Leesburg Diner

Went in for a couple of desserts at the end of Mother’s Day and my wife and I were delighted. First impression were the staff, warm and friendly, quick to smile. Next the decor, like updated colonial with an old wooden telephone both, black and white tiles and flooring and what looked like original wood throughout. Despite that charm we were yet further impressed by the desserts, superb! Do not have time for more there this trip but definitely the next one. From my experience this place is a lot closer to 5 stars than 4, write me if I am wrong, but I won’t hear from you I am sure ;

We enjoyed our breakfast. Staff was great. Pleasant atmosphere.

I went to Leesburg Diner a lot as a kid. Under the new ownership, the food quality and service has taken a hit. Besides removing the Leesburger, the service is extremely slow. It took us 35 mins to get our food and our drinks weren’t refilled when empty. The meat was dry and the tuna melt was presented as an open faced sandwich which didn’t work with the bread and proportions. I have given this new ownership two or three times, I leave disappointed every time.

Came here with my brother around 10 am. The place was very full but we were seated immediately. Server was very attentive. Had the Avocado toast. The eggs were cooked perfectly and they gave lots of avocado. The two little tomato’s and cold bread were a big disappointment tho. My brother enjoyed the blueberry pancakes and the syrup was great. Hot chocolate and chocolate croissant were lacking anything above store bought. Over all a good experience but a few things we wouldn’t order again.

Food portions were small. Cappuccino came out much after food. Vibe was interesting.