If you're looking for a GOOD brunch spot, come find out. My family and i looooooove it here…read more Perla's service is always a 10, very attentive & fast. This time i got the peachtree Benedict and OMGGGGG, the flavor was sooooo yummy. The home potatoes are always so freaking good & very fresh. To drink, a cappuccino with almond milk, yummmmmmmmm. The other pictured items i didn't try but my family did say they were yummy as well. I'll have to try them myself next, specially that panini, it looked BOMB!!!

Talk about reverse racism. I'm asian, my friend is white. Was there for 35 mins waiting to order…read more Got my coffee and was totally ignored for the next 30 minutes. A black couple was sat and they even got to order by our waiter. Then another black couple was sat right behind us and again our waiter took their order. While we sat right there watching. Wish I had change, because he didn't deserve it. I left $10 for my coffee and honey which $6. And walked out. This is not the first time this has happened. We've gone there several times. It's was one of our go to spot. We will never go there again.

The World's Best BLT in a Lonely Gas Station Corner…read more Tucked into the dim corner of a run-down gas station off Highway 14 is The Griddle Stop, a place so unassuming you'd drive past it a hundred times without a second thought. Dusty windows, flickering neon, and a gas pump that hasn't worked since the Clinton administration. But behind a creaky door and a scratched-up counter sits the holy grail of sandwiches: the world's best BLT. Served on thick, toasted sourdough that crackles just right under your bite, the bacon comes in unapologetically fat slabs -- smoky, crisp, and curled like it has a story to tell. The lettuce? Iceberg, shredded fresh and cold like it was pulled straight from a mountain stream. The tomatoes are impossibly red, juicy, and somehow always in season, kissed with just enough salt to make your lips tingle. And the mayo -- homemade, garlicky, and spread edge to edge -- binds the whole miracle together. There's no music playing, no Instagram signage, and the cook, a retired Marine named Earl, only grunts when you compliment his food. But when that sandwich hits your table (a wobbly Formica top near the vending machine), the world slows down. You forget you're alone. You forget the gas station smell. You forget everything but the next bite. Five stars. No frills. No fuss. Just the kind of meal that makes you question every fancy sandwich you've ever overpaid for. Earl doesn't serve happiness, but he'll sure as hell give you the sandwich that feels like it.

Excellent Food, Excellent Service, Always! You won't be disappointed. The breakfast burrito is a…read morepersonal favorite of mine!

Cool diner. Has TVs, a full bar and bakery…read more Food was good and service was friendly. The desserts are amazing. Pies, cakes and cookies.

Just what a great diner should be. Great food, atmosphere and service! We had the Breakfast burrito…read moreand Hell's Kitchen tacos.

Came in for a Sunday brunch with my mother and great grandmother. Though it was packed, our wait…read morewasn't long at all and neither was our wait for service/food once we were sat which was nice. I tried the chilaquiles and actually really enjoyed them! Overall a great spot with great food and breakfast. Not too loud either. Only call out is parking can be hard to come by in the lot, so I opted to park a little further down by Panda Express but please do pay attention to the signs that tell you which shops you can visit if you park in that lot!

This spot gets busy but the service is not slacking. Friendly prompt interactions with staff…read more The decor is not much to look at but everyone is talking so much & loudly it does not matter. Cobb Salad is large and tasty. Seasonal menu, good brunch, good service.

Loved it! Friends…read moreand family have been begging me to come here and I finally did. My favorite meal of the day is breakfast and some coffee so this was a nice time out. Food was out extremely fast and was fresh. The biscuits are amazing, nice and buttery. Home fries are sooooo crispy and tasty, definitely so many I get to eat some later. Service was wonderful. Everyone here is so kind and you feel the family business part of it all. Atmosphere is fun and creative. Lots of different decorations tell a story. Very clean and kept. Overall A+

Sisters Family Restaurant -- Where Comfort Is Served by the Plateful…read more Walking into Sisters Family Restaurant feels like stepping right into a warm family gathering -- the kind where laughter flows, the smells from the kitchen hug your senses, and everyone's happy to pause life just long enough to break bread together. True to its name, the servers felt like actual sisters -- moving with that easy, joyful rhythm only family can create. The service? Immaculate. Kind. The type of genuine hospitality that can't be trained -- it has to be lived. I ordered the Sisters Special -- five eggs scrambled with cheese because, well, your boy needs his protein. Fluffy, rich, and perfectly seasoned -- a solid 5/5. The grits, unfortunately, missed the mark with no real flavor to hold on to -- 1/5, but forgivable in the grand scheme. Sausage was tasty and well-cooked -- a 3/5 that could've been a 4 with a little more punch. The pancake? Light, buttery, and golden -- 4/5 and would happily order again. But that biscuit... whew. Buttery, soft with just the right crisp edge -- a soulful 5/5. The kind of biscuit that makes you close your eyes for a second. But what made the experience special wasn't just the food. It was the feeling. The ambiance is what sets this place apart -- it truly felt like I was sitting at my grandma's kitchen table, surrounded by cousins, familiar noise, and that beautiful messiness of people just being present with each other. These kinds of restaurants are rare now -- the ones that feel like home and feed more than just your stomach. They feed your spirit. Sisters Family Restaurant is a community gem -- the kind we need to protect, celebrate, and keep alive.

This place is a throwback and all-around great experience! My friend chose the veggie plate (beets,…read morecabbage, turnips, and garden caviar) while I had the country fried steak with mashed potatoes/white gravy (you don't get cheated on the gravy either) and baby lime beans. The food was spectacular, the service was absolutely perfect, and I can't wait to go back for breakfast this weekend! Great job Sweet Pea Team!

This is the spot for a great breakfast. The servers are so nice and make you feel comfortable. The…read moreatmosphere is for family. I can't complain about anything at this place. This is a must try place. They have a lot of options.

Beignets. That is the only reason this isn't 1 star…read more If I'm being fair, the rest of my party enjoyed their food. So maybe it's just me. But my meal was bad. Very bad. I ordered jambalaya with the shrimp and crab gumbo as a side. Let's start with the gumbo-first, it was a gumbo with shrimp and cold shredded crab meat sprinkled on top. That's a first for me-gumbo is a hot spicy soup; cold crab meat on top ruins it. Why wouldn't you mix the meat in with the soup? If it's me, and this is how you make authentic gumbo, then it's me. But I've never had it like this and wouldn't want it like this again. Second, the crackers. Perhaps you should check the expiration date on your box of saltines, because serving your guests with saltines that are as fresh as a piece of cardboard sitting in the sun for a year is maybe not a great addition to the soup. Again, maybe it's me. Maybe you like cutting up your amazon boxes and dipping the pieces in your soup. If so, more power to ya-it's our differences that make us interesting. And on to the jambalaya. I have had jambalaya in New Orleans, and creole restaurants throughout the country. I have made my own. My jambalaya experiences have taught me this-if you want to have bad jambalaya, this is where you have it. The chicken was so dry (how dry was it?), it was as if it had been sitting in the desert for a month. The sausage and shrimp were moderately better, but only just. The rice was cooked pretty well, but given the tastelessness of everything else, there were no flavors for the rice to absorb. I loaded it with hot sauce and even still, barely ate any of it. It was bad. As mentioned at the top, the beignets saved this meal. 6 of us got 3 orders and they were good. Not cafe du monde (New Orleans) or Huey's (Savannah) good, but a respectable beignets with lots of sugar. I did enjoy these immensely. Our server was good. Friendly, attentive. But service alone can't save a poor food experience. Everyone else was happier. Po boys were apparently good as was my lady's salmon with a lime cilantro glaze. Kids seem to have enjoyed their meals. But I am not sure I could have been more unhappy with mine.

I found this place on Yelp when I was in town on business. I had seen ettoufee as an option…read moresomewhere locally on a different night but couldn't remember where and was craving some Cajun/Creole beyond just a steamed platter. I decided on the Bayou Sampler - Crawfish Etoufee, Shrimp Creole, Chicken & Sausage Gumbo, Jambalaya, Red Beans & Rice. The Gumbo, Jambalaya & Etoufee were my favorites. Red Beans & Rice was OK. I did not really care for the Creole at all and would have been extremely disappointed if that had been all I ordered. For dessert I was torn between the White Chocolate Bread Pudding and the Beignets. I ultimately decided on the Beignets to take some with me when I couldn't finish. I was certainly not disappointed. I would consider returning if in the area.

Sharee is a good waitress with a welcoming smile and attitude. I ordered the white grits with…read moresausage and shrimp with a biscuit. The biscuit was good but definitely a second to the meal. The shrimp as amazing! The grits creamy, I only added pepper because personal preference, no salt needed. The sausage was good too. Overall this was a great first experience at Huskers Stone Mountain. I will definitely recommend. I'm glad my usual stop in the area was closed and I got a chance to give this place a try! The music is great blend. Give it a try, you won't regret it!!

Very tasty, great service. But.... for $17.00+, the Gumbo Grits really should have at least a dozen…read moreshrimp and more than just a few chunks of kielbasa. Please add more.