Quirky little diner with a Disney-themed mural on the wall. People especially love the dinosaur. Very casual and a great place to go when you need your comfort food. The only crazy thing about this place, is that there are no stalls in the bathroom, just two toilets side by side with no divider. I suppose that's perfect if you need to bring a friend and hold their hand, but otherwise is rather strange. Other than that, this place is the bees knees. Breakfast is served all day, prices are reasonable, and you should definitely pick this place rather than Denny's or IHOP. Donna herself is there to take your order, and her kids might be helping out as well. Try the banana pancakes.

Of course the first thing on the menu is the Philly Cheese Steak, which can be prepared a variety of ways with bacon or sausage or chicken. Breakfast sandwiches (around $3) and omlettes ($4 - $6) are available for the commuter wandering into the place, still sleepy and looking for an eye-opener. Burgers, hot dogs and other standards fill up the rest of the menu. Cute little place that wants to be your neighborhood diner.

This is such a beautiful restaurant, with elegant tables, an open kitchen and a fireplace. There's a bit of faux exposed brick and decoration, and I can guarantee that there isn't a bad seat in the house. Anywhere you sit would be a great spot. I was greeted by this tiny little girl, who offered me a menu and graciously asked me where I would like to sit. She knew the ropes, young as she was, and gave me the sweetest smile as she ran around the restaurant to find me a table. There were plenty of adults to assist, of course. Charming place with a lot of character. Try their Latin breakfasts. Pork rind with corn cake for $2.50, fried cheese ball ($1) or Colombian Sausage ($2.50). Maybe you're after some Red Snapper ($15) or Flank Steak ($11). They also serve roasted chicken and burgers.

Run by a family from Michocan. I love how the menu is 60% Spanish, because you know that you're getting the real deal here. If I lived in the area, I'd hit this place morning, noon and night. They have really nice pozole, which they serve all week, but sometimes run out of it. Huevos first thing in the morning? Yes, please. Stop in for some ethnic dishes, like the Posole ($9) or Pollo con mole ($10) and wash it down with Naranajda ($3.50) or a Mango Shake ($2). If I wanted something rather different for a date, this would be a good spot with the interior filled with little nooks and crannies if you want a some privacy or perhaps instead a view of the street.