Dinette Triple Crown

The fried chicken was decent. It was freshly fried so that made it taste good enough, but the batter felt a little off, maybe seasoning, maybe oil too hot, and the breast was a little dry. But overall, the biscuit was amazing, mashed potatoes and gravy were good and the waffles were tasty. We also got a derby pie, if I remember the name correctly, and it tasted very sweet but not in a bad way, but the crust was very hard, dry and felt old. I will give the place another time at a later time. Hoping for a better experience!

I give it a 4.5/5. Delicious South American food, more specifically it's from the state of Kentucky. I usually prefer Korean fried chicken for the batter's crunchiness and the chicken's moistness. However, this fried chicken was also delicious. The crust isn't too thick but the chicken was perfectly cooked. It was also well marinated and seasoned! You could eat it without the sauces or gravy which were all homemade. The mac and cheese was gorgeous. My dad who isn't a fan also loved it. It has something special in it. The Popeye's biscuits were crispy and soft in the inside. They weren't too dry and had a nice garlic hint to it. They are however not my favorite. The desserts were also very good, but I preferred bagatelle Pina colada trifle to the Derby pie. Overall, the service was very nice. The restaurant was small but rustic and warm. It's best to get a reservation if you plan to arrive a little later than 18:00 but it's not necessary. The food was delicious and will definitely go back.

Just ok. The vegetarian fried mushrooms could’ve been good if it wasn’t for the awful mixed sauce that they were bathing in. The coleslaw was actually realllllly tasty and fresh! The biscuit was absolutely LIFE CHANGING. I would’ve just ordered 6 of those if i knew. Cookies were just fine, similar to a Tim Hortons cookies. We ordered for takeout, but the fried chicken was supposedly fine. Stayed crunchy/crispy, and tasted pretty average.