Richard Squailia

Great local diner with counter service and Chris's coffee which is the best around.

Joyce Easton

Lunch specials today, April 1st. Waitress quickly took our orders & delivered in 10 minutes. Diner was super busy. Wish Tiny Diner was closer to us. The best home cooked all around!

Gracie Elmendorf

Tonight I had the pleasure of dining at The Tiny Dinner, and I can confidently say it was an unforgettable experience. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with a warm and welcoming atmosphere that set the tone for the entire evening. The ambiance is cozy with tasteful decor that creates a perfect setting for any occasion. It’s a very home like feeling that makes you feel comfortable and always welcomed. The service was impeccable — the staff was friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable about the menu, offering excellent recommendations. Our server, Jen , went above and beyond to ensure we had everything we needed without being overbearing,I’ve had her multiple times and she always leaves an amazing impression, as do all the other waitresses. Not only are the waitresses amazing, so are the Chefs. Never have i been to a restaurant where the chefs are just as welcoming as the waitresses, every single time i walk in they always send a big smile my way and an amazing greeting. They always treat my grandmother so well also, Once in a while they are so kind and even comp one of her meals. They Genuinely love and appreciate every single one of their customers/ regulars. They treat everyone with respect and welcome every customer. Now, let's talk about the food. The menu offers a wide variety of options, and every dish we ordered was nothing short of extraordinary. The Guacamole Burger was perfectly cooked, with bold flavors that complemented each other beautifully. Every bite felt like a little piece of heaven.The side of fries were absolutely huge and a very good side of coleslaw also.Another thing that felt like heaven, The prices. There’s no where’s else you can go anymore and get a $11 Burger!! Overall, I highly recommend The Tiny Dinner to anyone looking for a top-tier dining experience. Whether it's for a special celebration or just a night out, this place is sure to impress. I can't wait to return! Thank you Tiny Dinner for always making me feel like a valued customer.

Matthew Hudson

What a great little spot. Yesterday was our second time at Tiny Diner 3 adults, 3 kids. the service was great, the food came out quick and everything was delicious. We love that it’s on our way home from zoom flume. We will definitely be back.

UTC7513 UTR7513

I recently stumbled upon the Tiny Diner and was blown away by my experience there. The service was exceptional, with the staff being attentive and friendly, making me feel welcomed and valued as a customer. As for the food, I have to say, it was some of the best I've had in a long time. Every dish I tried was delicious and cooked to perfection, arriving at my table hot and fresh. The extensive menu had something for everyone, with plenty of options for vegetarians and meat lovers alike. Despite the high quality of the food and service, the prices were surprisingly modest, making it an excellent value for the quality of the experience. Overall, the Tiny Diner exceeded my expectations and I can't recommend it enough. Whether you're looking for a quick bite or a leisurely meal, this fabulous little diner is definitely worth a visit. Thanks 😊

Wayne Sickler

A tiny place with BIG taste and Hospitality, Excellent food!!, generous portions! We will definitely be returning soon!!

Nancy O'Neill

Food is very good. It's also clean and a pleasant atmosphere. Prices are fair. Our waitress was very nice. We will be back

LJ James

Great Little Restaurant! It is what America is all about! The Owner/Chef Orlando is very Cool! Love this Place.

Jennifer Conrad Seekamp

Went for the first time with my ladies’ league golf gals. Got my standard diner BLT on rye. Bacon was nice and crisp (and generous) and the Cole slaw was DELICIOUS (I’m a coleslaw connoisseur- yes I am). Service was impressive considering the place ( though tiny) was packed and there was only one very talented waitress on duty. Excellent value for your money. My only “meh” was the fries which are bland, old steak fries. No amount of ketchup is making those delicious for me. Next time I’ll just ask for double slaw. 🥬

Stephanie Whelpley

I highly recommend stopping in and trying. I got the sunrise burger a burger with and egg and bacon on it. A cute little hometown family diner. Service was great, very kind, and very attentive. Prices were reasonable considering prices nowadays. Fries could have been cooked a little longer. They do now have allergy friendly food. For example, I can't have gluten, so I asked for lettuce as the buns. They were very happy to work with me. The bathroom is nice and needs a little dusting, but it is nice and cozy to do your business. Not much parking. You can dine in or take out

Raylee Fryer

Amazing food and place but NEVER seem to answer any phone calls for take out orders no matter how many times you call or the time you wait.

SMHHEPPBULLZ LLC

Give it a 2 bc the people were nice. Food isn't the best. And not worth the prices. Hate leaving bad reviews, but I have to be honest.

Authentically Alyson

3-Star Review for Tiny Diner – Greenville, NY “Small Town Charm with a Side of Tomato Soup (That Thought It Was Marinara)” Nestled in the quiet charm of Greenville, NY, the Tiny Diner feels like you’ve stepped into someone’s home—if that someone had a thing for cute country décor and a deep fryer. I stopped by for a to-go order and was greeted by a friendly, curious waitress who was so personable, I almost invited her to Thanksgiving. The mozzarella sticks were golden, crispy, and solid on their own—but the marinara sauce? Let’s just say it was less “Sunday gravy” and more “watery tomato soup having an identity crisis.” No salt, no texture, no depth—if this sauce were a person, it would need a pep talk and a pinch of oregano. The cheesesteak was the hero of the night. A generous portion, flavorful and satisfying, paired with classic diner fries and a surprisingly decent coleslaw. It was the dish that whispered, “Hey, I’ve got you,” after that sauce debacle. Now, the cheeseburger—I asked for medium, got well-done. Dry and missing any trace of seasoning. It had a single slice of cheese that looked like it was rationed for war times. On the bright side, the lettuce and tomato were fresh, and it came with the same solid fries and coleslaw. But overall? It felt more “sad school lunch” than “small-town comfort.” So why three stars? Because the place is adorable, the staff is lovely, and the cheesesteak gives it a fighting chance. But unless they upgrade that marinara from “tomato tea” to something worthy of dipping, Would I go back? Maybe. But I’m bringing my own marinara, just in case. ***************UPDATE********************** Tiny Diner, Major Disappointment — Zero Stars If I Could This was my return visit to The Tiny Diner, hoping to give them a second chance. Well… there will not be a third. In fact, I’m officially changing my original 3-star review to a generous 1 star—only because Google won’t allow a zero or a negative rating. From the moment I walked in, it was clear I wasn’t exactly welcomed. Unlike my last visit, this time I got the vibe that I was interrupting the staff just by existing. When I asked questions about menu items (as one does when trying to avoid food allergies), I was met with eye rolls and irritation. Newsflash: customers asking about ingredients isn’t a personal attack—it’s literally how dining out works. Let’s start with the food: Cheesesteak: Where do I begin? One half of the sandwich had beef, the other half had cheese—like a sad breakup happening between two hoagie halves. The meat was overcooked, flavorless, and the whole sandwich looked like it lost a bar fight. French Fries (requested extra hot and crispy): What I got was a soggy, limp potato pile that clearly gave up on life before it reached my plate. Chicken Souvlaki: Where was the chicken? I needed a microscope to find the meat, and once I did, I regretted it. Dry, overcooked scraps masquerading as protein. The fries were a repeat performance—another soggy mess. Greek Salad: What makes a salad Greek? Apparently not much here. What I received: lettuce, tomato, feta, and—brace yourselves—Italian dressing on the side. Missing: cucumbers, olives, stuffed grape leaves, oregano, olive oil, vinegar, Greek dressing, and well… any trace of effort. In summary: Staff : Rude Food: Inconsistent, poorly prepared, and flavorless Atmosphere: Cold Experience: Regret Skip the Tiny Diner unless you’re conducting a scientific study on how not to run a restaurant “Food that feeds the soul, beauty that speaks volumes, and travel that tells a story always through the eyes of Italy Loves India.” — Alyson Savino

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