Scotty’s Diner

Formerly Sorel’s Diner, Scotty’s Diner is a casual 1950’s style country diner, similar to its predecessor, located along Routes 22 & 67. The place is bright with two dining rooms including vinyl seats, new vinyl booths, stools at the counter, black & white checker pattern floors. There is minimal classic décor on the walls.
Scotty’s Diner serves up lunch and dinner 6 days a week Tues-​Sun 11:30AM-8:00PM, noting that the former Sorel’s Diner served breakfast and lunch. There are two nearby options in either direction along Routes 22 & 67 for a full service breakfast (Benson’s and Jean’s Place).
The menu offerings consist of hot & cold sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs, fish frys, fries, onion rings, homemade mac & cheese, chili, soups, salads, Scotty’s ribs, and desserts (ice cream treats). Pepsi products served here. The prices here are fair, most items under $ 10. Daily specials are offered here and can be found on their FB page.
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While traveling through the area, I stopped in at Scotty’s for a quick dinner. I could sit anywhere I wanted as I entered. I ordered one of the posted specials, which was a Grilled Rachael ($ 8.95 plus tax) served with fries & cole slaw. The good amount of hot food was served to my table quickly (7 minutes).
Served in a basket, the big Rachael sandwich had lean grilled pastrami with Swiss cheese, Russian dressing, & sauerkraut on grilled rye bread. The natural cut fries were deep fried golden, hot and crispy. The homemade shredded cole slaw served in a small metal ice cream dish was creamy and sugary sweet.
I got some of my food in a to go box since I still had a long drive across two state lines ahead of me. The young female staff were very friendly and the service was efficient and prompt. I would return here!