Whether they’re open for one meal a day or 24/7, diners are the place to get a good meal at a lower price. In Berks County, we have great diners, many of which we have already tried and reviewed:

green plate with two big pancakes drizzled in lemon cream cheese with whipped cream on top

Review: Quality Shoppe

A pair of trips to the Quality Shoppe in Kutztown for quality meals at breakfast and lunch.
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square plate with a crepe topped with blueberries and a cream drizzle

Review: PA Dutch Farmers Market of Wyomissing

Exploring the food options at the Wyomissing Farmers Market for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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railroad crossing sign on a green lawn in front of a renovated train station

Review: BeBe’s Kitchen

BeBe's is a shining example of a community diner with family-friendly food at budget-friendly prices.
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plate sitting atop a red and white tablecloth. On the plate is a chicken wrap cut in half with a side of crinkle fries

Cottage Bakery & Cafe

Two visits to the Cottage Bakery & Cafe in Kutztown for quick, deicious lunch and delectable desserts.
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plate of French toast topped with cinnamon swirl with a smaller plate of red skin potato homefries

Review: Annamarie’s on Main

Berks County Eats visits Annamarie's on Main in Birdsboro, for a taste of the restaurant's signature breakfast items like French toast and pancakes.
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Classic diner counter seating at Airport Diner in Kutztown

Review: Airport Diner in Kutztown, PA

A visit to the Airport Diner in Kutztown for a family lunch of burgers and wraps.
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A kids meal featuring Half a grilled cheese sandwich served in a 3D cardboard paper Ford Fairlane classic car

Review: Pop’s Malt Shoppe

Pop's Malt Shoppe in Kutztown recreates a the feel of a 50s/60s diner. Dinner is served, but dessert is the start of the show here.
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An order of chicken Paremsan, featuring an extra large chicken breast topped with red sauce on a bed of spaghetti, from Temple Family Restaurant.

Review: Temple Family Restaurant

With a toddler in tow, diners are becoming a more popular destination for our family meals. Based on our experience, Temple Family Restaurant ranks among the best in Berks County.
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cinnamon french toast with icing with a side of corned beef hash in the background

Review: Crossroads Family Restaurant

At the intersection of Routes 222 and 61 is one of Berks County's busiest diners. We stopped at Crossroads for a breakfast both traditional and unique (LA cinnamon roll French toast, anyone?).
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Hawaiian bread French toast with breakfast potatoes

Review: Brooks Cafe

Julie and I use the Labor Day holiday as an excuse to dine out for breakfast. So we stopped in at Brooks Cafe for banana nut pancakes and Hawaiian bread French toast.
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Review: Leesport Diner

Review: Leesport Diner

A little more than a year after it opened, the Leesport Diner still looks as good as new and continues to draw a crowd. We visited for our first taste to see what keeps bringing the customers back.
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omelet with homefries and white toast from CD's Place

Review: CD’s Place – CLOSED

A breakfast at CD's Place has been a long time coming. Finally, I found a Saturday where they were open, and we were available for a taste of their jerk chicken omelet and corn andouille hash.
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