Get breakfast here! This tiny quaint little place is cozy…read moreand adorable. The employees are super friendly, greeting as soon as you come in. We sat down and it wasn't 2 minutes and a young man was asking what beverages we would like to have. The place was clean and organized even though they were super busy on a Sunday morning. I had a very basic breakfast with 2 eggs over medium, bacon, toast and a small bowl of their gravy. Everything was perfect! my husband and his mother had the basic breakfast with a hashbrown and a side of gravy and they enjoyed theirs as well. When the drinks come out they are in a 24 ounce mason jar, so you won't need a refill. This place has some really neat decor showing when a tornado came through the area and knocked the building on it's side. We will come here again when we are in the area. This place is awesome!

The food was amazing and so was the service. I loved the whole feeling the place has I'll be back!read more

Called Odin Café now. We stopped on our way to view the 2017 Eclipse and were delighted with our…read moreexperience. First off, the restaurant is bigger on the inside than the outside- magical! The interior is quite clean, if out of date. Waitstaff and owner (and regular customers) were very friendly. Food was good (biscuits and gravy) to great (bacon, ham, and French toast); portions were huge! We had the biggest pancakes ever and a nice, big glass of orange juice! Very cheerful, fun place to stop!!

The worst part of this place is that it is 200 miles from my house! We were passing through and…read morestopped in. I had the pork steak that just melts in your mouth. Service was friendly and accurate. Do not even think about leaving without trying their pies. Do not skip this place.

Good food, friendly & quick service. Very kind staff. Little crowded when I went but that just…read moreproves people like it. I had a ribeye Steak & although it was a bit over cooked (I wanted medium rare) it was decent. I would definitely recommend more seasoning though. I would eat here again.

Convenient location on the edge of Vienna and near the Tunnel Hill Trail, Vienna Diner has ample…read moreparking and a bright entrance. Spacious interior, and I think one of the best features is the wide aisles between tables. Very comfortable for customers using a walker or wheelchair. Just a nice accommodation for diners. Wonderful service, even on a busy holiday. Struggling to keep up with a busy lunch rush, but they were holding it together quite well. Clean restrooms. Had the meatloaf special. Not fresh made meatloaf. This was more of a minced, spam-ish beef product with can gravy. Didn't taste like home, sadly. However, veggies were fine as were the fries. And for the price, overall a good value. This is a fine diner. I'd recommend sticking close to the short order classics.

Let me preface that I would go back for the pancakes alone. Nothing particularly stood out as…read morespecial except for their pancakes. The biscuits and gravy were just okay, and the omelet would have been better if it weren't made with American cheese slices. I did like the potatoes. Everything had a taste of grease to it, but for the price, I can't complain too much. I wasn't a big fan of their coffee (decaf). The service was nice and kept our cups filled, haha. The decoration inside is dated and nostalgic. For a small diner, it served its job :) Note: I enjoyed the pancakes, but they were a bit raw in the middle.

Phenomenal greasy spoon food! Don't let the exterior fool you, this place is worth a visit! Service…read morewas very attentive, I probably had 8 cups of coffee as he kept the cup filled throughout our visit. The Heavenly Hash was exactly that! My guest had a Western Omelette with homemade biscuits and gravy. We split some, but that B&G wasn't gonna be shared as it was too good!

This was a good place to eat. Just a little country cooking cafe that was operating for many years…read more Local waitresses were always nice. Decor was clean and nothing fancy. Sadly the owners health was failing and they tried to keep it going but eventually it was closed down permanently

The ferry was closed due to flooding so I stopped by Roses for breakfast. It is the classic small…read moretown little restaurant, exactly as I had hoped for. The service was great and I had a good meal with coffee for under $5. That hasn't happened in ages.

My husband and I stopped by for lunch and we had a great meal and great service. We will be coming…read moreback !

Cannot rave enough about this place. Food was excellent, the Flo's breakfast platter was excellent…read more The service was fast, friendly and they seemed to know each customer by name. Can't beat the price either. AAA+++. The classic 50s diner vibe was great.

Good food. Good…read moreservice. Good atmosphere. Cash only. If you don't have cash; you have to walk across the street to the ATM at TJ's Liquors, then come back and pay. Ask me how I know.

If you can look past the cleanliness issue...and there definitely is one…read more.. This place boasts excellent home cooking. I had the chicken and dumplings which came with three sides. It was six dollars and some change, folks! Holy crap! Where do you find a meal like the for that kind of money anymore? The dumplings were clearly homemade and had tons of chicken in them. The green beans were nicely seasoned and meaty. I also had Dixie's potatoes which are hash browns with cream of mushroom soup and cheese. So good! The last side I chose was the bread pudding. Cinnamony goodness without raisins! I hate raisins, so this was a real treat for me. Seldom can I find bread pudding without them. Sometimes the dirtiest restaurants are the tastiest. :)

Wouldn't change a thing about the food, service or prices here!…read more Had a delicious ribeye steak cooked perfectly medium as I requested. A fresh perfectly cooked baked potato and some scrumptious fried okra! Also their tea is the best. I downed three glasses. Service was excellent too. Lots of smiles and never needing anything. Highly recommend!!

My adventure started in Nashville and I have made my way to Eddyville, KY. All American Diner is in…read morethe adjacent property from my hotel so without a vehicle it was an easy decision. It had minimal reviews (5), but all were positive. They have an extensive menu starting with a spectacular breakfast served all day menu. I was not in a breakfast mood so I decided to try one of their dinner platters. I was kicking around getting 3 different entrees and my waiter talked me into the ribeye which came with 2 sides & toast. Parts of the rib-eye were tasty and other parts had a significant amount of fat. The chef salad was a good starter and the loaded baker were large portions and tasty. This place was a typical road side diner and reminded me of a Waffle house except the colors,as you probably imagined, were of a patriotic nature. Good meal at a great price a short walk from the Hampton Inn in the town with the KY State Penitentiary.

A very stand-up establishment in the historical town of Old Vincennes. Located off the banks of…read morethe Wabash River and nestled into the epicenter of what is the first "Main Street" in Indiana... ... This quaint Diner offers up the general fare you would expect from a divey-diner experience, but elevated. From the exquisite breakfasts, to beef manhattan lunches. You may also, want to choose from a wide array of delectable homemade pies, ahhh... The owners and staff are beautiful people that pour their souls into the food, and are there daily. Get there at a decent time during their posted hours though... If not, you'll miss out on the food you want, because everything is made to order, and so fresh, they don't waste any "thyme" with leftovers. A small secret... if you have a sweet tooth... Tell Chris, the owner, that your "Food tasted as good as Tom Brady's loving eyes look" & you'll be rewarded with a free piece of Pie!!! Gosh, oh golly, I love this place!

Standard diner fare in a cute little store in downtown Vincennes. I had 2 eggs, ham, and toast, and…read moreit was all tasty. The main reason I want to review this place is because it was SO cheap. I mean, you could eat here three times a week for the price of going to any other restaurant once per week. Most of the breakfast dishes were like...$5 or under. Serious deals for this kind of food, not something you see these days. I appreciated this diner for being one of few restaurants that just serves bare bones, basic food for cheap.