Washington Street Diner

Great breakfast and coffee! Can get crowded on a Sunday morning but the line moves quick. The omelets are big and amazing!

Great place to get some breakfast on a Sunday morning. Nothing fancy, just standard breakfast fare inside a small establishment. I had half of a Belgian waffle with eggs and bacon along with a coffee and an orange juice. Service is great and the food is as well. Definitely a good go to spot that is nice and close to home.

Delicious, my only complaint is I don’t live close enough to go here more often!!! Can’t wait to come back.

Best corned beef hash in Ohio! Be sure to get it with a couple of poached eggs. Friendly and courteous waitstaff and food is consistently delicious. Philadelphia steak sandwich «wit» is as good as anything you will find in Philly. Havent had a bad meal yet and i eat there 5 days a week and have for several years. Dan is the owner and is a great personality! And dont miss the soups! All are good but both the Tomato and Cream of Mushroom are amazing!

I have only ever ordered breakfast here so i can’t speak to the rest of their menu. However, if I’m going out for breakfast this is where I always end up. Food is quick and the service is spot on. Great French toast, you have to ask for real maple syrup, but they do have it. If I’m not getting french toast I usually get something with home fries. never both at the same time cuz that would be too much food.

Sure, diner food can only get so good. But this diner sure does make up for the average food with their portion sizes, prices, and servers. Very prompt, tasty enough, friendly service. Can’t complain, it’s a good local diner to grab lunch at! Don’t expect to have good cell reception though… Absolute dead zone.

The usual breakfast offerings… what sets this place apart for me is the staff. Friendly, happy, prompt and competent. If you need to order breakfast for your office or a group, call ahead for their bacon, egg and cheese english muffins — they’re awesome.

The Washington Street Diner was among those listed in Cleveland Magazine’s «Diners of Cleveland» edition from late 2010. We have been trying to make the rounds of the restaurants in that article, and one Sunday in February, we made it there.
I suppose if you live in the neighborhood, there’s no reason not to go there. They did standard breakfast fare at a very reasonable price, but there’s also nothing great about it; I believe we got out of there for about $ 20 including a 15% tip. I’m not giving it two stars because it’s horrible food, but like Unilocal says, «Meh, I’ve had better.»
The interior is rather stark, with almost no wall décor or art. The service was relatively slow, and it seemed like they might have been understaffed.
I got the corned beef hash, which they said was made on site. It was perfectly fine, but nothing out of the ordinary. My partner had the French toast, and that was rather disappointing. Firstly it looked like it might have come out of an industrial sized case of pre-​frozen French toast … it appeared tobe a perfectly sliced piece of extra thick Wonder Bread that was just too perfectly, cleanly battered. And it came to the table barely warm; the butter on the table wouldn’t even melt on it.
Another complaint of mine is that there was no real cream on the table. They had little pre-​packaged blister-​packs of something like Coffee Mate or some other non-​dairy creamer. I did find out that they have real cream available in the back if you ask for it, so remember that.
I want to say more, but the restaurant was so plain and the food was so minimally impressive, that it’s only been a few days since that meal, and I can barely remember anything more than a vague sense of disappointment.

The Washington Street Diner is my staple breakfast place. It is clean, the staff is really friendly and the menu and pricing is exactly what it should be for a diner.
My favorite items are the omelettes and the breakfast wraps. When I am not watching what I eat, the potato pancakes are amazing. If you like spice even in the morning, they have the New Orleans omelette and the Cajun wrap that features a spicy Cajun sausage that I love.
If it is lunch time, my favorite is the American Wrap.
The only slight negative to the place is the speed of service which is a bit inconsistent. Most times I have no problems getting in and out in a reasonable amount of time, but once in a while the food will come out a bit slowly.
Even still, the food and the employees are so good that an occasionally slow meal is no big deal. I would send anybody to this place.