You’ll Love Everything About This Retro Georgia Restaurant That’s Well Worth The Drive

Times they are a’changing in Georgia. While there are many new, modern restaurants popping up throughout the state, like the board game cafe for instance, there are still those few retro restaurants that can bring us all back to a different time. Check out this retro-style diner in Georgia that is worth the drive no matter where you live.

The Silver Skillet in Atlanta, Georgia has been serving up delicious Southern breakfasts in the area since 1956.

Prepare yourself for a retro-experience filled with country-fare and vintage decor, taking you back to better days.

The food at The Silver Skillet is always rewarding—serving up breakfast and lunch like you would expect to find in a retro-diner atmosphere.

Beyond the scrumptious food, The Silver Skillet also has become quite the staple within the film industry as well, being featured in a wide variety of movies and television.

You really never know who will show up, either for a warm meal or to shoot a scene.

When you visit The Silver Skillet, expect to find traditional Southern favorites like scrambled eggs, creamy grits, and country-fried ham.

But there are also more modern gems on the menu like the deliciously savory and sweet Chicken and Waffles.

If there is one thing you order off the menu at The Silver Skillet, it’s the Lemon Ice-Box Pie, which has been voted as one of the "5 Best Pies in the USA" by Life Magazine, and one of the Top 100 Foods in the World by Saveur Magazine in 2012.

Visit this retro-style restaurant for delicious country fare, and a breakfast that will take you back years.

For a true Southern meal, and what some have said to be the best breakfast in Atlanta, head on over to The Silver Skillet Restaurant.

The address for the Silver Skillet Restaurant is 200 14th St NW, Atlanta, GA 30318. The hours of the restaurant are from Monday through Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. To find out more information about this one-of-a-kind Southern breakfast spot, visit the website and Facebook Page.