Very disappoint as this was second time to visit. We were very excited about eating here and were…read morepretty disappointed. We got a cinnamon roll that was extremely dried out and the food was just okay. Nothing to come back for. Service was not what it used to be either. Sodas are smaller and no one asked if you want a to go cup. They didn't even ask if our food was okay. We won't be back. Disappointed from Denver.

Came here for dinner while staying at the casino. I ordered the fried chicken with mashed potatoes…read moreand a side salad. The wife got the chili cheese fries. The fried chicken was crispy and juicy but could have used a little more seasoning. The mashed potatoes and gravy were awesome. The chili cheese fries were also great. They have a delicious homemade chili and the plate was huge. Both items were very reasonably priced. For the cost and size and quality they are right it's 4 stars.

We happen to see this railroad car as we drove by and just on a whim decided to try it. I will…read moreadmit, we did look at the reviews before we went in, but all the reviews were so good. We had to try it! We both had the steaks, my wife having the ribeye and I had the New York strip. We both had the fully loaded sweet potato. I had the salad bar and she had the corn. Everything was incredibly tasty. The owner was very friendly unhelpful and it was fun to read up on the history of the railroad car. If we are ever back in the area, it is definitely on our list of places to visit again.

Dinner last Friday evening at the Southern Belle in Heavner, OK. The restrauant, or at least the…read moredining room is in an old, 1905 refurbished passenger car with a rich history. It provides an unique environment with a folksy vibe. The railroad car does not look as clean and crisp as their web page photo and it's been painted what appears to be a dark burgundy. It was dark and raining so it's hard to say on the color. Inside is cozy and comfortable. It's a neat venue. The menu consists of typical American comfort food, at least for the south. Three of us us ordered chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes, cream gravey and fried okra. The outlier ordered fried chicken livers with French fries and fried okra. All four of us were pleased with our meals. The chicken fry was good as were the potatoes and cream gravey. The fried okra was excellent. The chicken livers were excellent and begged for mashed potatoes and cream gravey. The French fries Ken ordered weren't very good. I think they were under cooked. We had a nice, enjoyable dinner. The service was excellent and the prices moderate

We made a motorcycle trip Nov 7th&8th and stayed in Mena. We had friends with us. They had never…read moreeaten here so we suggested it. Of course we knew there would be no disappointments. Breakfast was perfect! I love their biscuits & gravy. My wife loved the blueberry pancakes. We had a terrific waitress! I love this Cafe! It's everything I want in a breakfast spot. Do not miss out! Don't go grab fast food. For almost the same cost you can have a real meal, and service! We love the Skyline Cafe!

I've been coming here ever since the 90s and it's still a staple every time I come home to visit…read more I've never had a bad breakfast here and the folks are as nice as can be.

This is a friedly little diner / drive through spot with a good mix of standard comfort foods. We…read morewere driving across AK and dropped in for lunch in this small town and enjoyed it. We ordered a burger, a chicken wrap and fries and they were all very,good. Fresh, generous portions and the service was great.The menu also includes some larger dinner items. They have about 10 tables and bioths inside, a nice covered porch and they have a drive up window as,well.

Very good hamburger with cheese and onion rings ,yum yum. I live so far or I would eat more there…read moreBetty Boop

Was that a coffee filter that she was wearing on her head?…read more Magazine AR, a wide spot in the road (Highway 10). The speed limit drops to 45mph, 25 when school is open. If you didn't have to slow down you would easily miss the long plain looking building and the small sign on the south side of the highway, Mel's Highway 10 Café. It looks to have been around for quite a few years. The spacing of multiple doors located on the front of the building, hint that in its early life it may have been operated as a small motel or roadside cabins. Country décor inside, knotty pine, barn tin and farm tools on the wall. Grab a table. The well-worn menus have the diner foods you were expecting. Beans and corn bread, a southern staple was today's special on the chalk board. On the menu under Platters is "Mel's Famous Chicken Fried Steak." Under that, the Chicken Fried Chicken. Two please, with mashed potatoes, fried okra, and cream gravy. The drinks are limited, but they did have diet Dr Pepper. A delicious, moist chicken breast with a perfect crispy crunchy coating. Mashed potatoes and cream gravy, likely instant but very tasty. Golden brown okra and a couple of fresh yeast rolls to clean up any stray gravy on the plate. Nothing fancy, great food, adequate friendly service. And an opportunity to enjoy a slower pace of life in rural Arkansas You will quickly figure out that this is an Amish owned business. The friendly ladies working out front were dressed in a traditional Amish conservative attire, which included the white bonnets. I cannot help it, but the bonnets remind me of coffee filters. A gentleman stepped out of the kitchen sporting the Amish bowl cut hair style with the traditional trimmed beard. These are hardworking people serving legendary delicious Amish made meals.

They where really busy they said so ill give them that but I got a cheeseburger and fries and it…read morewas covered in mustard and ketchup no mayo the bread was soggy and the fries where hard and inedible it was cheap but they could have Definitely done better.

Came with our family of four and loved it. The service was quick, food incredible, and just what we…read moreneeded on a road trip. Rueben and Jalapeño burger are to die for!

Hillbilly Hideout is a true hidden gem inside Workman's Travel Center -- the perfect old-school…read moretrucker vibe, open 24 hours, and serving seriously good food. We started with a side salad, and everything came out fast, fresh, and crisp. Our meals were hot, flavorful, and just plain yummy. The portions are solid and the drinks come in huge cups, which is always appreciated on a long day. Pricing was fair, especially for the quality and the speed. And the star of the show? The Possum Pie -- we love it. Don't leave without trying a slice. Service was friendly, quick, and attentive, exactly what you want from a classic truck-stop diner. If you're passing through, this place is absolutely worth the stop -- day or night. -- Follow us on social: Corvette Couple

Great breakfast! Great service! Clean! We stopped on our way to Kentucky and coming back we are…read moregoing to try it for dinner.

Iconic restaurant for this area! Great food and nice service. I like their breakfast menu and their…read morechicken tenders!

We love this place. We probably go twice a month from Hot Springs. I've had an omelette the last…read morecouple times I've been and it is amazing. It's hard to find a good greasy spoon with tasty food. This place has hot coffee too

please don't let the reviews fool you. This was possibly the worst burger in montgomery county. The…read moreparty was a frozen one, that was about the size of a kids mcdonald's burger, and it was burnt on top of that. All four burger were burnt. I can imagine back in 1939 they had great food, but it's gone real down hill. The service was good.