Melrose Kitchen

Wow, when you first walk in it looks like a 50s diner and that is it. when you walk to the back of the diner there is a small hallways that takes you outside to their patio. Patio is dog-friendly and it is one of the cutest patios I have seen. Please see the photos to get an idea. It is completely shaded with umbrellas and screen shading with good ventilation. All of the exterior of the buildings are covered with flowers and ornaments so you don't even see the walls of the building. We even sat right next to a small waterfall. The employees are extremely nice and helpful. You can tell that they enjoy being here. The food choice is a very good selection from biscuits and gravy to Mexican burritos and beans. The price was a very good value. But I believe I enjoyed the patio the most.if you are looking for a traditional breakfast I would absolutely recommend you stopping by here once to check it out. It is a hidden gem. And again it is dog friendly you enter from the side of the building.

Delicious and well priced food!
Wonderful service.
Location is small but bright and well lit.

Eclectic diner, cute place with reasonable prices and good food. Had an omelet with spinach, mushrooms, green pepper, green onion and cheese, hash browns and tasty link sausages. Would recommend.

What a cool place to come and visit the owner and his wife and her son Edwin near people. it seem like you're more than just a customer to them this would be one of our favorite places we even bring friends over. they have a real neat patio in the back you will really like it and their food is good. Sweetheart likes this place. thank you chai and Martha

A cute diner in the heart of Melrose, it was a nice spot to meet for breakfast on a rare free work week morning. We had the stuffed French toast with raspberry jam and cream cheese, with cheese scrambled eggs and hash browns, which was quite tasty. I am interested to go back to taste their Southwest lunch.