Popular menu choices include:
Breakfast. Of course a diner like Daddypops has great options for breakfast like eggs, omelettes, flapjacks, and brioche French toast
Daddypops special: Choice of juice, two eggs, toast and jelly, coffee, and choice of home fries, beans or grits.
Daddypops own menu selections are dropped eggs on toast, eggs bull’s eye, sausage, gravy and biscuit, and creamed chipped beef.
In 2008, Daddypops got its star turn. The Montgomery County diner was featured on the Food Network’s Diners, Drive-ins and Dives. During the episode, Guy Fieri found discovered Daddypops’ customers love potatoes just as much as he does. The show highlighted Daddypops home fries. The diner goes through about 200 pounds of potatoes a day.
“It’s a neighborhood institution filled with regulars who know exactly what they want,” said Fieri.
Also, scrapple, a regional breakfast side, was explained and touted as a favorite at Daddypops whether customers choose to get it grilled or deep fried.
Counter Culture on PBS39 is set at the counter at Daddypops. Grover Silcox hosts the show and talks to a variety of people including artists, authors, comedians, and historians.
But for customers visiting Daddypops, the cameras don’t have to be rolling for them to experience a Back to the Future moment. That’s just what the best diners do.
