Landmark Diner - Downtown

"With two 24/7 locations (downtown and Buckhead), Landmark has food we can only describe as solidly mediocre. The menu offers a wide variety—just-OK omelets share real estate with paper-thin blackened salmon filets and chewy pork chops. So, just remember Landmark after midnight when you need a sweet tooth fix. The downtown location has a dessert case that’s usually full of a variety of cakes (red velvet is our go-to) and pies that are all respectable enough to stand out in a school bake sale. Since late-night sweets in ATL are tough to find, Landmark has come in clutch on occasion." - jacinta howard, juli horsford, nina reeder

"Open 24 hours, Monday-Sunday There aren’t a lot of restaurants in the A anymore with a 24/7 business model. But downtown's Landmark Diner is still slinging breakfast and dinner at all hours of the day (and night). That includes their desserts, which are usually in a display case in the middle of the dining room. Don’t expect anything gourmet here—think simple staples like an OK cheesecake or a slice of apple pie that taste better than the frozen ones your auntie always tries to pass off as homemade. And occasionally the display case looks similar to our fridge when we haven’t been to the store in three weeks. But when a 3am sugar craving hits, you can’t be too picky." - jacinta howard, juli horsford, nina reeder

"Open Until: 24 Hours Since the pandemic, there aren’t a lot of restaurants in the A that have held on to their 24/7 business model. But Landmark Diner is still slinging their breakfast at all hours of the day and night. They’ve got a location in Buckhead, too, but if you’re leaving a late-night concert at The Tabernacle or stumbling out of Sidebar at 3am and need a meal before heading home, the downtown location is your spot. The menu is gigantic, which is perfect if you happen to want blackened salmon or meatloaf at 4am—no judgements here. But when our nocturnal cravings hit, breakfast is where it’s at for us. Get the creamy biscuits and gravy, hash browns, and eggs cooked any way you like them. " - juli horsford, nina reeder

"Since the pandemic, there aren’t a lot of restaurants in the A that have held on to their 24/7 business model. But Landmark Diner is still slinging their breakfast at all hours of the day and night. They’ve got a location in Buckhead, too, but if you’re leaving a late-night concert at The Tabernacle or stumbling out of Sidebar at 3am and need a meal before heading home, the downtown location is your spot. The menu is gigantic, which is perfect if you happen to want blackened salmon or meatloaf at 4am—no judgements here. But when our nocturnal cravings hit, breakfast is where it’s at for us. Get the creamy biscuits and gravy, hash browns, and eggs cooked any way you like them." - Juli Horsford