Restaurant guide

Make sure you always ask your server what kind of specialty cheesecake we have on hand! It’s our same great homemade cheesecake with some exciting flavors added! Pictured here is a shamrock cheesecake with layers of white and green cheesecake marbled in the pan and a wonderfully refreshing mint flavor #saveroomfordessert #cheesecaketime #homemade

No diner would be complete without dessert on the menu, and what dessert is more American than apple pie. Care to guess the diner lingo phrase for a double-crust apple pie? That would be an order of "Eve with a lid on."

It definitely brightened our day to see these cuties enjoying their yummy milkshakes. What a great way to welcome Spring! Thanks for stopping by! #springishere #yummyshakes #socute

Are the Smokies YOUR Spring Break destination?? Don’t forget to stop by The Diner for a yummy meal - breakfast served all day, delicious burgers, yummy shakes and sundaes, and homemade desserts. We have something for EVERYONE in your party!! We would love to see you!!

Yummm. I bet you don’t think of The Diner when you are hungry for spaghetti. We are definitely more than just a burger joint. Though we DO serve a mean burger!! There is something for everyone on our menu. Come see us soon!

Early diners were often staffed by men and catered to a mostly male clientele. With the onset of WWII, though, that began to change. The stereotype of the heart of gold waitress probably began in a diner during the war years when women were pressed into service to assume serving jobs historically held by men.

Are you a fan of chicken pot pie? Come try out our version made completely in house! It’s served with your choice of side to go with it and big enough for multiple meals! #downhomecooking #favoritesatTheDiner #comfortfood

Looking for something a little healthier, but still wanting the excitement of a burger?! Be sure to try out our turkey burger! It’s the best I’ve ever had #onlyalittlebiased #healthyandhappy #broccoliandcauliflower

Classic diners were often elongated, sporting curved ceilings, large windows, long counters and plenty of seating at the counter and in booths installed along the window side of the structure.

When you are on the road, or just getting ready to hit the road, a hearty meal at a traditional diner is a great way to take a break from the highway, or to get geared up for the journey that lies ahead. Stop by The Diner for that perfect breakfast or even burger, sandwich, dinner or dessert to get you ready for (or take a break from) whatever journey the day has in store for you!!!!

The diner tradition is traced to Walter Scott. A part-time pressman, he sold sandwiches to fellow newspaper workers to earn extra money. By 1872, his sideline was so lucrative, he quit his job and sold food from a covered express wagon parked outside the newspaper offices.

For those just passing through, our diner is a great way to learn about the local community. Visitors are always welcome to join us and chat over a hearty breakfast, a light and refreshing lunch, a relaxing dinner, or a sampling of anything from our menu.

Is March your favorite month? Or is green your favorite color? Even if you answered no, be sure to ask your server about our milkshake flavor of the month. An awesome frosted mint-flavored, grasshopper milkshake! Make sure you get one before they’re gone #handblended #alwaysroomfordessert #grasshoppermilkshake

Hamburgers are one of the most popular items on the diner’s menu. Who invented the hamburger? Food experts believe the first hamburger on a bun was served in 1900 at Louis’ Lunch in New Haven, CT.

The first diner, created in 1872, had a “walk up” window located on either side of a horse-drawn wagon. The menu consisted of hot sandwiches and coffee but quickly moved to other fare and newer, late-night customers.

The Diner will be closed today (Tuesday, February 26, 2019) for our regularly scheduled deep clean and training. We will reopen tomorrow at 7:00 am. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Hope everyone has a great Tuesday!

It’s another rainy day here in East Tennessee, making it the perfect day for a game of chess, with the added plus of a Diner breakfast. We hope they enjoyed their breakfast and that their game was a good one. #dinerbreakfast #greatdayforchess #checkmate.

One of the reasons diners are considered so quintessentially American is the fact that they're frequented by people from all walks of life. If you step into a diner, you'll see people of all ages and all economic backgrounds enjoying diner food.

Looking for a solid meal for a good price? Diners tend to give consistent quality and cuisine economically, and with more choices than typical fast food. Stop on in and let us show you what a good meal looks like.