Old Glory

Such a great little dive! Don’t let the appearance scare you off because the food is incredible! The open faced roast beef is the best I’ve ever had!

For what this little diner is, in the location it is, this place is a five star for me. There aren’t a ton of options for lunch in Gallatin, unless you like Mexican food or chain restaurants, so I am partial to this Ma & Pop shop.
Old Glory is definitely a quaint hometown diner with good food, friendly service and low prices. Their menu is pretty extensive and they have different hot and cold specials everyday, including a meat and three option. I usually opt for a sandwich (you can’t go wrong with a Club) and side salad, and a shared fried appetizer. Thumbs up for having fried mushrooms on the menu! They also have breakfast options, and all-​you-​can-​eat catfish Fridays for $ 9.99. We are usually in and out in 35 minutes.
Don’t let the outer appearances of this greasy spoon fool you, it is alive and well on the inside!

Local Gallatin meat and 3 right in front of the Veterans Home
A large selection of homemade pies after a reasonable meal guaranteed that you won’t go away hungry!

I love their breakfast here. Although the service is not always the best/​friendliest… the food always taste good. (I’ve only been here for breakfast btw)

Classic local greasy diner. (although the counter is gone.)
Good food and plenty of it. great prices. A mishmash of tables let you seat almost any size group. However during busy periods you will need to split up.
Staff is friendly and quick.
We will be back to try the pie.

Good home cooking. Service was good. My parents come here frequently for the catfish. Only down side is the small seating area but not bad if you catch it when not busy.

This is the same location as Stars and Stripes that closed late in 2011. Great home cooking with daily specials and waitress that call you Honey. Small town dinner at it’s best.