Best priced diner breakfast/lunch in town. Old school feel inside, local owner and the staff are…read moreamazing. They are always busy and they hustle inside to get your order taken care of. In a year of prices skyrocketing, this place did not move much on pricing. I always throw the server extra money because I see a lot of tables (coffee drinkers) leaving a coin tip. These employees work hard and unfortunately get taken advantage of by some people who suck at tipping. Hands down this is a hidden gem in Hillsboro.

Friendly service. Food came out quick. But I felt it lacked flavor. I ordered a hamburger and…read morefries. And the fries were just frozen crinkle cuts and the bun was grocery store style and was a little stale. The diner was a neat old school diner.

This place is definitely a victims of its own success. Case in point, it's ALWAYS packed and the…read moreproblem is they don't have very many tables. I think having a call reservation system could help, but they probably could also have some outdoor seating when the weather is nice. They're very friendly here, and the food is very good........so it's completely understandable why they're so loved. Just maybe they could use some extra capacity accommodations as I suggested.

Jenny's Diner is your typical American diner. Simple looking yet classic breakfast items with…read morefriendly service. I visited for breakfast/brunch in late December 2025 with a college friend and her son. The restaurant was busy when we arrived so we had to wait for about 10 mins for a table. We received our food in about 20 mins after they were ordered. The waiter brought us glasses of water and I may have ordered orange juice too. I ordered the pancakes with scrambled eggs and bacon. The pancakes were topped with some butter and ai added syrup too. They tasted fluffy and delicious. The scrambled eggs and bacon were well cooked and tasted good. My friend's son ordered a breakfast sandwich and my friend ordered the eggs benedict. They seemed to both like what they got. Overall, I enjoyed my food and customer service was pleasant. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 52/250 total reviews in 2026 - 893 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 26 April 2026

What a great little small town diner. It was exactly what you would want and expect. It's in an old…read morehouse with low ceilings and tables with local ads on them. Seat yourself. We stopped in here with my brother, sister in law and nephew on Sunday. We were definitely not disappointed. My brother and I got the copy try fried steak. We both have trouble not ordering that when we see it. It was delicious. Good portion, cooked perfectly, gravy was on point. I got the potatoes and he got the hashbrowns. Both were cooked perfectly. My husband got the large Marge and it was delicious. The sweet tea was on point as well. Service was prompt and nice. So many things we wanted to try. We will go back for sure.

Cute little diner that has a good variety of food and friendly staff. I was visiting for a few days…read moreand I am glad I stopped by. Service was fast. Make sure to bring cash if you want to save a few bucks.

On April 24th, My wife and I stopped there at 4:30 PM for dinner. For a restaurant that is…read moresupposed to be open 24 hours, there was sign at the entrance stating they were closed until 3 PM. There were only two other couples seated and they already had their meals. We were waited on within a few minutes. Our drinks came before we had silverware, napkins or straws. We ordered our meals which took about 30 and 45 minutes to receive. My wife ordered a half order of Zesty Nachos and I ordered the Country Fried Steak Dinner with Sweet Corn, Garlic Mashed Potatoes and Dinner Bread. The Nachos came out first. They looked nothing like the photo in the menu. They were very greasy and soggy. After another 15 minutes, the CFS came out. The steak and corn were OK, nothing to brag about. The mashed potatoes were very soupy, but tasted ok. The dinner bread was toasted garlic bread, it would have been good with spaghetti. When I went to pay, the kids working the place didn't know how to give an AARP discount (15%), instead they gave me a military discount (7%). We were there over an hour and a half and in that time only 4 more people came in after we were seated. The music was playing fairly loud but the worse thing was it kept breaking up. Very annoying. The bottom line is: stop for gas or recharge, restroom and snacks from Flying 'J' then go on down the highway. Don't waste your time and money. I should have read the reviews on this place before going in. It appears nothing has changed in the last year.

Terrible in all aspects. Everything just as bad as it could get. You name it and it was bad…read more No problem collecting our $30 (for 2 people) for about $5 of food and water. How do they stay in business? Ambiance? lol - just another area of business they know nothing about

Stopped counting how many times I've driven past Kim's Classic Diner like it was a roadside…read moremirage... until a 24‑hour shift and the siren song of actual homemade breakfast (vs. Peanut Butter Cap'n Crunch pretending to be a meal) finally won me over . Quick facts: Kim's Classic Diner https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071643982262 303 W. Washington St, Sabina, OH 937‑944‑3939 Wed-Thu & Fri 7am-3:30pm; Sat-Sun 7am-1:30pm (Mon-Tue closed) Vintage 1946 Silk City Diner shell, restored by Kim & Ken Starr -- yes, it's basically a stainless‑steel time machine on the National Register of Historic Places. #HistoryNerdsRejoice Walked in at 8am, got greeted by Amber (who immediately filled my 20 oz Yeti like she'd known me for years), and felt like a regular before I even ordered. That's either great hospitality or they have a secret BaldWhiteGuy membership card I didn't know about. ‍ The food: I went with the #5 Jetstar 88 -- fluffy omelet, homefries, smothered in sausage gravy, cheddar on top, toast on the side. Because who doesn't want to start their day with a gravy blanket? * Gravy: The edible version of a warm hug that also apologizes for your life choices. * Homefries: Potato therapy -- crunchy on the edges, soft on the inside, zero judgment. * Eggs: Sunlight on a plate. Scrambled for the soul. Food came out fast, tasted like the kind of breakfast your grandma would approve of. #MostImportantMealofTheDay. Service was friendly, the place is spotless, and the era original booths are delightfully snug -- historically accurate and a gentle reminder that we've all gotten a little wider since 1946. Met Kim & Ken -- absolute #legends. They gave me the diner tour, showed photos of its journey (New Jersey New York Michigan Sabina), and told stories like it's a movie set that keeps getting better. Apparently Kim's Classic Diner has been in movies. #Famous Minor gripes: And by Minor, I mean hardly worth mentioning * Coffee = $3.05. Yes, it was good. No, it was not brewed with gold flakes. * No WiFi. Some will call it a crime; I call it a forced digital detox. Enjoy the pie, talk to a human, stare at the chrome. Final verdict -- Bald Head Rating: 4 of 5 Bald Heads ‍‍‍‍ Lost a head for the coffee price and the lack of WiFi (but gained a few for atmosphere and gravy). Huge shoutout to Kim, Ken, Amber, and the whole crew -- you brought a piece of diner history back to life and gave Sabina a damn fine breakfast spot. Support local businesses like this one -- they're the reason small towns stay awesome. Follow Kim's Classic Diner on Facebook for daily specials! ! #BaldWhiteGuyReviews #KimsClassicDiner #SabinaOH #SupportLocal #DinerLife #VintageVibes #GravyTrain #BreakfastGoals #NoWiFiNoProblem #EatLocal Check out BaldWhiteGuyReviews on Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/BaldWhiteGuyReviews/ -- Like, Share and Follow

What a delightful find and experience - certainly not something that I expected to find in Sabina,…read moreOhio! My breaded pork tenderloin sandwich arrived promptly, hot from the fryer. The breakfast that another diner was enjoying looked great. Check Facebook for their hours. At the moment they are closed Monday and Tuesday. Otherwise; Kim's opens at 7AM for the breakfast crowd. Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday ... open until 6PM. Saturday and Sunday they close at 2PM.

my hubby and i went to M&M's Diner in the summer of 2025....this year, we are going to visit them…read moreagain only with more family with us!!! this was an incredible experience. the staff was just incredibly nice and the food was fantastic!!!! very cute place and very personable. The owner actually came by and sat with us and just talked like we were old friends. i am so excited to share this experience with my family this summer!!! just such an amazing experience if you like home town feel.

Came here for the Hocking Hills Food Cruise and to my pleasant surprise, it's located inside of…read moreHocking Hills Moonshine so it gave us an excuse to check out the still again! Inside smelt delicious and the vegetable soup they gave was one of my favorite bites of the day! There is plenty of seating inside and the service was friendly. The vibe is like a small town restaurant with plaid tablecloths. Nothing fancy but perfect to just sit and relax and have a quick bite. Overall, we will be back to try some more of their delicious food.

When you first pull up to this place, the curb appeal is low, but don't let that scare you go…read moreinside grab a table the food and the ambience is over the top. I give this well over 10 stars. It's a must try place.

The Hungry Man!!! We Love this place, it's terrific Family home cooking, It is CASH ONLY just an FYIread more

First tike eating here and I must say, Carl's Townhouse is a cute local diner that brings back that…read morenostalgic feel. Reading about the history of the building and how it ended up in Chilicothe is fascinating. Our waitress was even able to serve up breakfast well into the lunch hour. A huge thank you to her!

Pros: Fun, Chillicothe mainstay…read more Welcoming, friendly staff Reasonable pricing Carl's basket comes with 2 burgers and fries - size of sliders Love their house chips Cons: Reuben was a bit salty, but nice the meat was thick cut Pro tip: Get the full experience by sitting at the counter

Got the food to go. They did have a few picnic tables outside…read more It's a cute little place with things to see in every nook and cranny. The staff was friendly. You order your food and drink then go sit on the train. The burgers, fries, and onion rings were all delicious. Most of the burgers came home from all the food we got.

Oh wow what an impressive place! We ate here on the way to PA & it didn't disappoint! The burger my…read morefriend got was HUGE, I got the coney dog & it was so good. They all come with fresh homemade fries. Service was phenomenal, ambience was just really neat! I'll definitely be back! And I'll bring my family - the grands would love it!

Great food, great diner atmosphere, large portions, and the desert menu is OMG. The cheesecake is…read moredivine. We sat at the counter and had exceptional service. This spot was featured on tv and it was well deserved. Another perk - They have off street parking in their own lot

Been here many times. Just a breakfast place in a bad part of town. Our server was not great. Very…read moreshort with us. Coffee was the worst I've ever had.... It was so weak we thought we were drinking tea. The meal was just ok. Too many really good breakfast places to choose from that I won't need to drive across town anymore. It's more a neighborhood place. They are very friendly to those they know. Waited forever to get our bill that's how much we were ignored. As I walked out I reminded myself that this is my last time walking out those doors. We used to look forward to coming out to Tommy's but though the years quality and service have fallen.