The Diner

Excellent food, Excellent service and Great Prices! Nuff said!

I eat here every chance I get. The food is first-​class southern style home cooking, and the people are very friendly. My favorite is the meatloaf, but everything I’ve tried has been great.

I THOUGHT SOMEONE WOULD HURT ME. My sister and I were on a road trip and stopped for breakfast expecting a friendly and nice local spot. I gave this place three stars because our wraps were delicious.
All the men at the bar stared at me and my sister as we ordered along with the chef. Listen, if you make your customers uncomfortable and perpetuate an atmosphere women are objectified, you need some serious work.

Queen & I gave the Diner a try after passing it a few times. The Darkened windows had scared us away, but we met staff at Flowers Plantation concert and decided to give it a try. It was much smaller & crowded for lunch time. They need some new and additional chairs for their tables. The place has that old time feel with the checkered floor & old pics.
I had the jumbo burger deluxe which had bacon, cheese, onions a few mushrooms that was accompanied by FF. Tasted really good, sinfully good, but it is fried. Queen had the smothered chicken which she really enjoyed. Although she asked for star mushrooms and less onions, it came out the opposite to her disappointment.
One cook & one waitress manned the place and it took longer than expected. I would’nt necessarily pass on the place, but I would not go out of my way either. You maybe shut out on seat if you arrive late for lunch.

I had a very good lunch at The Diner yesterday with my father, sister, and niece. We arrived shortly after 1pm, and headed for the only table available. We sat down and Amy took our order quickly. My father chose hamburger steak with lima beans and greens, I had the special — ham, jalapeño and swiss wrap, my sister had a hot dog, and my niece had a cheeseburger. We got our order quickly, all of which was very good. My father had never been to The Diner before, but really enjoyed his food, and I think he’ll soon be a regular!

Perfect little Southern diner on the Main Street of a one-​light town. I had the «Chuck Wagon» with «the kitchen sink» and my buddy had the «Red Neck Benedict.» He also had grits and said there were legit.
Lots of memorabilia that brought to mind American Pickers.
And it’s only about five minutes off Interstate 95, so worth a stop on your way down the coast.

I found this place by accident while I was hungry and looking for another restaurant after filling my car with gas on a trip from Richmond, VA to Fayetteville, NC or vice versa. I have never been so glad that I did not find the place I was looking for because the food was unique and original like homemade and the service was so good here. This cozy place is still my stop and get my grub on spot while traveling. I only wish that they were open on the weekend.