Citgo

The sign on the building since it was open since 1905. It doesn't look like it's been cleaned or maintained since 1906. The floor is covered in mats to cover up the holes and it's pretty filthy inside. But they have a food stand and the stuff was really good. you could see them preparing the food, and it it's a throwback to the time before they have these things called sanitary regulations. we don't need none of that stuff. there was an old guy playing the guitar with long hair and singing, straight out of deliverance. but the food was really good. I don't think my review was going to make one bit of difference since the place is been open for over 100 years and seems to do a pretty good business. check it out. You won't be disappointed. It's only a mile from civilization on Mount Paran Road.

If you want some good Georgia hospitality and down home people this is a sanctuary in the heart of multi million foo foo chi chi Mt Paran. Home made burgers, tuna salad, deviled eggs and a tiny porch full of everyone from construction guys on break to Dads taking their kids for a slush puppie hot dog on the way home from school.

Lived here for years and just stopped for the first time today. The BBQ sandwich is simple and nice for a quick bite. I will be back to try something on the menu..I was just starving and grabbed a ready to go sand which.

This place is awesome in the fact that they offer self serve slush puppie icees. I'm talking about the ones from the 80s! (I'm aging myself but i don't care, they are that good In addition to a cup of nostalgia, they offer roller dog hot dogs which one customer came in specifically for and depending on the day, their are various types of sandwiches prepackaged for lunch (chicken, bbq You can also get boring necessities like gas and Cheetos as well. If you are in the middle of buckhead, you should stop in! I would return!

Meh, just got a sausage and egg biscuit. All pretty much microwaved, nothing special. Wanted to really love it, cute little place, but not really worth returning for the biscuits.