Niles Grill & Diner

Currently closed last couple of weeks. So cannot give stars without being able to visit. Don't know why the doors have been closed ! So not having an opportunity to visit this location

I didn't even reach the front door before I had a smile. When you walk inside it just screams 1950s memorabilia and coca-cola. It is a fun place to take family. Even the sparkle booths. Unfortunately, the food is also 1950s style. The omelette is definitely diner style folded omelette, and the ham is straight off the bone and the cheese. The hash browns tasted of... potato. No seasoning, hash browns were just slide potatoes. I really hoped for a good seasoned hash brown. The service was top notch. Drink always filled. Food came as soon as it was ready. The price is excellent though. Definitely worth trying out. Fun little trip to the past.

First time here and it will become a regular for us because the food was good and great prices and our waitress was so sweet. It's an old atmosphere and old furniture BUT I felt very comfortable there. Also a lot of singles go there and it was obvious by their greetings they are regulars

This place is not very aesthetically pleasing just driving by. But I always wanted to go, because I live in Niles and it's called Niles Grill. So I finally made it out to breakfast with a few friends(Luke Duke and O-Rod) on their recommendation, and it did not disappoint. This place gives great vibes when you walk in. Literally, everyone you encounter says good morning to you. Everyone is so nice.Now, onto the food. I ordered steak and eggs. I like to keep it simple. The steak was cooked perfectly, and the eggs, which I ordered over-easy, were also great. They were cooked so well that they almost looked fake. Oh, and for an added bonus, the toast comes buttered. Also, my coffee never got cold because they were constantly topping it off.My one friend I came with, I don't recall what he ordered because he was done with his meal before I was halfway done with my meal. I'm assuming that means he thoroughly enjoyed it. This could be the best breakfast spot in Niles.

Perfect!!!! Great family joint! Growing up in Niles, but while being away for almost 25 years, my Dad still lives down the street. This location used to be the old Ihop. Great place to take my dad when I come into town and get him some home cooking. He loves coming here. The service is out of this world, the prices are cheap and the food is just like home!

I will say that the food was good. The serving of fries is generous. The server was friendly but took a bit longer as she was working alone. I did like the decor and setup. The reason I'm giving them two stars is for the food. I took three stars off for the smoking, most likely in the restrooms. I can't stand to eat my food with smoke in the space, including in my two-year-old's face. When we brought it up at check-out, we were told they'd had that problem. HOWEVER, from what we witnessed, it was an employee or someone who went from the restroom to the kitchen/back area.

The food was great, the service was wonderful. The place is set up like an old time diner, with a jukebox. The owner was there cooking and he was very nice. The price were almost pre pandemic which you don't see anywhere anymore. We will be back.

Love this place... such nice owners... Husband is cook, waitress is his wife... give it a try and you will not be disappointed. Always friendly, warm, great food at good prices. I feel like there is no reason to go anywhere else. Bon Appetit.

I wish there were more classic diners like this. Breakfast was fast and tasty, the service very friendly. We will definitely be back.

We were looking for a quick bite to eat and stopped in here. When I first sat down and taking in the ambience I started to think I made a mistake. I felt like I time traveled back into the late 1970's or early 80's - no kidding. Wait staff was very attentive and the food was excellent. No regrets actually very pleased. Will return.