This is a clean American food place to get basic food well prepared. Staff is attentive. Great…read morevariety of choices on the menu. The epitome of a "diner" experience. Clean restrooms, plenty of seating and parking. We come a couple times a month and have not had bad meals yet. The manager wanders about touching base at tables which were appreciate.

Teraisha "Rae" was a joy after our long trip. She made our morning and we will be coming back to…read moreMetro Diner often now! The food was delicious, great value and arrived quickly.

They put a lot of effort into local quality sources. Everything I've had is good, hamburgers with…read morefries, sausage, egg, and cheddar cheese biscuit, a type biscuit known in the south as cat head biscuit because they're the size of a cat head. good prices, friendly folks, down home style

Talk about old school. This was an interesting discovery. There are several buildings including a…read moreFarmers market so I wasn't sure where the restaurant was. I went in the Farmer's Market first. It looks like an old barn. There were lots and lots of homemade choices- "canned" soup bases, fruits, vegetables, salsas, jams, flavored oils to name a few. There were also fresh fruits, nuts, honey, vegetables, dairy products and cakes. There are four areas you can eat. The main "restaurant" is small with only a few tables. Evidently it's a favorite of older local gentlemen to gather for an early breakfast. There is also the "Pig Sty," "The Chicken Coop" and the farmer's market area. Some of these can be cold in the winter and warm in the summer so dress accordingly. The farmer's market area is heated by a wood stove. The staff here are so friendly. It felt like we were visiting family. The food was good ole country food. The hubby and I each ordered the breakfast plate. I had coffee with my choice of several flavored creamers. If you pay in cash you get a discount. If you are in the area you should check it out. You can order from the breakfast or lunch menu. Plan to stay a few extra minutes and look around and support local farmers. We brought home some boiled peanuts. Fun experience and good breakfast.

Well, I haven't made it to your fine establishment yet but my how about if my girlfriend and I join…read moreyou?

The restaurant has a rustic ambience. About 10 tables and the bar. The waitress was very…read moreaccommodating and friendly. The food was good. We had a traditional breakfast. Husband had grits which he said were very smooth and buttery. I had eggs over easy but the Yolk's were too hard for my liking. The pecan smoked bacon had such a great flavor and not too salty. Enjoyed that. The home fried were nice and crispy not oily. The coffee was fine. We will go again and try something different. Hometown local feeling. Bon appetito!

I had the salad and 1/2 sandwich. The salad was delicious. The chicken salad sandwich was bland…read more My biggest issue was that the floor was very sticky with syrup or something. Had to wash the bottom of my shoes when I left.

Second time visiting while in town and remains consistently good. Staff immediately greets you and…read moreall are friendly. Wait is never too long. Good food portions and food is tasty. Ample free parking in shopping center. Inside and patio seating.

With out a doubt. One of the best places to enjoy good fresh food. Prepared fantastic. With a great…read moremenu and service. PS best Bloody Marie. I have ever had. With 'shelf' ingredients. Let the reader use discernment

This place is amazing, fantastic chilaquiles, eggs, Benedict, bloody Mary mimosas, and breakfast…read morequesadilla that we had that we're all on point. Prices are great service was great. The food that we saw everyone else being served around us looked amazing as well. No complaints.

Good ole hole in the wall. Food is just average. Service is average. Took a very long time for…read morefood. Not sure what that is about.

It's a dive, in the best ways. I was in a hurry, I asked my server how quickly she could get my…read morebreakfast out...BAM, minutes. And it was just right. Glad I popped in.

The food is exceptional no mater what you order. The…read moreservice was great. I have never been disappointed.

So easy to drive past and have no idea of the delights inside!!! Come as you are casual spot, but…read morethe food is anything but what the outside might suggest! The meatloaf melt is not only super creative, it's freaking delicious! The meatloaf could cover the bread a little more, even for the same portion of meatloaf, but every bite of the sandwich was great! If there wasn't meatloaf in the bite, there was bacon, cheese, caramelized onions, and pickles. It's a great sandwich. The homemade dill pickle slice on the try is fantastic! Tastes house made, and leaves you wanting more. It's a tease! I went with a side of Toms potato's, which were better than fries I thought, but seemed to lack flavor direction. Not sure what they are trying to taste like. On the other hand, the honey basil slaw was a killer!! Like green goddess coleslaw. Creative and flavorful!

I came to Anderson for a flight physical and Grace's is reasonable distance. I still wanted a late…read morebreakfast having not eaten yet that day. I was seated immediately and service was prompt and pleasant. The food came quickly ... as ordered. I enjoyed a very nice breakfast with coffee, that might have come from my grandmother's kitchen. As I ate I could tell most of the customers were "regulars," and all were treated well and served promptly. This is my kind of place. I only come every so often but I will certainly include Grace's in my plans!

This place is frozen in time... If you want to travel back to the 1970's just stop in to an old…read morestyle family restaurant. Faith, Family, Food... How long has it been since you have heard something like that? Talk to the waitresses here... you will hear things like "I've been here for 19 years, and just love the place." These are the sort of people who you just know are the best grandparents on the planet. I've been a few times for Breakfast and have enjoyed every meal I have had... BTW their Sour Dough Toast is the best... I usually get the special, two eggs, bacon, toast, grits... I know it's hard to mess up breakfast. The coffee is good. The service is just like I got from my grandparents. These people are the salt of the earth. More than once I've given $100 for a tip. Yesterday morning the lady checking me out said "I think you made a mistake on your tip." I said "No Ma'am, I was shooting for 200% and that's pretty close"... She offered me a piece of cake to take home. :-) These people are simply your grandparents, your Sunday school teachers, Aunt "B" from Mayberry... You really have to go by and experience the best people the USA has to offer. If you go and you agree that the folks here represent the best we have to offer, leave them a tip like you just ate the best meal of your life.

While visiting Cyndi and Jimbo for the weekend we went to breakfast out Saturday and Sunday. First…read moreup The Clock in Anderson but we thought we were in Centerville!! It's an old fast food restaurant that's now a local diner. Our server Alice/Allison? Was so sweet!!! Three of us order their BEC sandwich with either hash browns or the home fries which is what I got bc they were listed as seasoned potatoes. Which they were. Really well seasoned and great with added cheese and Texas Pete. The BEC part of the sandwich was perfect but then the toast was the fail because it was just cold dry toast. NO melted butter??? What is that? We're in the South, butter up my toast like the Waffle House!!! Support local and just be sure to ask for your toast to be buttered!!! ;-)

This is diner food. Everything is made fresh except for the green beans, but they add bacon bits to…read morethem. The fried chicken is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Ashes potatoes are meh. They come with brown gravy. The chicken livers are crispy and tender. The creamed corn is made in house so there are chunks of corn kernels. The burger is large and made to order with crinkle fries. The service was good, it was busy time. Give yourself time here. Waitress was not a good listener. I gave a 4 for food. The floor was sticky.

Large selection of comfort foods at a reasonable price. Clean tables and ample room for those…read moreneeding additional space for mobility or larger groups. Service was quick and courteous once seated. Plenty of parking. There is something on the menu that will please everyone in your party.

This is a cashier criticism. The cashiers for a few months now have been asking me if I left a tip…read moreat the table. I find this highly irritating and I suspect most other customers feel the same. If this is part of the Manager's training for cashiers it should be eliminated promptly. I am generous when service is good, but it's not any business of the cashier about how generous or not generous I am. Adults don't need to be given a "guilt trip" by the cashier about their generosity. Adults know when and how to tip appropriately without a cashier prompting them. Now, the food is almost always good, but I'll make another cashier complaint while I'm at it. Commonly the cashiers will ask if everything was okay and I usually say "yes", but if I ever say "no" which is very rare no cashier has ever offered to resolve the problem. So, why are they asking the question? If it's just meant as a cordial greeting they should find something more useful and appropriate to say such as "Hello Sir/Madam. Will this be cash or credit card?" A follow-up "Thank you." would be perfect after the bill is paid. Now, let's get to ambience. Well, it's not great, but it could be better. It's a wide open room where anyone can see anyone else in the entire building and the noise from all the conversations going on is continual. But, there is also some type of music being played all the time. The music is useless because it just becomes part of the existing noise. The Manager should re-think this and turn the music off. That would be a simple fix to help ambience. And, of course, there are ways to reduce all the people noise, but that involves an investment in seating similar to the old Capri's Italian restaurants or the current Casa Fuentes restaurant where booths have high backs and seating is more plush and sound absorbing. But, that's not likely in the budget. So, simply turning the music off is a no cost way to improve ambience.