Snoopy’s Diner
4001 Quaker Ln, North Kingstown, RI, 02852
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Address :
4001 Quaker Ln
North Kingstown, RI, 02852 - Phone (401) 295-1533
- Website https://www.snoopysdiner.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :6:00 am - 2:3
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Breakfast, Brunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Drive-Thru : No
Caters : No
Categories
Burgers
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Allie B.
Really great place! Love it here!!! I just went here for the first time and the staff was SO nice. The two girls always checked on my family to see how we were doing and such... even though one was new and they were both running around, they were both so pleasant and accommodating. The food was delicious and the portions huge! I couldn't even finish my waffle. Definitely would go again. It really quaint and 50's style. The jukeboxes are cool too. Also the waitress loves Lana del Rey so... Haha!
(5)Jeff R.
My wife and I were just in here for breakfast and I can't express how great the waitresses were or how perfect our food was, everything was cooked perfectly to our liking and the waitresses were so very nice and attentive to our every need. I will be back here as often as I can.
(5)Jordan D.
I really wanted to fall in love with Snoopy's. After my first visit, I just couldn't though. Snoopy's has all the makings of a potential awesome, old school type diner. Good menu, lots of options, comfy booths, quick waitresses, nice sized lunch/breakfast counter. The wife and I stopped in for breakfast recently on a Saturday and placed a super easy order. 2 omelettes that come with home-fries and toast. I think on average one would expect to wait, tops 15-20 minutes, right? Almost an HOUR later, we got our food and were on the verge of just leaving. In no way shape or form should omelettes take an hour to prepare and to boot, it was obvious they used defrosted frozen spinach and attempted to cook it, which was a fail. I thought my omelette was above average and the home-fries were perfect. But an hour is just unacceptable for getting 2 omelettes out. From what we could gather, it seems like 'regulars' were being taken care of i.e. getting their food super quick while 'the rest of us' just sat their twiddling our thumbs. I'll give you another try one of these days, Snoopy's...
(2)Brian S.
Excellent service! Very friendly, fast, food was delicious; had eggs, home fries, bacon and toast (see picture).
(5)Lucas O.
I waited for an hour and 20 minutes! For a waffle and when I finally got it it was soggy and the flavors were mediocre. My side of eggs were cold, the bacon was great (you can't get bacon wrong) I liked the old style decor, but I quickly grew tired of staring out the chrome lined window as I endlessly waited for my food to arrive. Our waitress was nice, but did not clear our empty glasses so our table became cluttered. Altogether a not so good experience, and I will not be taking my business there again.
(2)Kristi M.
When our party of five walked in the door we were not greeted so we sat ourselves. When the waitress made her way to us she was rude and seemed actually upset that we were there. We ordered drinks, when she came back with them she literally slammed them on the table and walked away. Looking at the hand edited menu we realized it was very expensive. We each ordered a breakfast. Still the waitress was rude. We waited almost half an hour for food. Which seemed ridiculous since we were the only people in there. When food came out one plate wasn't ready. So my brother had to sit and watch the rest of us eat.. Not once did the waitress come over and ask if everything was OK. Or offer refills to our empty cups. She was more concerned with hanging out with one of those boys who worked there and was eating and playing on her phone then she was with waiting on us. The food itself was horrible. I'd bet my life that the bacon was the cheap microwave kind. Perfectly flat with no fat and tasteless. Four pieces cost me $4.20. They only cooked the hash on one side. When my husband flipped out over it wasn't even cooked. His over easy eggs were rubber and over cooked. My son and brother said their pancakes tasted like eggs. The omelets me and my mother ordered were nothing special. Definitely not worth the price. All our home fries needed more cooking. None of us will ever return here. Never before has it cost me $70 for breakfast for the five of us. Especially since most of it went uneaten. Not like the waitress cared. Not once were we even asked how is everything.
(1)George M.
Stumbled upon this place trying to find a seat at a diner on a Sunday at 10am is hard to do. Bottomless coffee, large portions, delicious food but the service took FOREVER! It's such a tiny place and I felt like we were inconveniencing the staff. Not the cleanest place in the world. Probably will pass by this place next time. Sad that no Peanuts characters were represented.
(3)Susan L.
I had my first Rhode Island hot weiner experience here. For those of you that don't know what a hot weiner is, it's like a hot dog but the weiner is made with pork and veal (according to wiki) and topped with mustard, meat sauce, finely chopped onions, and celery salt and served in a steamed bun. All in all, it was good...but subtle. I guess I was expecting something with a teensy bit more punch. The diner itself is small and very cute...no Snoopy paraphernalia! I would definitely go back for another hot weiner but only if I'm in the area.
(3)Robert M.
For the positive, it is an okay diner. If I were hungry and close, I would not avoid it (assuming Allie's is closed and I needed protean). The food is typical diner food and the service is not too bad. The folks were not overly engaging with the new person, which seems to be normal. For the life of me though, I am not sure how often you would need to show up somewhere to be considered a regular. But I digress. For the constructive, it has been around for ever, get creative. A little homemade Corned beef hash, maybe some serious over the top pancakes. Maybe they are comfortable with middle of the road and feel folks will not travel, but they might want to rethink. Jiggers was worth traveling to, Middle of Nowhere is worth traveling to. This place, it is worth stopping if you are in the neighborhood, nothing more, nothing less.
(3)Seth D.
I think the food here is great, and the wait staff is funny and friendly. They're best at breakfast... The fruit pancakes are fluffy and delicious, and the omelets are very large and tasty. Go there twice and they'll probably remember you and what you like. It's not classy, though. It's a real diner. If you're looking for classy, don't bother.
(4)Chris R.
Whatever. A pretty unimpressive experience. Again. Decided to give it another try as the last experience there was thoroughly underwhelming. Well, things are about the same. Why you ask? Good question. Sure, it's very clean. Yes, it has been in the same location for a long time. And yes, the waitstaff is friendly. Service is so-so but not unepxected in an old-school diner setting. And I am totally cool with that. It's the ingredients. The place calls for homemade offerings and fresh ingredients. And that is where it falls short. Blueberry muffin which was clearly prepackaged (kind of like something you might get at Sam's Club), taken from its plastic wrapping, cut in half and put on the grill. Mushrooms from a can put in the omellete. Corned beef hash from a can (I asked if they made it themselves and to her credit she honestly answered that it was from a can). But $3.75 for that same side of canned corned beef hash? Seriously? The potatos were lame too. Not that it was burned or awful but just boring and out of can.
(2)J M.
The waitress was friendly but obvious in paying attention to regulars which gives newcomers the desire NOT to become regulars. I only stayed to see what would happen...took 15 minutes to get my drink order taken and another 10 to get it. 12 more for her to come back and take my order. A tuna sandwich. No flavor. I saw others with food that actually looked great but for a diner, this place is expensive! I sat where I could see onto the kitchen. It looked clean as well as the dining area, that is a plus, Two waitresses would be a big help here as this girl was just taxed way over her comfort zone. Tuna sandwich with no chips or fries for far too much money....I won't be back. That was the cheapest sandwich on the menu that I noticed, the least they could do was put a handful of chips on the plate!. Once you add in the price of the food then the drink and tax, you're easily going to spend at least $12 or more for an average meal per person. To end on a positive note, I liked the look of the diner, took me back to what you would see in the 60's, great memories.
(2)M J.
I agree with most. Greatness is within reach here. Jazz up the breakfast menu. As is, my meal was pretty darn good. I do agree that it is on the expensive side, even with a Four Square 15% discount.
(4)Ron M.
One of the worst breakfast I've had in a long time.
(1)Shannon Z.
They have an amazing hot cinnamon roll! It was buttery and gooey in all the right places. Sweet but not overly so. Maybe the best cinnamon roll I have ever had? The egg and cheese on an english muffin was pretty good too. The fried potatoes they serve however might be the worst I have ever had. It is a hit or miss sort of place.
(3)Antares S.
I was told about this place by a co-worker who raved about the home fries. Obviously this co-worker never had really excellent home fries, because these were old tasting and saturated in Kaola Gold. Trust me, that's not good! The rest was pretty standard fare for a diner, which to me, seemed lacking in overall care for its reputation. It's probably good in a pinch, but I would never go out of my way for it.
(2)Bruno T.
For a couple eggs way over priced.
(2)Mike M.
Really solid little diner. This place has been here forever. Banana pancakes with ice cream is outstanding!
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