The White House Restaurant
Hours
| Monday | 7:00 AM - 2:30 PM |
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| Tuesday | 7:00 AM - 2:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 7:00 AM - 2:30 PM |
| Thursday | 7:00 AM - 2:30 PM |
| Friday | 7:00 AM - 2:30 PM |
| Saturday | 7:00 AM - 2:30 PM |
| Sunday | 8:00 AM - 2:30 PM |
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Reviews
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michelle justiniano
★ 5This is a wonderful place to get a GREAT meal. The staff welcomed me when I walked in. I got the gyro omelette with a side of fruit. They brought me water with my juice, and made me the most satisfying and delicious breakfast. The tzatziki sauce is so fresh and compliments the omelette well. The texture is so satisfying. The vegetables were perfectly grilled and the meat was thin and tender. I had the sweetest and prettiest grandma serving me. You can tell it’s run by people who care. The diner itself looks so retro and brings you back to a different time. I mean this in the best way possible. Quick service with a smile. Amazing meal. I hope you enjoy it!
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R Lin
★ 5This is certainly a hole-in-wall OLD SCHOOL diner, but make it Greek themed. I’m telling you, so old school everything is that purple-ish mauve color with the classic bar and kitchen right behind it and all.
But I’m also telling you, these are some of the best pancakes I have. ever. had. I’m one of those people who could eat breakfast food for every meal of the day, so it’s extremely hard for pancakes to impress to stand out. But these were straight up scrumptious. I forced most of my party to try them and saw the reactions each time as they all agreed, they were some “damn good pancakes”. And you can add m&m’s into them, which was a fun addition versus chocolate chips because the m&ms had a little crunch and just wow, my mouth is watering even thinking about it again.
We really enjoyed our visit here overall though- our waitress Ella was no spring chicken so she knew was she was doing, and gave us great southern hospitality. Even my gyro omelette was unique and delicious.
I do think the restaurant was a bit squished. It’s small, and even not being busy there wasn’t a lot of room to move around once you stood up. We also ended with banana pudding, and that’s never a dessert I’d choose myself but this is about as good as it comes- we saw them bring up a fresh pan of cake from the back to use for the dessert. So yummy. -
Michael Flegal
★ 5Tucked away in a strip mall, this place is a gem. Breakfast was absolutely delicious! My veggie omelet was just what I wanted. Lots of veggies enveloped in egg.
My coffee was kept hot and the service was impeccable. I actually had to turn down the banana pudding because I was filled to perfection.
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Art Gonzales
★ 5An Atlanta Classic! Never dissappoints. Old diner charm with a wonderful breakfast. This time I had two eggs over easy, grits, smoked sausage and rye toast. I was in heaven!
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Darrel M (Bigdtravels)
★ 4An Atlanta institution that offers a decent breakfast of typical Southern fare. Biscuits gravy, French toast and bacon etc. With any non chain full service restaurant I expect them to serve REAL butter and NOT butter spread. Unfortunately this restaurant serves butter spread. The service was excellent and prices are moderate.