Four of us stopped in after visiting at All Souls Cemetery. Small cute decorated dinner that has decent burgers and a great staff. Only thing is most diners have tuna or chicken salad sandwiches which I was told they don't serve anything mayonnaise based, otherwise I'd recommend to stop in if in the area

Super fun decor and our waitress was fun and spunky. Great diner! I had yummy French toast with real maple syrup.

We attended a memorial service at All Souls Cemetary (about a 10 minute drive away). We came here after for brunch. (Thank you Yelpers for the reviews that led us here). There were six of us and we were seated quickly. As you walk in, you can hear the sounds of great tunes on the juke box and are immediately immersed into a classic diner's vibe. The wall decor visually appealing with many small records mounted very appropriately for the "Spinner's" theme. I had a malt shake and onion rings. (OK, not the healthiest option; but some days it's all you feel like) . They had a special 'Beef on Weck'. My husband had it and let me try it. Wow. The beef was melt in your mouth tender on this amazing Kümmelweck Roll from Bread Head Bread Company in Conneaut. (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558226552648) What a match made in food heaven. Our waitress was excellent. Helpful and kind! The owner Kim came by our table. She was so nice and explained the partnership she had with the Bread company in Canneaut. Everyone enjoyed the meal and we can't wait to come back ! Really great place; so glad we found it.

It's a cute 50s style diner. I always get eggs Benedict and a side of sausage and gravy and both are excellent! Everyone who's ever served me there has been kind and courteous.

We had breakfast and it was hot and delicious! Service was fast and very friendly. Cute retro 50's and 60's.

My friends & I (all retired teachers) bike just about every Thursday. This morning (10/05/23) we rode the Maple Highlands Trail, and then stopped at Spinner's to eat (late breakfast, early lunch). FOOD - I had "The Fabian" burger (w/fries), which in my opinion had one of the best flavors of any burger I've had in recent memory. The fries (hard to mess up fries; although I've eaten places that try EXTREMELY HARD to do so) were adequate (good, but not the selling point of this restaurant). [BTW - my one friend ordered the "Poodle Skirt" burger. As a fan of fried cheese, I need to go back just for that - it looked AMAZING!] DECOR - For any "baby boomer" this place will invoke a wave of nostalgic memories. For those of you born after 1969 (especially if you are interested in Americana), go there with a "boomer" and ask them questions; you will learn a lot! SERVICE* - Our waitress (Diane, if I remember correctly - a BIG IF) was GREAT. Order taken & food prepared relatively quickly (I was quite hungry after having no breakfast & just completing a 20mi ride), so I was happy not to wait long. (Full disclosure - the place was not crowded when we walked in). PRICE - Inflation has caused prices everywhere to go crazy. However, many places charge A LOT more for the same type of meal. I am totally satisfied with what I paid for the value of the meal I received. *Note - Everywhere businesses are asking much more out of the few employees they can get to work for them. This is especially true in the restaurant business. For anyone that gets easily impatient & does not give their server the "benefit of the doubt" in a crowded restaurant . . . . well, my opinion of that person is inappropriate to post in this review.

Rat Pac omelette & Elvis omelette were very good!!!! Potatoes were good & not dry!!! Rye toast was also good!!! Diana was very good & helpful!!! Decor was very good with old things all over walls!!! See photo!!!

A lovely small town diner with great food! We were in town for golf and got there early--so we were referred to Spinners and we were happy we were! The eggs, bacon, potatoes and toast were delicious! The breakfast sandwiches are also very popular.