Patty's Kitchen

"Comfort food at its finest! Breakfast all day, which is hard to find anywhere any more, made it nice for those of us that still wanted breakfast while others of us wanted lunch. Everything was delicious, fresh & seasoned perfectly. Mac & cheese and potato cakes were outta this world, and the country fried steak was crispy & yummy. Our waitress was awesome & very friendly. The prices were extremely reasonable as well."

"Sk very delicious and very affordable. Excellent breakfast food for an awesome price. Staff is very friendly. All 3 of my pictures are my combo breakfast. Lol, sitting, they called the big breakfast. It was huge and delicious. And hot…..I hate cold breakfast foods that are supposed to be hot. Also my eggs were perfect. I prefer them scrambled and well done and they were exactly the way I wanted them. You could easily eat here for less than $10 per person mine was a little more because I had a huge breakfast with leftovers."

"Found this quaint little restaurant located right on top of a slope while passing through VA from PA to TN. It was kinda like a regular hangout for the local old folks and church-goers. It was a Sunday when we were there so people were pretty much well-dressed right after church. Husband and I were travelling on the road from east to west in our tees and jeans, so we felt pretty out of place, but, we were instantly welcomed by our friendly server who made us feel right at home. It was busy at the time we arrived so we waited quite a bit for our food. Pancakes were soft and crispy, the kind that melts in your mouth, sausage patties were extremely delicious, but the hashbrowns was a little too bland from what we are used to. Overall, we had an excellent brunch. Highly recommended if you happen to pass by like we did."

"Follow Me on Instagram: @mikeisoutside On our most bodacious road trip, we dropped in at Patty's Kitchen in Dublin, Virginia for breakfast. We walked in and were immediately met with a big smile and a warm welcome. I knew this was my kinda place. I had an omelet and baked apples, with coffee of course.  It was more food than I should have tackled,  but I gave it my best attempt. The food was really tasty and the service was great. If you are ever in the area, I highly recommend."

"Okay, let's be honest about what my wife and I were looking for in terms of a dining experience today. First of all, it was a Saturday morning - late morning. We were hankering for a good breakfast place, one we hadn't been to before, and, quite frankly, in the diner, "greasy spoon" category. I know that sounds demeaning, but that is truly what we wanted to find - you know, a place where you can get some bacon and eggs with hash browns and a big cup of hot coffee. With personable waitresses (not "servers") who stop and chat and make jokes with you about how you might should feel a bit ashamed at eating all that AND a big serving of biscuits and gravy, all the while holding a steaming glass carafe of not-too-bad coffee to "warm you up." Well, that's what we found today. It's been there all this while, but the first time we came, it was closed for repairs. And we just never made the effort to drive 14 minutes down the road to try it - until today. On the drive down, my wife and I shared sentiments about finding a "Saturday morning breakfast place" where we felt at home - someplace local, relatively close to home, and unpretentious, comfortable, and not afraid to serve food with meat and gluten, and where over-easy and over-medium are predictable. We found the diner that we have been yearning for, witty waitress and all. But the one thing we didn't get, was a greasy spoon. So I stirred the cream into my coffee with the butt end of my fork."