Peak City Diner

I was pleasantly surprised about the entire experience. Got a seat right away, service and prices were great and the open faced pot roast and fries were on point. My waitress Kristin was the best.

We have had an amazing experience with each visit. The food was amazing and fresh. Our waitress was so sweet. We love the new look for the space. Definitely our new weekly spot!

Wonderful service and good diner food! Nothing fancy, but quick and tons of options.

Yum! I have been craving a grilled cheese, and since my favorite grilled cheese comes from The Shiny Diner in Cary, I thought I’d try out the new sister diner in Apex. It did not disappoint. I sat at the bar and watched plate after plate of delicious food come from the kitchen. The whole restaurant smells like waffles, it’s crazy clean, brightly and tastefully designed, and the holiday decor is a welcomed bonus. My grilled cheese was delicious and the service was excellent.

To get right to the point, there is nothing special about this diner. I was hoping for a non-chain place to get a good home-cooked breakfast but was left wanting. The inside was fine and seemed clean. The menu was extensive, which often worries me that a restaurant is trying to do too much.
The three of us ordered typical breakfast fare including eggs over easy, pancakes, french toast, an omelet, and chicken and waffles. The sides were hash browns, toast and homefries. The food arrived warm and we dug in. The homefries were just diced potatoes, no onions, and very little seasoning. We ended up adding a lot of salt and pepper to everything. The hasbrowns were also a bit bland. The chicken seemed to be frozen, and the waitress had explained that they were out of regular waffles and only had Belgian waffles - not sure how that works. The side of french toast was $7 and was one slice of bread. Overall, the meal came to $53 for the three of us.