Overall a very pleasant experience. The diner atmosphere was very charming & our waitress was very polite and attentive. Love the blue and white design of the place. Prices are a bit high for breakfast, but decent for the area. Chocolate milk was amazing! And the coffee was great. Only disappointed
On my first trip to Boston, I wanted to go to a real diner. We arrived when they weren't busy at all. Came right in, sat right down, and the service was great.
The food was excellent ( I MAY have missed the "double" on my cheeseburger order but I regret nothing), and a generous portion.
For our breakfast before heading to Portland, Maine, we went to @southstreetdiner. It's close to the bus station. It was packed inside and thankfully they had seating outside for us.
Dad had Lemonade and shared The Diner's Special with hubby. It included pancakes, eggs, ham, and home fries. I was t
Stopped at the South Street Diner due to having seen it on the Today Show a few weeks ago for thie Boston Cream pancakes...it was a party of 9 of us. One of the bunch of us ended up ordering the BC pancakes...they were quite a treat and very dessert like, and oh so good!! I ordered the Monte Cristo
Great retro vibe. I had a greek chicken wrap. Everything was good except the pickle which was not salty. The waitress was honest in her recommendations. They had an excellent vegan menu for my vegan friend.
Cute corner diner for a quick tasty bite . Everything was well seasoned and the fries are delicious! Nice server ! Good pricing on menu items that won’t break you travel budget . Worth a try .
Firstly the service was so nice ; especially our waiter for the ten mins waiting for the food . So the burger was okay French fries were good .but the pickle was the best I had in a long time . Also the lemonade was the best I ever tasted in years considering I drink it everywhere . Would recommend
American style breakfast with very nice varieties.
I have chosen the diner special which was too big and tasty. Their lobster white is very unique and worth trying.
Nice little 24 hour dinner serving all day breakfast. Staff were pretty chill, food came out quick and was pretty good. Can't go wrong with their 🥞. Oh ya, ther sell beer and wine too surprisingly, so if you're there before 1 am and want to have a night cap have at it man.
This place is the REAL DEAL. I got the meat lover’s rojas chilaquiles. This is very tough to beat; most chilaquiles you get at restaurants are inferior!
The head cook was great; I made sure to tell him how phenomenal his chilaquiles were.
Our server was great and the French toast was also awesome.
South Street Diner, Is a small (5 booth if I counted correctly) diner, VERY close quarters. It’s a classic time capsule, the food was very standard wasn’t necessarily extraordinary,.
I order an omelet and home fries, the omelette was smaller in portion and the home fries were many but on the dry and
The waitstaff was SO kind and friendly . The food was normal, good diner food, nothing crazy. I was hungry and left satisfied with my meal. Leanne (I can not remember her name for the life of me) was so kind and went above and beyond to help us feel comfortable
As a tourist this Diner was fantastic, highly recommended. The Boston cream pancakes were amazing, service was great! I would definitely visit again a short walk from the station and close to the Boston tea party boat!
A true diner experience. I had the Greek omelet which was very interesting and had good flavor. Definitely recommend the cinnamon roll which was huge. They slice it on half and grill it.
If you want to have a nostalgic experience in Diner car eatery, this is your destination. The food is cooked to order, Michelle of S. Boston is a sweetheart of a server, & the whole 'tiny Pullman car' experience is an era gone by. I'm so glad that they're still in operation after all these decades l
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