Kellogg’s Diner

The new and refreshed Kellogg’s is fantastic, so glad they’ve taken over and turned it into a hangout spot that actually serves good food!! Burger and fries were delicious, and the service was fast and professional and a massive improvement to what it was before.

Happy that I was able to experience Kellogg’s before its facelift revamp this year! The menu is much more curated and condensed down to a standard 2-pager rather than the old 10-page book. Think, “have-it-all old-school diner” gets contemporary. Cute uniforms, nice homage to the history of Kellogg’s throughout, beautiful new interior. Loved the dishes we had: deviled eggs were divine; enchiladas delicious; pancakes and mac&cheese done right. Was way too stuffed for dessert so I’ll be back! Happy to have Kellogg’s in my life again 🥞❤️

I’m writing this review to give constructive feedback, not to bash the new Kellogg’s Diner but to offer some honest thoughts. First, let’s talk about the food: The onion rings were ultra-thin and overly salty, with hardly any actual onion inside. They came with a creamy sauce, but no ketchup was provided (or even offered at the table). The patty melt, though classic in theory, was too oily and again, very salty. The coleslaw was another unexpected twist—spicy rather than creamy—which felt like a departure from the familiar diner style. The biggest challenge here seems to be balancing an “elevated” concept with what makes diners so beloved in the first place. In aiming to cater to the elitist hipster crowd (or perhaps to justify higher prices), they’ve strayed from the hearty, nostalgic flavors people crave from a diner experience. What we’re really looking for are those classic, thick-cut onion rings with a side of ketchup, a very creamy (not spicy and naked) coleslaw, and that comforting, straightforward taste of diner staples. On a positive note, the cheeseburger and fries were pretty good, and the space itself has a great aesthetic with beautiful lighting. It’s clear they’ve put effort into the look and feel of the place. The service was friendly, and it’s worth mentioning that there’s now a big focus on alcohol, which may appeal to some but shifts the vibe away from the traditional diner experience. Ultimately, while I appreciate the new touches, I hope they can bring back more of the classic diner flavors that people come for.

Initial thoughts: (skip below to summery) For anyone coming here it is no longer a classic diner with diner food and diner prices. This is a curated restaurant that is located inside a diner, with high prices and a condescend, curated menu. Background info: I came with a big group and read the reviews prior so I was sort of clued in on what the experience would look like. I had a bad stomachache so all I really was a blé to eat was a Greek salad. From my perspective, it was a decent Greek salad. The rest of the group seemed to be OK with their meal. Nothing overly crazy good and nothing crazy bad. Burger was pretty mid though. What was ordered: Fried chicken sandwich (did the trick) Classic burger (fine) Meat loaf (not sure didn’t ask the girl) Devilled eggs (ok) Greek salad (did the trick) Banana ice cream (winner!!!!) Strawberry thing (great) Key lime pie (great) Summery: Look it is what it is I think the only way I’d really come back here was just for a couple drinks and the dessert because honestly the banana ice cream was one of the best I’ve ever had in my life and will highly recommend that!!!!

Went here for Thanksgiving. Ordered the Thanksgiving meal for two which seemed like a great bargain. But they clearly were not prepared to do this type of meal. The turkey was passable but almost all dark meat. The sausage stuffing was ice cold. The mashed potatoes and carrots and string beans were fine but overly salted. The apple crumb pie was hard. My friends sent back their turkey and ordered off the regular menu and they were satisfied with the enchiladas and burger and chicken pot pie. Nobody liked their deserts. The coconut pie came with whipped cream that was really salty. The space is charming and the servers tried really hard. Maybe go back and eat the tex mex food.

I am happy to report that Kellogg's is back and as good as I remembered it. My best memories living in Williamsburg was coming here any time of the day or night and having breakfast or burgers anytime. I look forward to many more great memories here.

Really lovely! Having been to Kellogg’s prior to their new ownership, this is a massive improvement. The interior feels warm but still nostalgic. The food manages to be elevated but non-pretentious, and not too expensive like some bougie diners are. Don’t skip dessert, especially the strawberry pretzel salad.

After the revamp, the food is one of the best diner foods I’ve had. The flat nachos with steak was sooo good. Martini was awful though, basically a Tito shot

The new and refreshed Kellogg’s is fantastic, so glad they’ve taken over and turned it into a hangout spot that actually serves good food!! Burger and fries were delicious, and the service was fast and professional and a massive improvement to what it was before.

Happy that I was able to experience Kellogg’s before its facelift revamp this year! The menu is much more curated and condensed down to a standard 2-pager rather than the old 10-page book. Think, “have-it-all old-school diner” gets contemporary. Cute uniforms, nice homage to the history of Kellogg’s throughout, beautiful new interior. Loved the dishes we had: deviled eggs were divine; enchiladas delicious; pancakes and mac&cheese done right. Was way too stuffed for dessert so I’ll be back! Happy to have Kellogg’s in my life again 🥞❤️

I’m writing this review to give constructive feedback, not to bash the new Kellogg’s Diner but to offer some honest thoughts. First, let’s talk about the food: The onion rings were ultra-thin and overly salty, with hardly any actual onion inside. They came with a creamy sauce, but no ketchup was provided (or even offered at the table). The patty melt, though classic in theory, was too oily and again, very salty. The coleslaw was another unexpected twist—spicy rather than creamy—which felt like a departure from the familiar diner style. The biggest challenge here seems to be balancing an “elevated” concept with what makes diners so beloved in the first place. In aiming to cater to the elitist hipster crowd (or perhaps to justify higher prices), they’ve strayed from the hearty, nostalgic flavors people crave from a diner experience. What we’re really looking for are those classic, thick-cut onion rings with a side of ketchup, a very creamy (not spicy and naked) coleslaw, and that comforting, straightforward taste of diner staples. On a positive note, the cheeseburger and fries were pretty good, and the space itself has a great aesthetic with beautiful lighting. It’s clear they’ve put effort into the look and feel of the place. The service was friendly, and it’s worth mentioning that there’s now a big focus on alcohol, which may appeal to some but shifts the vibe away from the traditional diner experience. Ultimately, while I appreciate the new touches, I hope they can bring back more of the classic diner flavors that people come for.

Initial thoughts: (skip below to summery) For anyone coming here it is no longer a classic diner with diner food and diner prices. This is a curated restaurant that is located inside a diner, with high prices and a condescend, curated menu. Background info: I came with a big group and read the reviews prior so I was sort of clued in on what the experience would look like. I had a bad stomachache so all I really was a blé to eat was a Greek salad. From my perspective, it was a decent Greek salad. The rest of the group seemed to be OK with their meal. Nothing overly crazy good and nothing crazy bad. Burger was pretty mid though. What was ordered: Fried chicken sandwich (did the trick) Classic burger (fine) Meat loaf (not sure didn’t ask the girl) Devilled eggs (ok) Greek salad (did the trick) Banana ice cream (winner!!!!) Strawberry thing (great) Key lime pie (great) Summery: Look it is what it is I think the only way I’d really come back here was just for a couple drinks and the dessert because honestly the banana ice cream was one of the best I’ve ever had in my life and will highly recommend that!!!!

Went here for Thanksgiving. Ordered the Thanksgiving meal for two which seemed like a great bargain. But they clearly were not prepared to do this type of meal. The turkey was passable but almost all dark meat. The sausage stuffing was ice cold. The mashed potatoes and carrots and string beans were fine but overly salted. The apple crumb pie was hard. My friends sent back their turkey and ordered off the regular menu and they were satisfied with the enchiladas and burger and chicken pot pie. Nobody liked their deserts. The coconut pie came with whipped cream that was really salty. The space is charming and the servers tried really hard. Maybe go back and eat the tex mex food.

I am happy to report that Kellogg's is back and as good as I remembered it. My best memories living in Williamsburg was coming here any time of the day or night and having breakfast or burgers anytime. I look forward to many more great memories here.

Really lovely! Having been to Kellogg’s prior to their new ownership, this is a massive improvement. The interior feels warm but still nostalgic. The food manages to be elevated but non-pretentious, and not too expensive like some bougie diners are. Don’t skip dessert, especially the strawberry pretzel salad.

After the revamp, the food is one of the best diner foods I’ve had. The flat nachos with steak was sooo good. Martini was awful though, basically a Tito shot

Kellogg's Diner is a 3.5 star establishment in my opinion. I do like the ambiance and location, however. It's right next to the G and L train! It's cleaner than your average diner, and I loved the placemat being a soft map of Brooklyn. We ordered the flat nachos, chicken enchiladas, mint sundae, icebox pie, and chocolate cake. Nothing really stood out sadly or had an extreme "wow" factor. Brooklyn has many other good eats, you could pass on Kellogg's Diner.

Stopped by the revival of Kellogg's Diner and love what they've done with the place. The menu is hit or miss - seems like they're still figuring out some kinks - would skip the French toast (heavy/more salty than sweet) & hashbrowns (no crisp). That being said, the chilaquiles, breakfast sausages, and bloody Mary's are excellent.

Finally got to go to Kelloggs after its reopening and it was amazing! The ambiance was really nice and the food definitely hit. Obviously it is diner food so don't come in expecting fine dining but what we got was really good! We started off with the nachos which ended up being huge - such a good bang for your buck. I got the veggie burger and my friend got the short rib hash. Not the best veggie burger I've ever had but it was still pretty good! My friend loved his hash though. Now for the star, for dessert we got the passion fruit pie that had a tajin topping. This was SOOO good! I can't wait to come back to try more (especially the desserts)!

New ownership and I just can tell you it is amazing!!!! Amazing food, amazing staff, environment!! 10 out of 10

Nothing beats a 24 hour diner after a night of drinking. Even if the menu only fills a paper placemat, it still has all day breakfast and that's what counts. I switched it up this time and ordered the smash burger. Smash burgers are generally smaller because they're... smashed. Not at Kellogg's. I got two regular thickness patties. It was a lot of meat. Some people go for that kind of thing. The fries come out super hot. The hotter they are, the more delicious. So if your mouth isn't made of asbestos you're missing out. I've never been to a diner with security before but this is no Waffle House. There will be no late night fisticuffs on the premises. It's not a bad neighborhood, it's just that there are A LOT of bars and drunk people in groups. Gotta nip it in the bud. Conveniently located at the top of the subway stairs and a major intersection, it's a neighborhood landmark that I hope never goes away.

As a southern queen, 10 stars. Have never been able to find good Tex Mex in new York and have lived here 12 years. The service is impeccable as well, thank y'all for being great!

Came to this place wanting some authentic NYC diner food. Ordered a two egg sandwich with cheese on Rye bread and a plate of Chili Cheese fries.... Meh... The service was good but they have so many choices and can do a much better job explaining their top sellers and the options of sides and customize them... Don't think will be coming back here. The location is ideal but they could do so much better with the taste and overall food experience..

Totally understand why this iconic diner has been reduced from a five star rating to nearly 2 Stars. This review is solely based on their customer treatment and after reading their reviews I would not even try their coffee the negative reviews speak for themselves !!! I would give them 0 stars if Yelp would let me after the way I was treated on this Easter Sunday !! They Refused TO LET A CITY EMPLOYEE USE THEIR RESTROOM & their security guard who was so high on weed and stunk of it tried to bully me that I must buy something !!! FYI, I was going to get a cup of coffee after I relieved myself on my way out but after being ambushed by the wanna be security guard and another waiter I had to keep my composure at a professionalism level.... I will be going to the media with this especially that my brother is a camera man for news Chanel 4 !!! Shame on them .... Between the NYDP precinct on the corner & all the other FDNY, DOS & DOT Agencies that have been patronizing this establishment for years they have no respect ... I understand that this corner has definitely changed over the years especially at night but when a city worker in uniform needs to relieve him or herself they should not be refused period. We also own a restaurant in East NY Brooklyn and we never refuse any city, state or federal employee ever !!! FYI, upon entering this establishment I wished every employee that I passed a Happy Easter !! I really needed to relive myself I have a bladder condition... driving these trucks really do a number on you !! For real !!! Thanks, Greg D.

The new Kellogg's Diner is gorgeous! We walked in for dinner tonight and the staff was absolutely lovely. Food is delicious, elevated diner and Tex-Mex fare - and of the very generous portions you'd expect from a diner (we took home plenty). We had the tall nachos, enchiladas suizas, and veggie burger with fries, and all were outstanding. But the real stunner was the strawberry pretzel salad we shared for dessert - the strawberry jello layer is truly inspired!

Came here for a bite to eat after a night of partying for my birthday weekend.. Kellogg has been around for a while and it's always a great place to come for a bite after hours It's a 24hr Diner and thank god for that!! So i ordered the hot wings for appetizers and let me tell you they were GOOD!!! They was double fried and crisp the blue cheese dipping sauce just added to the flavors of the chicken !! For my main i cot the Buttermilk chicken sandwich let me just say this with the new management they must have gotten a new COOK cause babbbyyyyy that sandwich was crisp, fresh and delicious the garlic aioli had hints of lemon in its and gave it more of a fresh taste ... it was a good meal and can't wait till my next meal here !!

My first trip to this quaint diner was pleasant. I met a friend girl here who was visiting from Atlanta. She lived in Brooklyn before moving to Atlanta. So, she's been to Kellogg's before. I'm glad she recommended it. Our waitress, Sandra, was entertaining, efficient and alive. I would go back to this diner just for her. When walking into the diner, one is met by a very nice gentleman who asks you how many are in your party and gets the hostess. Our cheeseburgers were well prepared and juicy. French fries were hot and crispy. People were coming in and out, chatting amongst soft rock on the radio. This gem sits on a busy street in Brooklyn and is opened 24 hours.

If you're looking for a delicious 24-hour diner in Brooklyn, NY, look no further than Kellogg's Diner in Williamsburg! It's probably my favorite diner that I've been to thus far in NYC. The service has been quick and efficient every time I've been there, the prices are reasonable, and the food is flavorful. Don't forget the generous portion sizes! Pictured are their jalapeño poppers and Eggs Benedict with hash browns - two of my go-to's. Their food is quite poppin'. Love how I can show up at any time too. Highly recommend!

Back in the days, I heard about this diner being really good so I always said if I'm in the area I would definitely want to see what the hype was about and if it lives up to lindenwood diner status. WRONG. When we arrived there was 3 security guards in the front of the door by the host/paying area. Three security guards idk that seemed a bit much for a diner this isn't a night club. Anyways service was good food came out fast however the food was seriously bland and flat. Unlike usual diner menus that have a million and one options, the menu was updated and limited to one page. When I say everything we ordered needed salt and black pepper even the Caesar salad. My homegirl ordered shrimp and grits with extra shrimp and had to send it back 3 times shrimp over cooked no flavor,etc. Drunk or not I wouldn't return.

This place is the worst, not only does the food come out horribly prepared the service is horrible came in on a later Saturday night it was like I had to be bag to be servers. Asked for Grapefruit juice brought me something that not only was not grapefruit juice but smelled very odd and had a vinegar taste. After that the food was just slipped together. Burger that was prepared again smelled off, and the cheese on it was was cold... couldn't understand that. It was a pretty horrible experience

We went to enjoy the true NY diner experience and food. The food is far more than diner food. The most gourmet diner food I have ever had. My biscuits and gravy were amazing, like a biscuit eggs Benedict. My friends hamburger and fries were off the hook. Service was awesome. Bravo to the new owners. Don't remodel too much, keep the diner details.

Terrible customer service experience where my friend was illegally discriminated against for just trying to use the restroom. They came into the restroom while she was peeing and forced her to leave. They should consider looking up New York State Human Rights law. Zero apologies or resolution from management when I approached them. My friends and I have been coming here for years, though first time under this new management. We will Never return.

When I went to used to soap dispenser in the restroom it fell and soap fell all over my shirt, pants, and shoes. When notified the host about what happened he told me off and blamed me for "not using the dispenser properly". First and last time I am ever going to this establishment. The waffles with ice cream is okay I guess. It wash worth my clothes getting splashed with pink hand soap.

For anyone missing hometown diner vibes in the big city, Kellogg's Diner delivers. I finally had the chance to visit this past Thanksgiving Eve after living around the corner for quite some time, and while the food left more to be desired, the vibes and ambiance made up for the overall experience! Picture this: winter has hit the city in blast, there are flurries dusting the roads, and you're looking for a warm refuge and a quick bite to eat while you avoid all the holiday party leftovers stuffed in your fridge. Enter: Kellogg's Diner. The classic, All-American decor and endless menu are exactly as you expect for a place with "diner" in it's name. The staff was attentive, fast, and efficient with getting our orders placed and in front of us. Now while the vibes hit the spot, the food wasn't as soul-filling as I would've wanted. We didn't expect the cheese on the waffle fries to be an actual slice of American cheese, and the sandwiches needed a healthy splat of hot sauce for flavoring.

I've been visiting from Pittsburgh to stay with friends in Brooklyn, and they showed me the OG Kellog's a few years ago and I loved it ever since, but I'm sitting here now with my friends and it's a completely different menu, prices skyrocketed, and all the staple favorites are gone. We got here and saw, and are insanely disappointed. I'm sure this would fit a new person's taste, but it's sad to see the menu that did so well is gone, and the new management is trying to make it just like every other diner. Go back to the old menu and stop trying to make everything modern. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

Good and air conditioned on a hot humid day to grab a late lunch. Oh, and they serve krinkle cut fries here now which were nice and crispy the way fries should be.

Classic NYC diner here. Service was great. Food was exactly as you would expect. I had a standard breakfast with eggs, toast, bacon, and hash browns. It was delicious and everything was prepared well. The whole place reminded me of a retro dining car which I enjoyed. It almost felt like they should've filmed a tv sitcom in one of the booths or that Guy Fieri was about to pop out. Good food and they're open 24/7 so how can you go wrong here?

it's fine drunk food but sub par while sober. sadly the only diner in my part of Williamsburg

honestly this place will never disappoint me because it's exactly what a diner should be -- mid quality food, cheap prices, and shitty service! LOL i came here with my co-workers after a night of drinks and we ordered a bunch of food / milkshakes to share. food came out so fast and the server was efficient, even though it was pretty busy inside. it's a diner, don't expect the food quality to be one of a michelin star resteraunt please! the portions are insane here, one thing could honestly feed two people. even the appetizer portions are insane. anything you could ever want is on this menu -- it's two sided that includes all breakfast/lunch/dinner/dessert items, they even have ribeye steaks here haha! honestly it's one of my fave diners in brooklyn that isn't overpriced and i think the food quality rocks. def check it out-- it's 24/7 so you really can't go wrong here!

Kellogg's is the best! There's an amazingly large selection, available all day and night, always consistent quality. This is what classic diners were in New York City, and Kellogg's may be the last, at least that I know of. The staff is always super nice and remember us. And... Gluten Free pancakes!!!

I bought a Philly cheesesteak sandwich. It tasted like shoe leather. The atmosphere is not inviting . The only reason why this place survives is because of its location.

Interesting to see all the horrible reviews for this place. A group of us went for breakfast, around 6am, on a Monday. We got sat right away and the server greeted us and took our order. I requested decaf coffee, and she went out of her way to brew a fresh pot. For my meal, I opted for the corned beef hash & scrambled eggs. And, yes, I prefer the canned stuff, to home made. It came with hashbrowns, and I "upgraded" to an english muffin. Everything was pretty damn good. And the portions were more than enough. The english muffin was pretty big. Maybe people need to come in around this time, and not intoxicated, for a better meal.

Come for an old school, authentic Brooklyn neighborhood comfort food experience, and you will not be disappointed! This place has character! The service is on point, and downright entertaining at times. Tip: The turkey burgers are above average.

This place looks and sounds great, especially after a night out but it is truly disappointing. I was drunk and thought the food was bad that's how bad it was. I got a corn beef omelet and the corn beef was basically Canadian turkey bacon or something. The corn beef were long strips instead of actual corn beef. Omelets were really dry. The chicken fingers seemed like they were picked up from the frozen aisle at a nearby grocery store You're really better off getting a sandwhich from the deli around the corner. Did I mention the price? Everything is so over priced. It was around 7 dollars for 2 eggs..

Wanted to love this place but my food came out 5 min after I ordered it and it was undercooked. I try not to get too fancy with diner food bc of course it's diner food and I'm lover of diners. They just need to work on getting the food out cooked and not rushed . 10 minutes into eating my food I started to feel a bit nauseous. My server was kind enough to remove the item from the bill and grab me a gingerale. I chose not to order anything else. I'll actually go back and try a different item and ask for everything to be well done

The food was horrible, too much barbecue on my chicken,and the Mac and cheese tasted weird The service was decent wasn't bad but wasn't good either they came up took the order just like waiters should It smelled kinda weird and there was gum under the table I do not recommend coming here it's just a waist of time

Service: 3/5 Food: 3/5 It's your classic diner vibes. Not the cleanest, mediocre service, but it's open til 4AM with a menu that covers everything, so excellent for late-night hunger pangs/drunk meals depending on your personality. Also, I know I said mediocre service, but orders came out correct, questions got answered, and waters were refilled. They're just not overly friendly. One negative point is their limited pie flavors. What I Ordered: Rigatoni w/ Meat Sauce- pretty large portion (or it's an optical illusion with the plate). My eating partner devoured it pretty quickly. Kellogg's Burger Deluxe (sub Turkey)- LARGE patty, the bun couldn't even handle it. Tomatoes = soggy & slippery bun. Toppings kept falling off but were good on their own, esp fried onions. Bacon was more crunchy than crispy but satisfying. Sweet (Potato) Fries- super crispy and not overly sweet. Inconsistent portions though. Cherry Pie- a pretty hefty slice, right at the intersection of tart + sweet. I do wish it was toasted/warmed up though.

Kellogg's diner is a skeleton of its former self. The establishment is dirty, unkempt, and mismanaged. The wait staff was impatient & inconvenienced to wait on us. There's a terrible sewage odor that permeated the back area where I was seated. The food was stale and bland. It's as if they are reheating old food and don't have the proper personnel in their cooking line. The seats and tables weren't wiped down, they were dirty with stains on them. The utensils didn't seem clean either. Management doesn't seem to care and if it weren't for the location this place would have shut down a long time ago. Years ago this place had standards and the food was decent, now it seems like it's a prime candidate for a Gordon Ramsey television makeover. Avoid. Do not come to eat here unless you want to throw your money away.

I looove 24/7 diners so I give this place major props for that alone! Came here around 3am and got a burger (the Kellogg burger to be precise) and it was really good. It was actually cooked medium rare as ordered so I was quite pleased. It was also a sizable burger and very filling, piled with onions, mushrooms, and bacon. It came with a hefty handful of crinkle cut fries that were crisp (I cannot stand soggy fries!) and tasty. This is random but even the pickles and cole slaw were pretty good. Overall a very decent diner experience!

5 stars. Amazing classic retro diner experience. Service was fast and loved our brusque waiter. Food wasn't a showstopper but it was typical diner food. Yummy pancakes!

We were highly disappointed in the breakfast as well as the service. We ordered the Kellogg Benedict (Irish/cornedbeef hash) and grapefruit juice. the juice was the color of mixed cranberry and orange juice (from a fountain) and tasted like old orange or that the lines hadnt been cleaned or flushed- maybe ever. the glass sat untouched after the first sip and the server never came to check or inquire. I think a classic Benedict would have been acceptable, the food arrived quickly and fast but the Kellogg Benedict was made with canned corned beef-and tasted like what I presume cat food may taste like. it was terrible. the server never came to check on us and then dropped the check. Less than 1/4 of the food on our plate was consumed. $60+ for lessthan great service and worse food. 10/10 would never go back.

Food was bland and service was slow for a time where there were not a lot of customers in the diner

This was the grilled cheese. Would maybe try a milkshake tho...if I could give this a .5 stars I wouldn't v

I had several hours to kill and had no idea where to eat in the area. There was on bar/cafe on every corner but I was kind of craving an old diner. That's when I spotted the Kellogg's Diner. It was the perfect spot to rest and get dinner. My server was awesome (I'm sorry I forgot her name but she was wearing a rainbow/pride bandana on her head). She was so nice and attentive. She checked on me often. I ordered the French Onion Soup and a Deluxe Cheeseburger. Everything was delicious and the portions were big (look at all those fries!). The mens room had a lot of graffiti in it but I thought it was kind of cool in a "Brooklyn/NY" kind of way. The smell, however in there, however, was horrific -- but I had to go on my way out, so it wasn't THAT big of a deal. I still loved the place.

Came here after a night out with friends. Was quickly sat and everything seemed to be going fine until another patron was literally pepper sprayed by the bouncer and the chemicals filled the whole diner causing a mass exodus of people. This was also right after we got served our food. We tried to tough it out but literally couldn't stop coughing so we all ran out and threw $40 on the table, thinking that was more than enough for the food we ordered--eggs, hotcakes, side of grits, wings, and some sausage + tip--since we physically couldn't wait to see the bill. The waitress yelled after us as we ran out "that's not enough!!" and my friend had to go back in to pay the full bill which was a shocking $65 fee...I cannot to this day believe that that was the actual price or that the diner wouldn't at least cut us some slack since we couldn't even properly eat. Overall, pretty wild experience and I don't imagine us going back anytime soon. It is however a pretty great story to tell at parties so at least I have that?

Honestly, this is THE spot for late late LATE night food. I'm talking post-bar closing, after-afters, 4-6 in the morning type noms. The mac and cheese is a personal favorite of mine...soooo creamy and the portion is massive! If you have friends visiting the area, are starving at 3 AM, or just want a quick, chill spot to eat, come here. Look, it's not the fanciest place in Brooklyn, but it's open 24/7 (relatively), the bathrooms are clean, the booths are comfortable, and it's in a great central location for Williamsburg/Bushwick nightlife goers and workers. I personally think the food is tasty and I've never had an issue with the service even though it can get a tad slow at times. I've had one or two delivery issues before because they don't have drivers working 24/7, but aside from that, this is a local fave for a reason.

Been going to this place for years, the food is amazing, I will say that much. Sadly the neighborhood it's in has gone way downhill and this is why I don't give it a perfect score. The scene can sometimes get disturbing. The service is strictly business which is ok with me, but wow, the stuff that goes on in this place is a bit much. My favorites here are the split pea soup and chicken cutlet parm

Writing this review truly pains my heart but it has to be done. To put in some context, I have been a brooklyn resident my entire life, 20 years, I've been going to Kellogg's diner, family events, celebrations, parties or just when my family was in the mood to go out. If I were writing this review 6-7 years ago, I'd give it 5 stars, however, this place has fallen completely off and it is most likely under a new management or something. If you ever wondered what it looked like 20 years ago, just walk inside today, they haven't cleaned or renovated anything in that long of a time. The quality of food is so garbage, I am convinced it is microwaved or at-least 3-4 days old. There is no flavor, no joy, no happiness in these bites. Their prices have sky rocketed, while in comparison the quality has plummeted. There is truly, nothing special about this place, no one off menu item to get, no ambiance or vibe of the place, nothing. It used to have a happy family feeling, but now, i think it is just depressing and quiet. Your money is better spent anywhere else, I'm only giving it an extra star, because of the hope one day, whoever used to run this place will somehow make changes. It really used to be a special place, the neighborhoods diner, but it's truly a waste of space. Sorry Kellogg's but you've changed and it's clear people noticed.

A classic diner with great food and great service. We got a few different items and all were delicious!

Don't go don't go, the original owner sold it to some owners that don't have a clue of the rich culture of Williamsburg and what Kelloggs use to be. They went and overpriced the food and switch the menu to a Johnny rockets/sonic menu. They don't care about the culture they only care about the new people that moved to Williamsburg that don't care about taste or culture. Original Williamsburg customers do ya remember those amazing big cheese Fries? WELL does are gone, now they have nasty small full of oil soggy ass fries. My guest had a butter chicken sandwich, let me tell you, it tasted like they just open an entire bottle of salt and threw it on it lol. They took off everything from the menu and left you with a small small option to choose from, what's the point of a diner if we don't have the ridiculous amount of choses and funny to say the new owners which own a bunch of restaurants around the neighborhood, wrote On the menu they will keep the rich culture. Yea right lol bye Kelloggs we will miss you. Bye Williamsburg Brooklyn which died years ago.

The french onion soup has my heart, great food & reasonable prices. Definitely a staple when i'm craving diner grub

Came here during one weekend as my second choice after the place I wanted to go for brunch was closed. This was my second time at Kellog's (this time during covid times) and I've gotta say, their food quality has really gone down. I ordered the power omelet and it was probably the worst omelet I've ever had. It was over cooked to the point where it was very dry. The food definitely was your average diner quality food (felt like the quality was better pre-covid times). I came out a bit disappointed despite the fact that I went in there not expecting much.

It pains me to write this but i miss the small mom and pop diner I used to order breakfast from. I wanted waffles and I could have ordered from a popular pancake chain but decided that diner waffles were a better option. Everything about this order was wrong or executed poorly. I ordered buttermilk waffles with chocolate chips. The waffle was cooked sans chocolate chips, placed in a foil pan, and then a cup of chocolate chips thrown on after the waffle cooled off. When I opened my waffle, I was shocked - the waffle was also cold to the touch and very soft. I had also ordered a side of sausage for my kid and my spouse and both sides were left out. My husband ordered eggs with home fries and the potatoes were sopping wet - completely off putting - and the eggs were placed on top of the wet mess. Perhaps they were having an off day - diner food is always reliable, especially for breakfast but our order went wrong in every which way.

This is exactly what it's meant to be. Neighborhood 24 hour diner. My wife says this was her 'after the club spot' spot 5 years ago ( we are only 30) I visited for the first time this year one random morning we woke up at 3am and were starving. I ordered a usual sausage eggs and toast and coffee. Coffee was mediocre. Sausage was yummy. Had a diner like stench and greasy feel to it when you walked in. Service was extremely slow at 3am- there were 3 other coupled tables.

I came in the other night (really needed some fries) and none of the staff was wearing masks. No one asked to see my vaccine card and there were zero signs enforcing mask wearing or social distancing indoors. Definitely not a safe restaurant to eat at considering we are still very much in a pandemic. I also asked the cashier on the way out if they were enforcing anything COVID related (masks, checking vaccine cards, etc.) and he just flatly said, "no." YIKES, Kellog's!!! You have been flagged!! Stay safe out there, Brooklyn!