Great place for down home cooking. My wife had fried fish and said was great. I had hamburger steak…read moreit, too was wonderful. Veggies are all homemade. Our server (Natalie) was attentive and funny.

This place was on its way to a 5 star review until I opened my silverware, and found a dirty fork…read more Service was really good. Food was good. Burger was excellent and so were the onion rings. The macaroni and cheese was bland. Great menu with lots of options!

Cute breakfast and lunch place that we happened to stop at on a recent road trip…read more All of the food we ordered was so delicious and the quality totally blew us away. The menu is HUGE and has so many options for pretty much everyone's tastes. The waitresses were so nice and friendly and we really enjoyed our visit.

We make an annual trip on Memorial Day and this is a perfect stop for us for breakfast just as it…read morewas last year. From the outside it looks like a converted Pizza Hut building and appears small. Don't let that fool you. It's spacious and cute inside. Jennifer, our wait person, was prompt, friendly, and efficient. My husband again got his traditional breakfast and loved it. I had their Berry Oatmeal & Granola. The steel cut oatmeal was a little on the watery side for me, since I like my oatmeal thick, but fruit and granola were delicious. We were happy with our meal. We'll definitely stop again.

This place was delcious. The eggs and oatmeal were spot on. Fresh bannas and avocado were…read moreappreciated options. Turkey sausage patties were good. Easy to find, park and quick sitting. Hostess and waitstaff were friendly, and professional. Good lighting and seating area. Bathrooms were clean. Not fast food!

The food was okay. Nothing to write home about. The service…read morewas adequate. The ambiance was horrific. Patrons piled on top of each other. Hard to hear others in our party. Restroom was clean but inadequate for crowd size.

My family has lived in the Greenville/Caddo area for decades, long before I was born. However, we…read moredidn't discover this place until about ten or so years ago, were looking for a place to eat breakfast and came upon this place. The service was amazing, food was like Grandma used to make and the dining area was decorated to make you know you were in the country. We have been back so many times over the years, brought out of state family and even my 90 year old grandfather who was quite impressed. Also love that it is small business!!

Some good old fashioned home cooking food and great service…read more The patty melt and onion rings are my favorite.

Family owned and operated place. Their health department inspection scores are consistently strong,…read moreespecially compared to the competition. Always amazing service and food, plus you'll be happy to know they replaced all their booths within the last 6 months to a year, so seating is cozy as well. This is hands down the friendliest and most accommodating diner in the area. The employees seem genuinely happy to serve you in a friendly (but non-fake) atmosphere. If you haven't been, you must try it. Order whatever modifications you may like to any menu item, or just make a meal up in your head and I guarantee they will delight you with the result. My personal favorites are the chicken fried steak, with hash browns, 2 scrambled eggs, and 2 biscuits; as well as the double cheeseburger with fries. The delicious food, wonderful staff and personalities make this place a rarity in North Texas, especially Plano. Almost never a wait, but if so only a short one. They're open 7a - 2:30p but we've never felt rushed to finish lunch. I highly recommend giving Eddie's Diner a try!

Bf and I visited for a Monday brunch. Immediately the atmosphere was lovely, dim and smelled…read morepleasantly of coffee. I got an orange juice, but it was very clearly Minute Maid. I paid almost $5 for it -- the same amount of fresh squeezed at other places like Starwood or Pancake House. I would not get the orange juice again here. I got the Sundae Waffles and I overall enjoyed them. They're a sugar overload, but that's practically implied. My gripe was that the vanilla ice cream tasted odd and I actually pushed it aside. It didn't taste like vanilla at all. Bf got the Country Omelette and he enjoyed it. I had a taste and can vouch that the sausage gravy was very good and he got a very large amount for his buck. Overall, I think I would return, keeping in mind the quality of a few of the things we tried today.

My go to place when traveling through Terrell. Feels like a time warp back to the 1970's…read more Lots of options. Don't skip out on some fried chicken!

Food is consistently AWESOME! I especially like the chicken strips. They are crunchy and big…read more Everyone is very friendly!

Fantastic service and great food. Love the souvlaki chicken. Tried the corned beef and wasn't…read moreimpressed, but loved the dessert. All breakfast food was fantastic! Try the baba pudding and carrot cake!

Friendly people. Fast service. Great food. Old fashioned type breakfast diner. Only downside is the…read moreparking lot is small.

I was looking for some home cooked food and I found it!! The pot roast was everything I was hoping…read morefor. The gravy was so tasty and went perfect with, not only the roast, but the mashed potatoes. The menu has many options - from Mexican food to fried fish. I will definitely be back!!

We were picking up a Facebook Marketplace item in Kaufman, Texas, which is close enough to qualify…read moreas a mini road trip. And whenever we take a drive like that, we make it our mission to find a highly rated local lunch spot. This one was on the way home and looked promising, so in we went. I will say this for Texas. Onion rings are everywhere here, far more than when I lived in California. I will happily take that as a win, because the heat for about nine months of the year is not my jam. Sadly, the onion rings were not listed as one of the many sides (so we couldn't get them as a side with our meal), but we ordered them as an appetizer ($8.99 I think) with blue cheese dressing. I am not a ranch girlie, and I stand by that choice. The blue cheese had huge chunks in it, which makes me think it might be house made (bonus point!). Now, the rings. I am firmly Team "Battered" Onion Ring over Team "Breaded", and these absolutely delivered on the team battered. They were almost chicken-fried, -- super craggly, crispy, and deeply satisfying. These were the star of the meal, so do yourself a favor and order them - but you need a friend to share them with, its a heavy portion. They also have great lunch specials, most around eleven dollars. I got the pot roast with two sides, refried beans and mashed potatoes with gravy. After indulging in the onion rings, I was not exactly starving, so I ended up with enough leftovers for another full meal. The pot roast was nicely shredded and tender, and the gravy was rich, flavorful, and worth every calorie. My husband ordered the chicken fried steak, (he's obviously on a diet!), with fried okra and mac and cheese. The mac and cheese was forgettable, but everything else on his plate was solid. Service was friendly and efficient, and this place definitely fills up at lunch, so plan accordingly. A very good roadside stop, and proof that sometimes the best meals happen when you are just out running errands.