I started bringing my kids to show them what a real Baltimore diner was like...not these diners that pop up on a corner and serve an infinite number of dishes. Now, it has become a favorite spot for us to come and relax with the friendly staff, owners, and patrons. Its nothing to walk in and collectively watch a show with everyone or discuss the latest news along with great diner fare and down home staff...they are like family and I wouldnt have it any other way!!!!

Went early on a Saturday morning with my father. Wasnt busy at all, so we got seated pretty quickly. Was disappointed that the placemat that was in front of my dad has several splotches of syrup on it (is it that difficult to replace after every patron). Ordered an All-American Omelet with home fries and rye toast. My dad had blueberry waffles, which he didnt have any complaints about. My omelet was so-so. Wasnt to warm (nor were the home fries for that matter, which was disappointing with it not being to busy), not that cheesy (sorry i like my omelets cheesy), and just seemed to be lacking in flavor (as were the home fires, just add some salt, pepper, and a bit of onion and it would be 5x better). While it was a nice size, i have had far better at other places. Service was courteous and prompt (though the older lady needs a longer shirt, i dont need to see your gut when youre reaching for something up high).Would i go back? Meh, there are other places on my list for breakfast on the east side of town that i would go back to or try before heading to the Happy Days.

This place wasnt worth our time...the restrooms took my appetite away.never got extra napkins when asked for, after 3 times.and the food came out wrong waitress looked beat! Not a return place for us...