Forks Diner

First visit and mousaka was top notch. Cheese burger is made with R&R meat and is fresh and juicy. Only downside was soda was flat. Otherwise it is a hidden jewel with polite and cheerful service.

Horrible service from the time I walked in to the time I walked out, my sister and I order the same meal and somehow her breakfast potatoes were not cooked all the way, my eggs were burned. Don’t get me started on the waitresses service, extremely rude stating pricing for everything. Yes I know how much everything cost i can see it clearly in the menu. The checkout lady (I think the owner, short black hair) has an attitude. I will never recommend anyone to eat here ever again!

Super friendly waitresses, breakfast is pretty good too. The wife and I did come here for dinner and lunch several times and there were a few items that were under cooked, one turkey meal was actually raw, and just plain below par. I am a pretty easy going guy so if you correct the mistake, no harm no foul in my book. The issue is with the owner refusing several times to acknowledge that the food had any type of problem and even arguing with us over it! The final straw came when I ordered a cheese-​steak, (nothing fancy here) and the meat tasted like liverwurst, which I hate and most certainly should not be on a cheese-​steak. I brought this to the owner’s attention and he kept saying how they use real beef and this is how they always did it and how they always will. OK sir, you do that, but you just lost two customers here.

First time having breakfast here. I had the steak and eggs. The steak was nothing but fat. The potatoes were mushy. I won’t be going back.

Sunday breakfast buffet: Don’t expect too much here, very limited selection of passable food. Waffles seemed like frozen grocery store. Ran out of stuff a couple times, no toast or biscuits which I need for my carb addiction. Overpriced at $ 8 plus beverage. Will move on.

Forks Diner is a family owned and operated spot down on 115 that does a decent job with their breakfast, and is fairly priced. You could eat at the counter or sit down. Their French toast was good, hash browns and egg sandwich with Canadian bacon were all passable and they brought out some Texas Pete when I asked for hot sauce. The foyer has plenty of vending/​coin-​crank machines and area brochures, and they also had a haycart outside with some local pumpkins and mums for sale, should one be in need of such things.

Hubby & I went here for a mid-​morning b-​fast on Sunday. It was just OK. The pancakes were unexceptional (& they tasted a little sweet even w/​o the syrup) & the corned beef hash could/​should have been cooked more. The homefries tasted old. The waitress was very nice, though.
I’d go back here again only if I really had to (i.e. all other nearby diners are packed).

When I worked up in Forks Township, this was one of my favorite places to go out to lunch with the girls. Service can be kind of slow, but not in a bad way. Great lunch specials. They make a good gyro. Staff is friendly. Not a bad stop for lunch, and though I’ve never been there for breakfast, I bet it’s a good choice.