Art’s Diner

Is there such a thing as a Dive Diner?Nothing fancy about Art's but great food and bang-bang servers. When visiting the Nature Coast check this place out and bring your appetite.

We love Ruebens and Arts has the best Rueben so far. Great chicken livers as well. We will make this a regular stop coming through town.

We l9ve Arts! Close to sugarmill and so much better than breakfast Station. Fresh eggs pancakes bacon sausage or just tomato and cottage cheese. That's my favorite. Great service and very personalized

Art's is a standard diner where we stopped for lunch while heading north. Obviously a neighborhood hangout, service was friendly and casual. Many patrons were greeted by name. We were seated immediately and drink orders taken. My companion ordered grilled cheese with turkey and a side of fries. I ordered breakfast. The food arrived after about 15 minutes, hot and very tasty. My eggs were cooked perfectly, hash browns crispy and I got a large slice of ham. The owner stopped by our table to check in, calling us "friends." Prices were reasonable. Overall, worth the refueling stop!

The service is great. Nice people who are friendly and helpful. The food is better than expected for a busy establishment. Parking is convenient and not difficult. Even the most busy day, the wait is reasonable. Smiling patrons are not uncommon as they exit the building. Two thumbs up!

We had breakfast. Western omelette was very delicious. Service great. Real nice atmosphere. Like old school.

Art's Diner use to be The Biscuit Barn, still owned by the Green family but switched from the son to his Dad that has owned and operated several different breakfast/lunch diners - Cockadoodles and Chicken King in Inverness and A.J.'s in Crystal River now called Sara's Diner.Located in Homosassa on S Suncoast Blvd in the corner of strip stores, the wooden breezeway to the diner's door makes it easily noticeable from the road. Inside the little restaurant is clean and decorated in a country style. Their wait staff is always friendly and efficient. They greet everyone with a smile.Art's Diner is known for their satisfying home cooked breakfasts just like all of Art's previous restaurants but he does have a limited brunch/lunch menu and that's what I really wanted to try this time.After perusing the menu I decided on their Chicken fried Chicken with my two sides being greens and coleslaw. Their Chicken was fried perfectly, crispy on the outside with a juicy, tender inside. Served with a country style white gravy it's deliciously satisfying. Their greens with a little salt and pepper and a dash of hot sauce and their coleslaw rounds out the meal nicely. One thing to note was we had to ask for biscuits to go with our meal - something we never had to do before. As usual their biscuits were big, flaky and buttery. A real treat and a nice way to complete the meal. Only small negative I have to say is that I wish that they would expend their lunch menu and maybe add some daily specials. This would definitely put Art's Diner heads and shoulders above their competition!

We were on a road trip with our family of 5 to the panhandle. I found Art's while looking about half an hour ahead on Yelp. The reviews and ability to customize breakfast led me to call. We placed a call ahead order. The lady on the phone was polite and pleasant. It was easy to communicate what we liked without her niching me into a menu item. We ordered kids silver dollar pancakes, omelet with hash browns and fruit, croissant with egg and cheese, and 3 eggs over easy with cheese grits and biscuit. Everything was ready 15 mins later, hot and bagged to go. Our bill was around 40 dollars for a family of 5. The restaurant was busy and the staff was friendly. The portions were large. The biscuit was huge. Highly recommend!

We went for breakfast on a Saturday morning. They were busy, so we had a short wait. The wait was worth it! Our server was charming and in such a good mood! The food was good. It was just breakfast, but one of the best we've had. Arts will be our go-to breakfast place from now on.

Definitely 5-star all the way. Food is delicious, staff is super friendly, and a great ambience. You can always tell a go-to place when all the locals eat there, and the staff knows everyone the minute they come through the door. And if it's your first time there, e prepared for all the staff to stop at your table, say hi, answer all your questions about the menu, the history of Art's, and whatever other questions you have.And be prepared to make many trips back. Our next trip is to try their cinnamon buns. Then the deep fried burrito, and on and on.