Great breakfast! If you're in Frankfort KY, and want a really tasty diner breakfast, this is the…read moreplace. All four of us thoroughly enjoyed our food. I had the Roylins Big Breakfast. The eggs were cooked perfectly and the ham steak, biscuit, and potatoes were all spot on. Your only concern is getting a table. It's small but popular, and well worth the wait. We took German chocolate cake slices to go.

I have eaten at some of the finest restaurants in the US. This is not one of them. But it does earn…read more5 stars. You know why? Because it absolutely delivers on what it promises ~ a solid breakfast at a fair price cooked and served by kind people. We happened to be served by Melisa herself, on Veteran's Day. The small bar had an assortment of older men eating by themselves. You could tell they appreciated being doted on by the kind Melisa. We ordered some standard breakfasts along with coffee. Nothing gourmet. Nothing fancy. But tasty, served hot and comforting in late 2025 in America. I appreciate such an honest experience more than my words can convey.

An adorable diner off the state route that is filled with charm. We stopped here for breakfast…read morewhile taking a journey to a nursery from Indy. I'm a sucker for diners and this hit all my needs, coffee, eggs, potatoes and crispy bacon. The menu has all day breakfast, and lunch options. Prices are super reasonable and the staff was so friendly - I'm sure they generally know everyone so it was a nice atmosphere. You seat yourself, a server will grab your order and the food came out very fast. Eggs were flavorful and the bacon was crispy and not soggy(and I didnt ask for extra crispy this time). If you are in the area stop and check out this gem!

Delicious BLT and onion rings. Staff is friendly. Didn't have to wait long very fast.read more

Had farmers breakfast i love grits these were the best I have had . All the food was great . It is…read moreclean friendly staff good price I give it 10 stars

I have travelled in for breakfast a few times now and when listen when I say this place is a…read morediamond in the rough! Blink and you might miss it but if you're lucky enough to stop in you will leave full of delicious home cooked food! And with a smile on your face from the great service and environment. Our recent stop was for pancakes before school and some time to study vocabulary words...not a bad combo for a kid if you ask me. My only draw back is that parking is tight during certain times of the day, but if the lot is full it's because people know how delicious this place is!! Did I mention everything is farm to table and you can even purchase some local meats here during certain seasons.

Me and my boyfriend moved back to Indiana from San Antonio about a year ago. We live in…read moreShelbyville and we were told about this place while eating dinner at a Mexican Restaurant one evening. We decided to check it out for breakfast. It was delicious, and we've eaten there a few times since and always have a great experience. We both have been wanting to try some of their lunch specials, but we work and can't get there to check it out. We were off today and decided to go there for lunch because they were having chicken and noodles, and that's one of my favorite meals. It did not disappoint at all. My boyfriend and I both enjoyed our meals and even ordered seconds to go, so we could have it for dinner. The chicken and noodles came with mashed potatoes, corn or green beans, and a roll. You could definitely tell the food was homemade too. Delicious! The Farmhouse Diner isn't a very big restaurant and can get pretty busy. It reminds me of a little country diner where all the local farmers and their wives go to eat breakfast and lunch. The staff is always super friendly and attentive too. We will definitely be going back.

Food was Fantastic! We had the breakfast bowls, biscuit, scrambled eggs, tater tots covered in…read moresausage gravy, topped with bacon crumbles. I eat a lot and this was too much. They have pancakes the size of a large dinner plate! Service quick! Quiet, friendly atmosphere. Definitely a place to stop. Name changed to Flying Pig Diner. Locals are very friendly. Large back parking lot, room for at least 3-5 big rigs. Worth a stop!

My friend ordered a cheese omelette but he wanted veggies in it as well. When it came I noted how…read moreHUGE it was. The flavor matched the size. I ordered the sausage and two eggs; the sausage was delicious, not over-cooked as one finds often; the eggs were also HUGE -- I wondered if they were from a duck or ostrich. The service was excellent, prompt, friendly. It's a small diner but the atmosphere is that of a family restaurant. On top of all that, the prices were excellent. Highly recommend!

This was the best breakfast we've had in a long time. Everything was incredibly flavorful, and the…read morefood came out as it was ready, so every dish was hot, fresh, and delicious. The prices were very inexpensive and the service was great. Highly recommend!

So disappointing that this place that used to be really cute place has gone downhill. On my…read moreoriginal visits, the food was good and the service was great! Not so much anymore. My husband and i stopped in last week for breakfast. There were approx 4 tables seated and two new tables of two that came in behind us. Honestly the entire place felt dirty and sloppy. We sat for 15 minutes while the only waitress in the restaurant took care of all the tables including the two that came in after us because she apparently knew them. Both tables got their drinks and orders input to the cook before we were even approached. (We were never approached) We left. With one cook who did nothing to help the waitress and one waitress who honestly looked tired and sloppy and could not be bothered acknowledging us or get us water and coffee , we just didn't feel like the breakfast would measure up to our former visits. We went to Bob Evans instead.

Came here for lunch. Cute diner with exterior and interior to match. Upon walking in there's a full…read moresized statue of Elvis, and apparently a museum and gift shop in a separate building in the back ( we had no time to check it out). Just past Elvis is a glass refrigerator case with shelves of pie and cake slices. There is a counter and stools straight ahead, and memorabilia on the walls. We sat in a cozy booth and our server was prompt and courteous. I ordered a grilled chicken sandwich, served with provolone, arugula, bacon, and Southwest ranch dressing, with a side of well seasoned fries. It was quite good with a decent piece of chicken. My husband had the turkey club wrap, with the same contents, but chose onion rings as his side. They were fresh and tasty. A quick and satisfying lunch. Bonus: one parking spot designated for veterans. Thank you.

There food good and at reasonable price. They are open breakfast and lunch.So go and check them out…read morefor yourself.

Loved this little hole in the wall restaurant. A simple menu and the locals flock to this place. I…read morehad the Dinner Bell Omelet, and the wife had the oatmeal. Both of us said the food and service were excellent. My coffee never cup got near empty. The menu has the basics, which is all that is needed. If you're in town and want a great breakfast, stop on in.

Love the vibes. The ladies behind the counter are sweet and awesome. Very savvy on the grill…read morecooking up EXCELLENT food. Menu is simple and the food is done very well. Finally someone who seasons their patties! I definitely recommend the vegan cobbler it's sooo good

Decided to try it out since it's highly recommended. Everyone working was very nice and helpful…read more We got a range of things. The burger was excellent. The fries are tasty, but I can see why some people say they're over seasoned/salted. The grilled cheese is a fantastic mix of gooey cheeses. The Mac and cheese was good, not great, and has kind of a crazy amount of black pepper in it. The tomato soup is good, but spicy. Like spicy enough that they should probably note that, since kids and some people will freak out. The pickles, also crazy hot and spicy, and they should definitely note that somewhere. It's a very cozy little diner and the decor is fun. The games and puzzles are a nice addition. Parking is easy, as there's street parking and a parking lot across the street.

Came in for restaurant week and everything was delicious, our service was so nice, and the place…read morewas so cute! The drink that was on special for restaurant week was fun, but pretty sweet. The carbonara croquettes were SO TASTY. The bianca bolognese was an interesting twist on a classic. The s'more's dessert was very good, but very rich, so sharing would be perfect. We'd love to go back'

We had reservations for 6:30pm on a Sunday night. It was probably the coldest day in recent…read moreCincinnati history, so we were not shocked that the place was fairly empty. We were one of three tables occupied in the place. The decor was lovely, albeit totally akin to a hotel restaurant. We sat at a booth table that was very comfortable. There is individual LED lighting on each table bright enough to see the menu, which was great. Our server was energetic, helpful, and she kept a close eye on us without being intrusive. Here are our thoughts about the food: We read that the croquettes and crispy lasagna were dishes Pennyflower is known for, so we ordered those. The croquettes are gooey and rich but came to us barely warm. The lasagna was a very browned huge slab of layered pasta with ricotta and surrounded by an arrabbiata sauce. The flavors did not quite hit anything special for us, and the crispy aspect was way too much so. I also missed the meat, as we do prefer meat in our lasagna (I did order knowing it did not have meat). The burger was...well, just a burger, but the fries were fantastic. The best dish of the night was the house salad. It was perfectly dressed with bits of candied almonds, feta, and thin slices of fennel. We would order this over and over