Mayberry Diner

We stopped one sunday morning for breakfast, wait was about 10 mins, and our server (who was very polite and readily available) came right over once we were sat. Food was served hot, and it was delicious. I got the sausage biscuits and gravy, and my guy ordered a veggie omelet. They have creamer on the table that is cold stone flavors and almond joy! I thought this was a pretty cool touch to the plain jane creamers thats offered elsewhere. Def will be back

I frequent Mayberry Diner 2 – 3 times a week for breakfast, in my opinion, they have the best Omelette in Toledo (The Mayberry Mega — picture attached). I also like the fact that they open at 6am, so I can get to work on time!
All of the waitresses are very friendly, especially Randi (I’m not sure how she manages to be so chipper at such an early hour, but she manages very well).
Prices are average, coffee is fresh, my only complaint is the lack of real coffee cream, I can’t stand the fake non-​dairy stuff. I’ve compensated by having a 5 hour energy before I get there, and then drinking water! The omelette and waitresses are worth the inconvenience though.

What a pleasant surprise. Decided to stop by for lunch. Nice diner, quick service and the food came quickly. I had chipped beef over toast. It was just like mom’s. Enough for two meals too. My mom’s BLT had all fresh ingredients and bacon was fresh, not fried up earlier and reheated. Would come back again for a try at the home made pies.

Came across this place after shopping at the mall with my friend one morning. I’ve been back a couple of times and have enjoyed the food each visit. The wait staff is very friendly and on top of things like refills. The chicken salad is very good. The French toast, omelettes, and pancakes are tasty as well. Mayberry Diner is clean and well kept, I would recommend it for a cheap breakfast or lunch with friends or family.

Great breakfast for the price. Lots of food. I love the French toast and my husband says the pancakes are the best he ever had.

Well I went to the diner for lunch {bad move} I ordered there special ½ chicken salad and a bowl of chili. She asked if she should put on onions and cheese on chili. I said sure that was fine. Well the chili came out and I felt it had very little taste it is sad when a fast foods chili has much more taste. I ate about ¼ and sent it back. The waitress asked me if I did not like I told her it was not good. The chicken salad sandwich was too dry I ate about ¹⁄₃ of that and sent back. On the plus side the chips and pickle was good. Then came the bill the special was$ 5.50 and my bill with just water was over $ 8.00 I asked why that was and she said they charge extra for the cheese. I told her that would of been nice to know. She said We always charge more for it I guess I should of know that some how. That was my last trip

If you want to know where all of the old people have gone, check out Mayberry diner. On our accidental visit today, the place was jammed packed with the elderly.
We were on the hunt for brunch, and found ourselves at the incredibly congested intersection of Sylvania and Monroe. Just as we were going to pull in to Rudy’s I noticed a sign for Mayberry across the street. Had the traffic not been moving so slow, I don’t think I would have noticed the sign.
We pulled in and grabbed a seat. Everything was perfectly generic from the «go USA» country music playing in the background, to the laminated placemat menus. Things seemed clean, and the service was quick and friendly. The girls on the floor make sure you are happy with everything you ordered.
The food comes out FAST and the prices are surprisingly affordable. My «protein» omelette was less than $ 7 and came in at over a pound of food. It was a beast, and too much for me.
Couple of complaints… they skimp on cheese. My omelette had one slice, and the grilled cheese we ordered with «extra cheese» came with a total of two slices. Also… they use a weird off brand sriracha made in China. It was pretty bad.
All in all, a pleasant surprise.

Other than the fact that Mayberry Diner’s food does NOT suck, eating here is not completely dissimilar to eating at McDonald’s.
That is,
1) You always know what you are going to get.
2) Service is fast.
3) It’s inexpensive.
This is the third location for Mayberry Diner in Toledo, and for me at least, this one is very conveniently located. (However, I would say that I’m not at all sure that Toledo needs any more diners, especially in this part of town).
The main reason that haven’t given Mayberry 5 stars, is because several other places, such as Rick’s, stack up a better in comparison. That being said, however, Mayberry just might do the Greek omelette and the Mexican omelette better than anywhere else in town. (With the Greek, you have to request a container of tzatziki).
The 6am opening time make this place even more accessible.
Definitely worth a visit.