The Diner at Sugar Hill

Not your typical “greasy diner.” We were passing through town and couldn’t decide what to eat so this place looked perfect with the extensive menu. First off, the yacht rock background music was a perfect noise level! I ordered the moussaka. My husband, the gyro. The salad that mine came with was small but wasn’t overpowered with dressing, which was nice. It had a lot of Greek seasoning instead. The moussaka was loaded with beef! It was a very substantial meal but not heavy. The price was incredibly reasonable for the amount of food.

We have been here several times for breakfast. Nothing fancy just good groceries. Its been here for a while so it as a used, comfortable feel to it. Christina served us breakfast this morning, refilled drinks, checked on us a couple of times. Good food good, good service.

We got the roasted tomato and bacon skillet AND the corn beef hash skillet. More food than we could eat. Sooooo good. The biscuits and bread look homemade. They have a nice selection of bakery made cakes that look amazing! Service was great. The prices are very reasonable. The bathroom was clean.

I ordered house salad and catfish. The salad was the best part of the meal. The slaw was served in the same tiny container as the ketchup. Which was a good thing, they didn't have much to throw away. The fries were lukewarm at best. For fries, that is basically cold. The catfish, I expected a fillet, what I was served were 3 fish sticks. The waitress asked what I wanted to drink and took my order. Someone else brought me my order. The waitress slid my water on the table as she walked by. Not even slowing down. After I finished the portion I ate, the waitress delivered the check and ask if everything was okay. I replied it was barely okay. She gave me this weird look and then just turned around and walked off. Needless to say this was my first and last visit to the diner.

After an early morning football game we were all hungry. Nothing really sounded good until I mentioned the Sugar Hill Diner. As usual, it was packed. As soon as you walk in, you are facing the dessert case. There was a lot to choose from. We didn't have to wait long to be seated. Our server was extremely busy but she still managed a smile. She took our drink order. When she returned we were ready to order. Our orders encompassed a wide variety of their offerings. There was pancakes, sausage, bacon, corned beef hash, biscuits, gravy, toast, scrambled eggs and eggs sunny side up, fried potatoes and of course we had grits. Everything was to perfection. It smelled wonderful and tasted even better. Our waitress was friendly and attentive. She mentioned she was a little overwhelmed. She is gett