Canal Street Diner - Bolivar, Ohio

Tristan H.

Very mediocre if not downright unpleasant food, which was disappointing. There is also a service fee for using a credit card which, while I try to understand you're trying to cover and avoid fees, seems inappropriate in a restaurant.

The waitress was friendly otherwise, but I don't think I'll ever stop here again.

Mark H.

Very quaint diner. All food is made in house. Our server "Barbie " was a nut! 🤣 She made the whole meal special. We had Strawberry Pie that was absolutely the best pie I ever had!!!

Monique W.

Cute restaurant with a classic diner vibe - it's hustle and bustle if you don't mind that atmosphere. It’s always busy, but we usually find a seat at the bar seating luckily. If you’re looking for quick service, this is the place! The food comes out fast, and I’ve never been disappointed—my go-to is the Two Greek Girls breakfast platter. Everyone is super friendly, and the punch card for paying cash is a nice touch to offset credit card fees (which seem common around here).

Can’t go wrong stopping by! One of these days, I’ll have to try the pies.

Heath L.

My son and I were in the area and dropped in for the first time. The place was packed at 10am with all ages. We ordered and had food in about 15 minutes. The coffee was fresh and tasted great. The only drawback was constantly seeing delicious looking plates pass by and regretting my order lol Everything tasted fantastic. We spent about $20 a piece with pie! The coconut cream pie was to die for.

Eric C.

Food and service was amazing cost time visit can't wait to come back and try something different. I had the chicken parm melt and my wife had the cheeseburger both were great.

Birgit N.

Looking for a place for lunch after visiting nearby Zoar. Everything we had was great. We got the Greek salads with gyro lamb and chicken tenders, fries, iced teas. Everything was fresh and homemade. It’s a 1 1/2 drive from my house but will make an excuse to go back! 😄

Mere K.

Food was delicious! Server was awesome, I think her name was Regina. Prices were great. My dad got a gyro with feta and Parmesan fries. I got the canal crispers with homemade chips and green beans, all of it was delicious. I got a chocolate waffle cone for dessert and my dad got a slice of peanut butter pie. Definitely the perfect place for food if your in town!

Lisa B.

Googled breakfast restaurants in Tuscarawas county and this one stood out for its great reviews. Old-fashioned type diner with lots of personality, but the people working there have even more. There were three waitresses and each one spoke with us, refilling our coffees. And checking on us, along with all the regulars that were there. They seem to really love their jobs, and why not when the customers are so pleased with the food? I had the veggie omelette and there was no issue with substituting onions for jalapeños. Husband had the sausage and cheese omelette we both thought the crispy hash browns were perfect. We decided to split a half order of stuffed French toast for dessert and it was amazing. Our only regret is, it’s not closer to where we live. Even so, it’s worth the trip back. Oh, yeah, the prices were reasonable, too!