The 57 Diner - Unadilla (GA)

5 /5 Jessica Hampton: This was my 1st time here. The kiddos and I came to have lunch with hubby. The food was cooked to order. This place is a time machine. It takes you back. 10/10 I do RECOMMEND. If youre ever passing through, make a stop here at The 57 Diner. The customer service is amazing as well.

5 /5 Teresa Schott: Always great place to get lunch. They have the best burgers and fries. Staff is always great and the tea is sweet and ice cold. Oh and dont forget the ribs for Saturdays on the food truck. Truly dont want to miss them.

5 /5 N Allen: Stopped here on a recent road trip. Great small town diner. Loved everything about it, the food, the service and the atmosphere. Ordered hamburgers and fries and they were really good, just like homemade. Cooked just right and the cheese melted perfectly, plus all the trimmings, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, etc. And you got enough fries to feed a family, so just order one batch. Waitress was friendly and attentive. Would definitely go back and eat here again.

5 /5 Nate Noler: I dont know how fast food chains survive when there are amazing locally owned diners all over the country just like this one! The 57 diner is charming in atmosphere and the food is great. I had a cheeseburger all the way. It was cooked to order, piping hot and juicy and the veggies were fresh, crispy and perfect. If I could change anything it would be that the beef had been seasoned a little bit more but it was still a good burger. I also had some chili cheese fries which werent even on the menu but they made them for me anyway. The place has a cool vibe about it, it is decorated to look like the 1950s. They also had 1950s cartoons playing which was neat to watch while I waited for my meal. The staff was very friendly. I had a great lunch here and Ill definitely be back! If you are coming down I-75 and looking for a place for lunch, this is a great stop!

3 /5 Daniel Mccauley: Id like to start out by saying I couldnt find anywhere else in Unadilla to eat breakfast. I was the only person in the restaurant. it should have been the warning signs. Ive read the other reviews it must be for dinner or lunch. When I walked in a lady behind the counter speaking abruptly, she said, "You eating in, just take a seat." A few minutes later, she brought me the menu on a piece of paper. All they have is scrambled eggs, so they do not cook eggs any other way for you. I ordered the three eggs with bacon, and everything in me wanted to get up and run, but I always gave a place a chance. The eggs were lukewarm, very dry, and definitely had been cooked ahead of time. The bacon appeared to have been baked in an oven, and it was definitely a lot of time. Again, it was lukewarm, very crispy, a little overcooked. The building and decor is a very unique place very down to earth with great decor and antiques, my favorite the full-size Elvis with the guitar. When you look to the other side, there is a complete old soda shop from the 50s. I guess they dont use it anymore, but it was again a very unique place. A young lady was wiping tables off maybe she was new, I dont know, but I asked if I could get some more tea and she looked at me like she had seen a ghost turned to the elderly man through the kitchen window and he motion for her to get the tea so she took my glass without saying a word disappeared came back with my tea handed it to me again without saying a word and walked away. I would have to say the elderly man in the kitchen window waved smiled and was very friendly. There was a younger man sitting behind the counter I guess because it was time for him to eat breakfast he felt no need to address me as I walked around looking at the decor but again it made it for a very unfriendly place. Definitely wont be eating breakfast there again its on the back side of a track with unfriendly people. It reminds me of an Alfred Hitchcock film where people disappear.