The Diner of Dallas

This was my first visit here, but definitely not my last. I would describe the atmosphere as "Sunday lunch at your Aunt's house". Our waitress was helpful, super funny, and attentive! The food is the epitome of southern comfort food. We tried the fried pickles appetizer, and I had the chicken tender entree. They were both delicious. Both the tenders and the pickles were not overly breaded. This is the place to go if you need the equivalent of a hug for your tummy!

Good ol' diner with nostalgic decor. Nothing fancy. Easy parking. Seat yourself. Good size menu. I got migas ($10.75) that were good (flavor & portion size). Heavy on the jalapenos & cheese but good. Served with two large flour tortillas (you can also get corn) and picante sauce. Service was quick. The staff work together to keep your coffee cup filled and were friendly & attentive. Various Pies available at the counter that looked good.

The ambiance is great and fun, I love classic dinner vibes. The service was also really sweet, our waitress was so sweet and chill. I like the food, classic American, but it hits so well. And of course I got a milkshake, and mmm that was good.

The food was good but I think there was a roach leg in my food :/Bathrooms in desperate need of a deep cleanService was great, workers were awesome

The food was the last batch of the day so the rolls, cornbread and biscuits were past their prime. There were lots of people in my party and everyone seemed happy with their food, the portions, and the speed of service.

I came here today for the first time. I love the ambiance! It reminds me of the diner back in a day in a very nostalgic way. I love supporting the independent businesses verses chain. They have so many items on their menu, but I decided on Migas since that's one of my favorite dishes. It was so delicious. I've had many Migas, but this one was definitely on my top 3! The salsa was spicy and delicious! My server, Miss Penny Ann was so friendly and attentive. She asked if I wanted dessert and I asked her what she had and she named so many desserts they offer and the last one was Banana split, but I didn't want a big one, so she made me a personal little one just for me!! The other staff and the owners are so nice and welcoming! My visit to this establishment was a total success and great experience. I will definitely return to try other items on my next return.

Classic '50s diner dive. Nostalgic decor.Definitely could've been cleaner.Friendly, efficient service. Two breakfast plates, 2 eggs, biscuits and 3 strips of bacon and 2 coffees. No hash browns or potatoes. Food was ok, eggs were cold but biscuits were good. Slow to come out. $25 plus $5 tip. WAY too expensive for a couple bacon & egg plates with no hash browns. Same breakfast is half this price a few blocks away at Waffle House. I wouldn't return for breakfast but might to try the plate lunches.

Lovely staff waited on us. Food was hot and well prepared. Rolls were delicious! We purchased a slice of cake to take home, on our way out, only to find that it was more icing than cake.

It used to be our favorite place for breakfast but it has gone DOWNHILL!.Today, neither my eggs or potatoes were cooked fully. The meat had be sitting for awhile as it was luke warm and hard as a rock. The pancakes which were the best tasted like bread. The waitress never came back to fill our coffee. The prices have gone up 40%. To top it off, the bill comes without details of what you are being charged for. Just a total with Tax. They have lost us as a customer.

Meh. Sorry wanted to like it as its original kitchen but could not. Reasons...Coffee. No half and half or dairy. Had to ask for milk. Basic eggs breakfast. Cold bacon no potatoes for 10.Toast. Mrs bairds? No butter. Only margarine. This is breakfast, not rocket science. Why such high ratings? Waiting for crossroads to return.