Tom's Diner - Denver

Honestly, the best place to go when you're starving at 3AM and you're staring at your ceiling hoping food will just magically fall into your face hole..

This place is pretty averageOur house has ordered late night food through Uber delivery a couple times now and it has been alright, but not great.

Tom's Diner is your typical old-school divey diner.

There is something to be said about a restaurant/diner that looks like it's straight out of the 1970s in the current day. This little place on East Colfax really made me wonder if it was the diner out of the opening/ending scene in the movie Pulp Fiction! It's kept tidy and clean inside, and the furniture, tables and chairs all add into the 70s feel. I went here for a lunch on a Friday and was seated immediately at the counter, although there were plenty of seats/tables available. I had a Reuben sandwich which was really good, and my friend had a meatloaf sandwich which was also very good. Price came to about $12-13 each with some ice tea. If you like Sam's #3 in downtown Denver, then this place will also resonate with you. Recommended!

We have fallen in love with Tom's Diner. We came here for breakfast on labor day (I know)... and ordered the standard fare eggs, potatoes, toast, and a pancake. The server, despite being overwhelmed with the amount of customers and lack of support staff, was very friendly, polite, and helpful. She seated and served us quickly given the circumstances, and was attentive during our visit. The food is superb, and cheap (especially relative to the other breakfast joints in the area). Last but not least, the classic diner vibe is not to be overlooked. There is a nostalgic glow in every corner of the restaurant. Even the silverware is reminiscent of the classic 24 hour diner. We would absolutely come here again, and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a classic retro vibe (minus the pretence) with reasonably priced food. 5 stars, no doubt about it.