Joe's Diner - American restaurant in Harrisonburg - 3355 S Main St, USA

It’s a truck stop. It’s accessible. The food is fine. The coffee cups are tiny :) We had eggs and nicely done bacon. Bathrooms were clean, and had showers! Overall, it was okay. The place is nicely decorated and there’s 80s music playing. Plenty of parking.

The food was awesome. Very pleasant atmosphere and great service.

The food was good. The cook did an amazing job grilling the potatoes so that they had just a little bit of blackened edges from the cast iron skillet. The waitress, an attractive blonde in her mid to late fifties, was attentive and polite. She kept my coffee topped off and also refilled my water when it was needed. However, she charged me extra for the side of cottage cheese that comes with the order and then lied right to my face. Tried telling me it was a misprint on the menu. If it was a misprint (which is unlikely as all the meals came with at least one side), the waitresses would be in the habit of informing customers up front, not after the fact. The atmosphere was decent. The decor was an almost dark themed red 50s diner interior with ample amounts of stainless steel. There was rock from the 80s and 90s playing, which did diminish the 50s diner ambiance that the owner had been striving for. Aside from being lied to and overcharged it was a decent experience.

This was a very clean and nice place to eat! I loved the decor and the food. You can’t go wrong checking this place out!

It really is 4.5 stars but I don't know how to do .5... anyhow. The staff are great, friendly, helpfull. The place was clean and the decor was a old diner style. Which I like. The food was good . The coffee was a little thin meaning more like a dark tea than coffee. Tasted good tho. The grits which being from Ga I take very seriously. Where a little to grainy. Not enough boil time or not enough water while boiling. Its hard to tell difference. But since grits are used for dipping the flavor was fine. The omelet I had the western omelet was a little thin. Plenty if goodies I side but the eggs where not fluffed enough.. im wondering if that's a regional thing. I had a omelet yesterday further north that was thin aswell.. anyway. It was good and with the grits slapped on top it all went down the hatch rather nicely. The muffin was well worth the extra dollar . It was not hard as some which was perfectly fine with me. All in all thank yall very much for a much needed breakfast.

1. Walked in and waited in the front area for someone to seat us. (Never been here before) Finally, someone told us just to have a seat. There is no sign telling us to do so. 2. My wife had a BLT and fries. The sandwich was OK, but you could tell the shorting in the fryer needed changed. 3. I ordered chip beef and gravy and home fries. Gravy was the worst gravy I had ever had. Gummy and a sour tast. After two tastings, I was done. The home fries were cool to the touch. I turned in my food to the waitress, and she was very sorry and felt the same about my food. I didn't reorder anything, as I never do. 3. Now to the rest rooms. They definitely need to fix them up. Very nasty. I probably picked the wrong day to try the gravy as the waitress told me it is homemade and people love it. As much as food costs now, I always expect at least a 4 star before I give a great review. This restaurant needs some work. The staff seemed very nice, but I don't eat them!

My husband and I walked in the side door through the diner to the front door where a sign said wait to be seated... we waited about 7 minutes while 3 waitresses worked the floor. We ended up leaving after the time standing there and not a greeting from and of the 3 waitresses.. " seat yourself", " we will be right with you" .... nothing... uncomfortable and hungry we left...

Amazing food and staff. I feel like I am at home. From watching and listening, they treated all that walk through that door as family. I have chipped beef over homemade biscuits with two eggs on top. Eggs had plenty of flavor and the gravy was perfect.