Few people don't know of The Golden Eagle Diner. It's an iconic landmark for Bristol Borough. Its been the home for hungry travelers passing through the township on Bristol Pike. It's been visited by politicians and a parade of teamsters during major political campaigns.
The diner started small, and has since become a full-fledged restaurant. Its owner, Huseyin Gunaydin, immigrated to America in the early 70s and worked his way up through the food service industry from dish washer to eventually owner and operator.
The Golden Eagle is likely most well known in the area for being one of the only non-fast food restaurants that remains open 24 hours a day. Regardless of whether it's mid-day or 3 a.m., the diner is always open and always serving its full menu.
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The menu is the typical Americana cuisine that one comes to expect from a roadside diner: hamburgers, club sandwiches, cheese steaks, etc. There is a wide selection on the menu. The 'Eagle tries to go for a jack-of-all-trades approach; you will find some choices are better than others.
The menu is fairly priced and full dinner meals comes with a soup and salad as well as fresh-baked cheese and cinnamon bread. The whole package makes for a very good value.
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The Golden Eagle is located between 300 Bath Road & Rt. 13 in Bristol and is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
