Does your city/town have a good diner?

Marietta Diner was on DDD. It’s pretty decent. But theres much better food around Marietta/Atlanta than Marietta Diner

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Marietta Diner was on DDD. It’s pretty decent. But theres much better food around Marietta/Atlanta than Marietta Diner

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Went there once. Decent, but over hyped. Metro Diner is about the same. The Majestic is an experience, best late at night. OK Cafe is pretty good.

And there's always Waffle House and Huddle House. Probably a better value and you never know when things get real.

We have Hub City and Mel's. Both are good and owned by good people. The husband of the lady that owns Mel's is a complete a-hole.

yeah I’ve been there multiple times at 3-4am with meetings going on in the corner. Their Challah bread French toast is fire. The spanakopita and lemon soup as well. They have 5+ other restaurants as well around metro Atlanta

The best kept secret in downtown Athens GA is the Mayflower Cafe. They haven't changed a damn thing in 50 years, despite everything else changing around them, constantly. Cash only. Don't ask for something gluten free. Don't expect an in-and-out experience, they work on 1950's time.

The Majestic in the Poncey-Highlands neighborhood of ATL. The Silver Skillet in the North Midtown neighborhood of ATL. Both great traditional old-school diner spots. Not recreations of old school diners, but old school diners that still survive.

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Not really but at least most of the Mexican places serve up a pretty good breakfast

Dot's Dina, Darlin

Dallas has one near Parkland Hospital, the names escapes me. Best diner I knew of while living there.

Not from Hattiesburg but use to enjoy going to Rocket City Diner