Crema's Take
“This old-school diner does breakfast right, with fluffy omelets, crispy hash browns, and eggs Benedict that justify showing up before opening—skip the clam chowder and stick to what they do best. The staff moves with genuine warmth and efficiency, making it feel less like a tourist pit stop and more like you've stumbled onto a real local favorite that actually deserves the hype.”
What to expect
Classic coffee drinks done right. A slow-sit, quick-grab spot, good for meetings. Full breakfast on the menu. Family friendly.
Google Reviews
See all on Google →Stopped here while traveling and got an excellent patty melt (cooked to order) and a nice green salad. Lots of diner style food options. Nice choice to avoid the fast food chain restaurants, easy to get to (my Google maps GPS found and directed me), and easy to get back on the…
Stopped by Zinis’s Diner in Cloverdale and was reminded why local spots like this are so special. From the moment I arrived, I was greeted by friendly, welcoming staff and seated right away. I had an unexpected phone call just as I sat down, and Stephanie, the host, was…
Great breakfast and great service. Love all the omelettes and potato skillet. Great friendly service these guys are really good. Definitely my go-to place for breakfast in Cloverdale.
Oh my. This place is fabulous! We were waiting outside for them to open. The staff was on top of everything. The food was delicious and quick to come out. Highly recommend you grab some breakfast here when passing through.
The eggs Benedict’s and pancakes were delicious. The clam chowder had a strange lumpy texture and did not taste good.
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