Very good, inexpensive breakfast, made to order by a sagely genial woman who seemed to run every…read moreaspect of the place. Unpretentious and uplifting.

We stopped into this little place on the way back to DFW. Super friendly lady who owns the place…read more Sold Watkins products, my Grandma would have been all over that. Food was down home cooking good. Only complaint would be the bathroom situation. My Mom uses a walker, so it was a bit getting back there to them.

Absolutely delicious! Homemade everything, including the gravy on my mashed potatoes and chicken…read morefried steak. My friend had chicken fried chicken, so we split our entrees to enjoy them both. They were tender and delicious. The roll was fluffy (huge) and felt like it was maybe a potato roll? We enjoyed the salad bar pre-meal and left totally stuffed. That was unfortunate because the desserts looked pretty good, too. I would definitely come back for a future meal if I'm ever in the area!

Stopped her on the recommendation of a friend and it is just so stinking cute. I love that the…read moremenus are on newspaper and the atmosphere fits the vibe of the surrounding forest. The staff was friendly and attentive. My order came with a trip to the salad bar which was nice to snack on while waiting for my entree. When the food did come out, it was hot and the portion sizes were great.

Was that a coffee filter that she was wearing on her head?…read more Magazine AR, a wide spot in the road (Highway 10). The speed limit drops to 45mph, 25 when school is open. If you didn't have to slow down you would easily miss the long plain looking building and the small sign on the south side of the highway, Mel's Highway 10 Café. It looks to have been around for quite a few years. The spacing of multiple doors located on the front of the building, hint that in its early life it may have been operated as a small motel or roadside cabins. Country décor inside, knotty pine, barn tin and farm tools on the wall. Grab a table. The well-worn menus have the diner foods you were expecting. Beans and corn bread, a southern staple was today's special on the chalk board. On the menu under Platters is "Mel's Famous Chicken Fried Steak." Under that, the Chicken Fried Chicken. Two please, with mashed potatoes, fried okra, and cream gravy. The drinks are limited, but they did have diet Dr Pepper. A delicious, moist chicken breast with a perfect crispy crunchy coating. Mashed potatoes and cream gravy, likely instant but very tasty. Golden brown okra and a couple of fresh yeast rolls to clean up any stray gravy on the plate. Nothing fancy, great food, adequate friendly service. And an opportunity to enjoy a slower pace of life in rural Arkansas You will quickly figure out that this is an Amish owned business. The friendly ladies working out front were dressed in a traditional Amish conservative attire, which included the white bonnets. I cannot help it, but the bonnets remind me of coffee filters. A gentleman stepped out of the kitchen sporting the Amish bowl cut hair style with the traditional trimmed beard. These are hardworking people serving legendary delicious Amish made meals.

I stopped there last year because they supposedly had the best chicken fried steak. They certainly…read moredid and the thing was humongous!

I love roadtripping across the country when we find a place like this gem! Stopped for…read morelunch-parking lot was packed, but only took a minute to get seated. I got the BLT and hubby the patty melt. Delish and so reasonably priced. So glad we stopped!

It was very busy for a Friday night, but wait time was not too bad (10-15 min). Not sure if they…read moretake call a heads but not a bad idea for a large party. My husband and I got the specials for the night. Prime rib was very tasty and cooked the way he likes it. I got the crab cakes, maybe a little too greasy for me, but had a really good flavor. We both got pie afterwards and they were so good. My husband got the Possum Pie (Chocolate Cream Cheese Pie) and I got the Coconut Pie. Excellent. Would definitely eat here again if in the area.

Yeah, it does kind of feel like a truck stop. Big parking lot, easy access. It is located a short…read moredistance south of I-40 and just a few blocks west of 540 in an industrial area. It is conveniently and inconspicuously attached to the "no-tell" hotel, aka Motel 6. You know, the place where they keep the light on for you! Wake up, wander down the hall, sober up with a fresh hot cup of coffee and a big breakfast. The restaurant is highly rated by travelers and the locals. We were headed home and purposely held out for breakfast until we hit Van Buren. It was worth the wait. I had my usual breakfast. Check the pictures. It was perfect and the gravy.....This is what country sausage cream gravy is supposed to look like and how it is supposed to taste. It was the best. My wife went with the short stack and thick crispy bacon. A very enjoyable breakfast. Great service. It is a big roomy restaurant, that gets busy early in the morning and around lunch time. Hours are limited 6am-2pm. Patrons rave about the lunch offering too. The place ain't fancy, but the food is delicious.

The outside is a bit sketchy but there were lots of cars in the parking lot so we decided to give…read moreit a try. Gravy biscuits were good. I asked for onions and peppers in my hash browns and they did it. The omelette was good and so was the bacon biscuit.

Located in a little building right next to the court house. The building does not disguise it…read moreprevious life. Without question at one time a Mexican restaurant. El Taco Casa to be exact. If you have wasted your morning at the Dardanelle Motor Vehicle Office trying to get that car title cleared up, or just paid that $200 speeding ticket at the Yell County Court house, you could probably use a cup of coffee or lunch right now. No need to move your car, you can walk over to Fowlers Restaurant. Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner, their diner menu covers just about everything. A burger and a salad for us. Good chef salad with crispy chicken and a burger with a hand mashed patty, all the fixings and a side of crinkle cut fries. Don't get in a big hurry. Every thing is made fresh. It's tasty and a typical for a good little small-town restaurant. Friendly service.

Friendly staff- greeted when entering, fast to take order, clean restaurant- well maintained in…read moredining area. Restroom was clean but could use updating. Food arrived in 10 mins. Asked for no mayo but got it anyway. Food was good overall. Husband got Cajun burger, I got BBQ burger. We split fries.

Great little diner and great prices! Just minutes down the 64, it's my go-to spot...two thumbs up!read more

Small town diner, exactly what you would expect…read more The food is good, and the people are warm. If you find yourself heading down I-40 in western Arkansas, and see the sign for Mulberry, it sure beats fast food., and it is real food for likely cheaper, depending on what you get, and all of it is worth it. If you are like me, have to travel a lot, and get sick of the same food at every stop, it is worth it to take a load off for a few minutes. I don't usually write reviews for places like this, as I am a harsh critic and know plenty of other writers. This is my favorite greasy spoon in Arkansas , and if you don't know me, suffice it to say that really means something. Real food, good people, and easy on the wallet.

Good soul food and great service. Good environment, very…read morecountry style for sure. We stopped for something different to eat and here was a good choice!

This place offers food and a song! You can eat here and often find live entertainment along the…read moreline of country music, indoor bluegrass style. The food is very good and the hours are generous, as are the portions. The wait staff is friendly and the prices are fair.