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Let s Twist Again Diner
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6 Reviews on “Let s Twist Again Diner”
Local staple. Cash only. If you want donuts you need to get there early. They sell out quickly. Portions are large. It’s not on the menu but you can order your hash browns deep fried. Great crispy hack. Otherwise they will be pan fried. Weekends are always busy but don’t have to wait that long for a table generally.
The Bacon egg and cheese on an english muffin “Duncan Dairy” sandwich is truly UNMATCHED! Delicious in every way. It’s become our favorite breakfast spot on the weekend. So much bacon, worth every penny!
3 friends and I met here for breakfast this past Sunday. It was very crowded and busy, which is normal for a Sunday breakfast. The parking lot was inpossible, almost nowhere to park, which i thought would be a good sign..
We ordered fairly quickly and enjoyed our time catching up…until the time kept passing with no food in sight. All told, it took almost an hour to get served.
When the items did arrive, it was pretty disappointing. Eggs were scrambled but had zero flavor, toast was overcooked, and the corned beef hash I had requested well done looked like it had been briefly left to cook a few seconds longer on one side, so that most of it was still mushy. Pancake was fine, but nothing special.
Although it had taken an hour to get our food, the check arrived within 10 minutes. We went from having no one checking in for an hour to 5 different staff members stopping by one right after another “to see if we needed anything” (more likely to free up a table).
Finally, the handwritten check was very difficult to figure out and nothing seemed to add up right. At this point we were ready to go, so we paid and left.
Overall, a disappointing experience and not one I would recommend to others.
3 friends and I met here for breakfast this past Sunday. It was very crowded and busy, which is normal for a Sunday breakfast. The parking lot was inpossible, almost nowhere to park, which i thought would be a good sign..
We ordered fairly quickly and enjoyed our time catching up…until the time kept passing with no food in sight. All told, it took almost an hour to get served.
When the items did arrive, it was pretty disappointing. Eggs were scrambled but had zero flavor, toast was overcooked, and the corned beef hash I had requested well done looked like it had been briefly left to cook a few seconds longer on one side, so that most of it was still mushy. Pancake was fine, but nothing special.
Although it had taken an hour to get our food, the check arrived within 10 minutes. We went from having no one checking in for an hour to 5 different staff members stopping by one right after another “to see if we needed anything” (more likely to free up a table).
Finally, the handwritten check was very difficult to figure out and nothing seemed to add up right. At this point we were ready to go, so we paid and left.
Overall, a disappointing experience and not one I would recommend to others.
Stopped here for lunch while on vacation. This place is like stepping back in the 80s. They do have in house baked bread that was really good. I thought the price was a little high for the church dinner like atmosphere.🤷
Love a Mom and Pop place with real food freshly made when you order it that you can tell was made from scratch and not microwaved when you ordered it. Duncan’s is the real deal local place you wish was in your hometown! Enjoyed every bite and bought a loaf of the delicious homemade bread home to b enjoy all week too!