Cindy's

I was so full. Service is consistently great. This place has a nice feel to it. I can see why they have a lot of positive reviews.

I give this spot two thumbs up. The service was sociable and attentive. Prices that won't shock you. Food is like a place in Baltimore I liked.

There quite a few retro-50s/60s diners:delis in LA that both locals and tourists frequent. Sadly, many are tired, unkept and unsanitary.

Thankfully, Cindy's is not in those categories. The restaurant is spotless, with tables nicely manicured and the floors clean enough to eat off of.

The menu is slight but covers all the important basis. Most importantly, the food is absolutely terrific, not to mention well priced. The roast chicken with mashed potatoes was prepared and seasoned like a home-cooked meal while the chopped spinach salad was filling, flavorful and not covered in cheap iceberg lettuce. Regretfully, we did not partake in one of their many pies.

If you were visiting LA and only have a few days, do not miss this perfect retro diner.

Great 60s era diner with plenty of classic dishes and new flavors if you want something different. Great food and the staff are awesome. Very down to earth and always taking care of business. I love the chilaquiles and my wife loves the banana caramel french toast. we love this place.

Terrific blend of Cajun cuisine and classic diner atmosphere. Make sure you order desert because the banana chocolate cake was out of this world. The interior is bright with vivid colors and very clean. We felt like we were on set of a movie. This is a gem in the quiet neighborhood of Eagle Rock. My friend ordered the shrimp and grits, it was creamy and delicious. I love Cajun food and I love diners this is the best of both worlds. The ingredients were fresh and it was pretty light for diner food. Definitely coming back here.