Met up with Car Club at the Diner. Well not impressed at first look. No tables set up for a large group. Staff did not know we were coming. Food was soso. Nothing to rave about. It could be made into a great American Diner if thought went into it. So may car enthusiasts show there cars in carpark and this gets crowds to come and browse. Turn it into a real American Diner and it would do well.

one of the fun places to go eat at night. even take the kids too. bright neon signed store at newmarket, cant miss it,old retro just like fonzie days. infront of all the other shops in this homemakers plaza.old fashioned american seating booths.milk shakes actually come in the old fashioned aluminimum cups straight from the kitchen lol my kids couldnt believe it the first time i took them ,they actually enjoyed it. menu options are varied , hot dogs , beaut burgers, to die for chips,sandwiches.very nostalgic settings . go have a look you wont be sorry.
they do breakfast lunch and dinner,kids snacks and so many different burgers the monster burger is oh so filling and even has beetroot! $9 they do pasta as well , lucky i live close lol

Approximate cost: $9

If you own a modified car, Harrys Diner is the place to be on Thursday nights. Food is great, real classic menu.. decent prices too, bit of a wait - but just look how busy it normally is!

My husband and I took our vintage car there with other car lovers on a Friday night. The atmosphere is electric on a Friday night..although they are attracting more rev heads rather then classics. We did eat, the food was nice, basic menu... We did feel the value wasnt there, considering how basic the menu options were. Its a tiny place, but still worth a look!

Approximate cost: $10-15

delicious food, great prices, good meals and a nice atmosphere, very funky.... and best of all - service with a smile every time i've been there - definitely worth a try!

Approximate cost: $15-20