Stardust Diner - Vancouver

My Bestie and I were traveling and looked up a diner for breakfast. The Stardust was amazing! I had the Redneck Benedict, mini chicken fried steaks on biscuits covered with country gravy. So good! Our server was really nice and took great care of us. There is a jukebox remote at almost every table! Super fun! Highly recommend! Wheelchair accessibility: Is wheelchair accessible.

This place has such nostalgia and good feelings. I feel as food is hit and miss that’s how it is it most of these old timey diners. Burgers and sandwiches are really good. Dinner is like the lasagna or turkey just depends on the day.. Shakes are always delicious. I sometime feel like the younger kids that serve are a little bit unexperienced. Missing things not paying attention to tables.. However, it is my dad’s favorite restaurant. The senior menu is honestly worth going to for him. Cheapest around. I always return. Even after not having the best experience.

Go to spot for a quick meal out. The diner is cute, and it's one of the few places that's still on the lower end of pricing while their food and service are still both superb. I always expect a bit of a wait, but the wait is always worth it. The redneck Benedict is yummy, and definitely grab a milkshake while you're waiting on your meal.

Price is great. My husband loves their chicken fried steak. Great customer service.

It's a diner. The food, service, pricing, and atmosphere are on par. I always have a nice visit. Friendly staff, clean and priced family budget friendly. The food is good diner food. Parking: The parking lot is located just behind the diner. There is also another parking lot across the street. Kid-friendliness: Tables booths and kids menu items are available. There is no play area or space to run around. Family friendly diner. Wheelchair accessibility: Ground floor parking and entrance. However, there is no automatic door opener. You will need to push or pull open two sets of doors to gain access. Lots of friendly, helpful folks have opened and held the door.