Lincoln Diner - GETTYSBURG

Looking forward to my lumberjack breakfast. It looks awesome in this classic, old school diner!

My regular go-to in Gettysburg. Looks like a run down diner but the atmosphere inside is warm and friendly and the food is amazing! Even better, the desserts!!!! May not be fancy but always a 5 outta 5 in my book!

What a fun morning with these friendly ladies! The smile on the owners face, beautiful of course. Also super friendly! The food was out before I could even get my coffee tasting just right! My usual breakfast of course did not disappoint as you can see...the price was even better!! A home run! The bartender from the tavern Lincoln Square recommended The Lincoln Diner, I am glad he did!

Excellent food and prices, staff was excellent as well!

We love eating breakfast out, and I had this on my list of restaurants to try on our trip to Gettysburg. We arrived about half an hour after they opened, and there were plenty of customers already. We found a nice window booth in the back dining room. There was a little wait before the busy young waitress came out to take our orders, but she brought coffee right away!We both ordered scrambled eggs with home fries, bacon, and toast. The portions were huge! There was little or no salt on the potatoes or eggs, but of course we added salt and pepper to our tastes; a good thing to know if you’re trying to cut back on salty food!Many of the other diners seemed to be local people who eat here often, and it is a very relaxing place to drink several cups of delicious coffee before you start your day!There is a free parking lot on the side and back of the building, but very tight. We were in a minivan. Parking: Enter the narrow alley on the left side of the restaurant to park in the angled spaces, but backing up can be tricky if there are lots of cars. You must exit onto the one way street with train tracks beside it and turn left to leave the lot. Wheelchair accessibility: A ramp leads up to the front door, and the restaurant is on one level, but the bathrooms are down a steep flight of stairs so not wheelchair accessible.