As a fan of Diner's, I consider the Modern Diner the finest I've eaten in. I lived in Jersey for 15 years and sought out different diners as often as weekly. The Modern Diner, per my grandson, is Awesome.    [26 Mar 2004 08:22:11]

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     ­Anonymous   

IT's very MOdern!
The food is great and even prepared with elgance The best resterant in Pawtucket!!    [31 Mar 2004 11:27:20]

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     ­Milly   crazymilly at yahoo dot com

The Modern Diner Dominates
The Modern Diner has THE most amazing breakfast I have ever had. The best time to go is the weekend, when there are many delicious breakfast specials to choose from. If you have not been, you HAVE to try this place!    [07 Oct 2004 09:48:11]

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Recommended Dishes: Custard French Toast, BBQ Pork Omelette

     ­unk   

don't judge a diner by its cover
our food came out hot and abundant.
the custard french toast was cut into sections topped with fresh fruit and nuts.
worth trying!
the almond cranberry pancakes were stacked high covering the plate. topped with warm orange syrup with little pieces of orange in it. very flavorful!    [22 Jan 2006 16:39:50]

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Recommended Dishes: custard french toast, amound cranberry pancakes

     ­frank, north attleboro, ma   

Modern Diner is an old-fashioned gem
The Modern Diner is most faithful to its genre, set in a 1941 Sterling Streamliner and having the honors of being one of the first diners placed on the National Register of Historic places. Aside from a dining room extension constructed in the back, the Modern Diner is anything but modern from its truly authentic cramped and authentic stainless steel look to the "What do you want honey?" style service. Boarded up upon hitting hard times in Pawtucket in the 1980s, the Modern Diner was moved, restored and brought back to life in another area of the city, where crowds can be found any time of the day. Great fries, omelettes, French toast with custard sauce, lobster Benedict (replacing bacon with lobster), fresh fruit, tuna melts and burgers fulfill the most finicky diner patron at this fun, old-school diner in an old city full of personality and personalities.    [14 Apr 2006 00:27:10]

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Recommended Dishes: Lobster Benedict, tuna melt, burgers

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