French toast was pretty good. I like the in house jelly. Food came out quick. One thing I would…read morelike to point out is the energy of the servers was a bit low last time I was there. All in all clean place for some good breakfast. Hope it gets more attention and continues to get better.

On our drive from Atlanta to Alabama, we stopped at the Thumbs Up Diner in Douglasville for a late…read morebreakfast. The restaurant is located in a strip mall. Service was very friendly. I'm used to Jersey diners, which are the best, but the food here was pretty good. The Denver omelette was well made, the biscuit with it was so so. My wife and I split a plate of potatoes (spuds) with cheese which was tasty. All in all a decent breakfast spot if you're looking for something quick.

Food: 3 Service : 5…read more Ambiance: 4 The food is mediocre. I got the garden omelette and it lacked flavor. I had to add a bunch of hot sauce and black pepper to it which helped make it better. The home fries are really just roasted cubed potatoes and have no crisp to it. Even the "toast" was soft and barely toasted. The staff is extremely friendly and check on you regularly so that's the saving grace of this place. It's a nice diner vibe overall but the place could use a little more cleanliness especially in the restroom. Luckily there's plenty of parking and the prices are fairly cheap so the overall value is decent but do not expect high quality food.

My family of 5 dined here a few days ago. We were shocked that when we got our bill there was an…read moreautomatic 20% gratuity added. Maybe it's a Georgia thing...but typically when dining out we have encountered parties of 6+ at certain restaurants have an automatic gratuity. It's usually listed on the menu, or on their website, or on the check.... This restaurant had neither. And when asked about the automatic tip they gave us a vague answer. My hubby is a big tipper (to my annoyance) so it kinda felt like they added the tip because they assumed we weren't going to tip. Oh well, their loss. They probably won't ever see us again. #dontstereotypeme

This review is solely based on the food, as I've never actually stepped foot inside the restaurant…read more First good point: they were open on Easter! We had a long day and just wanted to eat at home, so we decided to place a takeout order. After browsing the website, we settled on the Salisbury steak meal, a veggie plate, lemon pepper wings with fries, a chicken tender meal, and a slice of strawberry cake. Second good point: the website was user-friendly. However, when I tried to place the order, the payment wouldn't go through. My husband called the restaurant, and we were told they were having some technical difficulties with their system--but we could place the order over the phone instead. Third good point: the person we spoke to was friendly and helpful. The food was hot and fresh when my husband brought it home. Overall, everything was good--there were a few minor issues, but nothing that was a deal breaker: The mac and cheese was a bit dry, and the cheese wasn't fully melted. The collard greens were a little too salty, and the chicken tenders were pretty bland. The icing on the strawberry cake was also a bit too sweet for my taste--but that might just be personal preference. Other than that, everything was delicious. I'm looking forward to actually going inside next time, whether to dine in or get takeout.

I had the fried catfish (I asked them to fry it crispy), broccoli casserole, Mac & cheese, and…read morefried squash. I really enjoyed my food. Everything was delicious, not overly seasoned. I do wish the fried squash had some seasoning, tasted like there was none at all, BUT the crispy coating was so good & crunchy that it didn't matter. It was still good lol ambiance was like a normal diner but more modern. Service was excellent, waitress was nice. I'd come back again!

I grabbed lunch at the Marietta diner and the service was great, plus the food came out hot and…read morefresh. They were really helpful with our table since one person is visually impaired, making sure to place her food and condiments exactly where she could reach them. It's definitely a popular spot, and it was cool seeing them featured on TV all over the restaurant. The menu is just as huge as you'd expect, and I'll definitely be back to try more. As someone who always panics over what to order , it was great having a lunch special menu with options you can't find on the regular one.

If you've ever driven past the Marietta Diner at night, you know it looks like a neon spaceship…read morelanded right off Cobb Parkway. I finally pulled up on a Wednesday afternoon for lunch, and honestly, the sheer scale of this place is hilarious. The parking lot alone is a whole ecosystem, and the inside looks like it can comfortably seat half of Metro Atlanta with room to spare. I came with a serious appetite, so I went straight for the classic heavyweight: the Roast Turkey Entrée (all white meat). Now, when the server started listing out everything that came with it, I thought there was a glitch in the simulation. For starters, you get a soup and a salad. I went with the chicken noodle and a Caesar salad. The chicken noodle hit the spot--properly seasoned, warm, and comforting. The Caesar was solid too, crisp and fresh. But then the main plate arrived, and I'm pretty sure they harvested an entire farm for this one meal. Generous portion of white meat turkey, a mountain of mashed potatoes with gravy, stuffing, cranberry sauce and a side of broccoli (gotta respect the greens). Every single item on that main plate was absolute perfection. Tender, savory, and cooked with actual respect for flavor profiles. My only real critique? The bread basket. Look, I don't know what happened there, but that roll was completely devoid of personality. Tasted like straight oxygen and flour. Unseasoned bread in 2026 is an absolute tragedy, but thankfully, the whipped butter spread saved the day and gave it a purpose in life. Between the massive portions and the endless menu options, this place is an absolute unit. You're definitely leaving with a take-home box the size of a carry-on suitcase and a strong urge to take a three-hour nap. Great energy, fast service, and legendary portions. Just bypass the plain bread and dive straight into the turkey.

Highly recommend!! Very good food that was not that was not your typical greasy diner food. I had…read morea biscuit and crispy hash browns (sorry forgot to take a before picture) that were the best that I've eaten out! Hubby had biscuits and sausage gravy (sorry again failed to take picture because it was so good) that tasted just like my mama's white gravy, country ham and grits. Coffee was also good! We have bookmarked this place for future stops. Breakfast and lunch menu are available all day (lunch pending on when ready). Service was outstanding! Diner appears to be an old Huddle House building! Very clean and friendly staff!

Great southern food. Definitely a must try. I followed other reviewers and ordered the 1 meat…read morewith two vegetables. I ordered the country fried steak with white gravy, and two greens. My husband ordered the grilled chicken and potatoes. The creamed potatoes was a bit too salty. But everything was otherwise excellent. Many regulars. And the service reminded me of fine dining, the young man routinely checked on us.

Another really good meal at Mimi's. This place never disappoints in quality or service. I usually…read moreget breakfast items, but the patty melt rocks.

One thing I love as a Native of NY is a diner and this fit the vibe. They have counter seats along…read morewith full dining space. The place is welcoming and so are the people. I love the fact they have turkey breakfast sausages a hard find in the South. Talk about delicious - totally!

Very friendly staff , Food prevention great...and taste…read moredelicious, I highly recommend , trying this Restaurant , all my friends...give it 5 Stars !!

Broadway Diner in Fayetteville stays PACKED, so clearly somebody loves it more than I do. For me,…read moreit's one of those places where I've tried enough things to know what I like and what I'm probably not ordering again. The two things I'm truly a fan of are the Bigelow tea selection and the dessert case. I love that they bring out the Bigelow Tea Box so you can actually choose what you want instead of getting whatever random tea bag happens to be in the kitchen. And the desserts come from Alpine Bakery, so that part is always going to get my attention. I finally found a breakfast order I'll actually come back for: Chicken Sausage with Egg and Cheese on a Croissant. I've learned that I need to be VERY specific though. They like to scramble the cheese into the eggs, and I don't want that. I order fried eggs with cheese and ask them to brown the chicken sausage because they're not always consistent with how it comes out. The waffle is decent too. Now the home fries? Stay away from those. They're basically just dry diced potatoes. No real flavor, no moisture, no reason for me to ever order them again. So dry you might choke. Everything else I've had has been okay, not great. The Chicken Alfredo needs help. I have to add Parmesan, salt, and pepper, and I wasn't a fan of the texture of the chicken. The Fried Catfish lacked flavor for me. And the pancakes? HUGE. Think dinner-plate huge. Unfortunately, they're also too dense for my taste, so being the size of my head doesn't really help. I will absolutely give Broadway Diner credit for cleanliness. They're constantly vacuuming, wiping down tables, turning them over, and keeping things moving. Considering how busy this place stays, they know how to handle a crowd. Service is okay, but I wouldn't call it stellar. For me, it's 3 stars. I know the parking lot and dining room would probably argue with me because this place stays busy, but I can only rate it based on what keeps me coming back. Right now, that's tea, dessert, my very specifically ordered chicken sausage croissant, and maybe a waffle.

We gave been there two times. Each time the food was hot, warm and excellent. The people are…read morefriendly. It's a family owned restaurant and they love their customers and treat them absolutely great. Whether you want chicken, biscuits, potato salad, coleslaw, whatever it is it's fresh and made daily. We'd love that restaurant and highly recommend it to anybody who wants to eat there.

Great breakfast and lunch. Biscuits are primo and coffee is good. Service is very good tooread more

Very clean casual atmosphere, full bar, great service and excellent food…read more Granted I didn't sample the whole menu, but my salad was good but my Chicken and Waffles was hands down great! Comes with your choice of one side and I got the sweet potato fries which were good but not much different from other places. I would definitely go back again for for the Chicken and Waffles but am sure there are other great menu selections like corned beef reuben sandwich or chicken fried steak.

3.5 stars. This is the second time we've eaten here and I remembered really liking it but was less…read moreimpressed this time. It was fairly crowded when we arrived on a Saturday late afternoon, but we were seated right away. Our waitress was super nice and attentive but didn't know the specials or the answers to our questions. It's a casual place with lots of parking, and a very southern type of "diner." I had the fish tacos (grilled) and tater tots. I enjoyed the tacos and appreciated the amount of fish and toppings, but they were very hard to eat. I was able to pick up the first one without making too much of a mess but by the time I got to the second one, the tortilla was too soggy and I had to eat it with a fork and knife. The tater tots were fine, just regular frozen tots, but they weren't even hot when I received them. There were two things that knocked down the rating. The food took forever to come out! And one plate came out several minutes after the others. More seriously, one of our party has a food allergy and when our waitress checked with the kitchen about what dishes she could have, she didn't seem to be able to get a straight answer. Idk if the kitchen staff just didn't know but that seems kind of dangerous... Luckily she picked something that doesn't typically have this ingredient and was fine. Overall everyone enjoyed their meals but I don't think anyone was particularly wowed. Feelings were mixed on the fried okra. The fried squash could have been amazing but they were huge inconsistent-sized pieces of squash. While one friend enjoyed her burger, it was so messy and impossible to pick up. I do appreciate that the sides were marked if they had meat in them. We got two desserts to go - a slice of pecan pie and a slice of strawberry cake. I was disappointed in the pecan pie. It was a small piece for the price and it wasn't great. If it was delicious, I wouldn't mind paying. The slice of cake was a decent size but was also nothing special, although I think it was enjoyed more than the pie. I also have mixed feelings on listing the cash and card prices. I get it, but I'd rather just know I'm going to be paying a whatever percent convenience fee for using a card.