The sign above the door
reads - The Central Diner & Grille
and underneath it says Breakfasts/Lunch/Dinner/Late
Night. The rather modern diner is located at 6408 Steubenville Pike.
What caught my
attention, besides the extensive menu and choice of food, was the management’s
food philosophy. It’s not just about good fresh foods, or the healthy and
hearty choices, but it’s their promise to deliver to their customers the best
products. The Diner buys fresh and local foods, which is an asset to the
community.
The interior of the
building is new, clean, bright and decorated with modern pictures and lighting
fixtures. The wait staff is courteous and attentive. The manager is readily
available to talk to as he goes from table to table visiting to the patrons.
The Mediterranean style
menu covers everything from simple cereals, eggs, omelets, griddle offerings,
specialty salads, wraps, paninis, specialty burgers, sandwiches, sides, appetizers,
entrée dishes that covers roast, chicken, seafood, steaks, chops, Italian
specialties, Greek specialties, an array of desserts that include Sarris ice
cream, beverages and more.
Since I had a hard time
choosing, my friends and I started off with Onion Rings and Jalapeno Poppers.
The coating was delicious! They weren’t drenched in grease.
I ordered a Swiss Beef
Burger with sautéed mushrooms, caramelized onions and melted Swiss cheese, served
on the freshest and tastiest bun that I have had in a long time. The fries were
coated with seasoning and delicious as well.
My two dining
companions ordered the Vegetarian Panini filled with eggplant, zucchini,
onions, mushrooms, tomato, fresh mozzarella and pesto sauce. They both assured
me that their sandwiches were extremely tasty.
My only complaint is
that The Central Diner should be out here in the North Hills area. They
wouldn’t be disappointed, the tables and fountain would be packed. I know that
I would be a frequent customer on a weekly basis.
If you are looking for
a good meal in comfortable surroundings, try The Central Dinner & Grille on Steubenville Pike.
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