I've driven past this diner a few times. I was nearby early in the morning and decided to give it a try. I liked the omelet. Not the best, but definitely not the worst. The staff was friendly, and it's a diner, so they serve simple food. Nothing fancy. I'm glad I stopped by, and I'll be back.

This hole-in-the-wall diner is endearing. My guess is that the staff have worked here for years. They seem to have a group of regular customers that they know and enjoy bantering with. The atmosphere and the menu are nothing fancy, but the food is good and inexpensive.

This was the best food I had while in St. Louis. The slinger was amazing. The potatoes, chili, eggs... wow. And the food comes out quick! Coffee was perfect. All the workers there were super nice and attentive. Great vibe. True sign of a delicious spot while on vacation.... you go back the next day after having it for the first time. Nevermind trying something else on the list. I needed to have their slinger again the next day for breakfast.

Fantastic place for breakfast and lunch. The chili spaghetti is phenomenal! The service is excellent! Great diner feel.

Great old school diner. I had breakfast and it was delicious. Great OK, French toast, and bacon. The service was sassy and perfect for the environment.

Chili Mac's Diner in downtown St. Louis offers a classic diner experience down to the charm of the boomerang countertops. It's in such a prime time location across from The Met building. It's a popular spot for both locals and tourists looking for hearty diner food. The ambiance is nostalgic, cozy and unpretentious with a retro vibe that takes you back in time. The menu has a variety of diner staples. The portions are generous, ensuring you leave full and satisfied. I got the omelet with jalapeños, cheese and onions. They've done this a few times and it shows. Service at Chili Mac's is friendly and efficient with waitstaff who make you feel right at home. Prices are cheap, making it a great value for the quality and quantity of food you receive.

Midwestern, friendly environment is on point. The breakfast bar is filled with locals and travelers. I had sausage patties and two eggs. It was ready in about 2 minutes. The sausage was very flavorful and delicious.

Classic diner with all the feels and the diner pricing. My wife and I had full breakfasts, coffee, and a tamale for $26. Our coffee was topped off regularly and our waitress was very nice. I am staying at the Hampton Inn next to the Arch and this was well worth the 8 minute walk. The interior felt like it is right out of the 70's, which is exactly what I like when I'm in a diner. It's comforting, not bougie. I had the omlet and breakfast potatoes and my wife had the chili nachos. Both were great. I really like the breakfast potatoes. They were cut very thin, kind of like au gratin, which was a very workable way to eat them. If you like classic breakfast food in a no-frills, comforting environment, you should give it a try.

I fell in love with the breakfast slinger a few years back after visiting St. Louis which is the only place I have ever seen it. The diner decor is old school diner with lots of charm. The decor is like 60s diner which just makes the whole experience. My service was excellent because I got there early before everyone started to come in. A slinger is basically layers with potato's of some style topped with burger or sausage patties, eggs to your liking topped with Chile cheese and onions. The slinger was probably the best I have had so far and absolutely delicious. The style of potatoes were home frys and the meat was burger patties. OMG the burger pattern had a fresh delicious beef flavor so I bet the burgers are awesome here. The toast was generic but great for making toast sandwich's with the slinger. Overall this was a fantastic place to get a breakfast slinger I an old school diner setting.