Location: Folsom
Top Restaurants in Folsom
Top 4 Diner food in Folsom, California, United States
Reviews on Diner food in Folsom, California, United States. Folsom is a city in Sacramento County, California, United States. It is commonly known for Folsom Prison, Folsom Prison Blues and Folsom Lake. The population was 72,203 at the 2010 census.
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1. Sutter Street Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
Reviewed By jimkT3841HO
It was Sunday and the line was out the door and up the street... This place was hopping!It was worth the wait. We did wind up sitting outside which was a little chilly but the food soon warmed us up. I had the Sutter burger: 2 Patties, Grilled Onions and Mushrooms, w/Swiss on a Ciabatta...YUM! My wife had half turkey sandwich with cup of soup. The servers as very fast and attentive. There food and service are old school and wonderful. We will be back in April. Take a walk around the streets and visit the Train Museum while you are there, they have done a great job.
2. Original Mel's Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By TravelingDad84
Fantastic! Nice portion. Pancakes were delicious. Eggs were great. Not a bad thing on my plate. Ordered the Wolfman Jack. Service was excellent as well. Very cool atmosphere with jukeboxes that you can play music on for a quarter. Follow my food blogger page on Instagram at @brizcliz
3. Gold Miner Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By DiRider
Maryâs Gold Miner Cafe 426 E Bidwell, Folsom, CA 95630 (916) 984-4181 My husband and I traveled to Folsom to take his truck in for service at the dealership. Since we departed from home early, we didnât eat breakfast. After dropping off the truck for service and cruising out in the rental car, I searched in Google Map app on my phone, âRestaurants nearby that are openâ. Maryâs was in the list displayed and I set the course for this destination. A good pick. This is a breakfast and lunch restaurant only, open M-F 6am to 2pm and 6am to 3pm on weekends. Breakfast & Lunch served all day. Go to the website for a link to the menu. As you enter, there is a small area where you wait to be seated. There is a large whiteboard with the specials. A nice lady came and sat us and I later discovered it was Mary. I asked for the Chile Verde Omelet and she responded âOh, thatâs a good choiceâ. Boy howdy, it was wonderful! Chunks of tender pork in flavourful verde, folded into a 3 egg omelet, then smothered in more verde and chunks of pork with sour cream, guacamole, and salsa. Comes with choice of hash browns or home fries and toast or biscuit. I asked to hold the carbs, omelet only. Couldnât eat it all. Generous portions. My husband chose sausage and eggs with a choice of toast or biscuit. When he chose biscuit and asked if they were house made, Mary said âOh yes, baked fresh every day and Iâll bet you want gravy on that biscuitâ. He smiling said âYes pleaseâ. Well, dang, just the biscuit with the gravy came out on its own dinner plate and took up all the room. The cakey biscuit is tall and large, light and fluffy and one of the best Iâve eaten anywhere. The gravy was also house made, with little chunks of savoury ground sausage. The eggs, sausage and home fries were nicely cooked, not too oily. Food came out fast, and after a while, Mary stopped by the table and asked âHow do you like it?â, then turned to my husband and said âHave you tried some of hers? Just a bite. Itâs really good.â So warm and friendly. Really good grub at fair prices in an old strip mall in Folsom. Cinder block walls interiors painted with murals. Corner location and end of little shopping center with big windows on 2 walls, sunny and bright. Plenty of big parking spaces, easy access/egress, not too far from the newer part of Folsom. You wonât be disappointed.
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4. Waffle Barn of Folsom
Overall Ratings
3 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By DSteveCA
Nice option for breakfast in Folsom. This Waffle Barn chain-restaurant caters to families. Apparently many locals are regulars, as our waitress greeted many customers by name. The serving portions -- particularly the pancakes -- are very generous. Service on a Saturday morning was a little hit-and-miss due to the restaurant being at capacity. I needed to flag a waitress in order to get coffee refills. "Traveling the world one meal at a time..."
