The bacon pimento burger was delicious, as was the food my friends got: country fried chicken +…read moregreen beans, pork chops + squash casserole. The service was very kind, nothing over the top but that certainly isn't a negative. The spot itself is so cute. Parking is pretty easy. I HAVE TO ADD! It is so incredibly affordable. Coming from the Bay Area, it was so refreshing to see a menu like that - great choices and palatable pricing.

Got off the interstate at the Greensboro exit, passed by the fast food places, and headed a little…read morefurther down the road and found The Yesterday Cafe on Main Street across from the courthouse. They are open until 2pm for lunch and reopen at 5pm for dinner. Our server was Marley and she was personable and attentive. I had the chop steak covered in gravy and I chose the Mac and cheese and squash casserole for my sides.The chop steak was so tender and seasoned perfectly. It was delicious and the sides were homemade. My husband, who orders burgers everywhere we go, says this just might be the best burger he's ever eaten. Another in our party had the country fried steak and she loved it as well.

Don't do it! Lousy service and food sucks!…read more Waited 40 mins to eat two tables sat after us ate first! Not worth the wait!

50 minute food wait. Hair in food. Walked out. I like to give good reviews, not bad, but this must…read morebe addressed. Very slow and disconnected staff with customers. Place is very much like a Waffle House, but NOT! Eyelash in eggs-told the waitress and she sticks her finger in the eggs and pulls it out. We were astonished when she did this. We were done at that point. Paid for our drinks and left. Never to come back.

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

202505231326 Tucked…read moreaway from the main road is this little blast from the past diner. It has the 50's diner look with chairs, booths, bar stools & cornucopia of old time paraphernalia scattered, smothered & covered across the walls & tables. Much of the accouterments are entertaining to read. Golden fries, delicious patty melts & "Hunker Down Dawg"s, burgers & more. Clean bathrooms & friendly hometown service where everybody knows your name (if you're a local). A health score of 89 keeps it from getting a 5 star rating. It's also veteran owned & supporters of police. Check it out in Social Circle. Don't forget yummy homemade desserts.

Let's talk about the smell, not one of savory dishes but rather sewer. No amount of candles behind…read morethe minuscule hostess stand can overcome this smell. It permeated not o my the room, your food but also your clothing. We have opted to eat on the outdoor patio and have had some success. It is hit or miss depending on the server. This time we opted for takeout- too hot to eat outside and remember the interior smell. Mistake- it only was the care in making the food one that would rival a fast food joint but it was lacking components: gyro was soggy and fries looked and tasted like they were made an hour before and reheated. Chicken shawarma was missing all the sauces. The chicken was dry and appeared to be batch made hours not moments before. Vegetables were basically non existent and the rice was in clumps. Saddest part they don't care. Save your money- oh same owners at Bollywood so beware of the takeout there as well.

It's been quite awhile since I've last ordered from here. And, while prices have gone up some, it's…read morenot as bad as some other places. On my last order of their Greek Burger, I was really disappointed, as they had changed to a sesame bun. And, it really did change the taste. But, since I have been craving one, I bought some brioche buns to use as a replacement. However, I was very pleasantly surprised to see, that they brought the original bun back! :-) It was as I remember, yum yum yum! I also ordered a Greek Gyro for Monday night's dinner.

The food , service and ambience has always been great for us!…read more You can dine inside or outside. Just go with the flow of your group. The burgers, the Rubens and the pizza have never disappointed. Grab a salad and a side of chicken! I like the pretzels with the beer cheese. You need to be a member,a guest of a member, or staying at a rental/the Ritz.(make sure you check this out for yourselves.)

used to be good. great location. service isn't great for being in reynolds. if you aren't wearing a…read morecollard shirt or you don't look rich they won't take good care of you. i waited 25 min to be greeted after i was seated. it's really unfortunate what it has turned into. looks like others agree based on the reviews.

This place has been here forever. Staff is awesome and food is always good and deserts are unique.read more

Very popular...usually a line to enter. Noisy, casual, fun atmosphere, very friendly staff. Food…read moreis abundantly sized but not particularly special or delicious. Best for burgers, salads.

The omelet and grits were really good. Beautiful space. Madison is lucky to have this breakfast…read moreplace!

This restaurant was just when we were there. The Sunday brunch crowd meant a line, having to wait…read morefor tables and busy restaurant. We waited by the door for about 10 mins before a table opened up. Servuce were fast and staff friendly. Our food took a little longer to come understandable since it was crowded. Kudos to kitchen. I ordered a chicken Caesar wrap with a side of fries. My toasted spinach wrap was slightly crispy, the Caesar filling was tasty, not drenched with dressing and the fries were hot and crispy. All tasted perfect. I always prefer a lighter hand on salt and this place did it perfectly. My dish was too much for me and took half the wrap home My husband's crispy chicken sandwich with side salad was huge too. He thought it was good, not blown away but good. Definitely a place to come again when we swing by this little cute city of Madison.

Stopped in today to have lunch before we went to a museum…read more I had the turkey club and friend had a burger. We shared a side of fries. Great food and staff. What a great find!

Hey we've been here a few times since my previous review. This is still hitting on four stars with…read morefive potential. We stopped in for brunch this week and I had my go to biscuit and gravy. This is great. Also had some good eggs and sausage on the side. Megan had a biscuit with black eyed pea gravy that was on the specials. Neither of us liked it much, it was dry and could have used some more flavor. Little City is a little out of the way but it is good, they appear to actual cook here and not just reheat some stuff, and the people are cool. I definitely will hit this every once every 6-8 weeks when in the area. I just wish they would do a better job promoting the specials, then I might come here more often!

Best kept secret down this stretch of the South might just be Peggy's fried chicken…read more Now, a great many places have the confidence to fry a bird. That is not the same as knowing what they're doing. Plenty can make chicken hot. Fewer can make it memorable. Peggy's managed the rarer thing. This was the kind of fried chicken that makes a man quiet for a minute and reconsider whether he has properly valued his past blessings. They had other meats on the menu, and I do not doubt they were prepared by decent people with honest intentions, but ordering anything besides the fried chicken would have felt like showing up at a revival and asking for directions to a yoga class. And the sides, Lord help me, the sides were no afterthought. If I had not attended the funerals myself, I might have suspected my great grandma, grandma, and momma were back there in the kitchen, keeping an eye on the pots. Forgive me, Mammaw G, Mammaw, and Mom, but Peggy's had the better day with that chicken. I say that with love, respect, and a willingness to dodge a lightning bolt if one has been set aside for me. Fried okra, green beans, sweet potatoes, and mac and cheese, which any Southerner with good sense knows is a vegetable when it needs to be, spread across our plates like a family reunion of the righteous. The only medical advisory I'd offer is this: if your doctor has warned you against coating your insides with salt, you may want to admire from a respectful distance. And the sweet tea was right. Not tea-flavored water with ambition. Sweet tea. Properly made. The sort that lets you know nobody in the building is interested in modern nonsense. Next time I'm rolling down I-20, I may well make the turn toward Wrens again just to see whether Peggy's can do it twice. But judging by the regulars, the handshakes, the easy way the staff knew folks by name, and the fact they made us feel halfway local ourselves, I'd say this was no one-off. This felt less like a lucky meal and more like the kind of place that still believes doing something well is reason enough to keep doing it.

Absolutely terrific home cooked southern food with the best atmosphere and friendly folksread more

Our server, Amber was warm and welcoming towards us. She asked us if we've been on the rooftop area…read moreand next time we go here I bet we will. The food was great, my pasta was delicious and it was just very good. It felt very nice In there. The ambiance was nice too. But I hope you give Amber a promotion. She was amazing.

Shrimp and grits with bacon Very flavorful shrimp cooked…read moreperfectly The building very historical dated 1806 Very nice and relaxing. The staff where Very attentive and accommodating. If I'm back in the area I will come for a visit.