I came for lunch Monday! I had an amazing experience the food was excellent. our server Aaron was very knowledgeable and super personable. definitely coming back! read more

The food with was delicious. 100% hundred percent southern hospitality! The vintage Coca-Cola decorations are extremely cute and funny. read more

I had a burger and fries there for lunch, and it was delicious. The employees were friendly, too, which I very much appreciate.

Breakfast was amazing. Very clean and friendly. Definitely coming back. Don't just drive by like I did for years. Stop in!!!!

Biscuits are amazing. Rest of it is ok. They are remodeling and it's not pretty, yet. Nice folks. Food was more than I've seen at other places. But it was all good. And coffee cup was big and for some reason stayed hot for forever. read more

It's been 15 years since I've been here, but it still looks the same. I found the Duluth Rexall Grill back when I worked in this area, but I lost touch with this old friend over the years. Driving by just a few days ago reminded me of the old days and put them back on my radar. My family ordered a variety of lunch items, but I really wanted to try the breakfast. ------------ - - - - - - THE DETAILS Date & Time: Sunday, December 9th, 2012 @ 12:30pm Dining Companions: Wife and kids What to expect: Friendly service, 70's style diner interior Liquid: water + 1 sprite Ordered: Chicken & Dressing (4/5), Chicken Tenders (3.5/5) Biscuit w/ sausage gravy & eggs (2/5) 4 sides (4/5) Dislikes: All breakfast items Absolutely Loved: squash casserole and mac n' cheese Total: $40.74 ------------ - - - - - BREAKFAST was not good. My eggs were hard, the sausage was waaaay overcooked prior to being added to the gravy for my biscuit, and the pancake was "meh". Our server asked if I wanted my hash browns "crispy", but I did think that meant fried to the point of almost being burnt. They were totally inedible in my opinion. The servers here treat all the tables as communal. Although you have a main server, anyone here is likely to help you. However, as totally wonderful as our servers were, none of them seemed to notice I hated my potatoes. I didn't eat one bite. The LUNCH items my family sampled were much better than my breakfast. The four sides my wife ordered were fantastic. Mac n' Cheese was near perfection and so was the squash casserole. Mashed potatoes were average, but the collard greens were very good. Our children had the chicken fingers and chicken w/dressing and gravy. They loved their food and gave the chicken w/dressing high praise. I tasted it and I totally agree, it was delicious. ------------ - - - - - - OVERALL, I would say the lunch sides were as good as Mary Mac's Tea Room or better, but breakfast was a complete and utter disappointment. Even though the prices are reasonable, the a la carte options add up quick! Our final bill was over $40 and we only had water to drink. My suggestion: Lunch is the best way to go unless you like your sausage patties to resemble hockey pucks and hash browns crispy enough to use as a weapon. Or better yet, be sure to specify you don't want anything "crispy". read more

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my family and I have been eating here since the early 90s best food and service!! " like going to grandmas house"

The exterior of this restaurant is something you wouldn't find anywhere else. It's a half restaurant/diner and half pharmacy. When you step inside you feel inspired to tell a "Your mama's so old" joke. This is bad comedy. The Good: + Food exemplifies home cooking. The food is absolutely 5 stars. Meatloaf, fried okra, wow. My colleagues had mac n cheese, meat & vegetable soup, cornbread and other scrumptious looking items. I did not order off the menu, but off the white board (listing specials of the day). + The chicken biscuit! Wow that's a big chicken! Still, it's inferior to Chick-Fil-A's [http://www.yelp.com/biz/chick-fil-a-inc-duluth-2], ahem. + The California Raisins on the ledge in the kitchen area are cool. + The waitresses are friendly and the service is good. The Bad: - Cash is king. No plastic, personal checks or lay-a-way plans. - Poor mama in the front has that old small tv screen with the rabbit ears. In this day and age, I bet they could afford a 60" plasma, but it would throw everything off. - Sweet Tea is really sweet. Wow, you need some regular tea to dilute it. The Ugly: -- The last time I ate here was 5 years ago. They still have the same nasty furniture. The decor is hideous. When you're eating here, you may feel like you're eating in a soup kitchen... in the 60's. -- The adjoined pharmacy is peculiar as well. Go inside and see for yourself. -- The police. Dudes are on foot with their speed guns to catch aggressive drivers. Seriously, drive slowly. IFHTP 2 read more

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My coworkers and I come here for lunch often, recently the service has been lacking. The past two or three trips have been sub-par, we've just been going to the family restaurant next door. read more

Food was as good if not better than expected. Everyone in our party of 5 enjoyed their breakfast/lunch that we ordered. The staff was friendly and accommodating. For the price the food was outstanding. I would take it over the meal that I paid four times as much the night before. We enjoyed the corn biscuits so much that we ordered more to go. read more

My first visit to the Dulth Rexall Grill last week was like travelling back to South Georgia when I was growing up. It reminded me of my mom's cooking first of all, but also of several places I remember eating. I've been there for lunch once and breakfast once, so far, and both were great. Good solid comfort food, served fast. I particularly loved the fried okra, with rather than being drowned in batter and fried soft, was dipped just enough to allow a good crisp finish, while not drowning the okra. It was exactly like my ex mother-in-law makes it, and hers is my favorite! The breakfast was also great. My over medium egg was cooked perfectly (I'm pretty picky about my eggs... runny yellows, NO runny whites). The sawmill gravy was a bit plain, but not bad still. My first cup of coffee seemed pretty weak, but the refills were all fine, so I suspect I got part of a pot that had somehow gone wrong. The staff was attentive and friendly. The decor (Coca-cola from the wall paper to the collectibles and art) was comfortable, reminding me of several drug stores in south Georgia I remember. One reviewer mentioned cash only, but that policy has changed. They do take credit cards. Really just felt at home here (and full when I left). read more

Duluth Rexall Grill - Chicken and dressing... fried okra... and creamed corn. - American Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Pulled into the parking lot there for a Saturday morning breakfast and was met by a fleet of Morgan cars. Immediately, I was curious as I had never seen these automobiles before (maybe I'm sheltered?). I proceeded to stroll about the parking lot, looking at the exterior (and interior when possible) from a safe distance. Already my morning meal was starting out differently. The bf and I walked into a blast from the past, as we were greeted by Coca-Cola memorabilia and taped-up booth seats, along with tables and flooring that have seen better days. Admittedly, we were the only "ethnic" people there, but that did not deter us from dining there. We both got omelettes, he had sides of home fries and pancakes and I chose the biscuit. Everything came out very good and in a reasonable amount of time. We did feel slightly neglected by the several servers that swung by our booths, as they chit-chatted with what I presumed to be regulars (as hugs and such were exchanged). I think that type of treatment is probably customary when you ask for the menu--it seems that only newbies request these. Anyway, the biscuit was good, though I preferred the pancakes. Luckily for me, bf exchanged half his pancakes for my slightly bit-into biscuit. I think I may get slapped for this, but Flying Biscuit Cafe is still cradling my biscuit heart. Regardless, good breakfast fare and a nice way to experience good ol' American diner-dining. read more

The nastiest food ever country fried steak was swimming in grease tasted so bad will never go back again read more

Duluth Rexall Grill - Yuck - American Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

This is an old-fashioned, family-owned Southern diner with a very traditional menu (don't think healthy), with special appeal to locals who take pleasure in a time-dated interior and friendly waiters. If that sounds condescending, we don't mean it. We're quite comfy here, but if you want or require upscale dining, this is not your stop. Take breakfast, for instance. They know how to fix whatever kind of egg dish you're in the mood for, and the grits are hot and as good tasting as you'll find anywhere around Atlanta. They cook the bacon well done (the way we prefer), serve up salty country ham and fluffy pancakes. Downside: the biscuits are too chewy and too often served lukewarm. Dark gravy is tasty, white gravy less so. For lunch, standards like meatloaf and fried chicken are yummy, and the tea is sweeter than the usual Southern sweet tea. Would we recommend the diner? Sure. Just know what's you're in for. And, by the way, not unlike a lot of small diners, they accept only cash, not checks and plastic. And one more by the way: the last restaurant we wrote about before this diner was Le Bernadin, the Michelin three-star gourmet palace in Manhattan. That's nothing if not catholicity of taste, isn't it? read more

Currently remodeling, but I have no doubt that it will look dazzling here soon. Employees treat you like family, the food is delicious... although it doesn't look the prettiest, the Rexall's food has me drooling. read more

Best cheesesteak omelette ever. Hash browns were nice and crisp. Sweet Tea was on point. Pretty big place nice server and cook will be back.

Walked in and did not know we can seat our selves. Friends and I stood there for a good minute or two before we were told we can sit anywhere. A bit awkward... I liked the decor and atmosphere. Overall, everyone was friendly. Our waiter was great! He was friendly and knew the menu very well. Definitely had that old classic mom and pop shop feel, which we liked. Food was okay. A bit pricey for the quality. My friends got burger and fries. Apparently the burger was basic and fries were under cooked. I got meatloaf, mac n cheese, rice and gravy, and cornbread. Meatloaf was good. The noodles in the mac n cheese were over done, literally melted in your mouth. Corn bread was a bit dry. Only reason I gave this place 3 stars is because of the service, but neither my friends or I will be going back. Sorry rexall! read more

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I used to go there with a friend years ago and it was good food and prices. Now the food isn't very good and prices are way higher. A bowl of vegetable soup is $8.29. Probably should be $3.29. Yeah. That crazy. Won't be back. read more

This place is a staple in the downtown Duluth food scene. It also brings back some very fond memories of me and my Dad going to eat breakfast before work. As a small child eating in a place called Silver's Drug Store with a post office and a restaurant (now Ellen's Kitchen) in the back. Well this place is just about the same except the drugstore is next door. They are open early and filled with the common working man. The breakfast in your normal eggs bacon, sausage, omelets, pancakes and your normal stuff. The staff is one older lady and a younger cook. I have enjoyed their offerings a few times now. It will be a regular spot for me I believe. I can normally get in and get food pretty fast. It has been and I'm sure will be a good start to my long work day. read more

Duluth Rexall Grill - A simply done sausage n cheese omelet with rye toast - American Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Thought I would try this place. Looks interesting and many good reviews. How could you go wrong. Well, the food was good and so was the service. Everybody there was nice and helpful. BUT BEWARE. Everything is ala cart. Price reflects a single egg. That's it. $5+ Now add an egg + meat + grits + drink + gravy + potato = $13. The old Rexall drug store from way back, still looks the same. (the one modern thing is the inflated price). Oh well. Food was good. Must try, once. read more

I was in the mood for a good southern breakfast and decided to come here. Great decision! The sausage gravy biscuits and Hash browns were delicious! Service was great too. read more

Duluth Rexall Grill - American Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Ok Food, $/4 pricewise, ok service. Very basic decor felt like being in a high school lunch room down to the portable fold out tables. Someone likes Coca Cola Coke as the place is sporadically decorated in coke collectibles...down to the wallpaper When we got there there were a whole lot of tables with reserve signs on them. We were lucky to get one booth that didn't have a reserve sign. I guess they have seats set aside for their regulars. Everything was alright. Honestly nothing spectacular so I'm not quite understanding why this place has the stars it has. I guess it's a fav of the locals nearby sort of like Mel's dinner from Happy Days or something. read more

Well I had to try it a grill and a drugstore in one so I had to patty melt and fries patty melt only comes on wheat bread there's only wheat or white bread I can handle that patty melt wasn't bad I love the fact that wasn't a frozen patty. Fry's half done crinkle cut fries. my husband had mashed potatoes meatloaf and green beans just know on that absolutely no. It all tasted like everything came out of a box. The meatloaf and potatoes was disgusting. It is an interesting atmosphere not sorry I tried it but wouldn't do it again read more

Duluth Rexall Grill - The inside of the grill - American Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Best country breakfast ever!! Best customer service!! Best bacon and grits!! They have awesome pancakes and homemade biskets:) great place! read more

Duluth Rexall Grill - American Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

A local icon as far as restaurants goes. Over 50 years and counting. I eat here whenever I'm in the area for work. Only problem I have is all the choices on the menu! There are plenty! If you leave here hungry, you've got a problem! I'm just glad they survived the pandemic, unlike other restaurants in the area. read more

Salty, dry, no originality and I swear it was hamburger helper.... Just bloody awful unless your idea of a fancy restaurant is Golden Corral. read more

I came here with a friend & her baby boy. The staff that greeted us and waited on us (a brunette lady & her daughter) were very nice. This is a very local diner, a bit outdated but definitely has that southern style charm. The food was good, specifically the sides like creamed potatoes, biscuits, Mac n cheese, & potato salad. That Mac n cheese is amazing! The baked chicken was alright but nothing to write home about & I was disappointed with the corn bread. I love cornbread but this was so salty & dry! What I really didn't care for is the amount of looks & stares we received from some of the other patrons there. It wasn't even mean exactly, just very uncomfortable and awkward. We literally felt eyes on us the entire time we were there. We are both South Asian so apparently they don't get many South Asians dining there?? Overall, I am interested in other menu items but would much prefer NOT to be stared down. read more

My vegetable omelet was decent, but no herbs or spices. The two sausage patties were okay, the fresh sliced tomatoes were excellent! Altogether a bland breakfast. The "blood of Jesus" note in the bathroom and other (political) claptrap is a turnoff. On the way out, an older lady asked about our meal, we said we found it on yelp, will add a review. She said to be sure to add a Bible verse, so here it is, First Corinthians 6:13... Meats for the belly, and the belly for meats; but God shall destroy both them and it. I interpret this as "God doesn't want me to go back to the Duluth Rexall Grill, or my appetite will be destroyed." read more

The Rexall Grill is a staple of America, the South, and what makes Georgia great. I have been going to the Rexall Grill for breakfast since before I can remember. This is your family owned, family run, down home, southern soul food diner. It's the history and tradition that makes the place unique. Old Coke paraphernalia on the walls, booth cushions so old and original they're held together by duct tape and corduroy upholstery. You can expect to hear yes sir, yes ma'am, please & thank you, y'all come back now ya hear! If your looking for trendy health food, this is not your place. If you are looking for tasty southern lovin' in your food, come on by! read more

Like a walk back into time. Just an old fashion drug store dinner (the kind your father or grandfather grew up going to). The breakfast is out of this world, biscuits and gravy are 5 stars. Best grits in town. Lunch is really something special, meatloaf, mac&cheese, fried chicken and banana pudding. The veggie soup is great and so is the chicken salad sandwich. If your ever in the area for lunch do yourself a favor and check the place out. A nice place to take grandma or grandpapa. It will bring back a few good memories. read more

The service was great the food was great.But the price was outrages.We had two breakfast plates consisting of two eggs 2 sausage two grits two coffee and one pancake each.I go to pay the bill i take a $20.00 out and BAM like a punch in the face ! ! That will be $32.52 What? Are you kidding me? $32.52 for breakfast?These people are out of their minds with the prices.Just next door at the Family Restaurant Less than $20.00 for the same thing.So if you want to eat there it`s great service great food but bring your bank roll. read more

Love this little 'country' store/restaurant. It is a gem hidden in the middle of a modern-day city. Each time I go here it reminds me of my grandparent's old-time restaurant where all the old men of the town would go and eat breakfast. Everyone is friendly and seems to know eachother. I have only been here for breakfast, so I cannot speak to any of their other food. Their food is good, reasonably priced, and quick. Bonus: they have the most amazing Coca-Cola display including Coca-Cola wall-paper, plates, etc. Such a neat experience. read more

Had a Scout Mob for this place and wanted breakfast on a beautiful Saturday morning in Duluth, so hubby and I checked it out! From the outside, the place looks like it was a throwback to the 60's. Turns out, they prefer it that way as a means to preserve the history of the place, which was established in the late 1960's. As we walked in, it was like stepping back in time! Coca Cola wallpaper, old-time vintage Coca Cola signs on the walls, and an old-style lunch counter feel. As we walked through the door, we weren't sure whether we should wait to be seated or seat ourselves. Of course, our attention immediately went to the sign posted at the front door, thinking that it was going to give us seating instructions, but it was a bible verse. Cool! I like! Walking in a little farther, we were greeted by a server who invited us to take a seat wherever we liked. The whole time, the servers were SUPER nice, did lots of check-backs, kept the coffee hot, and made sure that we had anything we needed. My husband really appreciated the fact that the youngsters still said "Yes, sir" and "No, sir". Great server staff. The food was delicious too! I had the classic one-egg breakfast with grits and a pancake, and I added on hashbrowns (delicious) and a half-order of bacon (2 slices). My husband had the same, but he had two eggs and also added on a Red Hot link ($2.99 for HALF of a link that was split open and grilled, so I wouldn't recommend it). At the end of our meal, we both commented that this was really good food, hot and fresh! It wasn't as inexpensive as I had read or expected; even with saving $10 using the "half-off up to $10 deal" on Scout Mob, we still had to pay a little more than $15 more. $25 is kinda high for a down-home breakfast. Anyway, we will still enjoyed the food and the service so much that we will definitely be back, even without the Scout Mob discount! read more

Typical small town diner. Did not disappoint. I had two biscuits with sausage gravy as well as two eggs scrambled. Plenty of sausage in the gravy. A lot of places tend to skimp on the sausage, but Rexall did not. Plus, to top it all off, they currently have a county inspection score of 100. Great job! read more

Good food, can't beat the scout mob deal either. Great southern style dishes, but there was a spider in our booth and the bread had mold on it. Try the pb cake, it's delicious! read more

Have been going to Rexall for the past 20 years and in the past few year prices have gone through the roof and quality has gone way down. Had breakfast there the weekend on Oct 11 and for 2 people what we used to pay less than $20 came to over $32. The gravy tasted like soap and the eggs had a funny taste. When went to pay almost lost it when was told to pay over $32. This was on a Saturday around 9am and there was only 5 or 6 tables occupied. Used to be standing room only on Saturday and Sunday. won't be going back. read more

If your looking for a down home country style breakfast spot where the locals hang out this IS your stop Nothing fancy just great food, best wait staff, and affordable Don't be shock if you strike up a conversation with a local it will happen This local diner has plenty of seating, parking, and makes you feel at home Super eggs, gravy, sausage, smoked sausage, hash browns, and GRAVY. The biscuits are freshly made and melt in your mouth. The coffee is plentiful and super delicious Be prepared to be greeted with a smile and be called sir or mam at this great establishment Well done!!!! read more

Great food in a place like home. Always friendly no matter what you want or who you are. read more

Duluth Rexall Grill - For for a king. - American Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Long time meat and three location about to celebrate 50 years i heard today always enjoyed lunch here

The food was delicious. Seriously old school southern cooking. Chicken and Dressing, fresh Cantelope, and butter peas cooked the best way possible. It was great lunch in a place that reminds me of small towns and the best sort of meat n three places. The one downside - Prices not posted any where, I had no idea my simple lunch would be $12. With a tip, that makes it a more expensive lunch place than I would normally pick. Would definitely eat there again, maybe just not as often if the prices were a little more reasonable. read more