Whitehall Diner

This is my 2^nd favorite breakfast spot in town. I love the Denver omelet and there also so quick with the foos. Great service great food. The lunch and dinner menu also looks appetizing and one day I will definitely have to try.

A nice diner. The food, service and price were all good. The coconut cream pie was Amazing!!!

The food is very good– especially their breakfast menu! Service is pretty good as well.

Nice atmosphere with friendly service.
Nicely portioned meals. Deserts are fabulous.
Today I tried the chicken salad club sandwich on wheat bread and substituted chips with onion rings. Very good :)
My wife enjoyed the burger and fries.
The chili bread bowl is awesome. Tried that 3 or 4 times and it’s good :)

Ate here for the first time today, my girlfriend had the fish tacos and I had the Flounder Oscar then a slice of Pumpkin Pie. We will be back, back, and back again. Awesome service and food. A must stop in Whitehall.

I’ve been coming here for years. I dined for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and even late night when they were open 24 hours. The food is always fresh and the servers are always attentive.
This particular visit I ordered a bowl of cream of broccoli soup (soups are made fresh daily) and the California ranch wrap. The soup was hot with a thick consistency, just how I like it. The wrap included chicken, bacon, avocado, lettuce, tomato, cheddar jack cheese, and ranch dressing. The perfect combination of ingredients.
The ranch dressing is also the best I’ve ever had (homemade prepared with buttermilk). One of the best, if not the best, diners around.

We initially planned on going to Griddle 145 but because they’re closed on Monday we decided to come here instead. We were seated a few minutes after we arrived at a window booth facing the road. I like diners with large windows and being that it was a sunny Monday morning, there was ample sunlight coming in, which is always a plus.
Our server, a middle-​aged woman, was very friendly and checked on us every five minutes to see if we were enjoying our meal. It was close to noon and there was constant traffic in and out of the restaurant so it must be a popular place.
Overall a good experience!

Came here after skiing at blue. We were six arriving at around 9pm and very hungry. Got seated right away and waiter was super friendly. Overall a good experience:
Pros:
— a lot of selection on menu
— open late and good service
Cons:
— some items unavailable on menu (probably difficult to keep everything they advertise in stock)
— can have slow service although very polite

Very good dinner, we (4)were in and out in about 35 min great friendly service, good ending after day on the slopes

My family was in an unfamiliar town celebrating the success of my nephews winning goal playing in the Nazareth Hockey game. We are not from that area so of course I UnilocalED. This diner was crazy busy at 6pm Sat night but they have a huge seating area (with TV) to have u wait. Our party of 9, and other parties of 2, 3 and 5 before us were each seated within 15 minutes. Outstanding! The waitress was incredibly «on task» serving the kiddie table, separating checks, and serving delicious salads and burgers and other staple diner food to the tables so timely. Food was terrific, selections were substantial and prices were beyond reasonable! $ 6 for a great burger!!! Great selection for kiddie menu too. Def a must. Plus, it’s a beautiful looking diner. Go!

so far as diners go in the valley they are top notch. sure, everyone has an «OFF» day but these folks are typically spot on. wait staff is more than polite and the kitchen is darn quick with correctly cooked food. a definite A+

My dad used to take me here when I was younger, and I was really disappointed when I came back. It honestly sucked.

Diner food, comforting, sticks to the ribs. Love Diners and their fare!

Hands down the worst diner experience I’ve ever had.
It actually became a joke for my family and I as one bad experience after another kept occurring.
So, six of us go out for an Easter lunch. The place was busy, but they had seating available immediately. Apparently, when they laid out the seating, they miscalculated, because out booth was right next to the entrance to the bathroom, so they pushed the booth together closer. Now I’m 6’3, so I’m used to accidentally stepping on the feet of the person across from me, but I measured the space of the seats across from each other… 15 inches. Even my 11 year old son was bumping knees across from my 5’3 mother. We aren’t ones to complain, and they are busy, so we suck it up and we all sit slightly sideways.
Our waiter arrives, and mumbles something… we all ask him what he says more than once, and he takes our drink order. 2 sodas, 1 coffee, 3 waters. Five minutes later, 3 coffees, 2 waters, and 2 sodas arrive. We correct him, he laughs, and takes two coffees away — never bringing the other water until our food comes (when we remind him).
Looking over the menu, as a very flexible vegan, I find nothing I can eat other than french fries or a side salad. I figured they’d at least have a veggie burger as almost every diner has this. Nope. So I order a large salad with no meat or cheese. When our food arrives, he brings me a small side salad with 95% iceburg lettuce. He tells me how a large salad would cost me more, I explain how that would be fine, but he seems annoyed at being corrected for the second time. I sigh, and say, I’ll just have this.
The food — there was a long white hair on my son’s pickle, my mother asked for gravy on the side — her food came smothered in it, and no one received any refills on drinks. Never saw the waiter again until the check arrived.
After joking to my parents how diners are consistently «ok» for dining, usually a 3 – 4 star time, this was hands down and saying how this is the worst diner experience I’ve ever had, I excuse myself to the bathroom. After doing my business, I slip and have to catch myself on the sink so I don’t completely fall and hit the floor. My family wonders why I walk out of the bathroom laughing and I tell them how the whole experience just got worse. The whole thing was a comedy of errors.
So… the good news is, the best part about dining at the Whitehall Diner… there’s a wawa across the street where for $ 4 I got a sandwich that satisfied and filled me.

For a diner its got some great charm. The waitresses are very friendly. I use to come here with my grandmother a lot and have always had a pleasant ecperience. The diner itself is clean with diner décor. The food is above average for diner food.
If you’re on MacArthur road skip the crappy city view diner and drive a bit down to the whitehall diner. You won’t be sorry.

Nice diner and decent omelette but they will not be seeing me again.
Good size chili omelette. Comes with salsa & sour cream, but good luck finding them. And if you ask for a 2^nd salsa in place of sour cream, you’ll get neither.
My deal breaker is no substitutions. I’ve only ever encountered 2 places that would not let me sub a healthier option for the homefries, like a simple sliced tomato, & this is one of them. Diabetics should avoid this place like the plague.
Bottom line, the only substitution that will happen here is another diner for this one.

Consistently good food and good prices. That’s why parking sometimes is hard to find. I enjoy their SOS. Excellent fish dinners too. Being from Buffalo, I know my fish dinners.

This is my favorite diner. Almost everything I have had has tasted good. Service is good.

Best diner in the area.
I hit up the Whitehall Diner at least once a month and it’s always an enjoyable experience. The food is always tasteful and cooked to order, the service is good and the atmosphere is nice and relaxed.
Whether you’re out late and craving appetizers or breakfast or just trying to think of somewhere to get dinner at, the Whitehall Diner has never disappointed me.
24 hour breakfast menu keeps this diner on the top of my local favorites.

Very solid 24-​hour diner.
Jalapeño cheddar cheese poppers were the bomb. Gooey cheese was oozing out of the poppers after the first bite. Mmmm.
The smokehouse burger was also very good… packed with lettuce, tomato, and pickles and slathered with BBQ sauce. It normally comes with kettle-​cooked chips, but you can get French fries for an extra $ 1 or so. Fries were very well-cooked…thick-cut and crispy on the outside.
When we were at the register paying, I couldn’t take my eyes off the homemade strawberry cheesecake sitting in the dessert case. I succumbed and bought a slice to go… It was one of the best last-​minute decisions I ever made. Huge strawberries on top of a light, creamy cheesecake base. You won’t miss the fact that there’s no crust on it. All of their other cakes and pies looked delicious, too.