Ree’s Family Restaurant

Great breakfast! Very reasonable prices. Fast, friendly service.
I love breakfast and this is my new favorite.

I was out of my usual stomping grounds this day, and I asked my nav for a few local suggestions. Ree’s Family restaurant was one of them, and so I found myself in this delightful little spot. It’s homey and spotless, and the waitstaff are both friendly and efficient. I ordered the Breakfast Burrito, which includes home fries and coffee at what I felt was a decent price. Then it arrived, and all I could say was «Holy Moses!!” – the burrito was easily as long as my forearm and probably as wide! It was WONDERFUL, and the home fries were among the best I’ve ever had! I was only able to make it through half the burrito – with a struggle at that – and a few potatoes, and the rest went into a take-​out box to be devoured tomorrow. How nice to have found this gem of a spot, and although it’s a fair distance from my home, I will definitely be making a return trip!
Jacque Y.

Great local diner. The parking situation is a bit tight, but it’s worth it. There’s a lunch/​dinner menu but I always come here for the breakfasts. The omelettes and pancakes are all great. The waitresses are all pleasant and the prices are great for how much food you get.

A right corker of a breakfast is what a workin’ man wants on a Sunday morning, and Ree’s has it.
I didn’t order big when Kay and I found this keen canteen en route home from Beaver Falls not long ago, but what I did order made for some serious manfuel that kept me truckin’ all day long.
There ain’t much to the mighty Wafflewich but a cheddar cheese-​filled country omelete, succulent sausage nuggets, and two fluffy oublies, as golden as the dawn, to hold it all in. Enough to require utensils, the entire sandwich was a cake of gooey, savory sunrise goodness with tangy, neon orange sludge oozing out of the sandwich’s perimeter. I damn near poured syrup on the thing until I realized that additives were unnecessary.
So colossal it was that I almost didn’t finish my side dishes which included a bodacious, brick-​red patty of ideally crusty, steamy corned beef or that rockpile of home fries so perfectly twice-​dipped in hot fat, so smartly seasoned, so beautifully ochroid, I thought of «O» frites. Imagine if The Original Hot Dog Shop got into the breakfast trade. Hooo wee. Those tater cubes were the highpoint of my dining week.
The American Diner is undergoing a tremendous renaissance, and taking up one of many torches is New Brighton’s Ree’s. The décor is simple, the parking lot is always full, and the food is reasonably priced as well as unreasonably tasty and satisfying (there ain’t no grease on this spoon). Come down, order a cup of java, eat up, watch the tube, leave with a happily bloated belly.

I grew up in Beaver County and now live in a small city with a huge array of dining options for any meal. One of my quests when I come back home is to try and find new places and Ree’s was a complete gem for a breakfast find! The staff is really friendly and attentive but the best thing is the food. Everything was prepared well and their specials are the kinds of fun combinations I really enjoy. Things like 2 different kinds of breakfast tacos, 8 or so different omelette options (including a special Kielbasa omelette), and a wide range of all the traditionals give me the kind of selection and jazzy options I look for in a breakfast joint! Great find and will be back when I’m in town again.

One of my new favorite places in Beaver Co.
Best zucchini strips in the county, hands down. The batter is amazing. Light and crispy. The fish is the same. Well done and DELICIOUS.
The staff was almost overly attentive. My iced tea was never less than half full, which is far better than the alternative. Will def be back.

Went for breakfast for the first time about a year ago. The omelette was the best I ever had. Been back many times since for breakfast, lunch, or supper. Never had a bad meal. Great prices too. They never let your coffee get empty. I’d like to keep this place a secret but that wouldn’t be fair to everyone else. Definitely give Ree’s a try.

I really have enjoyed my experiences at Ree’s. Only been for breakfast though. Nice hometown diner feel.
The wait staff is on top of keeping your coffee cup full. They do a great job at giving excellent service.
I highly recommend the Pig and Chicken. Huge portion of meaty cheesy deliciousness! My husband loves the Big Country. Great portion sizes.

Best pancake any of us had ever eaten! Melted like ambrosia on the pallete. What the heck kind of crazy diner has their own slush puppy machines?

Ree’s serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Today was my first time there and I went for breakfast. There was no wait but the place was busy. When you walk in you are hit with the good smells of breakfast. Friends had been there before and raved about the huge Belgian waffle. I saw others at a table next to us with huge orders of pancakes. The portion are hearty and the prices are fair. I ordered a large orange juice (meh ok) and scrambled eggs with corn beef hash and rye toast. The scrambled eggs were a little dry and the hash was mediocre. I left content and although I did not have a stellar meal, I do suggest this place for breakfast!
In addition to their regular menu, they do have specials. If you are interested in something other than just eggs they also have things like breakfast taco, breakfast philly steak wraps, etc.. .

I’ve only been here twice, but I’ve never had any complaints. Good food.

I enjoy a great breakfast after church on Sundays and this is usually where I go. Great food, great service, and great price! Can’t go wrong here. They have a great lunch menu as well!