Good Ol' Days is a throwback to the 1950s, poodle skirts, cruisin' cars, and jukeboxes. It's a pretty decent and clean 50s-style diner with neon, chrome, checkered floor tiles, and bright pink colors.
I've been to Good Ol' Days a few times for breakfast but I have yet to try anything from their extensive lunch or dinner menu. The menu is like a book. There's a lot to read just for breakfast alone, so I can't imagine having to pick something for lunch or dinner where your choices extend way beyond eggs. I usually get their Western omelette for breakfast, which is their "most popular" according to the menu. Sure it's popular. It offers the most ingredients in it, and I like my omelettes loaded with "stuff." That's why I order it. Wash that down with some bottomless cups of coffee and I'm good to go!
I've taken out-of-town friends and family to Good Ol' Days for someplace different after I've already taken them to my favorite breakfast place (Pewter Rose) the day before. You can't go wrong with a 50s diner; there's something for everyone. And this one usually offers great, fast service and delicious food. Just be prepared to have a make a tough decision with all their menu items.