Tag: Bertha's Diner
monday march 24th 2008
Bertha's on Hertel
It’s the place where everybody knows your name. It’s the place where the experience of being there is as intriguing and welcoming as the food. It’s Bertha’s, and it’s a gem of a breakfast and lunch spot on Hertel’s increasingly popular dining and entertainment strip.
If you’re looking for hearty portions of consistently good, home-style dishes prepared right before your eyes, you’ve come to the right place. Even before you walk in the door, you can catch a sneak preview of your meal with a stop at the front window where dishes are prepared for all to see. And once you step inside, you’ll immediately see and hear why Bertha’s atmosphere is as much a reason to return as the food. Authentic ‘50s diner memorabilia line the walls and friends you know and those you’ve yet to meet provide endless entertainment and conversations spill over from table to table.
Depending on the day of the week and time of day, you’ll find an incredible range of patrons. On Friday mor…
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wednesday april 11th 2007
Bertha's Diner
Last week I was on Hertel and decided to duck into a restaurant for a bite. Bertha’s Diner is located right next to the North Park Theatre and offers the neighborhood a casual atmosphere in which to enjoy breakfast or lunch.
Bertha’s is a 50s style diner with a menu that reads like a little piece of Buffalo. The photo above is of a mural that decorates one of the restaurant's back walls. Sure you can have classics like an omelet or a good old tuna melt, but Buffalo favorites like home fries, Italian sausage and fried bologna steaks also make an appearance. I associate the prices with Buffalo as well, a city rich with affordable food. A burger and fries will run you $2.95. Eggs, home fries and toast won’t break the bank either, weighing in at less than $3. There are some pricier items as well, the Italian sausage with Swiss, onions and peppers (known as the Marlon Br…
