The Mickey’s breakfast spread.
Pull up a stool and enjoy a classic diner meal at Mickey’s. A welcoming stop for a relaxed breakfast, a catch-up with friends or a meal whenever the day brings you here.
A classic American diner serving pancakes, burgers, wings and strawberry shakes from the same counter since 1939.
Step up into the car and you are in a room built for the plate in front of you. Red stools line the counter, the grill is in plain view and the cooks talk to you over the pass.
Come for hash browns and eggs in the morning or a late burger after the show. The door stays unlocked.
A glimpse insideStep in from West 7th Street and take a seat at the counter. Red stools, polished metal and a view straight into the kitchen make the dining car a place to watch as well as eat.
From your stool, the action is right in front of you. The video follows the cooks at work, with food coming off the grill and plates taking shape just across the counter. Coffee mugs, glasses and the bustle of the kitchen fill the space between orders.
Along the counter, guests settle in over their meals while the staff keep moving behind the pass. The narrow car brings everyone into the same room, with windows on one side and the kitchen on the other.
Outside, the red-and-cream frontage carries that same character onto the street. As daylight gives way to evening, the illuminated rooftop sign and warm windows give Mickey’s a different glow.
Come in, pull up a stool and see the diner from the other side of the window.
Plan your visitMickey’s has welcomed familiar faces at the counter and served as a filming location. The diner’s own history sheet records these appearances and visits.

Scenes from these films were shot on location at the diner.
Unwrapped, Roker on the Road, Rachael Ray’s Tasty Travels, Alton Brown’s Feasting on Asphalt and Man v. Food.
A selection of guests listed on the diner’s history sheet.
Source — Mickey’s Diner history sheet supplied by the restaurant.





Cards accepted in the diner



