Clock Restaurant

Scratch that… will see ya again, never. RIP.
I blame myself you know, for staying away for so long. It wasn’t you… it was me. Yeah, I ignored those late night calls when I’d drive by and think about stopping by, but just couldn’t bring myself to relive those memories. Now that you’re gone, that’s all I have… the memories to be lost in time, like tears in rain.

Now closed! After new management service and cooking faltered. Will likely reopen soon.

It’s a diner… Good food, reasonable prices. Friendly staff. If you are looking for haute cuisine, this is not your place, but if you are looking for good good not over priced, this is it.

Sadly, I can’t say that I had a great experience at clock. There was nothing flagrantly awful about it, but the food, service, and environment were all quite «meh.»
I went with my spouse for breakfast on a Saturday. They’ve definitely got that diner «feel», but the place just seems, well… dilapidated. The booth we were seated in was tattered, and there was a thin layer of some mysterious, sticky substance all across our table.
Our waitress seemed bored. Not rude, just really disengaged.
And lastly, our food: I ordered the French toast… What I was served appeared to be two slices of ordinary wonder bread, deep fried, and dusted with sugar. I’m no French toast connoisseur, but come on. Very «meh».
Won’t be in a rush to come back. The only thing that really earns points with me is that they’re a ²⁴⁄₇ diner. Might come in handy some time.
Unless it’s 3 AM, though, I’d recommend driving up the road a few minutes and eating at Mel’s. They’re just better in every way.

Thoroughly enjoyed our first experience at Clock. Especially glad to see it’s a ²⁴⁄₇ diner; occasionally working midnights I like to people watch. Meal was expertly cooked and quickly delivered. The key lime pie and chicken noodle soup are incredibly handmade on site. I will definitely be back, and highly recommend the key lime pie!

Wasn’t bad for a 24 hours restaurant. They have almost everything that I needed. Good service, decent food, good prices. I like the fact that you can customize your own menu, because some of the thing you need may not be in the menu but try them and ask. I recommended to people.

We weren’t expecting first class dining, but my family and I left disappointed. I struggle because of my gluten-​free restrictions, but I really struggled here. I ordered grilled mahi mahi with corn and mashed potatoes. The fish was really good (not fine dining good, but surprisingly great for a diner!). Although I had told my waitress I was gluten-​free, there was gravy on my mashed potatoes (not GF). I took a bite of my corn and got a bite of gravy that had drizzled in… NOT a good thing! The waitress was very kind and got me some potatoes w/​out gravy… But I was disappointed to find that they seemed to be from a box :(
I would have given this restaurant 4 stars anyway being that they are not trying to cater to people with GF diets, but my sons also stated after lunch that they did not care for their burgers either… And they are not difficult to please.
Not a GF friendly restaurant but very good service. Average food… And at $ 10 per person for lunch (plus tip), we could have done better.

READ THIS FIRST: I guess if you had to, you’d survive but you wouldn’t want to eat there if you’re expecting anything better than «drunk food». Oh yes, and being drunk is a prerequisite after 10 at night. It seems to be all frozen products off the truck from Sysco or US Foods or the like. Last I ate there, it was obvious that the kitchen had no input or concern as to what they were putting out. Poor waitress was the only one trying. I can’t remember if it was carpet or tile but I remember it being long past due for replacement. I mean «long past due» Yeah, its a diner. I know that it is a «nice family» that owns it so I gave it an extra star. Maybe I was just there on a couple of bad nights. Sure the eggs and grilled chese are «fresh» all the other product is still off the truck.

Just what I wanted on Sunday morning on my way home from Naples weekend getaway. This place is all about fast, quick, efficient service with your coffee always full. They know how to sit, serve and keep the tables full. Even if you have to wait, it’s worth it for the service. The manager at cash register knows how to run a business and make sure you are happy. I will definitely go back to the Clock next time I’m in town. Don’t forget you can sit at the counter if a seats open, so you don’t have to wait for table! Good breakfast spot with no frills.

I had an early-​morning work thing in Naples, and wanted to grab some breakfast before heading back across the Alley. In an attempt to break free of the Cracker Barrel mold, I came across Clock.
Clock is a pretty typical diner-​type joint. Good breakfast combos served throughout the day. I opted for a combo that included eggs, pancakes, and bacon, and it was filling and pretty cheap. The coffee was hot and the refills were aplenty, thankfully. The service was friendly. You can’t ask for much more than that.
Overall, Clock isn’t the greatest, but it’s better than a lot of options out there. I’ll definitely keep it on the radar for future trips to Naples.

I called to see what time the Clock closed, and the lady screamed, «Never! We are 24 hours!» I had no idea that something of this sort existed in Naples! I enjoyed a BLT with cheese fries. My bf had the porkchop special (7.59) which came with 2 sides. The dinner specials are till 10 pm; however, the specifics were listed differently in the menu book and on the tabletop. We were tired and didn’t feel like arguing, but I would be sure to ask if you go. Great service and friendly faces — the key to a great diner. Go to the Clock around the clock!

Best sweet potato fries ever. Nice thick wedges. I enjoyed by prime rib with fried shrimp. The gravy was good and the steak was nicely cooked. The waitress was Christine I believe and she was very friendly. Everyone there collectively waited on us which was nice. They seem to love the armed forces, the flags were everywhere. There wasn’t anything else that really stuck out at this place but I would eat here again.

The manager guy, Gus something, is a complete liar. Makes like he is an ex military… never served anywhere! He treats all the people working there lousy. I heard him him really messing up someone one day when he thought no one was there. I just won’t spend money at a place where the owners hire a nasty human being who is abusive to workers.

The Clock is what passes for the all night diner in Naples. There are probably other diners by now but this place was the first. It’s typical diner fare, breakfast is served any time. Stick with the basics like breakfast, grilled cheese, burgers and you won’t go wrong. The wait staff here is really nice too.
This place is awesome for people watching on the off season. You get all kinds of crazy in here, especially at night. Don’t even bother for Sunday brunch in season, the line is out the door with tourists. No trip to Naples is complete without a visit to the Clock.

this is your neighborhood place to go. it is a place were the locals and regulars go. we loved the service we received. unfortunately we started talking about all kinds of different stuff, that i completely forgot her name. but she was a sweet lady. i did notice that all those there are very hard working people who did not stop for a second. our food was good, your typical american breakfast — eggs over medium (cooked exactly as asked) canadian bacon (this was 3 nice round pieces) and their «famous» hashbrowns with cheese on top (these were to me regular hashbrowns nothing too special about them) my husband had the french toast combo — 2 small french toast (nothing fancy about it) 2 eggs over medium, bacon slice and sausage links. he had coffee I milk. it was good food for a good value! i would go back here again not only for the food but for the kind service!

Not much to look at but everything you need. Good service, decent food, good prices. Love the sweet potatoes (after 4) and sweet potato fries (not in menu, but ask)
Varied American menu, typical Dennys type of stuff but more. Amazing deals on full dinners that include dessert, salad, for around $ 8.
Go late for dinner since old folks love this place and eat early!
If you cannot eat because people around you are not exactly America’s next Model… dont come. These people are old but not like the rest of Naples who are old but have $ to fix their faces so its easier to see. (Hmm, wonder where I fit in?)
Guess you can always sit facing the wall.

Everything in Naples closes at 10pm. Not only is this place 24 hours but the food is actually good and the servers are down to earth.

Years ago, I had a summer internship in Naples. There weren’t too many places open when I got out of work at 3am, and you can’t afford to eat at most restaurants in Naples on summer internship money. But the clock was affordable and open 24 hours. So it gets 4 stars.
The food is standard diner fare, I highly recommend getting breakfast at times of the day other than morning, so you can feel a little bit like a rebel. I was practically a regular there that summer and only saw one fight and one naked guy in the parking lot.