Right after baseball and just before Bruce Springsteen on the list of American symbols, you're bound to find the diner. Something about its carefree air, greasy comfort foods and flashing neon lights all just seems to go down really easy. Adding unique items like paella, lobster tails and chicken scarpariello to the fold, might disturb the '50s era vision of burgers and shakes for some, but to the many who frequent this Marietta landmark at all times of day, it only heightens the visit.

There are few places around I-285 where you can get a sausage and broccoli omelet at 3AM, and there are even fewer that offer homemade soups, three-story slices of cake and a hundred other menu items at the same time. But the Greek-inspired dining experience isn?t unique simply off its open-door policy. Sneak a peak at the plates waitresses are wheeling out and you see this diner?s full-stomach advocacy is pretty strong, too.

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