Tiffany’s Original Diner

Just a great little diner to sit down and have a meal and maybe a chat with a neighbor! Cash only, but they do have an ATM inside.

Quiet, small, friendly service. I would of liked it a little more clean but hey it’s your old style dinner but the food was okay. I wouldn’t seek this place out but it’s a cute fast stop for some food.

Love this place. The staff is friendly, but not the fake friendly you get in most places, and the food is exactly what you’d expect at a tiny all night diner. It’s good, it’s greasy, and there’s a lot of it.

Great little diner, it’s very small and fills up really fast so get there early. One of the best hidden gems in the city. Great fresh food and awesome people.

I went to Tiffany’s for breakfast and was purposefully ignored.
I sat down towards the middle of the counter; it wasn’t busy. The older woman serving customers was sitting down and washing dishes by hand, directly facing me at eye-​level. I greeted her with a «hello» and a warm smile; she looked directly in my eyes, mumbled a «hello,» and continued washing dishes. I thought it was odd she didn’t offer anything to drink, but after waiting a couple minutes, opened my book. I read several pages — no greeting, no asking if I needed anything to drink. It occurred to me that maybe she didn’t want to interrupt me while I was reading, so I put my book down, made eye contact again, and smiled. Nothing.
I waited another minute or two. A man walked in the door and sat down right next to me at the counter. She immediately greeted him and asked him if she could get him a coffee. At that point, I left.
I like old school diners, but I’ll never go back to Tiffany’s. Neither should you.

This place is down right the most disgusting place I have ever eaten at. Food is all out of a can. I make better food at home, and buy better product then this place. Never again! Not even if it was free. I’m really suprised how long they have been open.

well, if it weren’t for the cockroaches (yes, multiple!) crawling around on the counter while we were eating. .…
wow, i have never seen anything like it!

Just based on service alone this place should be 5 stars. Walked in early on a cold Sunday and was greater with a warm welcome and some hot coffee. I ordered 2 eggs over medium, hash browns, toast, biscuits and gravy, and bacon. Goodness it was delicious! Eggs were perfectly cooked, toast was made with love to perfection. Bacon was crisp just like I like it. Hash browns were heavenly. The gentleman behind the bar was very genuine and had a lot of places to tell us that we should visit. Overall great experience and I’ll be going here every time I’m in St Louis.

I stopped in to Tiffany’s this morning for a quiet breakfast. It’s a very small place, maybe seating for 15 at the bar. You can get anything off the menu any time of day from burgers to breakfast. I had the 2 egg with meat platter. Scrambled, hash browns, 3 bacon 2 toast and coffee. I twas all typical diner food (which I love), very fast, the guy cooks right in front of you and cheap. The breakfast with tip was $ 9. I really enjoyed it, everyone was friendly, good service, good food and I felt like I was back in the 1980’s. If you check it out take cash, they don’t take any credit or debit cards.

It’s a greasy spoon. Some of the cooks are more friendly/​entertaining than others. I used to come in here at 3−4am for a double cheeseburger and fries on a regular basis and was always satisfied. Sometimes I would even go back in the next morning (2 PM), and nurse my hangover in silence with a newspaper, eggs, and coffee. Anyone who tries to be a real critic about this place can go to hell. It’s a 24 hour diner.

Went in for breakfast and had a great experience. Definitely your classic, old-​style diner. Food was greasy and tastey, exactly what you would expect.

Great little diner! Quick and awesome diner food. Hashbrowns were fresh and delicious. The staff is friendly and I love watching them cook my food right in front of me. Open 24hrs! Alcohol till 1am! They even have a book shelf you can borrow books from and return later.

This place was just OK. I ordered the same thing my cousin was having — eggs, hash browns and ground meat covered in gravy. Since this was the «go to meal» I was hoping to be impressed.
It was good initially but the gravy was so overwhelming and just smothered the entire plate. After a couple bites I started feeling nauseous. Cut back on the amount of gravy and you might be able to save this dish.
The staff aren’t exactly friendly, either.
Meh.

This is a greasy spoon diner. I came for the first time last night after the Let Them Eat Art festival in Maplewood at around 10pm. The cook didn’t wear gloves and touched EVERYTHING and never washed his hands. My friends and I even saw him lick some gravy off his finger and then continue to serve food without washing his hands. We already had our food at this point. My burger and fries were good except I found a hair in my food! I’m sure this place is great and ideal for locals and they can keep it. I won’t be back.

Okay… the slinger I got was really good (like, really good), and the lady working the grill was cool, but everyone was handling meat with their bare hands and not washing them. Health code violation!
But I didn’t get sick after eating, and I honestly handle meat with bare hands when I cook for myself (though I do wash my hands afterwards).
But I dunno. The same hands that handled raw bacon and burger patties also sprinkled onions on my slinger.

Cool little diner. Nothing too special. Always had good food regardless of the time of day or night, but the last time I was there was different.
So the first thing that was annoying was the guy cooking forgot my girlfriend’s food. It happens, no big deal. But in his hurry to get it out fast, he destroyed the eggs and sausage. Come on now, not cool but not my biggest complaint.
My biggest problem and the reason I won’t be returning is that young guy working behind the counter had a freaking GUN! Not even in a holster, just between his belt and his pants with his shirt over it. He couldn’t have been much over 21. I have numerous guns, and am very pro conceal and carry, but not working the counter at a diner, and get a GOD DAMN HOLSTER. You feel the need to protect yourself or business with a firearm at 11 am on a Sunday, by all means have a gun. But put it under the counter, or at the very, very least, in a freaking holster. He looked like a little wanna be punk bad-​ass thinking hes cool with a gun on his waist. There are very few things that irritate me more than an irresponsible gun owner. They are up there with dog fighters.

Stopped by and had a rum chata milkshake. Affordable, fast, and tasty. The other diners were enjoying their food. Fyi the pancakes are huge. I will definitely be back when I’m hungry and in the area again.

I am not a fan. If I could give this place zero stars, I would give it zero stars.
As long as I have lived in the general area of Maplewood and Richmond Heights, I had never tried Tiffany’s, and it’s going to be a long time before I try it again.
I thought that I would try it today for lunch so I went in. The menu is above the counter and after a couple of minutes had decided what I wanted; however, there was one man working there who didn’t really seem too concerned about whether he was going to get around to doing much. He asked the two ladies next to me what they wanted to drink. I had bought some cookies from the bakery down the street and the man behind the counter jokingly reached for them and said, «Oh, thank-​you very much.» I didn’t appreciate that. That’s the type of joking around that is between good friends, not complete strangers.
He told other customers that the grill was slow thanks to Laclede Gas updates (whatever that meant) so it was going to take awhile. Since he didn’t get around to asking me what I wanted to drink or for my order, I left.
No service and what seemed like an I don’t care attitude means I’m not going back.
And the health department really needs to inspect that place, too.

Tiffany’s Diner is the perfect late night spot! In the heart of Maplewood, just a short stroll on Manchester from the restaurants shops and bars, lies a perfect little diner. You can catch the usual diner food on their menu– breakfast items, burgers and fries, etc. But the fun is in the atmosphere and crowd. When we came it was around 11 pm and there was a saxophone player playing some tunes next to and accompanied by the juke box. I ordered just about every breakfast item because I could not choose between them, and so I can attest to the tastiness of the food. Plus, it is grilled/​cooked/​fried right in front of you! One set back, in my opinion, is the tiniest bathroom known to man (or specifically, woman).

You know that scene in a Western when the new guy walks into the saloon and everybody stops and stares and it’s completely silent for like 5 seconds? That’s the moment I had when I walked in here.
The thing that reminded me of this were that they had westerns on the TV for ambiance.
Anyways… on to the important part, the food.
The server and the cook were really sweet to the bf and I.
The sign on the wall lets you know that if their service, food or drinks aren’t up to your standards to lower your standards. So, with that giant fuck you, I already figured I’d have a good time here.
I enjoyed my hotcakes, fries and ham. I can’t tell you how much I enjoy fluffy pancakes, especially when they have crispy edges. Great breakfast!
And like everyone else mentions — CASH ONLY.