Good food and good service! Left very full, their portions are pretty large! I would come back here for breakfast again!

Today my sister, small dog and I went to Page's Diner. It was 11:AM, she got lunch and I got breakfast. She had the BLT with onion rings. She said it was good, I tried an onion ring and it was very good and nice and crispy. I had the veggie omelet add sausage, and crispy hash browns. They were both very good. The problem we encountered was that nothing arrived all at once. Sis got her BLT and rings, about 10 minutes later my omelet arrived, and 10 minutes after that my crispy hash browns arrived. She forgot the OJ that sis ordered, she got it eventually. My dog had a chopped up hamburger patty, and he preferred to eat it when we got home. The service was good, the waitress was nice. So I'd normally give this 5 stars, but they get 4 stars due to the food not arriving all at once. I will say i complained about the food not coming all at the same time and they gave me a 10% discount. Kudos! PS: I forgot to take a pic of my omelet, but it really was beautiful.

Page's Diner harkens back to days gone by, when little mom and pop diners dotted the local landscape. Sadly, many of these epicurean treasures have been lost to time and corporate branding. Page's hold its place within the local fabric. It is a quaint diner with decent food and wonderful service. Page's offers a variety of dishes at a reasonable price. My wife and I had a late breakfast, and thoroughly enjoyed our selection: Santa Fe Scramble. My wife had tea, and I ordered an orange juice. I had not noticed the juicing machine when we entered the diner, but observed our server placing fresh oranges onto the machine. What I received was a wonderful surprise, a glass of fresh squeezed orange juice. What a treat. The food is very good, but not great. The eggs on my scramble were a little over cooked, but overall the dish was pretty tasty. In an age where it is becoming more and more difficult to find a good diner that serves a decent, old-fashioned breakfast, let Page's Diner bring you back in history to a time that has passed, and breakfast was still the most important meal of the day.

New and novel are fine. But sometimes, you want and need familiar, tried, and true. After more than 15 years, Page's Diner fills that role admirably. Seating is comfortable The space feels airy and open. The staff is friendly and helpful. And the food is well prepared and solidly tasty. There is a wide range of sandwiches, burgers, burritos, and other items. But the pancakes, waffles, and French toast are particularly noteworthy. And unlike many other local places, Page's Chicken Waffle tops a fluffy, delicious waffle with fried chicken strips, not chicken on the bone. Not strictly traditional, but definitely worth trying. Page's has been a locals favorite for years. Go, eat, and find out why.

Husband and I have been here a few times now and the food and service are always solid. It's a very small place so there might be a small wait but it's usually not very long. We waited about 10-15 minutes today. We're both creatures of habit and tend to order the same dishes. I got their two egg breakfast with ham (also comes with your choice of hashbrowns or country potatoes [you can also choose fruit over the potato options] and toast) and my husband got the breakfast burrito with chorizo, which also comes with potatoes or fruit. My server asked if I'd like a ham steak or deli ham; I asked for the ham steak. What they brought to the table required it's own plate! This ham was literally a porterhouse. I wasn't expecting it to be so massive but it was delicious! Eggs were cooked great and my husband loved his burrito. Their coffee was really good (total pet peeve of mine when breakfast joints have crappy coffee) and they also have fresh-squeezed orange juice (the machine is visible at the back of the restaurant) that I look forward to trying next time. If you're looking for good diner food and friendly service, I would absolutely recommend that you give Page's a try!