We spent a few days in down town Nashville and walked past this diner numerous times. We were…read moreintrigued by a 6 story diner, and this morning, decided to give it a shot. So glad we did! They seated us on the 4th floor, next to a large open window, where we had an excellent view of the street below. My wife and I decided to split the waffle sliders: Omelet Style Eggs, Cheddar Cheese, and Bacon sandwiched between 2 pieces of Belgian Waffles. There were 2 'sliders' - which were huge! Everything was cooked to perfection. And the combination of flavors were unbelievable. We both thought they were delicious. I can't wait to try making this at home! The decor was great. The staff couldn't have been better. Service was quick and efficient. We're so glad we decided to eat here!

The Diner has become our go-to spot after a night out on Broadway. We always end up on the 4th…read morefloor, and it never lets us down. Their wings and chicken tenders hit exactly right after a few drinks on the town. The service is always great too, no matter how busy it gets. We'll keep coming back!

We have eaten here several times. They have great burgers and fries!…read moreWe have introduced friends to this restaurant and everyone enjoys it. We love the decor also.

Let's start with a good... The diner is very nicely themed and decorated. The service was good and…read morethe food was just OK. Now, for the not so good... the serving sizes are small. They were also out of several things, including orange juice... We came on a weekday and not super late so it's odd that they were out of so many things. It would've been nice if they just had a sign showing all of the things that they were out of because we likely would have just gone to eat somewhere else.

Best breakfast in the greater Nashville area!! Staff is amazing. Food is fresh and homemade. I…read morewould just go for the toast and homemade strawberry jam!! We had the meat lovers wrap, pastrami hash and biscuits n gravy. We will be repeat customers. Prepare to wait. Free parking.

Honest dining experience: Hospitality so good that it competes against how good the food is…read more They're both a 5/5!! Would recommend to anyone visiting or around the area. Tap in below: Our waitress was previously a Nevadan so we felt right at home with her welcoming smile and kindness. We were celebrating my fiancée's birthday and asking for recommendations and she asked her tables for local recommendations.... Nothing says home grown and home cooking like hospitality that's spread from table to table. Simply impressed and just an overall solid experience that changes the way you view hospitality. Plus.... Her recommends to on the zoni was the perfect way to start our day! -Zoni omelette: 5/5 One of my favorite bites of the vacation, one of my favorite omelettes I've ever had... poblano pepper crema neutralizing a savory machaca marinated beef that's savory, flavorful and just very well paired with smoky Monterrey jack cheese and a well crafted egg dish. While sounding heavy, was met with a light with a fresh pico de gallo and a well crafted crispy but fluffy hash brown. The dish is very well crafted by the restaurant and is a must have if you're in the area. I'd put this omelette in my top egg dishes to get. Very pleased! -biscuits and gravy 5/5 -drop biscuit.... That's all that needs to be said. Pockets of crispy, flaky, fluffy, and just delicious bread that's paired with a rich and creamy gravy. Peppery and flavorful while being light and emulsified to the biscuit to give you a traditional taste of a good breakfast classic. Very well executed. (Only available on the weekends) Simple and just an amazing experience. From the service to the food. I'd go out of my way visit this restaurant and you should too!

The Stubborn Mule has been one of our go to restaurants ever since they opened. I don't know why I…read morehaven't posted a review before, but I have yet to get a bad meal in the years we've gone there. My all- time favorite item is the banana bread pancakes. The pancakes are huge, with mashed bananas in the batter and a heap of candied walnuts on top. It literally CANNOT be any better. I probably have these pancakes 90% of the time I eat here, because I love them so much. I have had a number of their other breakfasts (All American Breakfast, Chicken fried steak, etc.) and they were great. I am just addicted to the Banana Bread Pancakes. My wife has had many of their other items, and she is always very happy with her selections. I just don't believe there is a bad selection on their entire menu. The owners (Gary and Lorraine (sp?) are extremely friendly, as are the rest of their staff. It is always an enjoyable experience eating there. All in all, this is a great place to go for breakfast or lunch. We probably would go there even more often, but sometimes we think about it too late in the day (they are only open until 2pm).

Anyone that is Hispanic, Native American or dark skin color don't come spend your money here. We…read morehave come here many times before and this will be the last . Staff was full blown racist, after we got sat , there were other pink folks getting sat after us and staff went out of their way to cater to their needs right away . As we were still waiting to get our order taken minutes later. Can definitely feel the evil in the atmosphere of this restaurant .Y'all need Jesus and healing from your sickness of racism ! God bless you

This place was great, they are busy, however, we got sat fairly quick. They cook your meal on the…read morespot. So come with a bit of time. Food was great, service was prompted, and the ambience was busy. Had the western omelette, with coffee. And of course some pancakes. Yall come and enjoy some good breakfast.

Wonderful food Great service…read more Nice atmosphere Lots of smiles Quick Good selection I would recommend them to the president

When I scanned the reviews of potential local restaurants I wanted to visit for breakfast, I was…read moresurprised to find my name already on the Half Way listing. Then....I saw that my review was a decade ago! (That was back when it was a little farther out of town and in a smaller place. So, I came back, anew, to enjoy again. Hands down, this is a friendly establishment with a staff that is welcoming, polite, helpful...and ready to serve you. The interior is open and sports a nostalgic look with large tables accompanied by old (but sturdy) mismatched, carved-high back chairs. Yes, you can sit by yourself, but if it's busy....scoot over and invite a new friend to join you. Most tables seat 6 or 8 -- more "communal" style in a sense. Step up to the counter and order from the solid, albeit mundane, menu: eggs to order, meat side, potatoes, biscuit & toast...gravy if you like. They'll bring it to your table. Nothing fancy. My wife's eggs were scrambled, but not fluffy....rather flat like an unfilled omelet. My over easy eggs were close to perfection and oozed a rich yolk sauce on my deep fried potato cake. Yes, I would have preferred authentic hash browns or "home fries". But this worked for the occasion. Biscuits were buttery and tender. Coffee - average. Sausage patty appeared to be cut from a commercial roll - fried well and tasty. My wife's bacon was absolutely to her liking (hard to get right sometimes). But her's was spot on: very crisp, not burned. Lots of grab and go sandwiches for sale....check out other reviews and photos. Before you leave, pick up a couple of fried pies. (Ten yeara ago I had the peach - yummy. This timr we took home both apple and cherry. Slightly - not overly sweet fillings and a great afternoon treat. Dough was slightly different this visit. (You can see that in my pics...if Yelp still has them available.) As for the "Market" aspect of the name....that is a bit of a mystery - not a lot of market goods were readily visible. Oh!...be careful parking. The unmarked "street side" parking is tight and cars can come barreling down Hill Street. There is apparently more parking on the back side (towards downtown area). All-in-all the vibe was a bit like my Grandma's Country Store (1940-50s) a place where I was born and raised...friendly, comforting, congenial. And, a return for lunch is in order - the menu sounds inviting ... I hope another 10 years doesn't pass before I make it back for that. PS: very clean restrooms available too.

It's good everything the service is great but don't go until they do repairs due to a fire this…read moreweek! ITS CLOSED!!

I will not be back after finding this unknown thing in my kid's burger. I have an idea, however I…read moredon't want to put that out there. I brought up my concerns, but it felt like it was brushed off.

The young lady at the counter offered fantastic service. She greeted me when I walked in and…read morethanked me by name when I left. This was our first time visiting the Country Diner. We ordered our food to go and the order was accurate. The chef salad was excellent, and we really enjoyed the onion rings and fries. The baked potato was the perfect texture. We also had the chicken fried chicken and the hamburger steak. These two entrees good but perhaps a little more seasoning would've made them better. We will definitely visit this restaurant again.

Recommended by the valet at The Four Seasons hotel and the breakfast did not disappoint! Old school…read morediner where the waitresses move between the counters that zigzag through the restaurant. My waitress was super friendly and attentive. The diner has that Nashville country vibe with photos and music from the biggest country stars. Fortunately the food was in line with the level of service and ambience. I was able to watch my meal prepared with lighting speed and perfection. I was happy to have a true southern biscuit with my sausage, eggs and has browns which were incredibly good. Actually it was all very delicious. So glad I asked the valet where to get a great breakfast and even more glad that he was right!

Over the years, my wife and I have dined at many cool breakfast spots in Nashville. I'm not sure…read morehow we didn't find the Sun Diner sooner because it's now near the top of the list. The place is relatively small with stools around 3 main counter areas. There are a few tables in the back, but the fun is at the counter. All of the food is prepared on the grill behind the counters. We sat on stools in the middle section and our server was awesome! The ambiance is great and the decor with records on the wall is very cool. The food here though was fantastic! I ordered the blueberry banana pancakes and my wife had an omelette. The pancakes were loaded with blueberries and were delicious! I really loved the interaction with our server and other customers. There's just such a friendly vibe here. We'll be back to Nashville in a couple of months with friends and we can't wait to take them here!

We came for breakfast, and it delivered exactly what you hope for from a small-town diner. It's…read moreno-frills Southern comfort food. Biscuits & Gravy: A must-try. The biscuit was large and fluffy, and the sausage gravy was creamy and savory. Country Breakfast Plate: Perfect fried eggs, crispy bacon, and buttered toast. Sometimes simplicity done well is the best kind of meal. Pancakes: They serve thick, classic buttermilk pancakes that are filling and delicious. Thumbs up on ambiance & service. Follow me on Instagram - @thecannyadventurist for a deeper dive into my reviews.

Late one Sunday morning, my Blonde Boyfriend & I had a hankering for classic breakfast fare. Bless…read moreblondie's heart, he'd never been out to Leiper's Fork, so I was both parts excited for the scenic drive & hopeful that the Country Boy would provide a Yum factor. Spoiler alert! It did. In this area, I'm often trepidatious when it comes to popular restaurants. My fear is mainly that the establishment will be too charmed with itself, heavily curated, and more like a photo backdrop than a place to eat. Thankfully, my fears were unfounded when it came to the Country Boy. Between the two of us, we ordered the Country Boy Breakfast, The Hillsboro & a chocolate chip pancake (and coffees, of course). I felt like we could have fed the whole village of Leiper's Fork, but the guy across from me found the portions go be exactly mathematically accurate (he ate all of his and half of mine). The biscuits were soft, pillowy, perfection. I imagine the closest Italian equivalent would be someone's Nonna's centuries-old secret gnocchi recipe. We scarfed everything down while stealing glances at each other which wordlessly spoke, "Where are we? Is this where Waffle House got its inspiration? Can I be buried here?" etc. I will close with the words of an old philosopher, (that one redhead girl on Vine), "Country Boy I love yoooou.... aaaaaaah :P"

Nice little place to dine, but the food could be better. I'm in lewisburg quite often and was…read moreexcited to find out there was a "meat and three" restaurant in town. I was looking forward to some good Southern-style home cooking. It was presented as southern style, but did not taste like I had anticipated it would. Me and the person who dined with me were very disappointed. I will go one more time bc everyone can have a bad experience, but if I'm let down again, I won't go back. To mention, service was lacking and the atmosphere is not one to be desired..

The food is actually better than the quality of olive garden in my opinion . For pastas... the…read morebreakfast is better than cracker barrel ..and that's hard to beat in my opinion. The sandwiches and salads are great and Philly was amazing. Also home cooked meals from scratch .. even the pasta sauces are created by hand. After talking to staff and all this is one of my fav. Places .wish they were open longer. Would be there more if I could for sure!!!! They close by 2 ..so get there while you can and enjoy. Cute atmosphere. Small and homely . Five stars in my view !