Everything we've tried has been fresh, flavorful, and cooked just right. Whether you're stopping in…read morefor breakfast, lunch, or dinner, you can count on quality food and generous serving sizes that will leave you full and satisfied.

It's fairly easy to find, but you need to be looking for the small Conestoga wagon by the road for…read morea better visual than the sign. Parking is in a paved lot right in front of the building but there is more in the adjacent lot. The only problem is if you pull into the front lot but don't have a parking space you can't get to the adjacent lot without going back out onto the divided highway. The legal way to do this is turn left at the divider opening and go back towards Jonesboro about a block, then turn around at the next divider opening and turn into the adjacent lot. There could be an opening to the adjacent lot from the front lot but it is blocked off with a railroad tie. There is a handicapped space right in front of door. The parking spaces are not marked so you need to be considerate. This trip was for breakfast on a weekend, and the restaurant was about half full when we arrived. We were greeted as we walked in and told to sit anywhere. Seating is to the left and is all tables with few seats at a counter to the right as you walk in. Our server came by right away with the menu and took our drink orders. She brought the drinks quickly, but we needed a little more time to decide as the menu is decently large and diverse. She returned in an appropriate amount of time, the sign of a good server. Our food arrived about 10 minutes after ordering. The Magnificent Seven had two eggs (cooked slightly less than ordered, but not an issue), hash browns, two sausage patties, two small pancakes, and a biscuit. The biscuit was dry but would be fine with gravy. Everything else was quite good. Of note is the little jelly packets included seedless blackberry jelly and apple butter, a very nice change from the typical grape and strawberry offering at most restaurants. My dining partner selected the meat omelet, which also included toast. The omelet was large and completely filled with meat. It was a very good selection and very filling. There is background music playing which is noticeable but not loud. Conversation was very easy. The restaurant was mostly full by the time we left, but the servers still seemed to be keeping up, as was the kitchen. Overall, this was a good breakfast for a fair price, and we definitely plan to return.

We drove past the Olde Towne Pancake House a number of times and decided an early Valentine Day…read morebreakfast was the perfect time. We arrived early and parking was tight. We parked at cookout across the str7as they don't open up till later. My spouse had coffee and ice water with lemon and I wanted to warm up with a hot chocolate with whipped cream and a small OJ. I ordered two crepe-like chocolate chip stuffed with strawberries and topped with whipped cream and powered sugar. It was delicious, two was the right amount of food. I had a side order of bacon (3 slices). My spouse had the meat lovers breakfast with sausage, bacon, country ham, two eggs, wheat toast and a side order of hash brown casserole. Spouse will get the smoked ham next time as country ham is too salty. Waitress was friendly and provided excellent service. Very comfortable and homey atmosphere. I will definitely return.

Great Food! Friendly attentive wait staff. Generous portions and reasonably priced. Voted best…read morebreakfast place in county 3 Yrs running. Can't wrong. Try onion rings, biscuits and gravy & flavored pancakes

What a classic diner! The food was great and the decor/ambience was real warm and "homey". The…read moreservice was friendly and prompt. There's plenty of parking and the location is easy to reach just east of downtown Johnson City. This place is a great taste of traditional small town America and that's a huge compliment.

Best biscuits and gravy. Real nice pancake's friendly yet somewhat slow service. My wife really…read moreliked her burger.

Damascus Diner -- Damascus, VA…read more I'll admit it--I'm not usually a diner person, and I actually debated driving back to Abingdon for breakfast. But we were staying in a cabin along the Virginia Creeper Trail, and walking the trail into town for a traditional Southern breakfast sounded like the more authentic mountain-town experience. I'm so glad we did. The portions were huge, the prices were incredibly reasonable, and everything we tried was good. My husband ordered "The Hog"--2 eggs, country potatoes, sausage, bacon and pork loin. The sausage was his favorite of the meats. I had the Mt. Rogers with 3 eggs, hash brown casserole, and upgraded to the 8-oz sirloin. Both meals came with toast or a biscuit, grits, and peppered sausage gravy. They were out of biscuits, so we had white and sourdough toast instead, and it was all good. The food was hearty, traditional, and exactly what I was craving. But what really made the experience was the Southern hospitality. The young woman serving and the host were both so kind and cheerful. Sometimes the best travel experiences aren't the trendy places--they're the local spots where you walk in hungry, leave completely stuffed, and feel genuinely welcomed. Damascus Diner was one of those places.

What a wonderful meal we had here! The servers were so friendly and efficient!…read more Hubby had the white fish with cabbage, collards, hush puppies and tots for $16-he ate every last bite! It was tasty. I had the hamburger steak, the lunch portion, $11 with collards and mashed potatoes and I, too, ate every bite! It hit the spot. The food was home cooked style and worth every penny!

Very nice country diner. Breakfast was great, and the prices more than reasonable, especially given…read morehow expensive other restaurants are now. Service was very good.

Amazing home cooked comfort food, with daily features. Meatloaf on Tuesdays is so good! Hand…read morebreaded chicken tenders on Wednesdays for lunch, don't be late as they may run out of chicken. We had this yesterday, and they are perfectly fried juicy on the inside a nice flavorful crunch outside, served with green beans, corn, roasted potatoes, and a biscuit or roll. Chocolate cake was the dessert! Their burgers are really good, too, and super popular. Allow yourself a relaxing lunch and visit with the locals. Burgers are cooked to order and take 10-15 minutes to cook. Well worth the wait! Daily meals always come out quickly!

This is a cute definitely where the locals eat kind of place. Our favorite! Good home cooked…read morebreakfast. Only reason we didn't give 5 stars was... we asked for 2 waters with our coffee they never came and we both order sausage.... Well when we got our breakfast our waitress said sorry I didn't realize there was no sausage he's cooking it now. Well it came when we were almost done. gave us a good laugh as we thought maybe it would be homemade.. nope just regular frozen Pattie's.

Totally worth finding. It's away from town and doesn't look like much on the outside but great. Low…read moreprices. Great pancakes, I had the blueberry pancakes. Friendly workers that are out to please.

I love their fried green tomatoes. Their cheeseburgers all the way are hard to beat also and they…read morehave the best breakfast in town.

A Classic Diner style, had the burger and fries. Excellent service. Recommend if in the area.read more

We've been enjoying eating at the Salty Goat Grille since they opened. Excellent local restaurant…read morewith tasty food at fair prices and a friendly wait staff. We love the omelettes, my wife orders the veggie omelet and I order the Philly cheesesteak omelet which are large and fill the plate, the breakfast potatoes are great, a little soft, a little crispy and not greasy! and let us not forget the flounder sandwich which is perfect!

We dropped by while out looking at some houses. We enjoyed our meal and the staff was very friendly…read moreand helpful. I had the Ruben and fries and my wife had the meatloaf. Everything was delicious and we would recommend The Salty Goat to anyone. The restaurant was clean.