East Bay Diner Seaford

I come here now every morning for coffee and the staff is just wonderful. The coffee is delicious. The mugs are adorable! I will continue coming every morning I work:

Their breakfast is always on point. A friendly, inviting atmosphere always leaves the diner feeling like a welcome friend. They've got a food selection of food for any diner, whether it be pancakes, waffles, eggs or anything else you want. You'll leave happy at the end of the day, with some wonderful food in your belly and a nice hot cup of tea or coffee whichever your poison may be.

We used to love this diner and went about once a month. Tonight we went back for the first time since the pandemic started. My first impression was how dirty it was. The place was pretty empty yet at least 7 tables needed to be cleaned. There was food on the floors, ketchup splattered on the side of the booth, windows filthy, fingerprints all over the doors, booths, etc. It had a completely different feel now. Gross. Food was still decent but definitely not as good as in the past. Our waitress was very nice as was the hostess. Overall, it was just okay. I don't know what happened.

Have not been in the East Bay in a long time and last night's dinner was excellent. All four of us were extremely happy. We shared two dinners between us which included soups, salads and entrees with side dishes. The food was so fresh and tasty. Pricing was so reasonable and service provided by Sally was excellent. Great to be back at the East Bay Diner. P.S dessert was also included

I ordered a bacon omlette (with well done bacon), tomato instead of potato, rye toast (requested that the kitchen butter it for me), and a decaf coffee. The bacon wasn't well done, the omeltte was over cooked, the kitchen didn't butter my toast, and the coffee was so dark that you needed two of the plastic half and half cups to get it to change color from black to dark brown. The left half of the diner (where we sat) had window booths with a view of the parking lot and overhead, pastel colored, hanging table lamps that reminded us of what we saw at the Murano factory in Venice, but looked like an octopus (consistent with the seaside theme). A lady in the next booth thought the table lamps looked tacky. FYI When you pay at the register after the meal (typical for local diners), their policy is that tips must be cash only, so they wouldn't add it to our credit card payment of the bill). We had been here for dinner with friends a few times in years past and recall their fish was a good choice. Although their prices on fish dishes were reasonable compared to restaurants, we'd rather spend the difference to get the upgrade.