Farmington Diner

Great Food, price and service in a vintage setting. Quick decision to stop here for breakfast as we were driving through New Hampshire off the freeways. Great decision! Really enjoyed the food, topped by a good price and excellent service.

This Diner is so cool, as it has the original Farmington streamliner Diner attached at the front of the building. We got there around 5:00 on a Friday night. We were quickly seated and our beverages were brought to us right away. My dining companion got the crab stuffed baked haddock special and I got the lite size turkey dinner, which was larger than I anticipated. The turkey was a deli turkey, but honestly, I'm okay with that. The stuffing, mashed potatoes, and gravy were all good. The cole slaw was better than average and the flavor reminded me of a famous beloved Colonel's recipe. Service was very speedy as well as very friendly. Food was good. Lemon meringue pie for dessert was a double serving, very lemony, if a bit on the radioactive yellow color spectrum. All in all, a decent Diner experience and I would not be averse to going back for a second try.

Limited food choices for a diner. I had the fried shrimp appetizer and my wife had the BLT. The shrimp were small but tasted ok. My wife BLT was equally ok. The fries were better. The service was good and the atmosphere fine.

Great old school diner vibes. Order the prime rib and thank me later, Tasted like home cooking. Staff was down Earth/ good people. Will come back for breakfast

We ordered three appetizers. Calamari & onion straws which was excellent. I ordered poutine which came with some gravy but no cheese curds at all! Therefore it should not be called poutine. The service was okay (she came by once to check on us). The server spoke SO loud you could hear her from the next room!! She needs an inside voice as it was painful to the ears when next to her.

Had their breakfast, pretty simple menue, and food was good, but very basic and plain which isn't a bad thing! You get exactly what your order. I do wish breakfast came with a better selection of options and combos.

Aways delicious food. This was one of my mother's favorite places. You won't be disappointed if you stop by. They've also added a little history to the establishment, and the owner is amazing with a heart of gold. She puts her all into making sure people have a wonderful place to dine. Go check them out and leave a review.

Typical diner experience, the service was a bit slow but to the diner's credit, they did warn us as we were being seated that they were running behind. That said, we did get our coffees fairly promptly. The food did take a while to come out but once we got it, it was very good. I got the lobster Benedict. All of it was cooked perfectly. The hollandaise was a tad on the broken side but didn't detract one bit from the meal- the taste was still spot on. The home fries were a bit mushier than I was expecting but they still tasted great. The only minor complaint we have is that the "hash browns" my wife ordered came in the form of a patty (like the hash browns you'd get from McDonald's.) Other than that, it was a fine experience.

Wait was alittle long for food ! The Lobsta bisque was top Notch loaded with plenty of Lobsta ! We had the seafood platter which was good but frozen taste like out of bag stuff Wait staff was friendly place was clean . Was recently had breakfast definitely not worth the 50 bucks ! The corn beef hash wasn't worth the 7 bucks for ham and potato made to look like corn beef hash. Didn't get any pics of Breakfast.

Some of the food was alright, but the mac and cheese tasted kinda watered down, and the kiddo's alfredo tasted like someone dumped hand sanitizer in it. Highly suggest if your kids won't eat the food to try it.... it might actually be the food. We were still charged for the sanitizer pasta even though it was unedible.