Having lived in Greensboro for years, I don't know why I haven't heard much about Smith Street Diner until recently. But after hearing good things, I took a chance on bringing out of town guests one Saturday morning for breakfast. YUM! I have been missing out. I have been back twice. It is a nice little diner and the staff... More

A friend recommended this place to us as it was near our hotel. We were glad we tried it. Was very busy as it was a Saturday morning. They do ask you wait outside if the Returaunt is full which is a bit of the pain but you will be happy you did. Prices were very reasonable and portions are... More

a typical southern diner decor. We went on a Friday night so very few people (the restaurant is located downtown). We both had a meat and two vegtables, all very very good, and oh my the biscuits are as big as both of my fists! Very good service

Kudos to Smith Street diner! We stopped in for brunch during a weekend getaway to Greensboro. We were very pleasantly pleased with the menu selection, prices and mostly the taste of the food. Service was quick and food was delicious and hot! We love small diners and you guys are perfect! THANK YOU!

I can't travel down South and not get a biscuit and gravy at least once (OK, to keep my cardiologist happy JUST once). Smith Street Diner delivered my fix fast, hot, and tasty. Nothing here us fancy, just good food, friendly service, and biscuits as big as your head.

Great local diner with fantastic service. We ate here three days in a row while attending the ACC basketball tournament. I had the homemade corned beef hash, homemade prime rib hash, and their best burger. All three items were great. The biscuits are huge and the servers are extremely friendly.

My husband and I had heard great things about this little place, and decided to go for breakfast one morning. I am not sure if it was that we came in for a late breakfast or it was just an off day, but we were really disappointed. The biscuits were a huge draw to our trip and what we were... More

Have had many things on the menu but I always come back to my old stand by of a country ham sandwich and we share some potato pancakes. The potato pancakes come with sour cream and apple sauce. They are amazing. Good prices and a good meal (and a dum dum lollipop when you leave) no way to beat that!

I am prejudice. Yep, I admit it. Having grown up working in high school and college at a Greek-owned pancake house, I felt the only place you could get a REALLY good breakfast was at a diner or restaurant owned by Greeks. I like a good bowl of grits, real butter and every now and then splurge and have a... More