Someone else complained that the decor was awful...seriously? It's retro in a way you can't reproduce or restore a decade later when you miss that style. When you sit down in one of those booths, it feels like another era. I haven't been inside in years, but look forward to sitting in one of those booths again someday.
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Kareena C.
Feb 18, 2023
The food was not good at all the servers was pretty nice...but i felt the potatoes was rotten...didnt feel to welcome there by the owners..will neveer go back again
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Florence V.
Feb 15, 2020
Great portions and comforting diner food. The pancake and sausage combo is my favorite go to. Each combo has 2 sausage cut in half. The pancakes are fluffy and delicious every time.
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Melody C.
Apr 13, 2018
The diner a few blocks away from me closed so I resorted to coming here last Sunday. The place was packed around lunch time and to my dismay a lot smaller than I would've imagined. I loved the 50's feel of the setup. Even when the counter seats freed up, people still wanted to wait for the booths. So did I. After a 15 ish minute wait, my group of 4 was seated in the back. Their menu had all the classic diner items. I opted to share a Fried Filet of Sole sandwich and curly cheese fries with my bf. We also got a taste of the mushroom omelet (with cheese). Unfortunately, the omelet was cooked for too long and made the egg too dry. The sandwich came with tartar sauce, Cole slaw, and one pickle. When it comes to fried fish sandwiches, the tartar sauce is very essential and the staff provided us a generous amount. But it was nothing special. Now don't get me started on the cheese fries. We thought it was going to be like the nachos and cheese type of cheese but it seemed as if they put a few slices of cheese on top and it melted. And, yep it tastes as bad as it sounds! The cheese got cold and hardened up but it wasn't tasty to begin with anyway. So we just ripped off the cheese. You're better off ordering the regular curly fries. The food was meh but the staff was friendly and the interior design was cute. I would probably try a different diner in the area before coming back here.Note: Cash only, found parking right outside on a Sunday
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Sheila P.
Jan 11, 2021
After looking all over Brooklyn for a good food place to eat my friend searched this diner and let me just say i would give them a 10 if i could. My first time here and definitely coming back if im ever around brooklyn. My friend had a BLT with fries and she said it was exactly what she had been craving and the fries were so crunchy on the outside but soft on the inisde perfect diner fries. I had a toast and turkey bacon with over meduim eggs and i can honestly say that it was just perfectly made. Goshhh made my morning !!!! And here i was about to get MCdz thankfully we found this delicious place.
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Jenny K.
Feb 25, 2022
i love the place and their service! Very nice, friendly service.. i love all the people who works there... must try their spinach pie with greek salad! Yummmyyy
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Angela H.
May 15, 2021
First time eating at this place and I'm so glad we stopped by. Service was great and the owner serving us was very attentive and made sure we had an amazing experience. The food was good and their lemonade was delicious. We will definitely be coming back whenever we are around Brooklyn.
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Carol K.
Apr 14, 2019
My weekend go to diner, small but the Mexican waiters and the boss lady there was nice! Food was huge portion and tasty!
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Cerca T.
Sep 18, 2019
Awesome, old-school mom and pop diner where the food is actually delicious and homemade. We've had everything from breakfast (solid), chix salad and tuna melts, wraps, meatloaf sandwich etc. Everything tastes truly homemade and is dirt cheap with friendly service. They even have homemade dressings and taztziki sauce. We consistently drive from our house in Park Slope just to eat here. Hidden gem.
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Louis M.
Apr 19, 2024
Went-in, just to use the bathroom. Bought a $2.25 cup of coffee. Gus, the asshole owner, assumed it was to go. Thought it was funny, when another customer made the mistake of asking him "how's business." Naturally, even Gus realizes it's not that great (abysmal, given the location, if you ask me), attributing it to the neighborhood, which is still really busy, the city (sure, Gus), and the economy. While I agree that the economy is not, necessarily, conducive to eating-out right now, at least for most, it's more likely that it's his prices and the fact he's a complete asshole.
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