Bell's Diner

Walked in on a cold Feb day and the inside was warm with sounds of chirping birds in the background, making you feel instantly comfortable. The staff was prompt and the food came quick. Love that they have both traditional American diner food and Korean (including a cucumber kimchee which I've never had, but was great). Prices were reasonable, too.

The Bi Bim Bop was excellent, large portion, and the lady working was extremely sweet. Highly recommended 👌 Went on a Friday morning and place was practically empty, very peaceful.

This diner is half classic diner food, half Korean 😋. Absolutely love it and the price is very reasonable. Their veggie fried dumplings are the best dumplings I've ever had. If you order them, get 12!!

O dear Lord! If you are hungry, come here! When you walk in you get the feel of a "hole-in-the-wall" diner, and the nice people of Bell's Diner will not disappoint you no matter what you order! The food is so delicious I can't put it into words. Plus, it's a nice quiet, comfortable atmosphere to enjoy your food. I ordered the veggie omelet and hash browns. Now I'm too full to move. PLEASE stop by and give this A2 diner a try.

I have heard a lot of Good things about this place so I decided to drive 1 hour from my hometown to try it. I honestly thought that the food was good, and I’d like to go back to try more dishes. But the service I received ?? 0/10 I’m black and my friend is white. During our whole dining experience there was one older Asian lady (maybe Korean) who was overly rude to me the whole time with sly unnecessary rude comments , but she was friendly to my friend. It made us both uncomfortable and I was going to just leave but because I drove an hour I wanted to at least try the food. For an example I asked her if she had any recommendations she stared at me like she was annoyed with me and then said " we have what’s on the menu " what kind of customer service is that ? Then I ordered the fried rice and asked if getting the Korean spicy chicken in the fried rice was an option which I thought was a reasonable question and her response was " how do you make fried rice at home ? Do you put spicy chicken in it ? Well we don’t here choose from the options you see on the menu " . And because I wasn’t sure what to order she just ignored me and took my friends order instead and put his order in instead of waiting for us both to be ready to order so then his food came out a lot sooner than mine. She created a very uncomfortable atmosphere for me and my friend for our first experience. I’ll probably never come back but I will say the food was good. Pancakes were especially amazing. I’d like to note there was another Asian lady working in there that came to our table every once in a while and she was friendly. I was also taking videos of my food and my friends food to post online and you can even hear how rude she was being to me in the background. It’s too bad because it seems like this place has great food but if you don’t care about being treated like a dog then go ahead and try this place out !

It’s an interesting place to try. It’s like a Coney Island with American cuisine but also with Korean cuisine instead of Greek. I can’t say they have a "superb" or "excellent" food and atmosphere, but they have a cozy homey feeling to both their atmosphere and food. I highly recommend this place if you can’t decide what to eat (they have a great variety of American and Korean menus) or want to try Korean food for the first time but don’t know where to start.

Went here for lunch. Not super big inside, but had seating available. Lots of food options from breakfast to sandwiches to Korean. Everyone enjoyed their dish, would go back again. Service was very good.