Dominic's Diner

I had been trying to eat at Dominic's Diner for a couple of months, but I did not find a parking spot in front of the restaurant until today. Once inside the restaurant, I asked an employee about their parking, and she replied that customers may park also on the street or even across the street at the Subway restaurant (which is temporarily closed and used to open later in the day). Dominic's Diner serves breakfast and lunch on most days of the week. Be sure to look up their current hours before you drive there. Examples of their foods are eggs, bacon, ham, pancakes, French toast, omelettes, oatmeal, sandwiches, burgers, salads, and onion rings. Please see my attached photos for the full menus in October 2023. As soon as my husband and I entered the restaurant, we saw a sign that said to wait to be seated, but an employee soon told us that we could choose our table. We sat at a four-seat table near the window. After a few minutes, our waitress introduced herself and gave us menus. Throughout the service, she smiled and made courteous conversation. She promptly took our orders and brought out our beverages and foods. My husband felt impressed that this restaurant offers both Coke and Pepsi products.Here are my reviews for our foods:French toast with bacon - $13.25 - 4.5 stars - I received three slices of French toast, which were fresh and wonderfully sweet, and three slices of bacon, which were meaty, crispy, and satisfyingly salty.Cheese omelette with ham - $12.25 + $3 - 4 stars - My husband said that this omelette was a very large size and that the taste was good. On the side were home fries, which were cubes of potato that tasted very good, and toast, which was toasted well. We paid for our meal up front. The cashier used a swivel touch-pad for a cash register. As we were leaving, another employee thanked us and said goodbye.

What a wonderful find this was. We were in town from out of state and so we had no idea where to go for a good breakfast and we saw Dominic's on Yelp. The staff were so accommodating, pushing tables together for our large group, serving with care and good humor, and the food was delicious. The French toast and homemade sausage patties were particular favorites. Unfortunately we had all come to Pittsburgh for a funeral and the kindness of the staff really lifted our spirits. This family-run diner is truly special and worth your time!

The food is so good. I love that for their sausage it's literally a big piece of ground meat that they fry instead of little links or patties. It has a mom-and-pop vibe.

Best breakfast spot in Pittsburgh. Parking: very limited parking but we were there on a Sunday morning and were able to find a spot. Dining area: The restaurant is pretty small but again we were lucky to find an open table. Shortly after we arrived there were a few parties that had to wait for seating. Food: This was not only the best breakfast that I had in Pittsburgh but in most other places too. I had the pancakes with scrambled eggs and sausage. They make their sausage in house and I went with the spicy sausage though there were different options. I also had pepper jack cheese in the eggs. The pancakes were also quite large and were some of the best I have had in any restaurant. The coffee was also very good and the waitress also provided a to go cup for it as well. Service: The service was excellent. Very friendly and attentive staff. The owners were also there and interacting with the patrons. The next time I am in Pittsburgh this is where I will be eating breakfast.

I'm not sure how this place got voted best diner, but it definitely wasn't on the meal that I had. I ordered the special, which was written on a white board - bacon, egg, and cheese croissant with potatoes. The croissant was pretty large in comparison to the filling, which was a single egg, single slice of cheese, and tiny piece of Canadian bacon (not the regular bacon I expected from the description). It was served with some mushy and very oxidized potatoes and a little watermelon slice. The sandwich tasted ok, but it was all bread. The service was good. Not a lot to it. You have to stand at the counter to pay. Parking is scant. I drove past this twice and then ended up parking across the street.

Looking for a hometown, down-to-earth diner? Search no more. Established in 2021, this small, law enforcement/military-friendly restaurant serves breakfast and lunch (closed Monday/Tuesday). The breakfast menu is not very big and prices are a bit higher than what you'd expect for diner grub, but rest assured you're likely to get two meals out of whatever you order. I went with the veggie omelette, which was served with home fries, and I could only eat half of it. The omelette was essentially a plain egg omelette stuffed with veggies, which is different. I'm used to having diced veggies mixed into the eggs, but Dominic's does it differently and that's okay. My partner got the "Big Mike" breakfast sandwich and it was, as expected, big. We took half of it home. Overall, we had a good experience at Dominic's. Friendly staff and good food. Just note that there's limited parking out front.

This is a great breakfast brunch or lunch spot.Bright little dinerWith classic breakfast offerings Eggs ,French toast ,pancakes The French toast was so tasty big thick slices I saw pancakes at a neighbors plate they were hugeI visited during fish fry season which is clearly a serious time here in these parts My fish was huge delicately fried not greasy it's was so good I had fries. They also have the option Mac n cheese or coleslaw Menu has lunch offerings such as a jumbo which is also known as bologna They have bottled drinks Service was nice and friendlyParking easy peasy in their lot You can sit relax and enjoy your hearty breakfast or lunch there is seating for about 22It's not cheap about 20 but it's big portions and they take plastic

Saw this diner on KDA Pittsburgh Today Live - looked great, menu looked good. Headed out for breakfast this am and thought we would give it a try. First impressions - extremely busy and very limited parking - good sign in being busy, major hassle to park - we ended up across Babcock blvd about a block away. Got in, got seated, and got our drink order in and the coffees and water came out right away. This is a small place - about 7 or 8 tables and the inside is maxed with that those tables. Good coffee in nice big mugs - so far so goodUnfortunately we finished our coffees and waited a little over 20 minutes without a waitress even coming close to asking if we needed more coffee and forget about taking our order. No good excuse for this as there were 2 waitresses and a hostess and two tables who came in after we were seated both had ordered food by the time we left. After a few attempts to get someone's attention we gave up on waiting any longer. When we were at the front counter to pay for the coffees the woman behind the counter apologized and told us the coffee was on the house. So - Maybe we try again when they aren't so busy so we can provide a review of the food as it looked good from afar.

I was in the area and decided to give a new place a shot.Dominic's is a small but cozy place.The decor is nice and has a good vibe.The waitress was very friendly and helpful.I had 2 eggs over easy and bacon and home fries.everything was cooked excellent and tasted great.The pricing was fine.I would definitely go again as everything was great.

One word,,,Awesome!!!!!Well it won't let me post such a short review. Totally enjoyed our visit, food was great which was easy to tell because there wasn't an empty seat in the entire restaurant. Loved our server and the decor.