Chef Bernie's Fine Foods Inc

"WORST dining experience EVER!! Food was disgusting. Bathrooms were disgusting with no soap and employees going to restroom. Not trying to be rude but I work in Healthcare and are trusting them to serve my kids clean, healthy food. They obviously didn't like that I had a problem with this, which I didn't even ask to speak to someone about it but had the owner come out and ask if I wanted to speak with him. When I said "No, I was only concerned about there being no soap in the restroom" He turned to ask one of the waitresses and asked who had asked for him, she said " Her, she's complaining about something" waving a dish rag in my direction. I turned and said "my only complaint was the soap". The owner just walked away. They made the rest of the dinner uncomfortable as they kept coming out and staring. I didn't even touch my food and discarded it in the trash when we left because all this occurred prior to receiving the food. The little old waitress was the only reason this got a two star for service. She was kind and tried her best. The bathroom had what seemed to be dirty toilet water all over the floor, the stall didn't lock, the toilet lids were loose, and it was very difficult to flush toilets, All this in addition to no soap and my dad's order being almost completely wrong and had to give to my daughter because her spaghetti was disgusting and had no sauce. To add, my son said the employee going to use the restroom while we were in the tiny restroom told him to move out of her way. Not excuse me. Not please....nothing."

"Will not serve spaghetti . Grandmother servers are mean and set in their hard ways . Most kids won't eat spaghetti any way especially when cold and reheated in a microwave oven . Though the beef are best but covered with the main flavoring of BBQ sauce . Beware of the elderly servers of this relic diner of the 60s not wanting to modernize to today's styles ."

"I wish they had more food to sale. I went there to get pancakes. They were out. So I just got a burrito and it was okay. Not that great."

"I would say that for most of us living in the Farmington area that this place is a hidden gym. Walking into the dining room is like stepping foot into a living history exhibit. Each of the original booths has its own jukebox and there is an authentic 1960s era counter service. I've not been in for the buffet and I've only been to lunch one time but the food is consistently up to standard for American diner fare. I would say you catch this place at its best if you visit during breakfast time.The vibe very much takes me back to having breakfast with my grandfather in the 70s. In fact, when I stopped in for breakfast, Chef Bernie himself was helping set up the buffet line. The staff told me that he opened the place back in the 60s. I would encourage everyone in Farmington to visit at least once. Let's keep this piece of living history going!"