by Stu G.

A big deuce... not meaning "two".  Figure it out.  This place needs help.

by Tina V.

Great black n blue burger (blue cheeseburger), great dessert (cheesecake, red velvet cake, etc...) A little pricey for a "diner" but you get huge portions so usually you have enough for 2 meals! The chicken gyro is really great too. The place is never busy though....but food is good and service is good. Yummy!

by Shalin P.

We came here after a night of clubbing.  The prices are a little more expensive than your typical diner, but the big attraction for this place is that they actually have a chicken gyro on the menu.  And it is excellent!  I wish more restaurants had chicken gyros.

by Sarah H.

Went here on a Saturday night.  I think we got there around 11 pm... too early... (tip: it's around the corner from the diner, if you're facing the diner, it's around the left side, there's a side entrance) the place is small, they play good euro-techno style music, very comfy couches.  I suppose the place would pick up as the night went on, but the only strange part was that it seemed everyone who went there knew each other (understandable-- they all looked European).  So, I guess we felt like the "outsiders".  There was a cover: $5 each.  I suppose it would be a cool place to come back later in the night with more people... I'll probably give it another try down the line.

by SHERDEL B.

Ok take it from me, you will never see a star here. But you will see buckhead old money. I use to go here every other day and get Alfredo or Salmon. Both are amazing and both are pricey! This is also a great spot to secret date someone. No one is ever there!P.S. They deliver if you live in Buckhead!

by Vincent P.

Imagine if you will a Denny's type dinner, you enter in and there's a Bar! to your left is a night club! Craziness! are you dreaming! no you have entered the Landmark Buck head dinner!Late night Dinner where you can get a Burger, Gyro, and a Martini!yes I was there on business so I didn't drink , but they looked like they great assortment...of specialized Martinis...I Had a Latte with Hot chocolate mixed (I asked, they delivered) oh nice touch to have ground Cinnamon and nutmeg on the latte...I had a Chicken Gyro...It was good. well sized, the only thing was the chicken was flat like it was processed? but It was still good tasting...WAY TOO HOT!My biggest complaint is all the food was steaming! now maybe I'm a pansy when it comes to this but even the Gyro took a long wile before I could eat it...It was raining out side maybe they thought I wanted to burn my tongue?De core-OK dirty dinner yes....But they have TVs That playing MUSIC VIDEOS! at least when I was there...nice touch...there might have been some playing sports but I would never have noticed...People- well there's a night club in the same Building....so crazy mix of young and foreign clubbers and the old crazy people you see at the Waffle house...brilliant....grr I started this review with a 4 stars.....but I really liked it regardless of the HOt food and pounded chicken....

by Stephanie S.

Landmark Lounge: International Night on Weds Greek Night on Sat.Landmark Lounge is adjacent to the Landmark Diner off Roswell Road and Piedmont Road. It's ambience reflects its location being on the edge of the Buckhead area moving towards Sandy Springs. The lounge offers everything from the comfy couches wrapping around the room, hookah's burning apple flavored tobacco, belly dancers flaunting their hips, hot waitresses asking for your next drink order, and an awesome DJ that places a worldly set of beats to dance to. It's only open on Wednesdays and Saturdays, but it's open late till 3 am. So when your done hitting up the same Buckhead bars you and your friends always go to, try Landmark Lounge. Expect higher than your regular bar prices. But there is never a cover, and you don't have to pay for parking. Expect a mix of people. You won't find many frat boys here. Do expect to hear others speaking different languages.Don't expect to know every song the DJ plays, but do expect to like it (he's the reason why I go here).And maybe you'll find that you like the place, and maybe you'll find out that you don't.

by Craig E.

All we wanted were some eggs and a side of pancakes. Apparently this takes an act of Congress since there are no sides of pancakes in the menu, just pancakes as a meal. We went in around 12:30 in the afternoon and there were only a handful of people in the restaurant. Still, it took about 25 minutes to get our orders to the table. Friendly, slow and expensive. With all the choices in the area, this is not the combination I was looking for.

by Sarah S.

I went on an "international night," to be more specific Persian night.The crowd was gorgeous.  I sat mesmerized most of the night, watching everyone dance.  Not the standard bump and grind--less come n' get it, more come hither.  A few hits on the hookah DID NOT give me bronchitis (see Divan review).  A dark, mysterious friend of a friend paid for everything reaffirming that chivalry is alive and well...in some cultures anyway...

by Carrie Neal W.

No. Mostly, I just say no. I haven't always had bad experiences here . . . but I've never had really good ones, and I've always been annoyed that I just didn't go to Waffle House.The main draw for me about this place is that it's open 24 hours (caveat: it isn't a bad place for a business breakfast, early am, but most of my experiences were, um, late night). And I don't always want "the grease" of a House meal, so what else are the options right around this neighborhood? The sandwiches aren't bad- grilled cheese or a chicken sandwich, ok. Fries . . .not bad, but not great either. For breakfast (real breakfast, like the 8am kind, not the after-bar-hopping kind), omelets were ok, but a little greasy for my taste and the grits were runny. Not being a dessert person, I haven't tried any but will agree with a couple other reviewers that they certainly look like they'd be fantastic! They do have a really extensive menu, though, so . . . maybe . . .I say, you're better off with the not-too-far-away OK Cafe if it's still open or the Waffle House if it's late night . . . and the Goldberg's just up Roswell Rd if it's a real-morning meal - or lunch!

by tesfaye l.

I stopped by at Landmark diner for a business meeting over lunch.  I already had lunch but I ordered me dessert - Cheese cake.  Wow, the size of the slice and it was deeeeeeeeelicious. Thanks Nicky and Tom for having me over.   Your fan Little Engine 'T'.

by Jolana R.

They have converted me into a cole slaw lover! Let me tell you that this is quite a feat! I ordered my diner standby, the Reuben. It was scrumptious! My server was pleasant, but not overbearing, and she brought out my food quickly. I must go back to try their breakfast offerings. Then I will be able to decide if their rating should be moved up to a five.

by Hans G.

Mushroom omelet was average, service was, though adorable, uninformed and unable to answer even basic questions (e.g. whether the beef hash was homemade).Almost gave it another star for being a charming little diner, but this is Atlanta and there's no shortage of those.

by Rachel A.

I'm so glad this place exists for late night pie and irish coffee.The interior is as kitschy and expected as possible - everything a diner should be - and the slices of pie are huge. I think it's owned by a greek family - and the entire wait service staff seem to be either family or friends (it's cute to watch). There also seems to be a mixed crowd there - both young and old - a good sign for a place that has been around the block a few times .I was a little surprised by the prices for everything; $10 for a sandwich - though their servings are pretty large.For any New Yorker looking for a diner that reminds them of home - this is the place.