Double T Diner

Seems like the menu is different at each location went there for the spinach salad which is not on menu at this location so I settled for Greek salad it was smaller and pretty bad so don’t order the Greek salad
The wait staff is hit or miss there some are better than others

Delicious, my boy and I stopped in to a somewhat busy diner (always a good sign) for lunch. Seating and service was quick, plenty of room at the table and noise level was a low rumble and easily ignored. I had the Mexican Burger and my son with the Mushroom and Swiss. These ½ pound beauties were hand made and cook perfectly with the right amount of char and pretty pink inside. The entire experience was very good and I’m one to pick apart just about anywhere. We’ll be back.

Found this diner on a trip to New Jersey. Stopped for breakfast on way up and it was so fabulous we made sure we stopped on way back! The menu has everything you can imagine, something for everyone. If you are in the area you should stop! Food incredible and service is outstanding! Desserts look incredible.

Highly recommend a place to stop, we are on our way to Pennsylvania and found this place. We had pastrami on rye delicious, my husband have the Italian wedding soup and I have the creamy crab soup they were both so good that we had a switching back-​and-​forth taste it. The service was excellent, atmosphere was good. We had so much food that we did not have any room for dessert, so we took to cannolis to go.

On our way from Florida to NY…
Stopped here for breakfast.
Great service, good food, large portions.
Had the apple pancakes with a side order of fresh baked ham… delicious.

I got an open faced turkey sandwich, but all the food looked great. I will definitely be returning to this place.

This diner is everything a diner should be. It was so cute and quant and lovely. Huge display case of desserts, 15 page menu, all the bases covered. I got the chicken souvlaki. The sandwich was large, the meat was very tender and spiced well, and the sauce was great. My friend got the shrimp bisque, which was too congealed and definitely wasn’t the healthiest option (though they do have tons of healthy options on the menu). Her club sandwich looked very basic too. The waitress was attentive and friendly. I wish this place existed in DC, I would go here all the time!

One of the better double T franchises here on Ebenezer Road. Correction, this is the best double T been to so far. Our server Rocky was fantastic. He had what many servers lack, a sense of humor. He was courteous, quick, thorough and of course funny. We teased him throughout the evening and he gave it right back to our group.
The food was fresh, hot and the order was correct. And the most important part of the evening was of course our desserts. This is where they beat the other diners. They have a excellent and wider dessert selection than their other locations. And extremely fresh desserts though they lacked French apple pie to the dismay of our eldest member. One thing they could do to differentiate themselves from other diners is take their old smoking room and convert it into a vaping room. They would make a fortune doing so.
The staff here clearly loves their jobs. That is directly reflected in the service they provide to their guest. Our group goes to about 50 or more diners a year on Saturday nights. This particular double T diner falls into the top five as does our server Rocky.

A classic roadside diner with good food and service.

Always Gr8 food. Extra room for groups. If you have room for dessert, check the pastries out front. Wait staff. Lots of parking. Not far from I-​95

On a road trip through the Baltimore area, we stopped for lunch at the Double T Diner. The first thing you notice inside the door was a case of beautiful, mouth-​watering desserts. (More on those later)
If you’re in the area, this diner is definitely worth the stop. Don’t be intimidated by the large menu, the friendly servers are happy to assist, and the food is way more creative than your typical diner fare.
The menu was extensive, but we settled on 3 dishes starting Maryland crab: Macaroni and Cheese with Crab Balls, Fried Soft Crab sandwich, and The Chesapeake Benedict (eggs Benedict with crab cakes.) The food was all very good, especially the crab soup and crab balls. The hollandaise on the Chesapeake Benedict was just ok, but the crab cakes were excellent.
The real star of the meal, though, was dessert! After much deliberation we ordered Blueberry cheesecake, Canoli Cake, and a «chocolate triangle.» The cheese cake was light but rich and creamy. The cannoli cake was moist with a creamy cheesecake-​like filling, and the chocolate triangle was a nice balance of light and rich elements. All three came in huge portions with the type of presentation you would expect from a much pricier restaurant, and best of all they were all less than $ 5 a piece.

Worse than mediocre. Brown lettuce in the salad and soggy fish and chips. I understand it’s a diner but it should of been better. No effort and no pride in the food.

We ended up there on a lark — looking for breakfast early Sunday morning off of 95 in the Baltimore area. What a find! If you like a classic diner experience, do it! We walked in and there was a showcase of delicious looking pastries and throughout our visit experienced nothing but professional service. The place was packed while the wait staff moved gracefully around like a choreographed dance. I commented on how well run it seemed to be. When presented with the menu, we were floored. It weighed several pounds; so many pages! Very complete. I ordered a western omelet sandwich on ciabatta bread. It was twice the size I expected, so delicious, and reasonably priced!!! My husband loved the breakfast sausage he ordered, though I wouldn’t have. Overall, glad we didn’t end up stopping at a chain restaurant!

They serve huge portions, but it isn’t very good and no one cares whether you like your food or not.

Went here with a girl friend of mine that I was visiting in Maryland and she took me here. Good was great! Service was great! The only complaints I have was the ginormous bowl on the table with a ridiculous amount of jelly packets and some waitress that kept walking by with enough perfume (Alien to be exact) for 6 people to wear that made both my friend and I not want to eat our food.

This is my first review, but so far it’s above average. After finding my work location and getting lost (one reason I came a day early!) I stopped in here on the way back.
I ordered the Western omelette with turkey bacon and they were happy to oblige. That and a cup of tea makes a great breakfast combination. It’s definitely going to be a weekly splurge for me. :)

Been here a few times and had a 4 star review started but had such a poor experience, I felt compelled to drop it down and finish, especially since the phone app now let’s you finish a review.
Standard diner, large menu, usually decent but today was flat out bad.
Service was rushed. The dude, who is always here, focuses on witty comments and not what you order. He is writing something down, but I don’t think it’s the order.
The coffee was terrible. Rule #1 of diner business, have good coffee.
4 of the 5 orders came out. Forgot my bosses. Thanks guys. My order was wrong, but at least I had something to eat.

Wide range of food from cereal omelettes soups sandwiches entrees to desert cookies. they have it all here. If you don’t find something in the menu that then you are not hungry. You can’t forget the desert case. Which has plenty of yummy things to try.
Make sure you try some of the Greek dishes.
Plus great friendly staff

Do you want pancakes, soup, burgers, gyros, eggs, steak, waffles and cake all available to you, all the time? Well, look no further. This is where you go in the Baltimore area and everyone knows it.
Now, with a menu this extensive (and I tell you it’s 5 pages of tiny print and EVERYTHING comes with soup!!) you have to understand that not all of it is coming in fresh, a good bit of it is likely frozen.
I usually gravitate towards breakfast or the chef salad which is large enough for 2 meals. Home made dressings, and decent thick sliced deli meats.
My husband most often gets the baked mac and crab balls. He always enjoys that thoroughly as well. Prices are decent for what you’re getting and service is always quick, even if you don’t often see the same face twice.
The dessert case is filled with beautiful cakes and pastries all courtesy of the other family business Yia-Yia’s bakery. (Which I give a million stars to).

Even though this diner is low on the number outlets available and they have no wifi available, the servers are friendly and have a big menu with the common diner food you come to expect. They are open late. They have booths, a bar and tables.
This is a local social hangout as well.