Milford Diner

Reviews

• Unicel F.

  star star star star star 12 June 2026

  This place is truly a gem where the locals and far-by neighbors come for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. I came here after a long day of water tubing with 6 other people. The staff was quick, accommodating, and very friendly. You can tell that they all really enjoy working for this establishment!
  
  As for food, it's pretty much what you expect of diner food. Quick, affordable, and delicious, with plenty of options to choose from!
  
  I got the chocolate chip banana pancakes with walnuts (at 6pm)! Very good.
  
  TLDR; If you're by the area and want a quick and friendly bite, come here!

• Larry D.

  star star star star star_border 6 June 2026

  Quaint diner with extremely pleasant staff. Stopped over on road trip, 28$ for 2 meals, very filling.

• Sherwin C.

  star star star star star_border 5 June 2026

  Very standard diner food, not bad if you're visiting the area-- but nothing special to talk about. Prices are reasonable, parking is relatively easy, staff is friendly, and service is quick.
  
  The food is presented simply, in large portions -- with a cooking style similar to what you'd get with good home cooking. The execution of each dish varies a bit, with some preparations being more memorable than others. For example, the french onion soup has a nice rich flavor, with tons of cheese. The NYC wrap has a well balanced mix of Pastrami,
  Corned Beef, Dijon Mustard, and Sauerkraut with a nice mix of textures and aroma. The banana pancakes have a good amount of walnuts and chocolate chip in them, providing a nice mix of flavors and textures with the fluffy pancakes. The fries have a nice crispness to them a good flavor. The house salad has a nice variety of greens, with peppers, cherry tomatoes, and cucumber -- which was all relatively fresh. The corned beef hash and cheese omelette looks a bit messy, but had a pleasant flavor -- with nicely grilled hash browns.
  
  On the other hand, some items were fairly plain and bland -- like the broiled trio with scallops, shrimp, and fish. This dish was a bit dry and did not make the best use of the seafood. The turkey club is huge, but I found the sandwich to be a bit dry overall and the preparation was a bit sloppy, making it difficult to eat. The grilled chicken sandwich similarly had meat that was a bit dry and could've used an extra element to tie the flavors together better.
  
  Overall, I like the large menu and prices. The restaurant itself is reasonably spacious with a nice bathroom as well -- but the food flavors and textures are nothing memorable. Bumped up a star though, since this is one of the more reasonably priced restaurants in the area and a good quick way to get full before your adventure in the Poconos.

• Brandon S.

  star star star star_border star_border 27 May 2026

  Food is decent although very different from normal breakfast places.  Waiters occasionally give you lip and service is slow.  Although their menu serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, their breakfast menu is very small and they only offer 2 types of bagels unlike every other breakfast spot i've ever been to.  You end up waiting a while for your food and seating is often a mess.  Prices are relatively high which is strange based on the low land value of the area.  2 of 5 stars and would not recommend.  Similar place down the street as well.  P.S.- bring a jacket the place is freezing.

• Melissa N.

  star star star star star_border 25 May 2026

  This little diner gives you a warm, reminiscent feel.  It's small town charm at its finest.  They keep the diner very clean and the food is pretty good.  Some is frozen - pre-made stuff and some is fresh.  They have an enormous menu, too big in my opinion, but it works out for them.  I stick with typical diner fair and haven't been disappointed often.  You see the same faces everytime you go and they make you feel very welcomed.