Tin Goose Diner - Port Clinton

As a pilot, I'm always interested to know which small airports have diners that I can fly to for the requisite $100 hamburger. Granted, given the cost of...

Dad and I were hanging out for the afternoon to give my Stepmom some me time . Our initial stop was to check out a car show happening at Riverview Nursing...

Sat morning we went to The Tin Goose Diner in Port Clinton. This little place is inside the Liberty Aviation Museum Complex. Cute little diner, but we...

We waited for about 30 minutes for a table. After being seated the waiter(very professional and friendly) came and took our order. We waited almost an hour for our food, but it was really good American food. The atmosphere at the airport was amazing. That particular day they had helicopter rides going on.

This once-cute place is the pits if you want to eat. We couldn 't believe that they had no lemons, no chips, no soup du jour, no hot fudge topping for their tasteless ice cream, etc. Everything we asked for was no. My chicken salad on a croissant was $10 and came alone on a plate--one little lump of bland goop on a flat, torn piece of bread supposed to pass for a croissant. My friend didn 't eat much of her chicken tenders, which were not tender. Really, this place should not be open beyond breakfast, which ends at 11 a.m. I hope breakfast can pass for food. The only atmosphere was a couple of planes outside. Dreary, dead, ditzy diner