Stardust Diner - (Near Vancouver, WA)

5 /5 Brandon Miller: This is the epitome of the quintessential retro 1950s cafe! We landed here late one night after doing a retro-themed escape room. We grabbed a bite before ending our festivities. The Stardust is exactly on the inside what you expect to get by looking at the outside. Youre greeted by friendly staff and quickly seated. The diner menu is 100% all-American quisine. Burgers, Fries, Open-Face sandwiches, milkshakes, the works. The tables and decore match the theme of the era. The staff is responsive and friendly. The prices are a bit high but I imagine theyre struggling to keep the doors open with all the hustle and bustle around them likely trying to push them out of the corporate giants way. If ever on the east side of Vancouver, give them a try. Well worth your time to go have a good ole diner meal!

5 /5 Harper Wallace: Stardust Diner in Vancouver, WA totally lived up to the hype and then some. Walking in feels like stepping into a retro movie set, with bright colors, fun decor, and that cozy, buzzing diner energy that makes you instantly hungry. Even though they were busy, the host got us seated fast and our server was on top of everything without ever seeming stressed. The menu is massive in the best way, with breakfast, burgers, and classic comfort food available all day, so it’s perfect when friends can’t agree on what to eat. Portions are huge, prices are super reasonable, and everything at our table came out hot and cooked exactly right. The shrimp and veggies I ordered were fresh and flavorful, and the sides tasted like upgraded home cooking instead of basic diner filler. Refills showed up before we even had to ask, and the staff kept checking in just enough without hovering. Overall, Stardust Diner feels like the kind of place you start going to “just once” and then suddenly it’s your regular weekend hangout. If you’re anywhere near Vancouver and want chill vibes, big plates, and friendly service, this spot is seriously worth the stop.

5 /5 Nisam Marc Anthony (TonyBKK): Old school authentic diner that was packed on a sunny Sunday. I grabbed a seat at the counter and dig how overstaffed they are as well as the massive portions. Not fancy, not fast, but hit the spot! I had the Spanish omelet with what they call "country potatoes". Good stuff, reasonable prices. 10/10 would go back.

5 /5 Patrick Plumb: We have lived in Vancouver for over 5 years and finally decided to try breakfast here. It was the best breakfast that we have had, not only in Vancouver. Steak was delicious and tender. Eggs Benedict was very yummy and made perfectly.

4 /5 Panda McCurtain: Haven’t been here in 15 years and the food was just as wonderful as I remember. The milkshakes were fantastic. The chicken was real chicken and crisp, but it wasn’t buried in breading! The staff was spot on and very kind . Will definitely return . My only suggestion ? get your bathrooms updated so they reflect the rest of the restaurant and not a porta-Jon.