Victor’s 50’s Diner

Coffee was below average and just warm.
Good sized dishes that will fill you up.
Nice clean place and atmosphere.
Friendly service.
Breakfast for two, paid 35.75 $, but we had a table full.
Would go back to try other dishes.

Decent enough for a greasy spoon type of joint, as to be expected from a diner. They do a better than average job with their homefries: red bliss potatoes & slight amount of chopped onion. Cute atmosphere & fast service considering it was busy.

I like the atmosphere in here. A real throwback. Food is always good. Sometimes the wait can be long, which is alright, however there’s no where to stand or sit to wait. It’s a small place, so nothing they can really do about that. Good variety on the menu.

Vic’s is the best breakfast in the metro west area. Put it in the bank. For lunch try the chicken salad melt.

The ONLY diner in a 50 mile radius worth going to. At least, that I know of. I LOVE diners, and MA is great but lacks good diners. This place though, is perfect. No, wait, they close at 2 p.m. so they’re not perfect, perfect would be if they became 24 hours. The food is great, and the lovely waitresses are sweet and fast and the best. I highly reccomend going here for some pancakes if you ever get the chance. Everything is fairly priced and cooked to perfection.

So my boyfriend is from t he area and told me we had to come here, and that it is one of the best breakfast places ever. Now 6:30 am this morning we walk into the diner and its so nice. I loved the décor. The atmosphere was awesome. It helped that it was 6:30 in the morning so not many people. Our waitress was wicked nice. He got the hash benedict or something like that. I got a ham and cheese omelette. The food was delicious! The portions were perfect! Its good food, good price, good service. I can’t wait to come back and try out some waffles! Haahaa

Wouldn’t let me order off the kids menu. Go here if you love waiting forever for your food. Pancakes and eggs are dec. Never get the hamburger or anything with fries, both are awful and i didn’t think it was possible to fuck up a hamburger that much

We had a group of about 10 of us and they seated us fairly quickly for a Sunday afternoon, we only had to wait about 10 minutes — probably got lucky. Most of us ordered the meat skillet to share with our significant other and they were pretty generous with the portions. They split the skillet for us and the dish itself comes with two eggs but when we got our plates, me and my SO (and everyone else at the table who also split) got two eggs each too! Probably no big deal but I thought that was nice :) staff was super friendly and very attentive to refilling our coffee. We were visiting a friend in this small town and this ended up being a pleasant little diner the morning after a July 4^th night out

I’m a regular and happily admit it. No it is not a fancy restaurant or brunch spot and who cares — once you go to this quirky diner you will be back! The food is great and the portions are huge. The hash benedict is a favorite and the meat lovers omelette is enough for two meals. The banana chocolate chip pancakes are a real treat and if you arrive with lunch in mind the burgers are great. Pricing is very reasonable and the staff are GREAT — very attentive and they remember what you like — all have been there for years. The place is open 365 days a year /​even in snow storms. The theme is 1950’s memorabilia which is fun. The only negative I can think of is that some of the booths need repair but given the size of the place the seating is rarely rarely vacant and takes quite a beating because it is so popular with the locals. Parking is sometimes a challenge because it is located right by the rotary in Hudson center but I have yet to not find a spot near by after years of frequenting this place. Best breakfast in the area!!!

I just moved to town and I love it here! Large menu, great atmosphere, and the food is always good. Not to mention the wait staff is super friendly. It has a real hometown feel.

Avoid this place on Sunday mornings. Long wait for a table. Long wait to place your order. Waited 25 minutes for 3 plates of eggs. Then waited another 20 minutes for the check, which we had to ask for several times. Food is ok, nothing special, certainly not worth 2 hours of the day. I’ll stick to Mel’s in Wayland or Wilson’s in Waltham from now on.

I really liked this place. It really had that old diner feel. The inside was cute and very clean and all the people were friendly. The food was really good and had great portion sizes. The price was nice too. We were all happy with the food, although my boyfriend said the pancakes could be a little less bland. (I thought they were fine). My only complaint was that we never got a refill on our waters. This place is totally worth checking out!

Victors used to be my sure spot for breakfast. Unfortunately now the weekends are just too busy. The waitresses and cooks can’t keep up which results in a long wait for a table and even longer a wait for the food. The last 2 times I have gone with my family, all of our food comes out separately and more than five minutes apart (which is annoying when you have a child). My food was cold. If you can get in while it’s not so busy, the breakfast coffee and prices are great. They recently added waffles which are delicious and everyone at works there is super nice and accommodating.

Great food. Fast service. I’ve always loved a 50’s themed restaurant and this place lives up to my expectations with era specific music and décor. The food portions are perfectly in line with the pricing and the location in Hudson is excellent.

Victor’s is so interesting because it is an old-​fashioned diner right in a town center; normally one finds such diners on highways or at least not right in town. Anyways, I love diners so I thought, why not, even though it has just a 3.5 on Unilocal.
We got there around 1:30pm and didn’t have to wait for a table. The interior, as others have commented, is plastered with Elvis memorabilia, and there are both roomy booths and a bar you can sit at. Also, you can see into the kitchen, which looks like something you’d see in a Happy Days episode (in a good way).
Places like this often offer very generous portions, so we decided to split this very delicious veggie bake with over-​easy eggs and cheese on top. The waitress was really nice and accommodating, offering to bring us each half on a separate plate. How nice! Then I didn’t have to worry about protecting my half on the dish from my speed-​eater of a boyfriend! This eggity bomb (no idea what it was actually called and I can’t find the menu online) was cheesy and chock full of vegetables — a perfect combination!
We also got a small side of grits (nothing special if you’ve tasted southern cheesy grits) and a single sweet potato pancake (this was fantastic, much better than some regular pancakes that only taste good after you dip them in syrup!).
The coffee also tasted good, not too watery like at some diners.
I’d definitely recommend this place — there aren’t so many such historic diners in Massachusetts, and the price and quality were pretty spot on.

I eat breakfast here pretty frequently with my work crew and we all look forward to it. Portions are large and the omlettes and home fries here are banging.

Great place to take the family for breakfast. They have big booths and large portions. It’s diner food. It’s affordable and a little greasy. Friendly even when they are busy.

I think a lot of the people reviewing this place are overly picky maybe. First of all, this is a diner, not a fancy restaurant and I am rating it like so.
The place is decorated cute and fifties style with Marilyn Monroe, Elvis, James Dean, etc. fifties style tables and booths. pink walls. Cute! Could use some work there was a big rip in my booth seat but no biggie.
The employees were very friendly and the food was great! I got the Route 1 which was a bit more than the perfect amount of food for me. The coffee was surprisingly great. My boyfriend got pancakes and bacon and he loved it as well. The home fries were phenomenal and perfectly crispy and I really liked the French toast.
Overall great local place will definitely be back.

This diner could do well since they have spruced up the place and have a kickass waitstaff but their food is so cold and lame. Nothing tastes fresh, nothing is made with any care, and the menu never changes. Yawn, breakfast at home is better.

Always satisfying food, with generous portions. The staff are very friendly, so thats cool. I love the omelets and banana pancakes :)