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Robin's Diner is a roadside greasy spoon diner located along PA 61 N/PA 443 W serving breakfast and lunch. The dining area inside is very casual which has counter stool seating and table seating (seat yourself), menus at each table. The paneled walls are decorated with quirky slogans/sayings signs and country decor including "I'm a real witch.. with or without my coffee", "Harassing the cook will definitely result in smaller portions" and many others. The breakfast menu offerings (served all day) consists of egg dishes, omelettes, breakfast sandwiches, pancakes, French toast, waffles, breakfast "mess" (eggs & potatoes, onions, peppers, mushrooms, cheese), cereals, muffins, and homefries. Platters served with coffee or tea. The lunch menu (starts at 10:30AM) consists of burgers, sandwiches, salads, soups, fries & tater tots, and Coke products. The prices here are reasonable, most individual items priced under $6 and breakfast entrees under $8. Desserts such as pies and puddings are offered as well as daily specials. When I was here they had two specials including 1) Scrapple, two eggs, home fries, toast, & coffee ($4.75) and 2) BLT on toast with chips & pickle ($4.75) Heading north on Route 61 towards Pottsville, I stopped in at Robin's Diner for a bite to eat. I ordered a Western & Cheese Omelette ($5.25) served with homefries and toast. The folded omelette was a good sized filled with onions, peppers, ham, & melted American cheese. The homefries (chopped potatoes) were lightly grilled. The white toast was buttered with jelly packets on the side. I also ordered a cup of Pasta Fagioli (soup of the day-$1.75), which had a thick tomato based broth with vegetables, bacon, and elbow macaroni. Overall, the food here was very tasty and filling, nothing fancy, just solid good homecooking. The service was prompt as the food came out quickly after ordering. OPEN Mon-Fri: 6AM-2PM, Sat: 6AM-12PM, CLOSED on Sundays and holidays