Thread City Diner II

"Service is always great, food is always served hot and delicious. The atmosphere is ok. The frogs painted all over are super cute! The lighting isn't very bright and seating is out dated so that's why I gave 3 stars. This diner is great it's mostly breakfast items but they do offer some lunch items too."

"Best breakfast place in the area. Went for biscuits and gravy on an early Saturday morning. Food was home cooked and fresh with hearty portions and coffee was medium strong, which I like. I sat at the counter and the service was very friendly, prompt, and let me sit as long as I liked. Atmosphere was cozy with lovely architecture, natural lighting, and plenty of seating. Would highly recommend!"

"Since it's changed back to a Thread City location, things have been amazing. Sunflower toast has never been out of stock. (It is amazing you have to try it) Corned beef hash is fresh and tasty. I trust their eggs even if I get over easy. Everything has been delicious. The staff is friendly, personable and remember us. The Diner is clean. There is single seating to large group seating which is really cool if you bring the whole family. The lighting is not so bright you get a migraine but not so dim you question the food. It can get pretty noisy during peak hours. On the off chance I am there past 8:30 or so the noise and setup can cause a nuerodivergent "anxiety" response in the main room. Not as much in the secondary room where bigger groups can sit. Overall an amazing place. Ill add photos next time I go."

"Charming Main Street diner: breakfast and lunch only. Retro decor, atmosphere Friendly attentive staff. Quick service. BLT, with mayo, on whole wheat toast: all done just right!!"

"Small town diner that is now called Threads City Dinner II because the original owner (it was originally named Thread City Diner) bought Hoppy Days Diner and saved it, and renamed it to the second iteration of Thread City. What an interesting history of the diner. Food came out lickety split, ribeye steak and eggs with dark toast"