Country Kitchen
469 taunton avenue, 508 336-9807 (http://seekonk.patch.com/...). to get a taste of old seekonk, have breakfast at this humble red house across from the y on route 44. filled with sports memorabilia and old-school kitsch, this family-run joint serves basic, filling diner fare with a lot of heart and coffee milk! (http://www.quahog.org/factsfolklore/index.php?id=56). and to be honest, you won't find many "diners" around here that do poached eggs or crab omelets. open 6am on weekdays, 8am on weekends for breakfast and lunch, as well as friday night fish & chips. locally famous for their sky-high thanksgiving pies.
Eats
1395 fall river avenue, 508 336-4384. another old school diner open for breakfast and lunch. it's all decent, but the n.y. system hot dogs are a highlight for many.
Micheletti's
1053 newman avenue, 508 761-6370. one more worthwhile diner, this time in north seekonk. known for their homemade ice cream.
The Old Grist Mill Tavern
390 fall river avenue, 508 336-8460 (http://ogmtavern.com/). emphasis on steaks, seafood, and salad bar in a very old, picturesque mill.
Boneyard BBQ & Saloon
540 central avenue. 508 761-6855 (http://www.boneyardbarbec...).
Chains!
Panera, starbucks, ninety nine, outback steakhouse, old country buffet, taco bell, subway, t.g.i. friday's, five guys, bucca di beppo, and countless others all have locations on route 6 fall river ave and other places in seekonk. google 'em if you're that desparate.