The Joy Bus Diner

Love the concept that it's based on. Love the food, the atmosphere. The volunteer staff are amazing. It's the kind of place that I will surely support

Pretty good place. Especially for a non profit business. Portion sizes were very fair and service was good. Not great but good, same with the food. It seems exactly like what it is, volunteers running a business. Which anything bad at all! It gives the place a lot more comfort feeling, like you're eating in the back of someone's house rather than a sit down joint. Definitely will be back to try more items!

Strip mall minimalist breakfast house with surprisingly good food. It’s run as a non-profit so points for that. Nice people good service. The eggs Benedict is good though the side of a little blob of potatoes were over cooked. No sodas, only local healthy stuff. I’d like different chairs though. These hipster metal chairs are uncomfortable.

I feel like it’s a hidden secret! The food is amazing as well as the people who work and volunteer at Joy Bus!! A huge breakfast burrito for penny’s...and today we are going in because they are making Irish Car Bomb Pancakes for St. Patty’s day!????????????????was just there yesterday ! Nothing wrong with going to the joy bus diner everyday ????????????

We happened upon this place off of Yelp, and decided to try it after I read through the website and saw that it was a non-profit taking healthy meals to cancer patients at their homes. How inspirational. This place didn't disappoint. It actually exceeded our expectations in every way. The prices were reasonable, and that also attracted us. My husband said his food was probably the best $5 two egg breakfast he's ever had. It even came with bacon, and it was delicious. Our friends split a chicken and waffles plate with 4 eggs on the side, and really enjoyed it. I had the French toast with bacon and an orange slice. The orange slice was delicious. The French toast was nicely done. And of course the bacon was amazing.