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    Eight at Eight

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Home Grown - Comfy Chicken

    Home Grown

    4.4(1.8k reviews)
    6.6 miReynoldstown
    $$

    Home Grown is a hidden Atlanta gem, delivering the best comfort food ITP. I visited for a quick…read morebrunch and as always was never disappointed. Location and Parking Located on Memorial Drive, they have a lot with free parking, but when it gets crowded (spoiler alert: it always does) there's also street parking available. Venue and Atmosphere Step through the door adorned with a million stickers, and it's like being transported into someone's home kitchen. The vibes are comforting and casual, with friendly service to match. Food and drinks Pro tip: get the breakfast enchiladas! The chorizo was so flavorful and the sauce was delicious as well. I took no leftovers because I wanted to experience all of the deliciousness on the spot. Service From the hostess to our actual server to whoever is working the bar, the staff were amazing. Food arrived quickly, even though there was a steady constant stream of people coming and going Verdict I'll be back!

    This place is consistently a 4 star. I really like the vibe of this place. It is always a pleasure…read moreto eat at a venue where the people came for the food and no frills. I ordered the comfy chicken with a salmon patty and french toast. Weird combination but I wanted to try many items. The French toast was really good and simple. The salmon patty is good value but more breading than I expected. The comfy chicken seemed to be more breading than last time but the gravy had more sausage this time. No complaints.

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    The Silver Skillet - Two egg breakfast- bacon and biscuits

    The Silver Skillet

    3.8(552 reviews)
    3.8 miGeorgia Tech, Westside / Home Park
    $$

    I've been coming to The Silver Skillet for breakfast a few times now because I wanted to try a…read morevariety of things on the menu, and I can confidently say this place is special. They're about to hit 70 years this May, and it makes sense the second you walk in. The inside is about as classic diner as it gets. Comfortable booths, old-school feel, and a front counter with snacks, shirts, and little items for sale that just add to the charm. The staff is what really takes it over the top. Nikki has been my server multiple times, and she's amazing. She's usually singing or whistling along to whatever music is playing, and it honestly puts you in a good mood without you even realizing it. Service like that is rare. Food-wise, I've tried several things now, and everything has been great, but here are my top standouts: The catfish is one of my favorites. It comes in strips, fried perfectly, and packed with flavor. Chicken and waffles are excellent. The waffle is crispy on the outside and soft inside instead of fluffy, and it works really well. The chicken itself is seriously flavorful -- not just crispy, but seasoned really well all the way through. But the biggest surprise for me: The country ham with red-eye gravy. I'm not exaggerating when I say this might be the best ham I've ever had. It's thinly sliced, so you don't have to deal with a thick, chewy cut, and it's full of flavor. The red-eye gravy that the ham is marinated in (which I was told is a family recipe) takes it to another level. They also give you extra on the side to dip. If you mix that ham with over-easy eggs and hash browns, then grab a bite with a biscuit... that's one of the best breakfast bites I've had in a long time. And to top it all off, it just pairs perfectly with a nice, cold Diet Coke. Something about that combo just works. And to be clear, it's not just one or two good items -- everything I've had here has been great. I've also tried the omelet, the chicken biscuit with egg and cheese, and the country fried steak, and they've all been consistently delicious. They have a large breakfast menu, and I still haven't even gotten into lunch yet. Only thing to keep in mind is parking. There is a lot on the side, but it fills up quickly since other businesses share the area. If you come at a busy time, it might take a minute to find a spot. Overall, this is one of those places you keep coming back to. Spots like this are part of the community and deserve the support. Wishing them another 100 years.

    There are places in the world that should never go away. They are there for a reason, put on earth…read morefor enjoyment and while new generations might complain about them, it's not the places that need to adapt, it's the people who need to find appreciation for such establishments. The Silver Skillet is exactly that. No, they don't serve cappuccinos with breakfast. Yes, the fried pork chop will have bones on it. In other words, stop complaining. Silver Skillet is exactly the opposite of modern brunch and breakfast. Having opened in 1956 and having served as a backdrop for countless films and tv shows, it preserves the most classic diner experience that remains in Atlanta. Not only does it feel like stepping into a movie set, but the experience of being around the people who worked here their whole life and the most classic execution of every detail in preparation is what makes Silver Skillet so special. Let's make sure to love it for what it is and preserve it. If it is not someone's cup of tea, nobody is dragging them back here to eat deep fried pork chops every day.

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    Landmark Diner Buckhead

    2.8(477 reviews)
    1.0 miBuckhead
    $$

    Ok, the place is called the Landark and I am to assume it has seen better days, don't let the…read morebuilding fool you. The food was delicious and that's all that matters to me. I ordered a simple breakfast to go, because I didn't have time to sit in and eat but I would have. 30 minutes later my food was still hot. I ordered because I saw someone eating toast, eggs, bacon and when I tell you the fluffiest eggs, and the bacon tasty and crispy just like I like it. Oh, and they had real home potatoes, not just some tater tots out of a bag. Real, where I am from, smothered potatoes with peppers and onions. I will be back to attend the Punchline Comedy club soon so I'll get to see what dinner is about but as for the breakfast it tasted like a real homemade breakfast . The staff was very nice with a personable feel. The ambiance I will say sends you to a time when diners were personable and quaint.

    I used to love this place years ago, but it has gone downhill. The food is nothing like it used to…read morebe. The chicken fingers were thin, overcooked, and didn't even resemble real chicken. The matzo ball and chicken noodle soup tasted overly lemony and unpleasant. The Greek salad was okay, though it seems they now use sliced olives instead of whole ones. Service was decent, but the food is very overpriced for the quality. The wings were tiny, dry, flavorless, and almost $20. Sadly, the Landmark Diner I remember is gone. I won't be back.

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