Brockport Diner

I been here many times, and breakfast is pretty decent. I haven’t try everything on the menu yet but good thing! They serve breakfast anytime throughout the day. I enjoy their home fries a lot and I usually go for the basic, eggs, bacon kind of things.
I would recommend the salad call Chicken in the Garden though, totally worth $ 10. It is a large size salad that I can’t barely finish. It come in taco shell, fresh green lecture, onion and tomatoes. Served with grilled or deep dried chicken tender. Mine come with grilled chicken that not too dry, soft in the inside, cook about right for the salad. Your choice of dressing, of course!
This salad is totally good for a low carb diet, since there are more than enough meat to filled your meal. I got so full after eating this salad that I skipped dinner.
The waitresses here are pretty nice and usually you don’t have to wait long for your food at all.

Good memories of hangover breakfasts when in college. Haven’t been in years but they were always a pretty good diner when I went.

This place is dirty! Walked in and the immediately there was a spider on the table! I killed it and the girl didn’t seem bothered by the fact and just wiped down the table and made me throw away the napkin with the spider on TOP of the dirty dishes! This is not a place I want to eat at. Me and my family left!

I love the Brockport Diner. The service is lovely, everyone is always so sweet and polite. Their prices are cheap and I always am indecisive of what to get. I really love the chicken finger pita and chicken soulvaki. Their pita bread is wonderful. This place is most busy for breakfast on the weekend! It is a cute little cozy spot in Brockport. Try it!

Classic diner food plus they serve beer. I think I am going to get breakfast for dinner next time. I got the turkey club because the picture looked good. It was not too bad overall but the fries were a little over done. Nice waitress and food came out in a flash.

I had high hopes. Inside was dirty around the edges. Blinds grimy, bathroom in need of updates, checkout counter a hot mess. The food arrived pretty quickly and hot, though not the best. Pork chops overdone, tough and dry. Baked potato okay. Porterhouse was juicy, but no flavor. Kids hot dog very greasy. Mashed potatoes were instant. meh. Desserts were not homemade, either. I expected better. Paid sixty bucks for four people and felt like it wasn’t worth it. Won’t be back.

Best dinner in Brockport area. The food is very good and reasonable priced. The service is great.

Very solid diner. Club sandwich was as expected and a good price, décor was nice, and it’s in a nice location near scenic Brockport.
Had some nice healthier side options like vegetables or cottage cheese to replace fries. Service was friendly and appropriately attentive. No complaints would frequent again for diner food if I was in the area.

Having lived, wine and dined, in countless cities around the globe, when it comes down to it, home cooked meal“issue”/diner places will always win out over haute cuisine. I may be a significant minority who is straight up «country» in my ways. Diners like this are becoming a bit more rare unless you go into the smaller towns.
I always go in for the 2 eggs (sunny side up), rye toast, home fries w fried onions for a meal.

I used to go there all the time. Food is really hit or miss. One time I ordered stuffed shells (which came with I think 4 or 5 shells,) and in the first one I was eating there was a long ass black hair baked into it. I waited for the waitress to come back for probably 20 minutes, which by that time my sig. other was already done eating so I just wanted it taken off the check. The waitress was going to do it but had to ask the owner/​manager whom began yelling in plain sight. Needless to say I was told I had to pay for it anyhow and that they buy the shells frozen so it wasn’t their fault. I’m pretty sure that doesn’t make it my fault either so why should I have to pay for it? After this experience we decided for some reason to give the place another shot. After a few visits it was clear nothing had changed. He ordered the lunch «special». An open face prime rib sandwich. The ENTIRE thing was was inedible and grisly and they fries tasted like fish. The waitress took $ 1 off the check. These people are more than happy to take your money, but you will leave very unhappy if you speak up when something is wrong with your food… VERY poor customer service, they are all about raking in the money and could care less about the customer!

Hashbrowns are amazing! Good place for hangover food, but otherwise the food is sub-​par.

Cheap and relatively good diner.
This place makes a good alternative when you’re just plain sick of the dining hall. Once a great professor I had invited a bunch of us to breakfast here, and we had a wonderful time over waffles and French literature.
They don’t have turkey burgers, but they do have good breakfast sandwiches with hash browns.
There is a parking lot right next door, but on the street parking is also not very hard to find. Never had to wait for a table either.
They’re a diner in a college town and they know it… so the service can be snooty and slow. It’s a sometimes uncomfortable mix of locals and college students. Good place to take your parents when they come to visit you.

The diner is a stape to the village of Brockport. Although they are no longer 24 hours on the weekends, they still have an excellent breakfast on Sunday mornings, which are essential for college students and church goers alike. Trust me it’s a unique crowd in the diner on Sunday mornings but that’s just part of the appeal. Fairly inexpensive, I rarely pay more than $ 15 (including tax and tip) when I go here.
If you’re in Brockport, I highly recommend the Brockport Diner.

It will do. It’s okay because it’s the only diner really around. The diner actually serves beer I’m pretty sure, which is suprising. The Brockport Diner is by far not the best diner I’ve been to– but again it will do the trick if you’re looking for two eggs toast and coffee.

I’ve been eating at some great places in Boston for 3 years, so I doubt I could even stomach this place anymore. Gross and dirty. Service is terrible at times. Only good if your completely hammered. They’re a bit better during breakfast when more mature people are working, but the food is still greasy and sub-​par… rather go to Tim Horton’s!

I had lunch there with a friend on a weekday in ¹⁰⁄₀₅. There wasn’t much atmosphere, but no matter. They serve dinner items all day, so I took advantage of that and ordered the fresh roast turkey entrée. It came with a potato & a small salad and everything was very tasty, plus also very filling. A good deal (at that time) for $ 7.25 (plus tax & tip) and the service was very pleasant.

Ahh… the diner. It brings back memories of my college days when we’d pack in there after the bars closed and munch down some French fries with gravy. Today, as a «responsible» adult, I go there for breakfast when I come back to Brockport for a visit. They have a great (and cheap!) breakfast menu. The Eggs Benedict is delicious (and did I mention cheap?). Service can be hit or miss, but hey – what do you expect?

This place is still open. We get there a couple of times a year.