We stopped here for a quick breakfast it wasn't very busy. They had one server so the service was a…read morelittle slow. The food was good though. My wife had the two eggs and bacon platter she thought it was good. I had the bacon and sausage loaded hash browns and they were excellent. It's a good quality Resturant with good food just some staffing issues it seems. If you are patient it's good place to stop for a meal.

The restaurant is clean and pleasant. The service was fast any personable. I will eat there again…read morewhen I pass through.

Today, August 19, 2006 I want stuff for lunch. Well actually lunch I hear Anderson diner. I think…read morethey've been in service for about. Maybe I'm guessing 40 years at least well they moved to a new location. I think it's 4224 Eisenhower Parkway I was gonna get a turkey legs, but I changed my mind and I happen to haven't had a long long time pork chops I got you and I still got one on the stove in my house right now so I ate one at Anderson's and it was it was. It was it was good now the mac & cheese, splendid the collard greens are awesome. The pork chop sensational and the corn bread was awesome. Everything was awesome. The tea was awesome. It will come out at $22.94 bad make you some nice ass pork chops, though they had a pig in the backyard.lol

I give them one star because the food tastes good. The restaurant should be torn down and burn the…read morespot it was on and start over. Sorry, but it is just that nasty looking. They serve in To go containers so you know your plate is clean. The carpet looks nasty and the tables look dirty and the clear coating on them looks melted. They have fake flowers in small vases on the tables and there are dead bugs in them. The whole restaurant is empty except for people coming in to get to go orders and the staff. Couldn't sit at a window seat because they want you in the small area where they haven't cleaned off the tables. I got cold looks and stares from the servers as if they wanted me to leave. Not very friendly at all unless you are a regular or the right color. I'm mixed so I guess I'm to yellow. I grew up on soul food and German cooking due to my parents being biracial couple. The baked chicken definitely is delicious and falls off the bone and the pork chop was crispy and still juicy. The mashed potatoes with gravy were right on time and the collards were off the chain. Lol The bathrooms are for employees only so bring hand sanitizer and make sure you empty your bladder before you come. This building used to be a Ryan's 20 years ago so it must have big bathrooms but you ain't getting in.

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

We have eaten here for a long time and always enjoyed it. But I discovered their Pecan Caramel…read morebanana waffle with whipping cream. TO DIE FOR! It hits ALL my buttons!! We have always had top-notch servers such as Michael and Christie. If you haven't tried Broadway Diner you are missing out on a huge selection of fabulous food. Breakfast is served all day!!!!

Not wheelchair friendly at all. Which is illegal. We'd love to go eat there but until they put in a…read moreramp and allow for a person in a wheelchair to get in and then maneuver once inside, it's a big no for us.

I visited here a couple of months ago. The hostess sat me right away. I sat there for at least 10…read moreminutes. Another couple was seated and had their order taken while I waited and waited. They were not busy at all. I finally asked their server to take my order, but she said I wasn't in her section. (I was seated at the table right next to them.) I asked her to get my server - lo and behold, my server was the one who seated me. What?? I ordered the hamburger on Texas toast, which was brought out by a kitchen staff. The bread was soggy with grease and needed seasoning, the fries were a bunch of thinly-sliced fried potato peelings. I could've salted my food but the salt shaker was completely empty. I finally saw the hostess/server when she brought my check. Might I suggest that while she is staring off into space at the hostess podium, she better utilize all that free time filling salt shakers etc. I wasn't going to post anything because I hate to knock a local business, but...

Every time we visit my cousin in Social Circle, Georgia, one stop is practically guaranteed: Hot…read moreRod's Diner. We've eaten here enough times that it feels less like a restaurant visit and more like part of the tradition. Tonight I ordered the Blue Plate Special with hamburger steak smothered in grilled onions, collard greens, green beans, cornbread, and a big bowl of Brunswick stew. My unsweet tea stayed filled thanks to Rhonda, who was serving tables while also managing the restaurant. We learned that Hot Rod's started the evening with three servers scheduled. Business was slow, so one server was sent home. Naturally, that's when things picked up. Even so, Rhonda and the remaining server kept everything moving smoothly, and we never felt neglected during our visit. The Brunswick stew was excellent and gave us an unexpected opportunity for comparison. Earlier in the day we had Brunswick stew at Fresh Air Bar-B-Que. Hot Rod's version was chunkier, with larger pieces of meat, more noticeable vegetables, and a slight kick of spice. The Fresh Air version was smoother and more finely blended. Both were excellent, but they were definitely different styles. The hamburger steak was flavorful, the green beans and collard greens tasted like proper Southern vegetables, and when the Texas Pete hit the table there was only one thing to say: "My man, Texas Pete goes on the collards." Then came the surprise ending. We learned that peach cobbler was half price today. Unfortunately, they were out. Or so we thought. A fresh cobbler was still in the oven. For the next several minutes, the suspense reached maximum peach. Finally, the cobbler emerged from the kitchen and was served à la mode. The French gave it a classy name. The South perfected the application. Warm peaches, a buttery cobbler topping, and a generous scoop of vanilla ice cream that immediately melted with a purpose made for the perfect ending to the meal. It was absolutely worth the wait. Hot Rod's continues to be one of our favorite stops in Social Circle, and after another great meal, I have no doubt we'll be back again the next time we're in town. Hot Rod's Diner 294 N Cherokee Rd Social Circle, GA 30025

Fun environment-great food. Great place for community groups to gather. The kitchen staff was very…read moreefficient and prepared meals quickly. The Servers were attentive and food runners assisted by delivered meals hot to the tables as soon as the trays were ready.

Phenomenal burger at this small town diner, and at prices not seen for years. An excellent place…read moreto stop for lunch

Don't be fooled by the building or decor, the food and service here are excellent. We especially…read moreenjoyed the grilled pork chops.

Either this place is no longer in business, or the posted hours need to be corrected. I hate…read moredriving from across town to try something, and they are not open. I got here at 1030am on Thursday, 5/16/24. I called the number twice and got no answer. There was no sign on the door to suggest that they would be back at a certain time, either. I really wanted to try it. I would suggest you call first prior to going. I will consider updating my review if I ever decide to give it another chance.

Are you looking for some good, homemade, southern biscuits? Look no further because this tiny,…read moreunassuming diner has *the* best biscuits. And, I've tried a LOT of biscuits in my day. The food is cheap and quick, and the service is so friendly. Not to mention they care if you enjoyed the meal. I loved how the link sausage was not your stereotypical IHOP or Waffle House link sausage, but more of smoked sausage. It went beautifully with my plate of plain grits (you can also get them with cheese), eggs over easy (done beautifully), and a biscuit to sop up the remains. Definitely recommend this place and can't believe I didn't visit sooner!

Great Food Great Service very welcoming Dinner A great…read morefamily place. A lot of great menu choices. A great desert experience. A nice family atmosphere

1/2 hour to get 2 burgers on a Monday night - and the place was empty. It's not the staff - it's…read morethe management. And the burgers were not worth the wait. Flavorless, unseasoned ground beef. There is no ketchup or salt at the table. $15 per burger for indifferent slabs o meat. It's a cold, fake, unpleasant place to eat. 5 teevees all on to different sports channels BUT NO ONE IS WATCHING. And not all people like sports 24/7. It's in an "upscale" mall which is dying, many closed stores. Is Jeffrey Epstein's associate's store in this mall, or the equally ugly mirror mall across Webb Gin? Nothing there or in any of the stores for us, anyway. This was this diner's second chance with us. They have beef liver on the menu - it comes out like shoe leather. We will not go back.

The first time I heard about Griffiths drive in from my stepmom, we were coming back from home…read moredepot, and we stopped by there and I got a slaw dog with mustard and onion rings and a Coke float and my stepmom got a chili cheese dog with onion rings and Dr. Pepper and I didn't know that this restaurant has been around for 51 years. So if you like, Good food such as hot dogs or hamburgers or corn dogs.Take your family to grish or go there on your break from work

I went to Griffin Drive In for lunch. I was greeted with a smile. I placed my order which was a…read morefoot long chili slaw dog and fries. They both were delicious. The ambience was great. The lady behind the counter was very nice. She even brought my order out to me. I enjoyed it all. I will return. A hidden gem.