My friend at work who was born and raised here highly recommended this place when I asked her what…read morethe best place to eat in town. It's an old gas station turned to a diner, on 60 east 2 buildings after Casey's. They opened Monday through Saturday from 5AM to 2PM. The service is phenomenal, the owner will always check your tray before hand it over to you to make sure you have everything. Many regular local old ones eat here daily, black and white, they know what the good food are. The pies are super delicious, I am still trying all its pies, still can't pick one for my favorite, they are all goooood. The portion is humongously delicious for the price you pay. Sometimes the lunch specials will be gone 1-2 hours before they close. The little paradise in Poplar Bluff.

The first time that I went there, it was amazing. Coffee flowing, great portions. Now it is not…read morethe same. Very old , run down restaurant. Tiny portions. They didn't even bring the correct items. Had to wait forever. The cook was staring, just feels weird.

Great local Roddy with 24 hour service. The breakfast is good, the service is great and you can't…read morebeat the diner ambiance. A must have in Dexter

found a live worm in my food here ! do not ever go here. worker would not comp whole bill ,…read moreunacceptable! health inspector please shut this place down ! worst restaurant i have ever been to .

Cute country diner! We ate here for breakfast while camping at Shawnee Forest Campground. The…read morediner was very busy but there was plenty of tables available. The waitresses were very friendly and great at their job. The menu was quite extensive. Our food came pretty quickly. My husband got the haystack and he enjoyed it and took half of it home because it was so large. I got one biscuit and gravy with scrambled eggs of top. Biscuits were fluffy and sausage gravy was so good and just the way I like it. My husband said the coffee was very good. I had unsweet iced tea and it was good as well. Don't forget to ask for a senior discount if you are a senior. The ticket was less than what we usually eat for at Cracker Barrel. We will definitely come back when camping here again! Next time though I'm going to try their pies!

Convenient location on the edge of Vienna and near the Tunnel Hill Trail, Vienna Diner has ample…read moreparking and a bright entrance. Spacious interior, and I think one of the best features is the wide aisles between tables. Very comfortable for customers using a walker or wheelchair. Just a nice accommodation for diners. Wonderful service, even on a busy holiday. Struggling to keep up with a busy lunch rush, but they were holding it together quite well. Clean restrooms. Had the meatloaf special. Not fresh made meatloaf. This was more of a minced, spam-ish beef product with can gravy. Didn't taste like home, sadly. However, veggies were fine as were the fries. And for the price, overall a good value. This is a fine diner. I'd recommend sticking close to the short order classics.

This is one fine diner for Piggot, AR. The buffet is great if you get there first thing in the…read moremorning.

I've been here many times. Always good food and reasonable pricing. It's not fancy but a good…read morefamily friendly restaurant.

This place is awesome! Been coming here for about 8 months. I have breakfast almost every…read moreSaturday morning. The wait staff and even the manager know me. 98% of the time I order the same thing and they remember. Sometimes they start getting things ready when they see me pull in. Not only do I get a delicious breakfast but if you listen to their talk you'll leave there laughing. Miranda, Kathy and the whole staff is great. My coffee never gets low, they all work together for their customer. Definitely recommend this place if you're in Poplar Bluff!!

They run this place like they own their staff, making decisions on what the staff can and can't do…read morein their personal lives, and they hire the most questionable people. They also overcharge outrageously.

From the moment we walked through the front doors, it was clear this wasn't going to be just…read moreanother meal out. While the food was exceptional, it was the genuine warmth and hospitality that truly set this experience apart. ​In a world where service can often feel transactional or rushed, the staff here treated us with a level of care that you usually only find at a Sunday dinner with relatives. They didn't just take our order; they engaged with us, remembered the small details of our preferences, and made sure every person at the table felt seen and welcomed.

We love the Huddle House and Ashley our favorite waitress we don't have to say anything she knows…read moreexactly what we need to order

Location - accessible! Surroundings - safe!…read moreParking - walked from hotel (Courtyard). Service - excellent! Ambience -comfortable! Food - delicious! Return - absolutely!!!

The environment is very romantic. Roses are on the table. Very fancy set up. Our server Sarah was…read moreamazing. The wine is very Devine. Steak was very tender & juicy. We loved our meal. Will be going back !!

Stopped here because another restaurant we wanted to go to was closed. We don't regret eating here…read more The food tastes absolutely delicious and the prices are outstanding for the amount of food you get. I had Mel's omelette and had to make it a two egg instead of a three egg omelette. The waitress told me that the omelette would be filled "pretty good" and she was right. The omelette comes with bacon, ham, sausage, bell pepper and onions. It also comes with hash browns,two biscuits and gravy. I knew it was too much for me but wanted to taste all. You can order a la carte but the platter is only $1 more. The diner was packed, but the wait is very short. The wait staff is fast, friendly and very attentive. Definitely highly recommend eating breakfast or lunch here. They close at 2 pm.

My husband and I stopped by for lunch and we had a great meal and great service. We will be coming…read moreback !

Cramped diner. Consistently cold food and weak coffee 3 x in a row now. I'm done…read more .............................................

I don't know how someone could rate Mel's Diner a 4-star experience, but it's most certainly not…read more In this quaint little space, whiteboards display specials and kitschy signs occupy every remaining bit of turquoise wall space. The paint matches the tables and chairs, with two brown-colored, old-school restaurant booths located in a second room. A western movie plays on the television in the corner, and there are no carryout shelves, no WiFi, no frills. It's not what you come here for. But you will find lots of camo, long beards, and locals engaged in boisterous chatter with heavy southern accents. It's an authentic southern experience. The Saturday morning breakfast rush was just winding down at 8:45 when I walked in and took the only remaining seat. The other 45 spots were taken as the place was packed! It took 30 minutes to get my food, but I hoped it was worth the wait. The loaded hash browns contained a mixture of ham, peppers, onions, and one of my least favorite things - a melted square of despicable American cheese. The potatoes are closer to soggy than crisp which is a cardinal sin in the hash brown game. But the ham was really good. The sausage patties were obviously store bought and very unimpressive, and the biscuits were either picked up at the local grocer or simply underwhelming. The gravy was thick, but the wonderful texture was utterly flavorless. The entire meal was under $10 without the tip, so you get what you pay for. At least it's affordable.