Cup & Saucer Restaurant

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  Quaint little small town diner populated my mostly regulars.  Some of the food is obviously cooked from frozen.  The freezer is right there beside the grill for all to see, but what do you expect out of place like this.  The service was good and everything tasted good.

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  Posted on 10.09.13 William W.

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  Very friendly and family owned. Felt like I was at home eating with the choices offered. I had a BLT which was 3.75 and a side of baked beans 1.65
  Fed a family of 4 for $26
  It is for sale but they were still open.

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  Posted on 08.28.13 Becki W.

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  Hot and quick. Clean tables and floors. Back of the house not so much. Great little reuben sandwich. Pinto beans and cornbread are fine. The sweet potatoes appeared to be canned yams, not a "baked sweet potato."

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  Posted on 03.18.13 Becky M.

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  If you are tired of fast food when traveling, The Cup & Saucer is just smile off I40 at exit 301 or 300 in Monterey, TN. This is an old time, Southern diner with walls covered with old pictures of the town. Had a pretty good Ruben and a grilled chicken salad with almost as much chicken as greens. The service is friendly and all the food freshly made by an owner who takes pride in his business.

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  Posted on 03.14.12 Bill D.

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  Passed through here on a long drive, early in the morning. Good food and friendly staff. Husband ordered pancakes and they were absolutely gigantic (the size of a plate).There were quite a few locals gathered there eating and chatting. I noticed a sign that said the restaurant is for sale.

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  Posted on 06.29.11 Jen K.

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  I'm a sucker for any kind of diner that features a giant object, so I had to try this place. Now, I'm a vegetarian, so I fully expected limited choices (and this being a diner, not much health food) - both expectations were fulfilled. They actually have several veggie breakfast choices, but for dinner it is grilled cheese or nothing. And it's not gourmet - I buy more expensive bread at home. I think I'd enjoy the food more at breakfast.
  
  But this is a genuine locals' place, and the food still beats a place like Shoney's hands-down. And it has a cup! And a saucer!

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  Posted on 04.19.10 Eve P.

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