Dick’s Diner

Home cooked meals, very affordable pricing, and fast and courteous service. They are known for their pies and they do deliver on taste when it comes to that. I had the Banana Cream and it was very good. It is one of the best dinner foods I have had. I highly recommend the Shepherds pie which is a special they had on Wednesday night.

Great diner food. Had the turkey sandwich with home fries. Also had the coconut cream pie. While it’s not super healthy, it’s so good.

We are from out of town. A women at our hotel suggested Dicks diner. Great food, great service, great prices and clean! Awesome. We suggest «the country» for breakfast.

Dick’s Diner is a classic American diner, that serves up great food. The staff are always very nice, and the prices are reasonable. I had the Sheppard’s Pie and Mac & Cheese. The Sheppard’s pie was a little greasy, but that is what makes it good. The Mac & Cheese taste just like what my Grandmother use to make. If in the area, this is a must stop.

This old school diner provides decent food at an affordable price. First time here was over a decade ago and it was for breakfast. I decided to try some lunch. They don’t have a website so it was a game time decision when it came to ordering. Walking into Dick’s is sort of like walking back in time. The place is old and it doesn’t try to hide that. However, it’s clean and the server was very nice. They have a page in their menu for specials. I don’t know if these are rotating specials, daily or weekly specials, or lunch specials. Can’t say for sure.
Noted in the specials were many «classic» diner dishes. Meatloaf, turkey sandwich and gravy, ham and potatoes, roast beef and gravy, just to name a few. Also located on this special’s menu was a «lighter» section, listing a piece of grilled chicken on a bed of dirty rice, served with a roll and a side. I opted for a side salad as my side, and tossed the roll aside as I had no interest. The salad was standard. Nothing stood out. The dirty rice was cooked nicely as was the decent portion of grilled chicken strips that lay on top. They were warm and nothing tasted dry though it was a little under seasoned. It was a nice healthier meal option than say a stack of meatloaf covered in gravy, so kudos to them for having some wholesome options.
Top it off the prices are affordable and in line with what other places would charge for comparable items and portions.

We tried this place on a whim, and was not disappointed. It looked to be busy, but the wait wasn’t long. Maybe 5 – 7 minutes. This was around 9:45am on a Saturday. By the time we left, around 10:45, the line was much longer. The service was great. The food was well prepared, and tasted very good. The restaurant was clean and well kept. We will visit again!

Best pies in murrysville/​monroeville area! The peanut butter cream, coconut cream and banana cream are so delish! Great to order a day in advance and pick up next day! They definitely don’t skimp on the meringue! Nicely priced too!

Stopped in for brunch and had a great meal that you wouldn’t find in many, if any other restaurants… Corned beef hash.
Food was great, service was excellent and friendly.
I normally stick with the chain restaurants for brunch, but based on this experience, I’ll re think from this point forward and will come back for sure!
PS: their pies are to die for … And very reasonably priced.

Terrible place. Entrance reeks of smoke. Décor is old, bland and depressing. Everything is overpriced and they love extra charges, like $ 1 for a biscuit instead of toast, and $ 2.30 for egg whites which I wasn’t told about beforehand $ 2.30 for egg whites?! You can buy a dozen eggs for $ 3.50! Food is bland and tasteless. My extra-​charge biscuit was somehow dry and soggy at the same time. Home fries are dry and tasteless, bacon looked like shards of bacon taken from better cuts of bacon. Go alittle up the road to kings or even McDonalds. Shame on you Dicks! I’m very surprised at the good reviews for this place. By far the worst $ 12 breakfast I have ever eaten.

We go here alot after church… They’ve got pretty good, affordable food… Not fancy… But clean and comfortable little diner with a good staff of waiters and waitresses. For ten years i had driven by this place and never stopped until about a year and a half ago… Now it’s a regular! Don’t get me wrong… It’s nothing special, though… Just a cheap, decent place to eat.

A very quaint family diner in Murrysville, Pa. Wholesome family diner. Clean and very family oriented. Enjoyed the Chesapeake Crab Cakes. I highly recommend if you enjoy seafood, but they also serve more traditional fare as well. Definitely will be back the next time I am in the area.

My husband and I chose to stop by Dick’s because it has a 4-​star rating and… well, it’s a Diner. My grandmother worked in a good old-​fashioned diner in LA when I was growing up, and so I suppose I was feeling a bit nostalgic seeing that cuisine type listed. Inside, the restaurant was dingy and worn out, but all of the servers were cheerful despite working quickly because of how busy they were. I mean, if a restaurant is that busy and you’re waiting in line to be seated already feeling a bit skeptical, it is hard to not start to feel optimistic.
We were seated after only about 15 minutes at a table right next to the Hostess stand… a bit of odd placement but it was the only table, so we took it. I ordered the meatloaf special with mac ‘n cheese and a side salad. I didn’t pay attention to what my husband ordered because my food was terrible and I was focused on its quality. The salad was fine and was a decent small dinner salad. No complaints there. The meatloaf, however? It was grey and dry… and sliced like a loaf of bread. Perhaps meatloaf is different than how we make it in CA, but GREY? It seemed like it wasn’t actually meat. I had about 3 bites and just couldn’t do it anymore. I ate the mac ‘n cheese to ensure I had some sort of sustenance. After all, we were still going to have to pay for this inedible food. It was watery and salty.
On the way home, my husband and I were trying to figure out who in the world is giving this place such high reviews! The place is packed every evening and the service was pleasant and quick, but the food was truly awful. Maybe breakfast is better? I’m not sure… What I am sure of is that we will never be back. Sorry to say!

I give it a 3star because the place was clean, staff friendly and food was good. However the PRICES were very expensive and not dine like at all. The portions were small 9. oo for a Ruben sandwich with no sides and two flimsy pickles. Fries were a extra charge at 3. oo and there weren’t that many. So buyer beware food was ok but prices very high

Came here for lunch with friends from Ohio. We met here since its half way between where we live. I got the chocolate chip pancakes and bacon. The pancakes where very good, the best I’ve had in a while and the bacon (my favorite food!) was cooked perfectly!
For desert, we got a marbled cake with whipped cream icing and it was very good also.

While driving through Murrysville, my daughter noticed Dick’s Diner, and being that she loves breakfast for dinner we decided to stop.
Drinks: Kids got a chocolate milkshake which they shared. It came in the classic metal serving cup (which always adds to the fun of getting a milkshake). The color seemed light for it being chocolate, but that did not slow them down at all.
Food: We had the variety pack of food at the table. First, was a kid’s hot dog with a side of fruit for my son. He loves hot dogs, but this one was much more perfect for an adult. It was a ¼ pound full beef hotdog with a grilled bun. Actually, I know that it was pretty good because I ate ½ of it. His fruit was a nice variety of pineapple, cantaloupe, and melon; all of which was sweet. My daughter got the country breakfast which came with just about anything you could think of for breakfast. She enjoyed everything but the sausage, but my son loved that, so it was a nice switch for the other half of the hotdog. I got my standard diner food — the hot beef sandwich with French fries and gravy over everything. The roast beef was a little dry but the gravy made up for it. I have had better in other places but if I went back, I would probably get it again.
Pros: It is clean. The service is prompt and very friendly.
Cons: Nothing major that I can think of. To reach for something the décor is dated, but it is a diner so what do you expect.
Conclusion: We enjoyed it and would go back down the road.

Peanut Butter Cream Pie. If I just ate that here then this would be a 5 star place. I came for breakfast and came back later to pick up pie to go. If you are driving on 22 towards Pittsburgh then this is the perfect place to grab some pie. They sell it for $ 3.19 to 3.49 a slice depending on what kind. They sell whole pies for around $ 13. The slices are huge and perfect for 2, also perfect for 1. They are known for Cocunut Cream but they also have dutch apple, chocolate cream, boston cream, and about 10 more kinds. The cream is piled huge on the cream pies. These pies are done right.
This place is pretty good for a breakfast place but for a place that makes their biscuits, I was disappointed that they don’t have biscuits and gravy. I ordered the breakfast platter with 2 pancakes (nice flavor, medium fluffiness with some denseness), 2 eggs, home fries, and some smoky bacon. My bacon was cooked a minute or two too long. This plate for $ 7.99 is a decent deal and enough for me and to share with my 3 year old. My wife ordered an omelette and was happy with her order. I wish I would have got the hash browns as they make them similar to Mcdonalds. One of my friends said her omelette and food make this a 5 star place. This place was packed for Friday morning. I wish they had a few more niche breakfast options but they do well with the basics. I would go here over Dennys, Ihop, or other chain breakfast places. If driving towards Idlewild from pittsburgh then this is a perfect pplace to stop for a family breakfast. We had four little kids between us and they were quick enough with the food that the kids didn’t have time to get super bored. Waitstaff was great as well. They didn’t have room to move our tables together but we beside each other.
Booths, bar seating, and dining room give plenty of room. Great pie and a good diner breakfast.

Your classic Sunday brunch church crew type of place. Fresh, homemade pies made daily that you can’t pass up and prices that are unbeatable. The servers are happy to be there making it a little more memorable. Very convenient and also quick service. Minimum wait to be served.

Great to amazing breakfast. We had to wait a little while to be seated around 10 AM but that is to be expected.
We were visiting from out of town and wanted a local breakfast to try and Dick’s Diner delivers. We had the eggs benedict (yum) and standard orders of pancakes, overeasy eggs, sausage links (YUM) and french toast. We will skip the french toast next time (dry) and stick with the basics.
We also indulged on the most amazing piece of coconut cream pie (merengue to die for, really) and the perfect amount of cream. We also tried a piece of the custard pie but do not get it if you do not like nutmeg, it really overpowers the custard and you won’t like it. I wish they made a non nutmeg version of the custard pie, it would be a total win for us.
Overall, amazing staff, great eats and your typical diner atmosphere.

Are you a 20-​, 30-​, or 40-​something that would like to experience what your highlights might be as a 90-​something? Let me recommend to you Dick’s Diner, a single location that thinks it’s a chain restaurant. In this unassuming location off of US 30 east of Pittsburgh, you can experience Dick’s vision (that doesn’t sound right, eh?) of a diner that doesn’t challenge its customers, not in the least, unless you count seeing the scolding Dick on the wall. Hamburgers, coffee, tea, and pop, but nothing that will make you go oooooh! Safe? Yes. Predictable? Yes. Adequate? Sure. A destination? Certainly not.

We stopped in for Pie! Large selection with Mile High Meringue! Service with a smile.