Doggie Diner - Aurora

I love this place it is an all time favorite. My girlfriend and I go there all the time. We've become regulars. The service is great plus the food is great. I love their burgers and fries. If you order to go they will give you a brown bag with a heaping serving of fries for the same price. The indoor and outdoor seating is nice, plus the atmosphere is great. They always have the radio station playing 70-80s rock which is nice since that adds to the atmosphere. Plus the food is pretty cheap. They have some good specials. The waitress comes to you. Technically a car hop but no roller blades. So you can order from your car. Over all a good restaurant.

My business partner and I are here once a week minimum. We have had the pleasure of eating the majority of their menu. We have never eaten anything we did not enjoy. Heather is hands down the best waitress/manager this business has ever had. They have recently begun minor renovations which are making the restaurant look wonderful (hopefully they put blinds up this time). Overall experience is great. Do not hesitate to visit this place based on previous bad reviews by people who are likely picking a fight to receive free food.

Ooooooh how I missed doggie Diner. Because they kept the original recipe of Texas burger, old fashioned root beer. And same menu as Mrs.Swony and her late husband did. Of back in days of 50s and car hop. And old fashioned cars shows weekly. That's a must haveooh did we have fun. Because dad and my bro, are both race car driver's from back in days of Oswego drag stripe. And now grandsons has follow in dad's and bro, foot step of building there own race cars.I love car shows.mom and dad used to take us back in days.of Oswego drag days. So yes I enjoyed myself. It's in my blood of the love for funny cars, draggers, jets, and more.to im race car daughter that loves When it comes to racing I love it we all had awesome time and fun to...i love the good music good food too. And attention of all the ppl coming there..every weekend. .