Lloyd’s Diner

Reviews

• Emily O.

  star star star star star 11 June 2026

  My favorite breakfast place. I love how cute and small it is and how friendly all the workers are! The hash browns there are my fave!

• Alex R.

  star star star star star 3 June 2026

  Amazing hole in the wall diner near Boston. The place is located inside of what looks like an old train car and they are only open for breakfast on weekends; and there's a reason for that the food and portions are awesome! Seriously the amount of food you get here is huge, and it's cheap. I had their corned beef hash which was delicious and ordered a side of sausage which was soooo worth it. The sausage links taste exactly how you would expect them to taste, delicious, and that's because they are a perfect mix of pork and fat. The hash was also delicious especially with over easy eggs on top. The food also came out in like 10 minutes; and the service was great and with a smile. Definitely happy I came here.

• T M.

  star star star star star 2 June 2026

  I like Lloyd's. I like it a lot. You can like Lloyd's for the Lloyd's (it's run by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd). You can like Lloyd's because it is a well restored diner. You can like Lloyd's because you will never be served such a ridiculously large breakfast anywhere else on earth (seriously, sit at the counter and count the eggs used). You can like Lloyds because you respect the value and work ethic that will experience from a family run and staffed restaurant. If you want avocado toast, soy lattes, anything infused or fat free, this probably not the place (They do have artificial sweetener packets for your coffee and may have skimmed milk, so I am exaggerating a bit). Prepare to take some of your meal home. Unless your child is in town for a Sumo wrestling tournament, prepare to eat almost all of their food. I used to live closer and eat more breakfasts there. The added distance will probably add six years to my life.

• Shaundai P.

  star star star star star 30 May 2026

  Decided to go here after taking a walk in a nearby park.  Like the other reviews mention, it's not the place to go if you're looking for romance or an upscale atmosphere. It's a tiny space in an old rail car with the feel of an old diner.
  
  If you want to get food from Lloyd's, you'll have to come early! They closed at 12 noon on the day we went (Sunday). Most diners in the area don't close until 2 so it kind of threw us off.  The options on the menu were great - very reasonable prices and a good breakfast selection.
  
  We took the food to go and we're surprised at how heavy the to-go boxes were.  My fiancé looked at me as we were leaving and said, "I can tell they give good portions here because I have to hold these with two hands!"  After finally getting home and opening the boxes, we saw that the boxes were FILLED up with deliciousness lol.  Their pancakes are $3 each as a side order but it's the size of like 6 pancakes.  I couldnt even finish it and I'm 7 months pregnant!  The only critique I have is that the potatoes were flavorless and very oily at the bottom.  I wish they would have put some type of spices (or at least salt and pepper) on them.  It tasted maybe like a plain baked potato.  Other than that, I really enjoyed my meal and the service.  It turned into 4 actual meals and cost about $10.

• Mike C.

  star star star star star_border 23 May 2026

  This hidden gem is an amazing breakfast stop. The portions are huge and the food is delicious. My son had an early hockey at the rink down the street so we stopped here after the game. This place is old school diner. My son ordered a pancake, just one, and he didn't finish it. He said it was awesome and asked to take the leftovers home. I ordered corned beef hash and eggs which comes with toast and home fries and I ordered a side of bacon. The side of bacon was enough for two people, I took the leftovers home. The eggs were eggs but cooked just as I requested them. The corned beef hash was good but I was a little disappointed. From previous reviews I thought it was home made. I think it was canned but doctored up enough so that it almost seemed like homemade. There were chunks of homemade corned beef and it was still really good. It kinda brought me back to my dad making it when I was a kid. I was so stuffed I barely touched the potatoes but what I ate was really good. I would 100% recommend that you go here and I will be going back.