Diner with typical genre features like an extensive menu, free coffee refills & 24/7 availability.
From Google Maps reviews.
I have been in large, modern diners where the servers tend to a few tables each and I have to wait and wait. The Fifth Avenue Diner has one (1) person working EVERY table, the counter and the cash register, yet the service is impeccable. Orders taken quickly, coffee filled and refilled, food services in a timely manner and hot. Dated place, but clean and pleasant. Front is open, so it’s nice and cool. Clean bathroom. Accessible ♿️. It’s the way all diners should be.
My friends and I wanted to film a short film here so we called ahead of time and asked for permission which we were granted over the phone. We said we would buy food and even offered to pay to rent out the space but they said it wasn’t necessary. As soon as we entered the woman working the counter said that she didn’t know we were coming into film even though we called in advance. She immediately greeted us with an attitude and reluctantly said we could film. When we arrived we ordered food as p
I went to this restaurant with my kids and had a terrible experience. From the moment we arrived, we were treated with complete disrespect. The hostess didn’t greet us at all — instead, she just made a hand gesture for us to sit down as if we were animals. The waiter placed the cups upside down on the table with no napkins, then dropped off a pitcher without a word. We sat there for 20 minutes with no service, while people who came in after us were attended to right away. No one took our order u
From the Apr 23, 2026 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.

Food was left exposed to possible contamination during storage, prep, or serving.

Food surfaces weren't washed and sanitized between uses.

Plumbing issues: poor drainage, backflow risk, or wastewater handled improperly.