Harry’s Diner

Fantastic service and food! Saw owner here, he is also owner of Harry’s Prohibition on the River walk on Pier St. Both. Are great!

Love this place! Always be our go to for breakfast and Bloody Mary! The service here is on top! Quick and fast, food is good and always fresh! You will not walk out of here in a bad mood, I guarantee!

Food is poorly prepared, the choice of food ingredients is of inferior quality and without paying attention to flavor outcome. Cooks do not pay attention to overcooking or undercooking. Even coffee has poor taste, how can someone not get a coffee right?

I love Harrys! I am leaving the area and the State as I have been reassigned, but, I really will miss Harrys and it’s staff. My only complaint is that they are not open for dinner! No matter what you order from the menu, it is prepared for you just the way you asked for it. Need refills? No problem. Its «too done»? No problem. let me fix that. Many times Its just me, my son and his wife. But, when we take the kids and suddenly we go from 3 people to what seems like we have 20 people, nothing rattles the staff. They are quick with chocolate milk, cranberry juice or whatever it takes.
Great atmosphere. Your able to talk between yourselves and no one else hears you. The seating is generous and your not cramped nor are you on top. of anyone else.
The mushroom swiss burger is great. there is no need for any condiments. Really.
Yes, I will miss it!

Still one of my favorite places. We recently tried their cocktails, and wow, I’m impressed. One of the best Bloody Mary’s I’ve had. The Farmer breakfast was quite the meal & my husband LOVES their Arizona steak burrito. Yeah for Harry’s!

Breakfast menu is varied and we’ll thought out. The potato pancakes are soft and filing, offering a good selection of toppings. You well not leave hungry. Breads are from a local bakery. Eggs taste like farm fresh, and coloration was a beautiful dark orange.

Delicious burgers and sandwiches. Burger buns made the sandwich. Service was excellent! Very family friendly. The restaurant itself was very clean and well taken care of. Bathrooms were spotless; that says a lot. Even the exterior of the building was clean and shiny. I would definitely go back! Delish!

Great diner style food! 50s themed diner, with waitresses wearing flared skirts (sorta like poodle skirts without the poodle) and guys wearing tight black pants and white harry’s diner tees.
Food is very good and very reasonably priced, not high end, but delicious. Nice selection of options. Coffee refills keep coming.
Be careful! Can be extremely busy on the weekend!

While we were at the PGA golf tournament, we stumbled upon this dinner for breakfast. WOW !!! Amazing food, amazing stuff.
My crapes were out of this world. We tried their soup of the day… what can I say — I would travel to WI just for that meal — AGAIN :)

Came here on a Sunday right before noon. It was very packed, but we were able to be seated in less than 10 minutes. Out waitress was really nice and our food came out so quick! I really enjoyed the atmosphere and the traditional breakfast food. I was only visiting in town, but I would love to go back!
Would definitely recommend.

I enjoyed my breakfast here. The food was delicious and it was fun watching the waitresses buzzing around.

Although the parking lot is rather small, the inside of Harry’s diner is warm and welcoming. The coffee is pretty good. The waitress was very friendly and we got good service. I ordered one egg, hashbrowns and ham – pretty decent. for two breakfasts and one child’s plate, we paid $ 28 (2-​coffees and 1 orange juice.
The only drawbacks from this restaurant– we had two dirty coffee cups and we had to ask for an extra fork and napkins.

This place is too hyped up. The place is ok but the food is just boring and not that great. I tried many of the dishes and all are just plain. This place also gets very busy so dont come here early in the morning unless you want to wait a while. The owner is very nice though!

Stopped in today based on the reviews. Harry’s doesn’t disappoint! My wife had the lemon crepes and although my gyro skillet was exceptional, I nearly arm wrestled her for her breakfast. We’ll be back!

Tasty breakfast that is served up fast in a cool ‘50s style atmosphere. Easy on the budget as well.

The atmosphere of the restaurant and décor is perfect for a breakfast and lunch diner. We all ordered the Cheesy Bacon soup which was pretty good. It had noodles in it which none of us liked. I ordered a sicilian brurger which was delicious. We also ordered a regular burger with the works and a ham skillet. They were also good! We come here all the time and have never left disappointed.

Great atmosphere! Awesome booths that make you feel like you are in the Grease diner.
Great options on the breakfast menu… even a little overwhelming.
Good reasonable prices
Grapefruit juice is real… not cocktail
I ordered the Papa… eggs meat pancakes
What’s not to love?

Went to this sweet little gem this morning for breakfast. Super good food & coffee too.
Super nice people & girls were adorable in the 50’s swag. Just go!

We were in the area for some antiquing and were looking for a bite to eat, so we headed to Harry’s.
The décor was standard «diner» style with cutesy tin signs, booths that looked like vintage car benches and 50s music played in the background. We arrived within an hour or so of them closing (they do not serve dinner) and there were crumbs on the floor and a few on our booth, but it looked like they had been churning people in and out for several hours.
Sandwiches did not come with fries for around the $ 9 range, but they did come with a cup of soup and you could add fries for just $ 1.
The soup we had was cheesy bacon soup. It was very creamy and it had potato shreds in it and real chunks of bacon.
I ordered a Cajun chicken breast sandwich and honestly didn’t expect a lot on the Cajun front, but the quality of the juicy chicken and the heat of the Cajun seasoning was respectable. The delicate fluffy Sheboygan bun was pillowy and had cornmeal on the bottom. I found it quite delightful, and I am not a lover of buns and bread, unless it’s hearty bread full of visible grains.
We had prompt, efficient service and the woman running the cash register made a point to thank us for coming in as we left.

Most restauranteurs are content to just be a restaurant. A few however, make an extra step to make average food a bit more fun. Adding a diner feel to this roadside gem makes it a unique place, and just enough to choose it over other local options. Waitresses wearing matching skirts and aprons, creepy Elvis, doo wop music, etc.
I ordered a bacon cheeseburger, it looked suspiciously like a preformed frozen patty. The owner assured it was fresh prime meat, but did admit that it was a Sysco product. It was tasty and well prepared. The Local Sheboygan hard roll from Johnstons Bakery made it special. Light and airy, with a slightly crisp exterior. The bacon was thick and tasty, the cheese perfectly gooey. It did not come with mayonnaise which I think is a standard condiment for a bacon cheeseburger. But it was quickly provided when requested. Fries were nothing special, but that’s ok.
A side of Bacon potato soup was provided free– and it was darn tasty.
Harry’s provided a good meal and a nice atmosphere, but the burger won’t make my «bring me back» list–