- Sandwiches
- American
Diesel Filling Station
Menu for Diesel Filling Station
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Ratings and Reviews for Diesel Filling Station
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Apr 28 2012
David R. via Yelp
Another late night spot. I've only been once. I had a cheeseburger, it was good! Their "diesel fuel" is a decent, inexpensive beer.read more
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Apr 10 2012
Matthew D. via Yelp
When I first moved to the Atlanta area I was within walking distance to Highlands Ave. I immediately started checking out the bars & restaurants up & down...read more
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Apr 09 2012
Kathy W. via Yelp
I ate and had a couple of beers there a couple of nights ago. I will definitely go back. The food was great and the staff was super. Mike is awesome!...read more
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Apr 17 2009
cagefighter via Citysearch
I have registered on as many websites as possible to add this review. The restaurant is dirty. The patio is a dusty, rusty, weat...read more
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Feb 20 2009
threems via Citysearch
I am new to the highlands area....and I have found my fav burger! So far I have had the burger prepared basic with just cheese - ...read more
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Jan 17 2009
lily82lulu via Citysearch
My fiancee and I went to Diesel last night and had one of the worst restaurant experiences ever. The hole in the wall bar atmosphe...read more
In Short
The blue painted brick walls, steel-topped bar and grease-rag napkins fit appropriately in what was once a Virginia Highlands filling station, and the menu helps brand it as a better-than-average gastropub. Classic bar options are gussied up with pleasant surprises -- the burger comes topped with a tart n' crunchy fried green tomato and zesty horseradish sauce, french fries are perfectly skinny and roadside sliders get an intelligent upgrade with Italian sausage and mozzarella cheese. Despite the high quality easy-eats, steer clear of the ambitious main courses (beef short ribs have a Dinty Moore quality) and save that extra $14 for another round from the limited (but choosey) beer list. If the service seems a bit surly, be polite and chalk it up ambiance.