Silver Skillet

Silver Skillet the can be found at 14th St Nw 200. The following is offered: Restaurants: Southern. The entry is present with us since Sep 10, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Atlanta there are 25 other Restaurants: Southern. An overview can be found here.

Save Time: If there's a long line, try the smaller dining room next to the main one. You don't get the same ambience, but you do get the same food.

If there's a long line, try the smaller dining room next to the main one. You don't get the same ambience, but you do get the same food.

Old school breakfasts that draws in all sorts of crowds; very cheesy cheese grits; yummy pancakes; friendly and attentive waitstaff (perhaps of the same vintage as the restaurant); traditional candies that are hard to find outside of purchasing them online.

Surrounding sophisticated restaurants don't intimidate the Silver Skillet, icon of another day. The list of films that have been at least partially made at this restaurant is legendary. Breakfast, served all day, is traditional Southern, with grits, eggs, buttermilk biscuits and side meats (get the country ham and red-eye gravy or the grilled corned beef hash). We've had better sausage cream...

Notwithstanding the pressures of surrounding sophisticated restaurants, the Silver Skillet holds on, icon of another day. Breakfast, served all day, is traditional Southern, with grits, eggs, buttermilk biscuits and side meats (get the… Read More

For a “time-travel experience” in Midtown, check out this circa-1956, “must-see” diner (“if you like being called ‘hon’”, “this is your place”); maybe it’s looking a bit “dingy” and you may want to “avoid it if you’re dieting”, but it’s hard to beat for an authentic “old-school Southern experience.”

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Small and worn, but inevitably busy, this old-school diner is a Midtown morning destination. Likeably Deep South, the small dining room and counter are an early-morning salt...

In the world of the classic greasy spoon, The Silver Skillet stands as Atlanta's benchmark for quaint quality. The home cooked Southern dishes are heavily laden with gravy, sauces, flavor and calories, but who cares? The lunch specials arrive at your table in enormous portions and irresistible. You can always wash the grits down with fresh buttermilk and sweet tea, another Southern tradition....