Stopped in for breakfast and had a really solid experience from start to finish. The eggs and…read morewaffle were prepared just right -- classic diner comfort food with a nice home-cooked feel. I added the sausage gravy over biscuits and honestly, it made the meal. But the real highlight? The hot chocolate. Hands down one of the best I've ever had -- creamy, perfectly sweet, and seriously memorable. If you're a hot chocolate fan, this alone is worth a visit.

Loved the location, view and service but the food was mediocre. It was right around the corner from…read morethe hotel we stayed at so it was perfect for us to be within walking distance. It was also pretty cool that there's different floors to eat on. We were on the 6th floor so the view was great. Our server was knowledgeable about Nashville so that was a great conversation with her. The food was mediocre - I had the avocado toast that did not have a lot of avocado but it was ok. I wanted an over easy egg but they only have scrambled eggs. My husband had scrambled eggs, potato's and bacon...again nothing special. Go for the view from the 6th floor!

Excellent food. Fast service. Super tasty homemade recipes…read more Eggs bacon hash and toast. Coffee was delicious. A++

Food is usually pretty good. I was embarrassed for my…read moreserver that delivered this greasy mess. Tom Mead needs to check back in on quality control of the kitchen. Eggs Benedict were un-eatable. Quality was missing and so was the server. I hate to leave this poor review, as it's a local favorite. Management is likely to admonish instead of taking real accountability. Eggs Benedict $16.95 w/tt $22.33 Good Friday 03APR26

We tried out the diner for lunch today. My wife got a cheeseburger and fries, and it was very good…read more The crinkle cut fries were crinkle cut fries. I got the patty melt with sweet potato fries, and they were both fantastic. The service was fast, friendly, and accurate. Prices are very fair, and the servings were large. It's a quaint little place.

DOUBLE IN THE NINTH TO TIE THE GAME!! When you're here,…read moreyou're family. Stopped in here while traveling through West Tennessee the other day and could not have been happier. From the welcome greeting to the down home, friendly service, you're going to like this place. Sit any place you like. I had the chicken bacon melt sandwich with side salad bar. The sandwich was killer good with a great mix of flavors from the melted cheese to the mushroom, bacon, chicken and buttered Texas toast. Wow it's good! The salad bar is stocked with fresh options including dill pickles, boiled eggs, shredded cheese, and cherry tomatoes in addition to a bunch of other items. There's 5-6 dressings to choose from as well. Decaturville is a small town, and folks are lucky to have a place like this close by. I look forward to eating there again in the future.

When I scanned the reviews of potential local restaurants I wanted to visit for breakfast, I was…read moresurprised to find my name already on the Half Way listing. Then....I saw that my review was a decade ago! (That was back when it was a little farther out of town and in a smaller place. So, I came back, anew, to enjoy again. Hands down, this is a friendly establishment with a staff that is welcoming, polite, helpful...and ready to serve you. The interior is open and sports a nostalgic look with large tables accompanied by old (but sturdy) mismatched, carved-high back chairs. Yes, you can sit by yourself, but if it's busy....scoot over and invite a new friend to join you. Most tables seat 6 or 8 -- more "communal" style in a sense. Step up to the counter and order from the solid, albeit mundane, menu: eggs to order, meat side, potatoes, biscuit & toast...gravy if you like. They'll bring it to your table. Nothing fancy. My wife's eggs were scrambled, but not fluffy....rather flat like an unfilled omelet. My over easy eggs were close to perfection and oozed a rich yolk sauce on my deep fried potato cake. Yes, I would have preferred authentic hash browns or "home fries". But this worked for the occasion. Biscuits were buttery and tender. Coffee - average. Sausage patty appeared to be cut from a commercial roll - fried well and tasty. My wife's bacon was absolutely to her liking (hard to get right sometimes). But her's was spot on: very crisp, not burned. Lots of grab and go sandwiches for sale....check out other reviews and photos. Before you leave, pick up a couple of fried pies. (Ten yeara ago I had the peach - yummy. This timr we took home both apple and cherry. Slightly - not overly sweet fillings and a great afternoon treat. Dough was slightly different this visit. (You can see that in my pics...if Yelp still has them available.) As for the "Market" aspect of the name....that is a bit of a mystery - not a lot of market goods were readily visible. Oh!...be careful parking. The unmarked "street side" parking is tight and cars can come barreling down Hill Street. There is apparently more parking on the back side (towards downtown area). All-in-all the vibe was a bit like my Grandma's Country Store (1940-50s) a place where I was born and raised...friendly, comforting, congenial. And, a return for lunch is in order - the menu sounds inviting ... I hope another 10 years doesn't pass before I make it back for that. PS: very clean restrooms available too.

For some downhome cookin things the place. This city slicker didn't know what was coming when they…read moreserved up chicken' n dumplins, collard greens and pot roast. Home cooked like maama used to make. The onion rings were fried and crispy crunchy. Couldn't stop eating. Pecan pie was the pecaniest my mouth leaped with delight! Staff was lovely and helpful. Felt like I was visiting family. Can't wait to visit again!

Went for a fried pork chop special, it had mashed potatoes and corn to go along with it, the fry on…read morethe pork chop was amazing with the golden crunch from the batter being fried at the correct temp! the woman waiting tables with her young daughter was very delightful and didn't get frustrated when it got busy in there. Hats off to her. I will say it wouldn't hurt to have had some decor in the dining area. Maybe a T.V hung on the wall to watch the news. Just a suggestion. Regardless the food and service was enough to get my business back.

We've lived in the area for years but never went. Today we did. It was great food. No frills, just…read moregood food. Very nice people. They don't take cards, but have an ATM inside in case you forgot your paper. Food was fresh I had the ham, bacon, and sausage. Must say the sausage was exceptional as well as the ham. My wife had the pancakes and she really liked them. She is a picky eater so that's saying something. Will surely be back because this is only 12 mins from home. Great prices too !!

Great service, great food, great choices. Clean, re l aging atmosphere. Nice people, friendly…read more and attentive.

Excellent service and food. We love their plate lunches. Dee and all the employees are great. We…read morehave moved to East Tennessee and we really miss eating there! May God continue to bless this establishment and all their employees, their families and customers, in Jesus Name amen

Food was delicious and served quickly. Wait staff are so friendly and attentive, never had to ask…read morefor a refill. Felt very welcome and comfortable. Definitely suggest trying this small family diner.

I am new to the area and found this little gem. Mom and Pop diner. Pop was actually at the grill…read more Breakfast was 10 stars. Hot, fresh and fast. The service is amazing. Rock Stars to each and every person working there. They work as a team in unison all were so happy and caring. My waitress made sure before I left that I knew the restaurant hours of operation, Sunday and Monday they close at 2:00 pm, and made sure I was aware of new dinner menu items Pork Chops just added and when the Chili goes out to serve. WOW! Now that is a warm welcome and great service with warm smile. The restaurant is quaint with booths and table settings. Small hometown feels. Don't miss this place if you are passing through Clarksville. If you live here and have not tried it yet I highly recommend.

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!!

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.

Good food Good prices…read more Great burgers Great catfish beans slaw and hush puppies Definitely will eat here again