Rooster’s Diner — Restaurant in Reno

Love, love, love this place!!!! ❤️ You can get WHATEVER on the menu at any time! After reading a rather tacky review about the fried pickles I decided to try them out.....they were WONDERFUL. 🤷‍♀️ Who doesn't expect pickles....fried pickles at that....to be salty? Every single visit that I've made to this establishment has been awesome. The food, the service, the atmosphere....LOVE it. 😍😍 I especially love that I don't get any crazy looks when I request a mushroom Swiss burger at 9 in the morning. 😂 I will continue to visit for breakfast after work until they close down. 🙃🤣 The ONLY complaint I can think of for Roosters is that they are closed on Sunday. 😕🤣 If you haven't eaten here yet....don't continue to wait. You have no idea what you are missing. 🤗🤗🤗 I have included recent pictures of the menu so if anyone reading this wants to order to go....you know what the menu holds. P.S. if you are visiting on a Saturday morning beat the crowd and get there early, if you don't the place will be packed and you'll be waiting for a table! The wait is never long though, and it's definitely worth it but they are packed to the wall on Saturday mornings so be prepared for...

This is what I imagined I'd find when I left the city and moved to the country. A place that's proud to serve farm to table food. A place where the service is always amazing, it doesn't matter if they're packed to the brim, and they always have time to smile and be kind. A place where it doesn't matter if you're there for breakfast, lunch or dinner...there's always something good cooking.

This is that place. The omelettes are packed full of flavor, the burgers (or the salad version I usually get) are satisfying, dinner is something new and we've been trying different items. So far I've loved it all. I've even indulged in the pie (if I've been extra good of course), and it's decadent and worth every bite.

So do yourself a favor, skip the fast food, skip the chains and come give this homemade place a try. You won't regret it. We'll...

If you’re peckish in Reno, Texas, Rooster’s might just be your coop of comfort. This roadside roost serves up food that’s cluckin’ good—crispy, juicy, and clearly not some fowl attempt at diner dining.

Let’s talk chicken: it’s fried to golden perfection, the kind of crust that makes you forget your manners and dive in beak-first. The sides? Solid. Mashed potatoes that don’t taste like they were scooped from a bag, and gravy thick enough to patch a tractor tire. That coleslaw? Fresh and tangy enough to make a hen do a double take.

Service was friendly, like “we-don’t-know-you-but-we’ll-call-you-hon” kind of friendly. The place isn’t fancy, but it’s clean, cozy, and full of locals who look like they’ve been coming here since the first...