Landmark Family Restaurant

Okay, I am eating here today for breakfast. Food here is consistent but did not care for service. Coffee good and it is a quiet place.
Lunch and dinner has a eclectic Greek theme but with other usual diner foods.
Not so bad.

I love this restaurant! The food is great, but a little expensive yet worth it. The servers are always friendly and eager to accommodate you almost any way they can. Great place for business or pleasure.

The salmon stuffed with crab special should be called salmon stuffed with crab stuffing. It was over cooked and the stuffing was oddly twangy tasting and there was with no actual crab meat. It was covered in some weird yellow sauce. The squash casserole is stewed squash in some sort of yellow cream sauce (think cream of mushroom consistency). There’s no casserole about it. The side salad was great though.

A much better «greasy spoon» style breakfast than somewhere like Waffle House. Awesome pancakes, eggs, French toast, etc. other than that their menu is huge and very average tasting. I recommend this place for breakfast, but not much else.

An old fashioned diner with tons of options. This place has been here forever and still seems like the food is the same. The atmosphere is casual diner straight out of the 80’s. It is endearing but in desperate need of some sprucing up. Our booth seat was ripped and taped back together, the floors dated, they need to invest some money in this place. The food, I had spanakopita, Greek salad and a side of rice pilaf. The salad was great I was just disappointed that it didn’t have any pepperoncini peppers on it. The dressing looked weird (orange) but tasted great. Spanakopita was wonderful, flakey, rich. Yum. My son had the nachos which he didn’t care for the chili but ate around it. We took a couple desserts home. The chocolate chocolate cake was wonderful. I also got a cheesecake with this crazy looking white fluffy stuff and what I found out was chocolate cake layered on top of the cheese cake. It was a very strange combination. I ended up eating the two layers separately because they don’t go together. I would stick with straight up cheesecake. The price was reasonable for the amount of food and that it all tasted home made. The reason for the 3 stars is 4 for the food (it is a good solid choice just not 5 star worthy) and 2 – 3 stars for the décor and cleaniiness and the weird cheesecake.

We eat here with family about once a month. Food is good, portions are plenty and the deserts are amazing!!! Oreo and peanut butter cheese cakes get rave reviews from my family.

It’s ok but not a place I would take a client to as I show off Rome. Food is good but something feels off here to me. It’s almost the cafeteria at the Hospital feel.

I have lunch here about once a month with family. We’ve been going there for several years.
I am always concerned when a restaurant has an extensive menu… dozens and dozens of choices. I figure they can’t do any one thing well. I might be wrong.
To day I had the Reuben with pastrami. Pastrami should have a pastrami flavor to it. This sandwich was good but not because it was pastrami. The pastrami didn’t have much taste at all. The toast was perfect. The sauer kraut was barely noticeable. Fortunately the sandwich came with Russian dressing and that made it flavorable enough to be enjoyed.
The service was below average.
Last month I had a quesadilla which was excellent. All the other members of my family seemed to enjoy their meals.
I’ll continue to go there but I won’t expect much and therefore won’t be disappointed.

The landmark may have a rough appearance but don’t let that fool you. The staff are very polite and knowledge full. The menus has a bit of everything and it’s all reasonably priced. The food portions and large and the ingredients are fresh. The food its self was very tasty and fulfilling. Apart from the outdated dining room I highly recommend trying the land mark. If you have a craving for Marietta dinner but don’t want to make the drive stop by here.

My dad and I ate lunch here and we had the triple decker turkey sandwich. I had the fries and my dad the potato salad and I will say the potato salad was the best and the turkey sandwich was just as good. Next time I’m in Rome I will eat here again.

Ate at the Landmark twice while visiting friends in the area. Food was very good, everthing homemade. Family run business, wonderful people, great service & good prices.

Alan and Peggy, who run this place, are the most friendly and welcoming folks ever, and are very family oriented. We have to have a fix of Landmark at least once per week. We both always order the same things my wife gets the blackened chicken salad with ranch, and I get the western omelet, add Swiss, grits, wheat toast, side of fresh bacon and delicious unsweetened iced tea. We never have room for the amazing Alan-​made desserts, but they are always so tempting that on occasion we have taken one home for sharing later. I have to say this is one of our favorite dining experiences anywhere – a real old-​school diner but bigger! Love you guys!

Ate breakfast there and the «home fries «were inedible. Probably left over from the night before. Never again !

Nasty, just don’t go! Food was inedible. My husband and i got 2 different things and both were awful. Milk shake smelled and tasted like sour milk. Never again will we go there!

Good diner. The wait staff was very helpful, very nice. The menu has lots of variety. I didn’t have any but the desserts looked great. I will try again when I am in the area.

Breakfast is decent, but the last dinner service we had there was atrocious. My country fried steak had an inch deep of tan wallpaper paste on it pretending to be gravy, the mac and cheese tasted like something you’d get from the Walmart deli and the squash casserole? Well, it wasn’t squash casserole. It was bits of squash drenched in some fake cheese like sauce. The waitress was sweet but we won’t have dinner there again.

Marietta Diner this is not. But it is good, not great but good. Service is good, though the server did use the «Not a problem» phrase. Say «you’re welcome» people it’s not hard.
My eggs were actually over medium, as I ordered. The hash browns were greasy but excellent. My wife ordered a gyro and she liked it. The portion was huge as was the price.
Not sure what was going on outside but it smelled like the garbage had not been picked up in weeks.

Pretty good. The menu was large and varied (as you can expect from a diner) and the staff was friendly.

not sure why anyone would not give this place a bad review they have the best menu and and best prices in town.

Not terrible, but a far cry from fantastic. Mostly due to the waitresses. I like the food, but getting what you ordered is a different story. And how long should it take to bring a bowl of lemons for the table? The lemons weren’t cut in wedges for your tea either. they were cut in slices. Oh well, when life give you lemons…