Lemon pepper chicken was fire .... And the fries wasn't bad…read moreat all.... I came back the next day to get some more

Listen I know this is IN the mall.. But OMG the food here is always 10/10…read more I always get the mild or hot garlic pepper with fries.. So that's personally the only food item I can review. But the wings are always hot and fresh, as are the fries. They work really fast and are friendly. Plus it's an open kitchen. Which is always nice, especially for a mall. So you can see everything they're doing!

Great food, great customer service!I tried oxtails for the very first time, It was flavorful and…read morevery delicious.The potato salad was 10/10 and the collard greens were 9/10! I wanted yams, but they had already sold out, so maybe I can try them next time.I would definitely recommend this place!

RECOMMENDED: Nice black own Chicago based restaurant offering authentic food…read more FOOD: Very good. The fries & Italian beef was hearty! It was soooooo much meat...I ate off of this for like 3 days. SERVICE: Friendly and cordial. (I do love that upon me exiting the I assume owner detoured a man who was just about to do something I was off guard to notice...he shut him down from asking me from whatever was in his mind) I respected that so much!!! AMBIANCE: You can sit & eat or pick up and go. It's a great place to grab a bite I give this place my stamp of approval.

My coworker suggested I check out this new spot during my break. I was met with a cheerful greeting…read moreand the smells of good home cooking. The owner and the other cook(s) were very pleasant and inviting. This is definitely a good spot to come to on your day off or your break from work. They are very fast and the portions are generous. All the prices for the mart here for your drinks are reasonable as well.

Great food, good service and I recommend this place. I had a veggie plate and cat fish. Everything…read morewas delicious.

Trading Post Cafe is an unassuming restaurant camouflaged in a shopping center in Villa Rica, GA…read more While the outside may not catch your eye, the inside will! The Trading Post Cafe is a spot where local folks come to eat. A visitor can easily spot the "regulars" chatting with their servers. The staff is patient, attentive and extremely kind. We were visiting the area and found The Trading Post Cafe via Google when looking for a breakfast spot. Our entire party agreed that it was the highlight of our day! Our server, Kate, to exceptional care of us. The menu had plenty of options for whatever size appetite. We were their for breakfast and enjoyed the southern comfort food...especially the pancakes, biscuits and apples!

I ordered a breakfast of 3 eggs, grits, toast, corned beef hash, and coffee…read more The corned beef has was over cooked to the point of being crusty. I didn't notice that immediately. When my server came back several minutes later, she asked how my breakfast was. I pointed to the corned beef hash's burned side and mentioned they. No apology offered. She asked with indifference if I wanted them to remake them. I said yes. She said it'll be a bit. I told her never mind, I don't have time. She said ok and walked away. At the register I was asked if everything was good. I said no. I was asked what was wrong. I said the corned beef hash was overcooked and crusty. She asked if I told my server. I said yes. She then gave me the total due without even offering to remove the burnt food. This food was seen by the cook and server at a minimum and nobody cared from those two moments till I paid.

I had gone to Stoddard's next door and decided to get a bit to eat. So I went to see what all the…read morefuss was about from the previous reviews. I fully expected a train wreck. What I saw was a decent, but older little "mom and pop" diner that does old school home-style cooking very well. The staff is not trained to the level of the Georgian Club, its true, but then again, this is not the Georgian Club. It appears to be a small family owned and operated business so people multi-task. The country fried steak was great, the mashed potatoes were fine. It was all about what I would expect at the price point. My friend had the chicken and raved about it. If you are looking for a 5-star experience, this is not your place. If you are looking for good food, reasonably priced served in a old school diner style, well, this is not a bad choice. I did not see any confederate flag t-shirts. I did have the waitress that one reviewer suggested was on crack or a prostitute because of her mouth and eye movements. She was very competent and good. She does have twitch or two appearing to be something like a hyperkinetic disorder to me, but I guess for some it is easier to classify anyone with disability a crack head. I will be back when in Douglasville. Overall, I find this to be a good place to eat.

Ordered the ham and cheese omelette with extra ham and extra cheese did not get that the ham inside…read morewas burnt to a crisp and asked for my hashbrowns to be lightly done. They were burnt and my toast was burnt. I ignored the first time then I ordered it again on the following Saturday and again same thing burnt food finally called him and told him about it. They were nice and they said they were credit me but then when I tried to call today, they literally said they couldn't honor it because they didn't know who said it who wrote it down or if they wrote it down and they can't just give away free food and then when I asked if I can talk to the owner, they said that that he never comes in very often and that even if she gave him my number that he would probably not even call seems to me the owner don't give a fuck about his customers anymore. It's been a long time standing diner, which has totally fallen apart it doesn't have that nice hometown feeling anymore and they have definitely lost a customer for life. If the owner don't give a fuck neither do I and I highly advise everyone not to even go because their food literally sucks now has no flavor. The spaghetti sucked someone else had the country fried steak said it tasted just like a hospital food with no flavor so to me I don't see the Bankhead Diner staying open very much longer especially if the owner is gonna continue to treat his customers and it seems like their employees as well. Shitty so so when I recommend this place hell no and I don't even wanna rate it I give it a 0. I want to write it a -10.

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!

Watery peach shake. No flavor. Will definitely never get it again. Burger was okay. I would say…read morethis place seems overrated and overpriced. Plenty of other good places to get better quality food and pay the same price. Staff was super nice though.

Still one of my favorite guilty pleasure burger spots. The customization of your own burger is…read moregreat. The staff is usually friendly and attentive. Custard is great.

Excellent customer service from Grace (specifically). From the moment we walked in until the time…read morewe left, she demonstrated the kind of hospitality that feels like a lost art. I call it the industry standard; attentive, welcoming, knowledgeable, and genuinely invested in making sure guests have a great experience. When we stopped in for lunch, there was only one other diner in the restaurant, but don't let that fool you. If you're in the area, this spot is worth a visit. Chat & Choo offers an interesting American-Thai fusion menu that combines familiar comfort foods with unique twists. One surprise favorite for me was the spinach and mozzarella spring rolls. I didn't realize I needed those in my life, but they were absolutely delicious. Such simple ingredients, yet they worked perfectly together. I ordered the Pad Thai, which was very good. My friend went with the breakfast steak, eggs, and grits, along with a colossal-sized pancake. He couldn't stop talking about how much he enjoyed his meal. What really stood out, though, was the customer service. Even if the food had been average, Grace's professionalism and warmth would have made the visit memorable. Too many restaurants overlook the importance of greeting guests properly, checking on them throughout their meal, and making them feel appreciated when they leave. Grace did all of those things effortlessly. I had never heard of Chat & Choo before this visit, but I'll definitely be returning with friends. Great service creates loyal customers, and that's exactly what happened here.

Change she was one of my favorite places to go for work lunches. It's a great atmosphere in a…read moreprivate setting if you're looking for it. I love the whole vibe of the place. The service and staff are fantastic. I have a gluten intolerance so they are very good at accommodating for food restrictions. The train does drive-by, and there's a brief moment where they train horn blows and it's relatively loud, but the building itself is well insulated. So it doesn't disturb your meeting.