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Our story

Family-Owned Since 1987

Same recipes. Same booths. Same coffee pot for almost 40 years.

Full breakfast plates lined up at a diner table

How it started

A Good Meal for the Whole Hollow

Ridgeline Diner was started by a local family who wanted one simple thing: a place where farmers, miners, church crowds, and kids fresh off the ball field could all sit down together for a good meal.

Almost forty years later, not much has changed. Same recipes, same booths, same coffee pot that's been on since before some of our regulars were born. If you come in hungry, you'll leave full — and you'll probably leave knowing a few more folks than you did when you walked in.

Come look around

Our Corner of Main Street

Diner booth with cushioned seats and a checkered floor

The Dining Room

Same booths since '87.

Breakfast with eggs, bacon, pancakes and coffee on a diner counter

The Counter

Pull up a stool, we'll pour you a cup.

Grandmother and granddaughter baking a pie together

The Family

Three generations, all in the kitchen.

Fluffy pie topped with whipped cream and blackberries

The Pie Case

Baked fresh every morning.

Familiar faces

Everybody Knows Your Name

Walk in and we'll likely have your coffee poured before you sit down. Our regulars are the reason the doors stay open — the same families that started coming in the eighties now bring their grandkids on Saturday mornings.

We're proud to be part of Pine Hollow. We sponsor the little league, feed the volunteer fire department after big calls, and pitch in wherever the community needs a hand. This diner was built for the holler, and it always will be.

“Same recipes, same booths, same coffee pot.”

Come See Us

Come in as a stranger. Leave as a regular.

Countless birthdays, ball games, first dates, and Sunday mornings have happened at these tables. Bring your crew and add to the story.

1987Year we opened on Main Street