Home Town Diner

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  Came here with my family and a few friends and girlfriend to see family and do some sight seeing. Pulaski is a place that use visit fairly often when grandparents lived up here, plus I had a few classes here.
  
  My older told me about this diner, so I went to check it out. First time I got the orange glazed fish fillet with onion rings. Onion rings where pretty good. The fillet, however, wasn't so great. It lacked the flavor pop I was expecting. It was kind of small to.
  
  Came back up here today with the family and got a bacon cheese burger with fries. The burger was great! I wouldn't suggest getting it cooked more than medium-well or the patty will be a bit dry. The fries are the best fries I have ever had! Great flavor, perfect crispy outside!
  
  So far a good place to eat, just avoid the fish.

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  Posted on 09.13.13 Travis K.

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  An old, average diner and menu where we expected good home cookin'. On the specials board were four "homemade" soups that seemed promising.
  
  Chicken Noodle Soup was starchy with mushy noodles and chicken shreds. Fish Chowder was flour-thick, skimpy on ingredients and nearly tasteless.
  
  The Orange Glazed Fish Sandwich, $6.75, sounded good, but came on a large, oval plate, (with no bun!), which was a "sandwich-size" fillet topped with melted cheese and surrounded with ORANGE JUICE!!! If I wasn't starving, I'm sure it would have been sent back. Breakfast might be another story.

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  Posted on 06.16.12 Rich W.

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  Nuttin fancy, but what in Pulaski is? Good coffee, good eggs, amazing cinnamon buns. ni

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  Posted on 02.21.12 Chris C.

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  What a great little place in sleepy Pulaski. On our way to and from our lake house in Canada we never miss a stop Hometown Diner. The always friendly owners and staff can be counted on to serve up great home cooking at sensible prices. This is not The Ritz Carlton but then again we maybe aren't quite at the point in life where we live like that. Expect to see mostly locals at this "off the beaten path" hole in the wall.

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  Posted on 11.20.11 Mel H.

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