Nice AND clean mom AND pop place. I was there for breakfast they have homemade biscuits that are…read moreout of this world . The best biscuits I have ever had plus homemade gravy OH MY GOD. Just freaking awesome! MUST TRY THIS PLACE!

We took our large group of 20 people there last week on Saturday night. The waitress was very…read morefriendly with fast service considering the large size of our group! The food was delicious as always - I had the open face roast beef with mashed potatoes and gravy! My friend had the special for the night - Meatloaf! She loved it!

This is a nice family restaurant in Prestonburg, KY. It was clean and a nice bathroom. Our server…read morewas friendly and competent. I got a grilled ham and cheese hoagie that was delicious. My husband got the prime rib hoagie. He said it was very good. We shared French fries, also very good. The food was high quality. Our meal was $25, which included a 20% tip.

Another one of our local favorites! But unfortunately I can only testify about the sampler salad…read moreplatter and the dessert! There great, and the service is always amazing!

Food is good my mom loves this place. She got the salad trio and really enjoyed it. I got the…read moreclub croissant it was good. We got cream horns and they were okay best to get them on Monday they seem more fresh. Service is always slow here there was only one girl there and she had 3 tables but we didn't get a refill and we had to go get our own boxes up front she didn't come back to the table.

Absolutely love!! Best food around!! Strongly recommend 476 Dinner to anyone who wants there moneys…read moreworth of great food!! Strongly recommend the Ham and Cheese Sub and Philly steak sandwich!! Thanks, Colie Watts

Felt like family and food was perfect. Was a hidden gem out 476 past the goose, would recommend…read more10/10

Great atmosphere and family owned/operated. Table service, buffet or menu, free refills. I've eaten…read morehere several times carry out and dine in and highly recommend!!!

I was between a one or two star rating for this review. I'm being generous with a two star rating…read more I had really higher hopes for lunch. We purchased two lunch buffets. Salad was just ok. We did get a club cracker pack off the salad bar that had been chewed on by a mouse by the looks of one corner. The pizza bar was below average. The hot bar/home cooking bar was far below average. We were disappointed unfortunately. The peach and cherry cobbler were good. Maybe the breakfast bar is better. Not sure I would want to give it another try. Hopefully it was just an off day and they are usually better.

It's very sad to announce they have closed :( Frances was a very well known woman in this town and…read moreshe's greatly missed.

As I have a significant number of family members in this area, it always feels like coming home,…read moreespecially at Frances Diner in Hazard, Kentucky. It is actual Appalachian comfort food delivered with genuine, small-town hospitality. This place is a classic, dependable Southern diner--hearty, welcoming, and satisfyingly delicious. The strength of Frances Diner lies entirely in its commitment to simple, traditional Southern fare. The daily specials are the main event, reminiscent of a Sunday dinner at Grandma's house. On my visit, the fried pork chops were expertly seasoned, featuring a tender interior and a crisp, savory coating. The roast beef, smothered in rich gravy, and the fried chicken are notable staples that consistently draw praise. Crucially, the sides are spectacular and feature an impressive variety that rotates daily, moving beyond standard fare to include dishes like fresh green beans, fried cabbage, and homemade macaroni and cheese. These sides are clearly prepared with attention, not just as afterthoughts. For breakfast, the biscuits and gravy remain a standout, maintaining a delightful taste over the years. The only minor deduction is that consistency can occasionally vary slightly when the diner is packed, but the quality always remains high for this style of cooking. The service at Frances Diner epitomizes Southern hospitality. The staff, many of whom are long-time regulars themselves, are incredibly friendly and attentive, treating patrons more like family than customers. Servers navigate the often-busy floor with practiced efficiency, taking orders quickly and offering personalized suggestions. My server was quick to refill coffee and check in without hovering. The only reason this isn't a perfect five stars is that, during peak lunch and dinner hours--which happen often due to the diner's popularity--the kitchen and serving staff can become visibly hectic, leading to slightly longer waits for checks or additional requests. However, the team's genuine warmth and care more than make up for any minor delay. During peak lunch and dinner hours, which often occur The atmosphere at Frances Diner is definitely old-school, local, and welcoming. It has the quintessential, cozy feel of a family-run establishment, complete with a décor that evokes a strong sense of community and nostalgia, featuring memorabilia and local photographs. It's clean and well-maintained and fosters a comforting environment where both regulars and travelers feel at home. The space is functional and focuses on community gathering rather than modern aesthetics. It can be loud and a bit chaotic when busy, but this only adds to its small-town charm--it's the sound of people enjoying good food together. While the dining area is not sleek or modern, it perfectly fits the vibe of a beloved local diner serving classic comfort food. Frances Diner is a must-visit institution in Hazard. It's an honest, high-quality purveyor of Appalachian comfort food that delivers excellent value and genuine hospitality. If you're looking for innovative cuisine, this isn't it. If you're looking for a hearty, traditional meal that tastes like home, served by friendly faces, this four-star gem is exactly where you should pull up a chair.

When compared to Arnold's Drive In, Creekside Diner seems to be a hungry man's dream. However when…read moreyou finish eating you realize that although the food was good, there was nothing special about it. It's a basic small town diner, populated mostly by the elderly, with basic small town diner food. The place feels empty, there are a few paintings hanging around the place, but nothing special, a coin game + jukebox, neither of which seemed to be in working shape, and some slot machines; but it still feels empty. They also advertised their "daily dessert" but when asked about this they claimed to only have ice-cream. Be assured, I enjoyed the food and the restaurant was clean; but at the end of the day it was nothing special.

The newest member of the Knott County restaurant family! Creekside Diner offers breakfast, lunch,…read moreand dinner, along with an array of sweet desserts. I highly recommend their burgers, chicken strips, and Philly Cheese steak sandwich, and I hope to try their breakfast soon. Wonderful addition to a wonderful area!

I ordered the BLT with extra bacon, the wife Philly Cheese Steak with lettuce and tomato it was…read more The service was great. It had a real Dinner feel. And I love they make there own hot sauces.

First visit to 9th St Diner was on 8/17/26. I had a breakfast burrito (for a late lunch). Joel…read morewas welcoming and friendly. The burrito was good and my overall experience was as well. There were only 2 other people there but struck up a conversation with one, as he knew a couple of my stepson's. I recommend this place and will return.