If you've traveled between downtown Youngstown and Hubbard along Route 62/Route 7 over the past two months, you may have seen the sign for Papa's Diner - now serving Puerto Rican cuisine and good breakfast fare.
Saturday the SY blog had the good fortune to go inside and try out a few of their dishes.
Let's check em out.
located in a brick structure, which seems to include a few additions onto a house (like other local favorites such as the Boulevard and the Golden Dawn), Papa's Diner is open from 8am to 6pm Monday through Saturday, and until 8pm on Fridays.
The highlight of the dishes I tried was the roast pork with rice and beans for just over 7 dollars.
Great cut of tenderloin here:
The chicken pastelillo was a great choice too. Crispy crust, juicy meat, not greasy.
Another nice dish was the steak sauté topped with onions and peppers marinated in vinegar and oil, with four plantains on the side for 6 dollars.
Inside was a nice flat-screen television to watch games and morning shows, with stool seating at the counter and sit-down areas both in front and the cozy room in the back.
A steel mill painting and other great ethnic/religious accents added to the classic Youngstown style.
Due to how great the food and service was, Papa's Diner has been added to our Gems of Youngstown map. Click here for the description, or here for the map itself.
Papa's Diner
open Monday to Saturday 8am to 6pm (and till 8pm Friday)
is located at 2104 Hubbard Road in Youngstown
just 200 yards south of the Tod Engine Heritage site
which is worth a visit as well.
This Bastard is With Me for Life
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3 comments:
Awesome. I love the one on Matthews road that doubles as a pizza shop.
Thanks for introducing us to new businesses!
I am literally salivating! It is so appetizing! Love PUerto Rican Food
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