We spent a few days in down town Nashville and walked past this diner numerous times. We were…read moreintrigued by a 6 story diner, and this morning, decided to give it a shot. So glad we did! They seated us on the 4th floor, next to a large open window, where we had an excellent view of the street below. My wife and I decided to split the waffle sliders: Omelet Style Eggs, Cheddar Cheese, and Bacon sandwiched between 2 pieces of Belgian Waffles. There were 2 'sliders' - which were huge! Everything was cooked to perfection. And the combination of flavors were unbelievable. We both thought they were delicious. I can't wait to try making this at home! The decor was great. The staff couldn't have been better. Service was quick and efficient. We're so glad we decided to eat here!

The Diner has become our go-to spot after a night out on Broadway. We always end up on the 4th…read morefloor, and it never lets us down. Their wings and chicken tenders hit exactly right after a few drinks on the town. The service is always great too, no matter how busy it gets. We'll keep coming back!

Wow! We had a perfectly cooked 8 oz filet and pork chop. You can't get better food than Dixie…read moreCastle. It is a classic diner.

We love Dixie Castle! Their plate lunches are always so good and their homemade banana pudding is…read morethe best I've ever had. You'd be hard pressed to find a better tasting steak anywhere around. Mark cuts his own steaks and you can tell. If ambiance is what you're wanting, go somewhere else. If a delicious, affordable meal is what you're after, the DC is your place.

While traveling through town to visit the Buford Pusser Museum (Walking Tall), we looked for a well…read morerated, unique place nearby. Only a few minutes drive away, was Kokomos. I'm a sucker for an old school themed diner, so this was an easy choice. The atmosphere while small, was warm and inviting. Sit where you will, and they'll come to you. Enjoy classic style diner burgers, sandwiches, and I think I even saw some shakes. Lots of typical automobile type memorabilia on the walls, intermingled with real pictures from perhaps family, locals, etc. Good service, and reasonable prices. I had the Foghorn Leghorn Chicken Sandwich.

First of all.... The food is amazing... who knew that hamburgers could taste this good.... The…read moresides are awesome I suggest the fried green beans!! The service is excellent... from the time you get there until you go.... The waitstaff is right there and very attentive!! You gotta ask for your check though... they don't just bring it?? Now the place is super kitschy cool... like a literal 50's type burger joint!! I while heartedly recommend this little joint.... Get the John Wayne.... You won't regret it!!

Cramped diner. Consistently cold food and weak coffee 3 x in a row now. I'm done…read more .............................................

I don't know how someone could rate Mel's Diner a 4-star experience, but it's most certainly not…read more In this quaint little space, whiteboards display specials and kitschy signs occupy every remaining bit of turquoise wall space. The paint matches the tables and chairs, with two brown-colored, old-school restaurant booths located in a second room. A western movie plays on the television in the corner, and there are no carryout shelves, no WiFi, no frills. It's not what you come here for. But you will find lots of camo, long beards, and locals engaged in boisterous chatter with heavy southern accents. It's an authentic southern experience. The Saturday morning breakfast rush was just winding down at 8:45 when I walked in and took the only remaining seat. The other 45 spots were taken as the place was packed! It took 30 minutes to get my food, but I hoped it was worth the wait. The loaded hash browns contained a mixture of ham, peppers, onions, and one of my least favorite things - a melted square of despicable American cheese. The potatoes are closer to soggy than crisp which is a cardinal sin in the hash brown game. But the ham was really good. The sausage patties were obviously store bought and very unimpressive, and the biscuits were either picked up at the local grocer or simply underwhelming. The gravy was thick, but the wonderful texture was utterly flavorless. The entire meal was under $10 without the tip, so you get what you pay for. At least it's affordable.

The food took forever to come out, it was cold when we got it also. Coffee run out before waitress…read morecome by. Everyone waiting no sense of urgency here. Ambiance was just ok at best.

Not sure what has happened- but today - service was horrible! Food bar empty and not being…read morereplenished- over 20 minuets and it was not serviced...... Customers were talking about food bar being out - yet no one seems to care that works here. I would pass on choosing to eat here - the atmosphere was not welcoming at all. Sad for sure !

Great service at a great price!! We were impressed with the promptness of our waitress although…read morethey were slammed !! We'd eat there again.!!

Run, don't walk to Rudy's for the fried catfish! Best catfish I've had in years! Fried Chicken…read moreLivers were perfect. Great meat and three style home cooked sides. We had collards, turnip greens, mayo slaw, white beans, squash casserole and baby limas and hush puppies - all excellent. Coconut cake was terrific. Service is friendly and efficient. We went and Saturday night and it was so good we returned the next day for lunch.

Good food, good service, good prices every time we go there, which is usually once or twice a week…read more Highly recommended.

Food made wrong, the one older lady is very rude. They have tons of flies in their establishment…read more DO NOT EAT HERE.

The review that said half the county might be there was spot on. The place was packed and we got…read morethe penultimate table. The service was average. After reading the reviews, I was nervous, but the servers were all decently attentive and one was even nice. The food was so mediocre, I didn't know how else to describe it. The fried green tomatoes were mostly breading and I ended up removing half of it just so I could taste the tomato. The fried squash was $3 for about 6 pieces of varying sizes. It was flavorless, as was the mac and cheese. It reminded me of what public school lunches served in my hometown. Even with salt and pepper it was bland. The side salad is $5 for a very small portion. The baked apples were the best thing we ordered. I'd order them again, but wouldn't go out of my way to return to this establishment.

Dish washer comes out looking like he was working under a old car. He was filthy. The cook was…read moreeating as she put food out. The service is great the wait staff are wonderful. Overall I give it a 5 out of 10. Get cleaner employees and cooks who don't eat over the food being served. Food was good.

Little place with good food and people are super nice!…read more Chocolate pancake was SO good! Would definitely come back again!

Stopped here on a Saturday morning and waited about 30 minutes to be seated. The restaurant was not…read morefull, so it may have been a staffing issue, but we had to wait outside or in the car. Parking was easy, which was a plus. The restaurant itself felt a little worn down and somewhat dirty, though the bathroom was extremely clean. Once seated, the service was friendly but very slow. We ordered a basic breakfast with eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes, grits, coffee, and home fries. The coffee was delicious, and I loved the stainless steel mugs. The grits were not good, the bacon looked and tasted old, and the home fries were huge and just okay. Overall, it was a very basic breakfast and not really a place we would return to.