Victoria's Diner: A Nostalgic American Eatery Serving Breakfast & Brunch in Boston

The food was good. Despite adding hot sauce, it was still quite bland. The staff brought it out in about 5-10 minutes of ordering. I also got a strawberry milkshake but it wasn't the best. You could see pieces of ice in the drink and it was disappointing. The place wasn't too crowded, probably because it was a Saturday afternoon, so I got seated right away.

Wonderful and nostalgic restaurant with great service! Highly recommend and hope to return one day ourselves.

I visited this diner on a Sunday and from the moment we walked in, I could smell the goodness in the place! My friend and I went around 11AM and were seated immediately. I had the Spanish omelette and added apple sausage to it with a side of breakfast potatoes (pictured below). I really enjoyed it. The omelette ingredients were good and the chef was generous with the chicken sausage! I asked for hot sauce on the side, hoped for sriracha, but the options were Franks and Tabasco. Only real draw back is that my utensils weren't all the way clean and the booth we sat in had duck tape in it that was rising and damaged my pants a bit. Otherwise, I'd recommend Victoria's to folks and go back myself! Update: I've been back and tried the french toast which I enjoyed. The portion was hefty.

Had a fun breakfast here with my daughter and our friend. We were looking for a place we could enjoy which had some parking, since it was our last stop before heading back to NJ. This place was pretty close to our hotel. It's a fun, retro diner, that perfect combination of old grunge and great food. We parked, sat down and were able to order right away. I had a Belgian waffle. My daughter had a strawberry banana smoothie and the Rehab: two eggs, bacon and pancakes. She said it was all delicious. My friend had eggs, corned beef hash and a side of grits. Everything was great, we enjoyed everything and we had a blast. Being able to pay from your phone by scanning a QR code was good, too. Since 1949 - they have to be doing something right!