Bobby D’s Diner

Server was adorable and very friendly… THE BEST Ruben Sandwich I have had in a looooooong time! I go there all the time now. And the ambiance is a break from the norm… very cool!

Visiting Parker for a few nights. Stopped by based on Unilocal reviews. We weren’t disappointed. Ended up eating dinner here both nights we were in town

Average food, little on the pricy side. Went for breakfast. Bacon and eggs. Four strips of average bacon. Hasbrowns seem to be from frozen container. No creamer on table. Service took a little even though not crowded. For the River, average to better place to eat. Crossroads is better.

Great food, nice people, Breanna (sorry if I misspelled) was very polite, gave us time to decide what we wanted and came back friendly without trying to rush us out as servers sometimes do.
Recommend!

We come to parker a lot over the summer with friends and family for vacation from socal. Been passing by this place for years and finally wanted an alternative for breakfast than roadrunner/​foxes or running all the way into town.
This place was clean, friendly and fast with the food, not to mention very reasonable in price! Had the ck fried steak and eggs, breakfast combo and some drinks.
Great spot! The lunch also looked awesome? A good option and we will be back again!

Stopped into the Diner to see how this restaurant compares to the other one they own in Parker AZ. A small 50’s Diner with a large menu. Again they were almost full and not enough help. One waitress, one guy seating people, one cook and I guess the manager that seemed useless. Maybe only one person can work the register because there were at least 5 checks and money laying all over the back counter. We ordered a hamburger and cheeseburger with fries and onion rings. We could have had a better meal at McDonalds. We will never go here again!

Corn beef Reuben with swiss & thousand island dressing was traditional and very good. The side of coleslaw was also nicely dressed. The milkshakes are memorable, and perfectly sized. This was a very clean diner with owner’s personality. Perfect portions and reasonable prices.

Super good burgers fries and milkshakes!!! Best I’ve had in a while!

if you want to wait a hour to eat this place is perfect for you. Nobody said hi, nobody smiled and the best is it wasn’t even busy !

My family and I love this restaurant. First time eating here, I had biscuits and gravy and thought it was amazing. We had wonderful service.

I was impressed that the place is far cleaner than crossroads (most places are!), but the food was a letdown. I was hoping for better. Maybe lunch fare is ok.

Awesome Blossom Breakfast! Me and my buddies where out on the Lake all weekend and we cruised here for breakfast, it was amazing! I recommend the buritto, it was made nice and tight like all burritos should be, I will be coming here for a long long time when I visit Parker! :)

Extremely impressed with this place. Ordered a breakfast burrito and Friend had chic fried steak. The food was very well presented and not slopped together. Tasted amazing. Place was clean and the workers were very friendly. I will hit this place for breakfast from now on when I’m at the river. Wish I knew about it earlier.

Love me some Bobby D’s! This is a great little retro 50’s diner in Parker that delivers solid diner food (hence the name). The diner is very clean and the waitresses are always nice, courteous and on point. I usually eat here at least once every time I’m in town which is a couple times a month. The diner is also owned by the same guy that owns Crossroads Café. The menu isn’t long but everything I’ve tried has been delicious. They usually have daily specials located on a blackboard when you walk in so be sure to ask about them. Bottom line… For Parker this is a safe go-​to spot for good food, good friendly service and a little 50’s charm. I’d recommend Bobby D’s!

Parker is a small town and doesn’t have a wide range of good restaurants, so finding one seems like a life-​saver. Bobby D’s is all you could hope to find in a big city diner, let alone in the desert! It is very clean, the employees are clearly on top of their game, the atmosphere is very nice, and the food is excellent. I was hoping to find a good, fresh salad, and the one I ordered was top-​notch. I also had a bowl of chili on our waitress Cheree’s recommendation, and it was great too. My two 200 lb. sons who also appreciate good food (not just quantity) both agreed that their meals were great too. One had the Hemi burger, and as it came he raved about it, yet we customized it further by adding some of my chili to it… OMG! That’s burger perfection! Go ahead with that as a new item Bobby D’s, and I think that should be called a Race Hemi :). When we were done, we felt like we were on a roll, so we decided to share a banana spit. Just for reference, my father owned a restaurant in the ’60’s that served real banana splits, and I can tell you, the one Cheree made for us was a masterpiece! As if all that wasn’t enough, the prices were definitely reasonable, and more competitive than a lot of places around L.A. with comparable food. Give Bobby D’s a try, you’ll make it one of your regular safe-​havens like I have! BTW, I asked Cheree to recommend a good place for breakfast, and she suggested Crossroads, and explained it has the same owners. We went, and it was amazing too. Kudos to the owners on 2 well-​run restaurants!

I’m not sure if I’m remembering this building right, but I could’ve sworn just a year or so ago this building was looking like it was in much need of repair. Maybe I’m wrong though since a lot of buildings in Parker probably just look that way. Whatever it may have used to look like, it certainly looks great now with a clean 50s era diner style. While the menu appears to mostly hold towards the classic breakfast staples, their breakfast burrito is definitely worthwhile and starting off at about $ 3 for just the basic burrito and choose your add ons, it is a pretty spectacular deal. Service throughout was friendly and prompt making this a great place to stop in while in town or on your way out of town.

So the first thing I noticed when I went to Parker was the lack of love and pride for food. A lot of the restaurants were unkempt with really sloppy food presentation.
I consider Bobby D’s to be a saving grace. The outside looks a little intimidating, but the inside is really nice and clean. It has the old fashion diner décor and ambiance. When I went, I was with about 10 other people and everyone loved their food. The menu is eclectic so it’s easy for everyone to find something that they like. The service is fantastic, very friendly and patient. It’s comforting to know that I have a good place to eat when I come to Parker, AZ. Thanks Bobby D’s!

So, are you a «Fan», like me, of Crossroads in Parker? Yeah, they got the great service and lotsa good homemade comfort food. But, like me, you wish they would kinda freshen the place up a bit. Welcome to Bobby D’s at the other end of Parker. Owned by the same people they recently opened a Diner version of Crossroads here. Of course I totally dig this location, a really cool original Art Deco Style building.
I don’t think I’ve ever had a bad meal at Crossroads and after trying this place today I wouldn’t expect it here. I got a new appreciation for the fresh Potato Salad here today — good stuff! Kinda, almost the same menu except no Breakfast — bummer.
Definitely got the good service. Even «offered» to «refill» our drinks in a to go cup for the road. Nice!