Joe's Diner

So I came here just to inform you all how awesome Joe's breakfast and staff are! Me and my husband every morning we can get breakfast together. For almost a year and a half we've been going to Joe's. They support equality, they smile, and they have awesome biscuits! We are currently 9months pregnant and we call in our order due to the pandemic and being high risk. I've noticed the hand sanitizer through the drive thru window their use of gloves and how clean everything stays. We are very lucky to have them! It's currently 6:24 am and here me and my husband go! (: Our favorites include:Grilled tenderloin biscuitWhite gravy and sausage biscuit Chocolate gravyHash browns

This is the location of the old Shiloh Cafe next to Fred's. Joe's serves the same breakfast and lunch foods as the Shiloh Cafe did. The only uniqueness is that they serve BBQ plates on certain days, and that BBQ comes from JT's Crossroads Smokers. The majority of their business comes from regulars, and that's evident when you hear the waitress says she'll see them in the morning. I'm fairly certain I won't be a regular. The food is OK, but nothing spectacular. The only fries offered are "seasoned", but I'm not sure how they're seasoned, since they are plain. Ours were mostly fused together, but they weren't overcooked, so that's good. The slaw is very bland, no salt, no sugar, and no pepper. I had to add some of each, to make it palatable. The shrimp dinner is just commercially pre-battered shrimp. The cheeseburger isn't charbroiled, and is the same quality you can get at the White Trolley, Taylor's Escape, Ruby Tuesday, Brewer's, Lloyd's, Huddle House, the hospital cafeteria, and Martha's Menu. I'm not planning on revisiting, unless they post something on their Facebook page that intrigues me. It is very loud, the waitress has a loud voice, but also the acoustics make it rather uncomfortable, and at times you have to talk only when the waitresses aren't talking, so you can be heard by your dining buddy.To Each Their Own.

Joe's Diner is named for a local Corinthian, Joe Franks, who was a well loved local businessman and community volunteer. Joe's wife, Sharon, operates this diner on a busy street on the North side of town which caters to locals and local tastes. Joe was loved and a friend to everyone in the community and this diner strives to make you feel the same way.I've eaten here many times for breakfast and the service is very fast, the food is well prepared and very good. Biscuits, grits, gravy and all the Southern standard breakfast meats and pancakes are staples here. A long-line of cars is usually waiting at the take-out window. Despite the car lines, take-out service is usually pretty fast because a door is located next to the window and a waitress will usually go outside to take orders to reduce the wait time- a convenience not many other diners around town offer. This diner has been in this location many years under different names but was renamed Joe's under Sharon's ownership. The nice trend that is always good to notice is the food and service seems to be improving with every visit- a sign of a successful business that caters to customers and their tastes. The restaurant is very small and can become very crowded at times as well as very noisy. When visiting with friends, you'll find yourself sometimes shouting to be heard.

I love Joe's! I usually use the drive through and often call ahead. They have great plate lunches with a good variety of veggies. You can't go wrong with a slug burger or a dressed cheeseburger! Those are my favorites for lunch. They also have a choice of Chocolate, town or white gravy at breakfast time they give you a nice variety to pick from also.

Food and service were very good.Can't really say much for ambiance but if you want a good and reasonably priced breakfast go check it out.

Has been good every time I have dined in and got it through the drive thru window. Overall a great place for breakfast but, keep in mind they are not open on Monday's. I usually order chicken biscuits and I have yet to have a bad experience.

I have no idea why this place is often packed, unless local construction workers don't want to cook for themselves. Food is decent, but I wouldn't go so far as to say "good" sometimes specials are above average. Basic food for this area. Cafeteria food is what it reminded me of. Frozen, processed, fried.

I attempted to call my order in this morning so that my husband could pick it up in the drive-thru. The person that answered placed asked me to hold on. The call was answered at 10:34, I am still holding and listening while she is checking out customers at the register. My husband is now in the driver thru waiting, I called and told him to tell the person at the drive thru to pick up the phone and take my order, she said they were busy inside. So no the drive thru person is attempting to take the order and when she repeated the order back THREE times, it was not right. I told him to drive off and forget it, I hung up. Now I am trying to call back to make my complaint, at 11:10, guess what? the phone is still off the hook! Now we eat here often, my daughter comes here daily before school for breakfast. I get that they are busy, especially on Saturdays, but phone ordering customers are spending as well as the customers on the inside!

The wife and I had breakfast there today. She had scrambled eggs and a biscuit. I had pancakes and sausage. We both really enjoyed the food. The biscuits are thin ( not a lot of middle) like we like them. The sausage was nicely spiced. The pancakes where about an 1/8 inch thick like I like them. Would definitely eat breakfast thee again. Have heard the catfish lunch plate is very good also.