Happy Days 50's Diner - Grand Forks

During our stay in Grand Forks, we stopped by this restaurant for both lunch and breakfast. They serve delicious burgers and breakfast options.

The restaurant had a charming interior and the waitress was friendly. However, the food took a long time to be prepared, over 35 minutes for sausage and eggs. When it finally arrived, it was disappointing as the potatoes were hard and the eggs were undercooked.

The decor was nice, but the service was slow, despite there being only 2 other diners in the restaurant after lunch. The potato pancake special was priced at $9.95 and was not very good.

Found this place just driving throughWhat a great atmosphere.Excellent service! Food served exactly as asked Attentive and friendly.

We stop through Grand Forks frequently on bike trips and decided to finally give this place a go. The feel of the room is cool... a reminder of the good old days with some cool old nostalgic pieces on display and the waitress' poodle skirt etc. We sat at the counter and ordered a burger to share and a side of coleslaw and a milkshake. The milkshake was good the view of the old filthy grill etc... not so much. When the cook dropped off the burger we asked if it could be cut in half... begrudgingly said he'd get us a knife... then the other lady who appeared to be also having a bad day pushed a large bowl and said the cutlery was in there, suggesting we cut a burger with a butter knife I guess. The coleslaw tasted like month old cabbage that had been soaking in vinegar for another month. Hopefully the 'for sale' sign in the window will be taken advantage of, and a fresh owner will be able to give this place the potential it deserves. We'll come back after that and try again.