Victor's 50's Diner

Breakfast is noted as an important meal and Victor's fulfills that need with speed! This diner is named after Victor Tzakis coupled it's 50's posters of Elvis, Marilyn, and the Rat Pack equates to the name.
My crew slid in at the cool hour of 6:45 ready to eat.
We were greeted as we waltzed in the door.
Asked if we wanted a booth or a table.
We elected for a table.
Menu presented, specials given, and drink orders taken.
We took a breath and discussed deep topics.
One member of the crew was overwhelmed by the options.
To boot he is a Greek, but he played amateur hour and we retreated back into our parlance.
He was tasked with making up his mind.
The server was patient and kind.
Johnny K eeny meanied.
Selected ham, rye, 2 poached eggs, home fries, and French toast.
He drank his coffee dark like his soul.
The next guy ordered two eggs fried hard.
His toast was marbled rye with French toast.
Home fries came with it too.
I.C.
ordered pancakes as from my other reviews you realize...he knows his pancakes.
Side hustle of sausage and biscuits were ordered, home fries and eggs fried.
I have to suffer with hangriness for having to meet these squares at 5:15 in the morning knew all along what I desired.
With no hesitation 2 eggs scrambled, sausage gravy over biscuits with grits.
Server did not bat and eye...We talked about break dancing at the Olympics having moved from the topic from before.
Before anyone could speak on the idea of....Food began to emerge.
First the home fries...They were underwhelming with lots of paprika.
However, all our eggs were cooked to perfection.
I eyeballed perfect poached eggs.
My friend's fried eggs were hard and IC's yellow toast dipping yolk ran for his fried eggs.
The grits were instant grits, but they were warm.
Just plain grits.
The sausage gravy was delicious.
I would describe the gravy as creamy with peppery tones.
The biscuits grilled on the flattop were super.
The biscuits were dense but not crumbly....A plus...they were dense with great mouth appeal is the best way to describe them.
Paired with the peppery sausage gravy...spoonfuls of the gravy were ladled by yours truly onto the biscuits.
The gravy came in a small bowl on the side.
I appreciated this.
This allowed the gravy to be mixed in by me with some of the grits too...
I was beyond happy.
I had a water, two friends had coffee, and one a diet coke.
The coffee was rated as a good cuppa.
Now the pancakes were deemed B+ by IC.
IC said the batter on the pancakes were dense and the batter cooked unevenly thus some dry moments.
Still a B+ from this pancake monster means a good cake.
IC likes fluffy pancakes.
These were not rated as such more...just not airt....these were also good size.
This may have contributed to the texture.
The group agreed this place was a solid A establishment.
The server was realllly great and we were not rushed. The bill came to 72.95 and we tipped 20 in cash (Since it is the King, Right Elvis).... On that note, we left the building!!! Definitely, a return visit may be warranted.
Other friends we meet up with later rolled in after us at the 8:30ish time frame.
One raved about the skillet.
I guess it is a signature dish.
I am intrigued and will probably stop in to try a skillet.

Victor's 50's Diner is a great spot for anyone looking for a casual dining experience with wonderful service.
The atmosphere is fun and relaxed, and the staff is polite and friendly.
Prices are very fair, making it a great value.
If you're in the mood for a laid-back meal in a nostalgic setting, Victor's 50's Diner is a great choice.

Happened across Victor's Diner in Hudson center because the place we had planned to go was closed.
What a happy accident! My dining companion and I both ordered basic cheeseburgers and I added fries and a chocolate frappe for the complete experience.
I was expecting a typical, modest diner cheeseburger for the price ($6.75) but was greeted by this monster of a Burger, delicious and cooked perfectly, with fresh and generous toppings.
The fries and frappe were equally good, and all served promptly even on a busy Sunday at noon.
We will be back!