Cup & Saucer Diner

Canned, Cold, and Crummy… and that’s just the wait staff. Maybe it was an off night for them, but with a Mom & Pop place, you expect more. The food was disappointing — frozen, canned, and greasy.
My Rueben was more like a lunchbox sandwich, with no dressing & sparse sauerkraut. At checkout, we found that every side we ordered was an upcharge, making our ticket $ 50 for 5 people. Save yourself the indigestion, and go to Waffle House, instead. At least they’ll call you honey and bless your heart!

I love this place for breakfast! Great service, fast and good food. Get there early on Sunday or you’ll have to wait in line… But it’s worth the wait!

As far as breakfast places go, this place rocks! I’ve never had a bad experience eating here.

I love this place. Cup and Saucer in a cute, tiny, mom and pop diner. The staff has always been very quick and friendly. The menu has a good variety, including breakfast, lunch and dinner. Prices are cheap and the food is good. Sometimes there is a bit of a wait but it kind of adds to the diner’s charm.

The cup and saucer diner is a pretty nice place and we would defiantly go back. The breakfast food is delicious and they make Mickey Mouse pancakes for the kids. The sides are nice and overall the food is pretty good. The décor feels kind of old fashioned but it is a pretty cozy place. Overall this little diner is fairly good and we would defiantly go back soon.

This place is awful! They specialize in frozen and canned foods. I went there with my mother and my daughter hoping to get a good southern meal. My mother ordered the «homemade» veggie soup and a vegetable plate. After one spoonful she said the soup tasted just like campbells vegetable soup straight from the can. Her fried okra tasted frozen and just by looking you tell the green beans came from a can.
My daughter ordered the wings. They came out breaded and dry. I asked for a side of the wing sauce but my waitress informed me they have none. She said the wings come frozen and thet just fry them. The «sauce» comes on them already (That right there confirmed my mother’s suspicions of her own food). My daughter said they were disgusting so they switched them for chicken fingers and fries which had no salt and were limp and greasy.
They really couldn’t screw my order up too bad since I ordered a reuben sandwich (no cooking required), but it was presliced meat and they forgot the dressing for it. Fries were also greasy and unseasoned.
I would only recommend this place if you feel like frozen or canned food but you’re just too lazy to open your pantry or freezer. They really should shut their doors since they have no concern for the quality or preparation of the food they serve.

The food’s not spectacular and the tiny space is nothing special either but the staff and feel of the place is very personable, homey and genuine. Offering a surprisingly diverse menu, the food is cooked in plain view and everything appears to be made fresh. We may not go out of our way to visit again but wouldn’t hesitate to stop in when we’re in the area.