Diners near Albany

“My Dad and recently enjoyed lunch between appointments at the VA Hospital. Parking is available on site, however it's not plentiful. The menu is extensive - typical diner fare and also a separate "Latin food" menu (pretty sure that was what was written in the cover) with a nice selection of both typical items (eg, tacos) and ones that are more unusual for our area. I chose the birria tacos - amazing. I'm still thinking about them three weeks later. Full of meat, not overly greasy or cheesy, just the right combination. The birria marinade was so delicious I drank it all. My Dad, not known for a big appetite, got the French dip with fries. He surprisingly ate every bite. The waitress thought he said French onion soup and brought that first instead, but the order was quickly corrected. The soup looked delicious. The noise level was just right, which was important with a hearing impaired person. Pictures in the wall are fun to look at and see how much Albany has changed, and how much is the same. I'll be back again soon!“

“So glad I made the stop in here!! The Chai latte was made from Steeped Chai tea bags vs and the pre-mix which has a lot of sugar and the breakfast crepe was so delicious and big portion, really fresh ingredients. Don’t pass by here without stopping in. Thank you Olivia!!“

“We always come with a 20 top and are taken care of by Ally. She is an amazing server, never makes mistakes, the food comes out perfectly (good kitchen!) and she takes these huge trays of 7-8 entrees out by herself! Shes an all star! Give her a raise! Love this place!“

“Hands down the BEST bacon, egg and cheese in the capital region (and believe me, I’ve tried a lot). Perfect ratio of bacon to egg to cheese on a fresh hard roll. And if that wasn’t enough to get you to go there, the family who runs it is so kind and hard-working. Their other breakfast and lunch offerings, including the coffee, are equally as delicious and they have the best prices, especially for downtown Albany. It’s located in the Albany County Courthouse, but is open to the public and has a sweet dining area. You won’t be disappointed and will be supporting a lovely family.“

“Coffee was excellent! French toast was good, but I prefer Texas toast. I can’t hold that against them tho as that is a personal preference thing and varies person to person. The only knock I had against this place is the home fries. They’re like mashed potatoes, that are then grilled on a flat top grill. WEIRD and bland. Very under seasoned“

“It's a nice local family Diner. Some historic fossils on the walls, very nice traditional diner atmosphere.Wheelchair accessibility: There's a ramp, but doors and seating are not great for navigating a wheelchair. Still it is accessible.“

“A wonderful breakfast spot convenient to hotels, SUNY, and the state house. Super friendly service, classic breakfast menu, good prices. I was so happy i accidentally found it when looking for a Dunkin. And they'll do a to-go coffee cup for you.“

“Just recently rekindled my relationship with this diner lol, it was a great part of my young adulthood life, especially nights out and going to the diner for breakfast!! The food was good and close to me be in my early 20’s to now( I will be 60 next mth) the food did not disappoint and neither did the service. This is a phenomenal record!! It’s amazing to be a business like this in these times. Keep doing what you’re doing guys, you didn’t miss a beat in that time span!! Continued blessings❤️“

“I'm a fan of, and regularly attend, Naughter's Midnight Breakfast. Whether you are trying to wind down for the day with a cup of coffee and a conversation , want to get a nostalgia hit while searching the impressive collection of cassettes for your favorite artist, or you're an unawakened, "Foodie," there for the daily specials that are [always] worth foregoing your, "Usual;" you'll quickly learn to adopt Naughter's as your last stop in Troy. I traveled around the world with the military, learned to cook like a Southern Italian during Christmases with my family in Foggia, experienced the tremendous variety of cuisines in Asia, but had to travel to a hidden diner in Troy NY to be introduced to my new favorite soup, Vichyssoise.“

“Craving excellent breakfast food? Look no further cause this diner is amazing. The parking is very easy due to having a parking lot. This diner is very popular so the parking lot may get full fast. The diner has a warm atmosphere and the staff are very friendly. I ordered the Skyline Special which consists of over easy eggs, sausage, and breakfast potatoes. I definitely have to eat it with Tabasco hot sauce. The white bread comes with a lot of butter which makes the toast super tasty. This special also comes with a small orange juice or coffee which is nice. I would recommend this place to anyone looking to eat breakfast food around the Albany Area.“