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229, Peachtree Street Northeast, 30303, Atlanta, Fulton County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 404-577-1420
website: www.metrodineratl.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 33.7597674, Longitude: -84.3862105
Dhruv Patel
::It is very hard to put into words the best description for this place. It is a meme but a meme in a good way. Upstairs is a diner with many patrons and downstairs is a bar full of middle-age party-ers. They have TV with sports on, karaoke, music videos, dance music, and cheap drinks. Food was kinda mid, except the fries which were crispy asl. We went on a Wednesday and it was packed. Just go here and experience it for yourself.
Kimberly Henderson
::It looked spacious fron the exterior but the interior was to closed in. The booths were uncomfortable. I found it difficult to get the attention of servers or other staff. My meal was basic. The menu was sparse. To be fair the fries were crisp and plentiful!
Alejandro Cabral
::The place is nice and clean. I went in for breakfast on a Sunday morning and it was quiet, just as I wanted it to be. The service was good and the food also. Kn my french toast scale, that was a solid 7. More cinnamon would have helped :) I won’t give it 5 stars because it was a bit pricey but the place is good for breakfast at least!
Jessamin (Jess)
::Great aesthetic. Second floor dinning with privacy windows/blinds. I could easily people watch from my porch upstairs in the dinning area. Bathroom was simple, but nice. Food proportions are large, which supplements the price. Tax included in meal made calculations easy. Had the lasagna with a salad, and a gyro with fries. Ended up taking home the salad and a few fries because we were so stuffed! Staff weren't particularly smiley. Our wait staff didn't appear like they wanted to be at work.
Steve Dunthorne
::Breakfast was good, tasty and freshly made. Really lovely lady serving went the extra mile and engaged in conversation too. I really like this place but there's two things which lose you one star. It's a bit dingey inside. All the wooden 'venetian' shutters are locked closed. I'd prefer to have daylight for breakfast, not dark room with blue and red neon lighting. And you only offer Smuckers breakfast syrup, and not maple syrup. I find it much too sweet and it doesn't feel as healthy.