Family owned
Southern food. ’80s soul.
11th & Main Roadside Diner is a family-owned Springfield diner serving classic Southern plates, friendly smiles, and a comfortable place to gather for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
A trip back in time
The walls are covered in '80s treasures - and pieces of the old Opryland theme park. Grab a booth and look around.
Made from scratch
Biscuits and gravy, turnip greens, white beans and catfish breaded with a touch of dill. Real food, cooked like home.
Pay it forward
Downtown has neighbors in need. Guests can pay a meal forward so anyone who walks in hungry can eat.
Our town. Your next stop.
A seat at the table in Springfield.
Make a day of it: explore the historic Square, take a walk along the creek, then settle in for a Southern plate and a little ’80s nostalgia at 11th & Main Roadside Diner.
History on the Square
Springfield is Robertson County’s seat. Its courthouse Square is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, surrounded by buildings from the 19th and early 20th centuries.
Take the scenic stroll
The three-mile Springfield Greenway follows Sulphur Fork Creek, linking J. Travis Price Park and Garner Street Park through the historic district and the Square.
Come for the community
Local theatre, downtown gatherings and city events give Springfield its hometown spirit. See what’s happening around town and make a diner stop part of your visit.