"Several state and U.S. highways angle into Kenton like bicycle wheel spokes. On the main east-west drag of Highway 309 just west of downtown Kenton is a small diner that’s often surrounded by cars. I’ve passed by many times and never stopped till now. If you want a taste of bygone days and a slice of Americana, diners like this (many which are long gone) are refreshing to stop at. No chain restaurant can come close. I enjoy how people are addressed by name and new customers are treated just as attentively as the regulars. If you’re hungry, you’ll be met with loaded plates. Portions are large. There is also good flavor in the food (nuthin is worse than a big helping of bland food). The place can be packed (there are limited options in the area, but the downtown is undergoing a revamping). The staff, food, and warm ambiance make plentiful reasons to stop in."
