Galaxie Diner

Sons favourite local breakfast diner along with
For Thornhill Woodbridge peeps
Diner set up
Diner food
Retro 50s like usual franchises
But very reliable, good and price fair

The food is amazing i had omelette with ham and bf had steak and eggs the way they cook the steak is delicious. I highly recommend the place its retro and food is really good.

My Nephew LOVES THIS PLACE! you feel the quality of the food. I am always happy with my food when i come her!

Went for Mother’s Day breakfast knowing and expecting the wait, especially for a party of 13. They don’t take reservations and said first come first serve. Waited for over 40 min in a line up and there was one party to be seated in front of us. Suddenly they start asking for parties of 2 or 4 to be seated. Ridiculous! They were giving seats to smaller parties when they could have easily pushed the smaller seats together to accommodate the large parties that were waiting. Had to tell them how to arrange the seating to accommodate the larger parties. Really??? I don’t even work there and I know their job better than they do. After all is said and done the food is less than average and certainly not worth the aggravation. Go somewhere else.

I’ll start by saying that I like diners. This is a typical diner concept: 50’s advertisements, checkered floors, but also flat panel Midday service was a bit curt, no smiles or anything just down to business. Coffee was very watered down (maybe that was the style in the 50’s). My test of any diner is breakfast, in this case bacon and eggs, which was exactly as you’d expect. Food was cooked perfectly. This is a place where «food is fuel». The entire place is due for a good cleaning (scrub those checkered tile floors, please!), it would differentiate you from the multitude of other diners in the area.

Hands down best eggs benedict on the continent. I’ve had eggs benedict everywhere from diners to high end restaurants but nothing compares to the one here. 3 perfectly poached eggs in peameal bacon (not Canadian bacon). Awesome crispy home fries. 5 stars each and every time.

You should go to this place if you’re looking for a reasonably priced, filling, fast and greasy breakfast/​dinner. The 50’s theme is cool, but everything looks run down and dirty which really turned me off. The floors, splatters on the walls, even the table. My friend and I were the only customers in the store minus a larger woman sitting by the window reading a newspaper/​sipping coffee?/doing paperwork. Our food was good though, you can’t really mess up with eggs/​bacon/​sausage/​hash. The pancakes were a bit too soft but good nonetheless. And when we asked for a takeout box, the waitress told us it’ll be another 25 cents… seriously? I usually don’t carry change or cash, and had already paid with credit. so I had to run to the car but then she said it’s fine, next time. Lol.
I would go again, but preferably Cora’s because I feel like the atmosphere is a lot better and cleaner.

Came here tonight for some burgers and milkshakes an we weren’t disapponted. I was in the mood for a salad and soup but the soup wasn’t that appetizing to me. I did add a salad to my burger and I think it was a bad choice. The Greek salad was very over dressed and was made with iceberg lettuce instead of romaine. Can’t really complained it’s a diner. You can count on this diner for all day breakfast, burgers, fries, and milkshakes!

This place has a good breakfast combo for the money, like best bang for ur buck but seriously could not help but want to run out of there asap… I didnt even want to drink out of the giant plastic cup they gave me with water… U know, hands and finger prints… Its sort of supposed to have this fifties vibe to the place but everything just looks old and tarnished, dirty and grimey.

This place was really no different than any other breakfast place, the only advantage is that it’s a dinner. I live dinners! And this place has that 50s feel all over it. From the pictures on the walls to the coin operated juke box in the corner.
By the way this place is open on Sunday even though it says on Unilocal that it is not.
The breakfast was great, even though I think it is very difficult to get breakfast wrong, it’s a simple meal to cook. The food came to our table in a timely manner, plus our server was friendly. This is the second time I am back here and I am sure it will not be the last.

Awesome awesome breakfast! Loved it! The potatoes are the best in the city. Very nice staff. Really cute place.

A 3-​egg Eggs Benedict with homemade Hollandaise for $ 9? I’m in.
I stopped in on my way to a meeting. The ’50’s motif was pretty authentic, if only the waitress had worn a period costume.
The eggs were cooked to a perfect state, with the yolk still oozy and the whites fully cooked. Two things I noticed: 1) the 3 eggs were poached in little bowls, so they did not have the «free-​form» look of pot poached eggs, and 2) the Hollandaise must have been homemade, because it was broken.
I’m OK with the eggs, providing they are cooked to the right state. The Hollandaise, however, had separated (broken) into butter and cooked egg yolk particles, and was a bit heavy on the lemon juice.
Usually a restaurant will serve you two eggs for $ 12 or more, so regardless, this is a good deal. I will certainly go back, looking for the cook to redeem himself with a creamy Hollandaise. If that fails I’ll still go back for eggs over easy.
Of course, there is the entire rest of the menu to explore…

The 50’s theme is pretty cool with all the old ads for products in a style you just don’t see crafted these days.
The service was absolutely phenomenal, quick, friendly. It was pretty quiet, like one other table while we were there. The waitress actually offered to hold our baby while we ate, we didn’t take her up on it, but we were surprised that she had offered.
The food was abundant for sure, I had the quesadillas and it was full of flavour of fresh veggies, and nice and hot on the table. For desert I tried the coconut cream pie, it was awesome, thick, and once again plentiful. The was definitely a satisfied belly.

I’ve eaten at the Galaxie approx. 10 times in the past 2 years… so the food must be decent or I wouldn’t go back.
Through no fault of their own, the place is always packed. The wait for seating can be a bit long and the front door is not designed for patron to stand in line while waiting for a table.
Due, in part, to how busy they are, the tables are packed quite close together in attempts to get as many people in as possible. I really do not understand how the waitstaff can manœuvre through the maze of seating without spilling or dropping anything… but they do. Don’t be surprised to have to move for them to let them through… especially if you’re at a table.
Reviewing the menu might bring a bit of sticker shock… some of the bkfst combos seem a tad high ($ 7.99-$ 10.99) but the quantity of the food you get actually makes it good value for the price. We’ve tried almost all their bkfst fares… waffles, pancakes, combos, club sandwich, etc and haven’t been disappointed with any of them. Service is great… friendly, efficient and portion size good.
This was my go to place for bkfst however with all the options that have now opened up I visit less frequently… mostly due to the crowds and location (Highway 7… which can get very busy)

Huge proportions for its price!
‘50s theme, it’s cute and welcoming. Food is always hot and fresh for you! However there is this particular server… She is kind of unpleasant to her guest. She greets guest but when asking her questions, she becomes sarcastic and mean.
Other than her… It’s a great breakfast/​brunch/​lunch diner :)
Enjoy!

Great breakfast in a casual restaurant set in the ‘50s. As you walk in you are transported back in time to the era of poodle skirts, Marlyn Monroe and Elvis.
You might have to wait a bit during peak hours but you will be seated, there is no seat yourself done here.
Mon-​Fri before 11am gets you the Breakfast Special for $ 3.99 It includes: 3 eggs, bacon or sausage, homefries and toast (white, brown or rye)
I have also eaten Chicken fingers and fries as well as their burger and their BLT Wrap. Although the lunch menu is good, I love their all day breakfast.
I have gone to many breakfast places and I always come back here, it just doesn’t compare with the quality and quantity you get. Just think for $ 3 you get a breakfast sandwhich assembled at a drive-​thru, for a dollar more you could have a full breakfast, served hot and fresh!