Chuck's Main St. Diner 164 Main Street, Luzerne, PA 18709

"Food was ice cold. I ordered an omelet with cheese, tomatoes, onions, & mushrooms. I didn't get tomatoes. I got peppers instead. I didn't argue about it because I was with my brother whom I haven't seen in a year. It was the worst food I have EVER eaten."

"Not what I expected at all. Waited for a table. Which is fine but when we sat at our table it was still dirty had to ask for the waitress to clean it. Waited over 15 minutes to get our drinks. Waited over 45 minutes for our breakfast to be made.Not fast service. Didn’t even eat because I was so fed up with the kids trying to keep them from loosing their patience even more. Won’t be back.."

"I normally take pictures but I was too hungry. But I will tell you that this place makes omelettes to order. I opted for the Italian bread toast and it comes buttered. The home fries are good and are cooked with onions. The waitress was perfect and didn't rush our breakfast. I honestly can't wait to go back."

"Chuck makes the best Rubin. The people are friendly and the atmosphere is like your mom's kitchen. Prices are appropriate. Quality is high. Support a regional restaurant, you won't be sorry."

"Chuck’s Main Street Diner in Luzerne, Pennsylvania is an unassuming yet delightful, old-school breakfast and lunch diner that will put you at ease as soon as you walk in. We arrived shortly before 11:30 a.m. on a Thursday morning and were instructed to sit at one of a few open tables. Our server – who was very friendly and attentive throughout our meal – immediately to our drink orders. We gave her our meal selections when she returned, and within 15 minutes, dishes were placed on the table. The Meat Lovers Omelette was very pleasing, with bacon, sausage, ham, and cheese. The eggs housing the mixture were light and fluffy, and the accompanying home fries were perfectly prepared. One can have a choice of toast, so I opted for the Italian bread, which turned out to be a smart choice. It was perfectly toasted without any burn marks on it. The Veggie Omellete was also delicious, with diced tomatoes, peppers, onions, and mushrooms. The rest of the dish was similar to the dish I described above, with the exception of the toast being wheat. What was truly remarkable about Chuck’s is the friendly atmosphere and great service. Again, our server was lovely and amiable, and you couldn’t help but feel extremely comfortable, like walking into a family member’s kitchen. A game show was broadcasting over the dining bar, which had about 9 or 10 stools. There are approximately six booths and a smattering of tables. There is a small-town, patriotic atmosphere. The walls are adorned with pictures of the town, and American flags and variations thereof are displayed throughout. Moreover, the place was also extremely clean. Fancy dining establishments and family restaurants are absolutely fine with me, but I would take a place like Chuck’s Main Street Diner any day, where the smiles are genuine and sincere, and the workers take pride in what they do."