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Address: 486 George Wilson Rd, Boone, NC 28607
Phone: (828) 386-1187
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Mary’s Kitchen, 486 George Wilson Rd, Boone, NC 28607, US
Mary’s Kitchen is definitely open for business. Open weekdays from 6:00-11:00 am, it is the definition of Southern comfort–a classic, down-home country diner …
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Crimson Viper
This is a family-owned and operated diner that reminded me of some I grew up eating at. No frills nor trendy decor, just old-fashioned (meant positiviely) service and traditional food for a good price. Great pancakes, decent sausage patties, really good grits, and the scrambled eggs were just right. The service was attentive and very polite. It appears they may be closing shop soon which is a shame. It seems like corporate, franchised restaurants continue to expand whereas gems like this fade away. Eat here while you still can – highly recommended!
… moreABB Baucom
This is a gem! Only open Monday threw Friday until 11 a.m. Breakfast only. If you haven’t tried Mary’s you have missed out! I always say it’s hard to mess up breakfast unless ya eggs aren’t done or ya bacon is still squealing. None of this happens at Mary’s Kitchen. I had chocolate gravy biscuits for the first time here and OMG were they divine! Regular sausage gravy is not so loaded with sausage or black pepper which I love it not so spicy it does have just the right amount of sausage in it
OM eggs were cooked to perfection as were crispy hashbrowns and crispy bacon. Don’t know if biscuits are scratch biscuits or not but I’d bet money they are. Prices are to cheap! This place is staffed by 79 yr old Mary and her granddaughter it’s where the locals go. Go see them when you are in the Boone area.
… moreOM eggs were cooked to perfection as were crispy hashbrowns and crispy bacon. Don’t know if biscuits are scratch biscuits or not but I’d bet money they are. Prices are to cheap! This place is staffed by 79 yr old Mary and her granddaughter it’s where the locals go. Go see them when you are in the Boone area.
buddy breece,jr
Nana is in the kitchen! You need to get here and enjoy the home cooking! Our server was the Sweetest ever! Come get some mackadocious vittles!
… moreRachel Van Deusen
Amazing little breakfast place…where the locals go…the service was great, the food was great, the prices were very low…I think they should definitely charge more…our family of four enjoyed breakfast for only $27….great atmosphere, great people, great food…
… moreKyle Martin Greer
Perfect hometown spot for breakfast. Friendly wait staff and good food. You can’t beat this authentic feel.
… moreMatthew Schenk
Mary’s Kitchen is the definition of Southern comfort—a classic, down-home country diner that feels like stepping into a bygone era. Locally-owned and operated, this gem carries the kind of charm and authenticity that’s hard to come by these days. From the moment you walk through the door, the smell of sizzling bacon and fresh coffee greets you like an old friend.
Hashbrowns were crisp, golden, and cooked to perfection. Bacon was perfectly cooked to order and the country ham was salty and delicious! It’s clear the folks at Mary’s take pride in sourcing quality ingredients, and it shows in every bite.
The service at Mary’s Kitchen is just as warm as the food. We were greeted and helped by three generations — mother, daughter and grandmother — who all treated us like family even though it was our first visit.
If there’s one critique, it’s that you might leave wishing you had room for more—everything on the menu looks tempting, and the portions are generous enough to satisfy even the heartiest appetite.
In a world of fast food chains and trendy cafes, Mary’s Kitchen stands out as a beacon of tradition, quality, and community. We definitely can’t wait to visit again.
… moreHashbrowns were crisp, golden, and cooked to perfection. Bacon was perfectly cooked to order and the country ham was salty and delicious! It’s clear the folks at Mary’s take pride in sourcing quality ingredients, and it shows in every bite.
The service at Mary’s Kitchen is just as warm as the food. We were greeted and helped by three generations — mother, daughter and grandmother — who all treated us like family even though it was our first visit.
If there’s one critique, it’s that you might leave wishing you had room for more—everything on the menu looks tempting, and the portions are generous enough to satisfy even the heartiest appetite.
In a world of fast food chains and trendy cafes, Mary’s Kitchen stands out as a beacon of tradition, quality, and community. We definitely can’t wait to visit again.
Gabby Heron
Literally the best French toast I have ever had, so happy we found this restaurant before leaving town!
… moreAly Marie
This place was so cute! I went there this morning after I woke up too late for class and got a chocolate chip pancake, an egg and grits. First time having grits! They were good! It was really cheap, decent coffee, and the staff was friendly. I would def go back. It’s got a sort of classic old timey like 70s feel to it. Loved it.
… moreHarald Heymann
Mary’s is THE place for a fantastic and authentic great Southern breakfast. The eggs are cooked to perfection. Grits are creamy and flavorful. The breakfast meats like country ham are locally sourced, the biscuits and gravy are homemade, savory and fantastic. But the hash browns are to die for. Each order is separately grated from select potatoes onto the griddle and cooked in butter until golden brown and deliciously crispy. You can find fancier places, but not better breakfasts. Not fancy, but damned good!!! Mary makes every breakfast with love, caring and years of experience!!!
… moreJoshua Lunsford
I usually don’t leave bad reviews. But I was shocked at the rating of this place (Google) compared to our experience.
The good: Prices were fair, and people were very kind
The bad: The food and sanitation rating. At the time when we first got there I didn’t even see it. Then I saw they were in the high 80’s with a B. To my knowledge most places I’ve ate at has had an A. Even a low A. The food was bland unfortunately.
Maybe we just went on an off day. Again very kind and nice people which is why I gave them 3 stars. Food and sanitation leaves much to be desired from my experience
… moreThe good: Prices were fair, and people were very kind
The bad: The food and sanitation rating. At the time when we first got there I didn’t even see it. Then I saw they were in the high 80’s with a B. To my knowledge most places I’ve ate at has had an A. Even a low A. The food was bland unfortunately.
Maybe we just went on an off day. Again very kind and nice people which is why I gave them 3 stars. Food and sanitation leaves much to be desired from my experience