Triple H Diner - Preston, Georgia

ShellBell M. (.

Triple H Diner is now called Gabby's Diner. Different owner I think. We have called in orders and the other night we went in and ate. Young lady must have been new. She was slow and kept asking if they had Different things we asked her. The owner would answer her questions. The sweet tea was good. I had the country fried steak with gravy, asked for a baked potatoe (she had to ask if they had some) then had to ask if I could substitute the coleslaw for the baked potatoe and I wanted fries. My husband had fish and shrimp, my sister in law had the wings and my brother in law had fish and shrimp. All the food was good. Had to ask for folks. She brought out one. We told her we all needed something to eat with. Had to ask for refills on our drinks. She had to ask if she could. We asked for boxes for our leftover food. She had to ask if she could. Then, she only bother to bring one out. We had to ask for 2 more.

Kaleb C.

Kylee and connor took my order and did an outstanding job... first time there it will not be my last.. I HIGHLY recommend going in there, the wings and sweet tea was outstanding.. I promise you wont be disappointed.

Brian C.

Every year we have coming here for hunting season since it was Triple H But now there are new owners who are very nice.
Unfortunately the breakfast was horrible. The breakfast burrito was literally dropped into the fryer. It was SO dripping with grease we had to take it apart, to try and eat the inside unsuccessfully.
Need up having to go across the street to Adams for some snacks.
Such a shame.

Ground C.

I was on holiday from the little old England, looking for a decent meal, drove from Americus GA, out here. Family run place, grew from hot dog van to the current place. Great food, great conversation with the owners. Close to historic Plains, Georgia. If you want a nice meal come to Preston, Ga population 2000 where everybody knows your name. I'd give it 6 stars if you could do that. Fresh cut fries and Onion Rings out of this world. Thanks very much for a nice steak.

Kate B.

We stopped here on a trip north, in search of supper that wasn't on the interstate, and we're not disappointed. It's a cute little joint in the middle of town - might fit about 18-20 people at full capacity - that offers standard fare at the bonus of decent service, very reasonable prices, and good atmosphere.

The waitress was quick and friendly, happy to get us tea and our order when we were ready. (Hard not to give points to a place that offers homemade tea in a jug when you ask for a refill - you know there's good tea, there!) Everything was cooked evenly and not overdone - my BLT (sans bread) had a really flavorful, thick-cut tomato slice, fresh cold iceberg shreds, and well-done (not burnt!) bacon. My husband's hot dog scramble had some very tasty homemade slaw, and both of us enjoyed the fresh hand-cut fries. Parking is across the street, or down the road. Our cups never got below half full, and we waited less than 10 minutes for our orders

Overall, despite tight quarters and distanced parking, we would definitely come back again, should we find ourselves in the area!

Anthony N.

This is our new go to spot in Preston! Staff is great they really go out of their way to cater to us hunters, and food is amazing with lots to choose from. Definitely would recommend trying their country fried steak and some sweet tea!

Jeremiah J.

Their burger and cheese stake are good. Order ahead to pick up on arrival to avoid lunch rush.

John P.

Great find- stopped in on the way back from Providence Canyon SP. Delicious food and great service. Very welcoming and look forward to returning!