7 Best Diners near American Canyon

“Our go to place for breakfast. It's a well known place here in American canyon. The food is just as great as the service. Update: under new management! They have revamped the interior of the diner as well as showcasing a brand new sign by the roadside! They are also in the process of building an outdoor dining area for the upcoming spring and summer season. A few changes to the old-established menu as well. Here's to looking forward to trying out something new from a familiar place.“

“Decent Dennys. Food has always been good. The last couple times I've gotten the French toast. They have recently switched to using brioche bread which is perfect. Not as bready with the thick Texas toast. Would also recommend the avocado bacon “

“My fiancée was going here EVERY single day before we got together. The staff all know Jason by name and great him. They even bring his ice tea without being prompted. I love the Caesar salad. Lately we've been ordering the pork chops and they're always so good. Lately it hasn't been too busy either which is unfortunate because this place should be more busy based on the food and service alone.“

“The food at Denny's in Vallejo is very good and the waitress -Crystal(I think) doesn't even use a pad to write your order. She is on point and great service.Vegetarian options: There are options on the menu but also just ask.Dietary restrictions: Ask for what you want, they seem very agreeable.Parking: Parking at the building.Kid-friendliness: It seems to be kid friendly and I saw family's there.Wheelchair accessibility: It's on the first level and ramps built in to driveway to get inside.“

“If you are in Napa and you're looking for a place to eat breakfast. This is the place to go. We had tater tots. Now for those of you who grew up when I did you have to love the tots. Great brunch ch food and awesome aero and atmosphere“

“If you want a small town restaurant where you see familiar community faces then this is your place. My family has been a regular for several years. I don't know of many restaurants nowadays where servers get to know who you are outside of just being a customer. It's great when a server remembers your name and pretty much has your order memorized. No business is perfect but being thankful for the small things in life and appreciating effort is what's most important. My family and I will forever be appreciative of the great service; the warm welcomes; and the small hometown feel this restaurant provides.“

“I recently dined at Denny's in Vallejo, and while the food was absolutely delicious and the service decent, the emphasis on tipping left a sour taste. I believe it's the owner's duty to fairly compensate their employees. I work hard for my money and don't appreciate the expectation to freely give it away as tips. I'm paying for a service, not the salaries of someone else's employees. In my own company, I ensure my employees are well-compensated to avoid the pitiful need for tips. I provide excellent service without expecting tips, and I've even made it a policy for my employees not to solicit them. The restaurant offers a nice view overlooking the freeway, though the area might feel unsafe during certain hours with homeless people seen around. Overall, my experience was mixed, overshadowed by the uncomfortable tipping culture.“