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Best Diner food near Souderton, Pennsylvania, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Diner food in Souderton, Pennsylvania, United States. Souderton is a borough in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. The population was 6,618 at the 2010 census.
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1. R & S Keystone Diner
Overall Ratings
3 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By BusdriverPhil
This restaurant has been here for many years. It's very popular with the local crowd. Dinner time and Sunday's are very busy. Certain times you may end up waiting outside.On Old Bethlehem Pike. Prices very reasonable and service is usually good. Sunday there is a breakfast buffet.
2. A & N Diner Family Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By KuhnsGuy
Friendly wait staff, hostess checked in on our meal, meal well-paced. Very reasonably priced, breakfast available anytime. French toast and sausage were very good and the scallops were not bad at all even though this is a diner. Server was very personable, friendly and attentive...genuinely nice. Great for kids and families
3. Royann Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By Ruby122007
I was returning to my childhood by coming to this restaurant with my parents. This restaurant was a regular destination for my grandparents on a Saturday night. It brought back so many memories as I walked into the inner dining room. It is not fancy or new; the chairs and tables are close together and the carpet is probably the same as when I was there 30+ years ago. That does not deter from the atmosphere. The community is supportive, as was evidenced by our waiting for 30 minutes to get a table at Sunday lunch, immediately after church.The waitress was fast, friendly, and accommodating, despite the very close quarters. Chairs and tables are close and slipping between these makes for hard work for the waitress. We were quickly served water and menus handed out. I got meatloaf and mashed potatoes, with a side of applesauce. Such good comfort. My all-time favorite memory of childhood was of the pies. Royann still serves "raisin crumb pie." How delighted I was when I saw this on the menu and somewhat disappointed when I tasted it. It did not have the same remembered flavor, but I suspect the pies are no longer made on the premises.I can not remember what other family members ordered. but it was still a wonderful local, family run business, which is like stepping back into the 1960-1970s.
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4. Zoto's Diner-Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By _crydel2
We eat here often for breakfast or lunch. Best waffles around and love their turkey sausage. Their Eggs are from a local farm. Great diner food, quality food at affordable price. Love their burgers and curly fries and coleslaw. Staff is friendly and it feels like home.
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5. Tellez-Marella
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By TripNines
Returning from having my car serviced at North Penn Mazda, I ran into a downpour. I pulled into a tiny strip mall and discovered a tiny diner. Unlike most standalone diners at this time in the morning there were few cars parked nearby. I hadn't eaten breakfast so I thought I'd take a chance. After seating myself, a 9-year old girl approached and asked if I cared for anything to drink. Without checking the menu, I ordered a glass of orange juice. This was quickly served in a 16-ounce glass. This is what I get for not ordering a small or medium which typically go for $2.50-2.95 in most diners, I figured I was gonna get rocked for $3.75-4.00. After checking the menu, I saw they served only one size for $2.45... Not bad at all. I ordered my typical breakfast, 3 eggs over easy, bacon (crisp) home fries (crisp) and rye toast with butter. $6.49 with the extra egg. A group of four left the restaurant just as I was entering which left me by myself so I expected my order in 5 or 6 minutes. I waited nearly 15 minutes, but made use of the time scanning the lunch/dinner menu. Like most diners, it was pretty extensive, but the prices were about 15-20% more reasonable.When my breakfast arrived, I was pleasantly surprised. Four strips of crispy bacon, half a plate of crisp home fries and two pieces of well-buttered rye toast. The main event, partially covered by everything else, were three perfectly fried eggs. They had to be at least extra large with a great yolk to white ratio... perfect for dipping bacon and toast with plenty of yolk left over to mix with remaining home fries.Can't wait to take my car back for its 10,000 mile service check although, if I'm in the area anytime sooner, I'll probably stop by for lunch.
