Duluth Rexall Grill

Came here yesterday, due to Scott mob app. Food is great, good old country cook in. If you like feel like home meals with out having to cook you should come try this place out.

After read about this little restaurant my wife and I decide to give it a try, and WOW! this one serves great southern food style and let me tell you that their portions are huge. we have a late breakfast and we did not eat for the rest of the day!!. The servers, cooking staff and cashier all greet us when we get in and out of the restaurant, this place is definitively a place to go either for breakfast or lunch.

Typical small town diner. Did not disappoint. I had two biscuits with sausage gravy as well as two eggs scrambled. Plenty of sausage in the gravy. A lot of places tend to skimp on the sausage, but Rexall did not.
Plus, to top it all off, they currently have a county inspection score of 100. Great job!

Really good meat and 2. Had meat loaf, collards and man n cheese for $ 8.99. All were very good and servings were decent size. Service was also good. Would recommend for good down home cooking.

I came here with a friend & her baby boy. The staff that greeted us and waited on us (a brunette lady & her daughter) were very nice. This is a very local diner, a bit outdated but definitely has that southern style charm.
The food was good, specifically the sides like creamed potatoes, biscuits, Mac n cheese, & potato salad. That Mac n cheese is amazing! The baked chicken was alright but nothing to write home about & I was disappointed with the corn bread. I love cornbread but this was so salty & dry!
What I really didn’t care for is the amount of looks & stares we received from some of the other patrons there. It wasn’t even mean exactly, just very uncomfortable and awkward. We literally felt eyes on us the entire time we were there. We are both South Asian so apparently they don’t get many South Asians dining there?
Overall, I am interested in other menu items but would much prefer NOT to be stared down.

Classic southern breakfast. Friendly service. Does what it does. Is what it is. Coca-​Cola UGA paradise.

Love this little ‘country’ store/​restaurant. It is a gem hidden in the middle of a modern-​day city. Each time I go here it reminds me of my grandparent’s old-​time restaurant where all the old men of the town would go and eat breakfast.
Everyone is friendly and seems to know eachother. I have only been here for breakfast, so I cannot speak to any of their other food. Their food is good, reasonably priced, and quick.
Bonus: they have the most amazing Coca-​Cola display including Coca-​Cola wall-​paper, plates, etc. Such a neat experience.

Great food in a place like home. Always friendly no matter what you want or who you are.

I was in the mood for a good southern breakfast and decided to come here. Great decision! The sausage gravy biscuits and Hash browns were delicious! Service was great too.

Thought I would try this place. Looks interesting and many good reviews. How could you go wrong. Well, the food was good and so was the service. Everybody there was nice and helpful. BUT BEWARE. Everything is ala cart. Price reflects a single egg. That’s it. $ 5+ Now add an egg + meat + grits + drink + gravy + potato = $ 13. The old Rexall drug store from way back, still looks the same. (the one modern thing is the inflated price).
Oh well. Food was good. Must try, once.

Went for breakfast, first off the service is top notch. The resterant it’s self is dated, quick fixes to keep the deco up. I ordered 2 cheese eggs, biscuits, home fries, bacon and grits. eggs were great, Biscuits were out of the world, home fries not good over cooked and dried out, grits are not instant but had a flavor I did not care for, others at my table liked them, and last the bacon it was over cooked. I will go back and try other things and I want to try lunch, I only have one problem, to me the food is over priced my breakfast was over $ 14.00 that to me is a bit high for what I got. Also the sweet tea is great, but on the sweet side.

If your looking for a down home country style breakfast spot where the locals hang out this IS your stop
Nothing fancy just great food, best wait staff, and affordable
Don’t be shock if you strike up a conversation with a local it will happen
This local diner has plenty of seating, parking, and makes you feel at home
Super eggs, gravy, sausage, smoked sausage, hash browns, and GRAVY. The biscuits are freshly made and melt in your mouth. The coffee is plentiful and super delicious
Be prepared to be greeted with a smile and be called sir or mam at this great establishment
Well done!!!

Good southern comfort food! Delicious Mac n cheese and if you want cake you better order it first bc it will be gone by the time you finish lunch! Coconut and peanut butter are slamming! The smell of homemade vegetable soup hits your nostrils when you open the door yum!

Had a Scout Mob for this place and wanted breakfast on a beautiful Saturday morning in Duluth, so hubby and I checked it out! From the outside, the place looks like it was a throwback to the 60’s. Turns out, they prefer it that way as a means to preserve the history of the place, which was established in the late 1960’s. As we walked in, it was like stepping back in time! Coca Cola wallpaper, old-​time vintage Coca Cola signs on the walls, and an old-​style lunch counter feel.
As we walked through the door, we weren’t sure whether we should wait to be seated or seat ourselves. Of course, our attention immediately went to the sign posted at the front door, thinking that it was going to give us seating instructions, but it was a bible verse. Cool! I like!
Walking in a little farther, we were greeted by a server who invited us to take a seat wherever we liked. The whole time, the servers were SUPER nice, did lots of check-​backs, kept the coffee hot, and made sure that we had anything we needed. My husband really appreciated the fact that the youngsters still said «Yes, sir» and «No, sir». Great server staff.
The food was delicious too! I had the classic one-​egg breakfast with grits and a pancake, and I added on hashbrowns (delicious) and a half-​order of bacon (2 slices). My husband had the same, but he had two eggs and also added on a Red Hot link ($ 2.99 for HALF of a link that was split open and grilled, so I wouldn’t recommend it). At the end of our meal, we both commented that this was really good food, hot and fresh! It wasn’t as inexpensive as I had read or expected; even with saving $ 10 using the «half-​off up to $ 10 deal» on Scout Mob, we still had to pay a little more than $ 15 more. $ 25 is kinda high for a down-​home breakfast. Anyway, we will still enjoyed the food and the service so much that we will definitely be back, even without the Scout Mob discount!

I had breakfast yesterday, the 3-​veggie omelet with cheese, it was absolutely delicious & More food than i could finish. Will definitely be back.

Great little diner. I had lunch here for the first time today and it was exactly what I hoped it would be. It’s not quite the Silver Skillet, but they’ve got everything they need to qualify for a solid greasy spoon. I had the country fried steak with potatoes (with lots of gravy) and mac & cheese. It also came with two homemade biscuits. Needless to say, I’m ready for a nap, then maybe a 5-​mile run.
Definitely check this place out for breakfast or lunch. I’ll be back!

Have been going to Rexall for the past 20 years and in the past few year prices have gone through the roof and quality has gone way down. Had breakfast there the weekend on Oct 11 and for 2 people what we used to pay less than $ 20 came to over $ 32. The gravy tasted like soap and the eggs had a funny taste.
When went to pay almost lost it when was told to pay over $ 32. This was on a Saturday around 9am and there was only 5 or 6 tables occupied. Used to be standing room only on Saturday and Sunday.
won’t be going back.

Walked in and did not know we can seat our selves. Friends and I stood there for a good minute or two before we were told we can sit anywhere. A bit awkward…
I liked the décor and atmosphere. Overall, everyone was friendly. Our waiter was great! He was friendly and knew the menu very well. Definitely had that old classic mom and pop shop feel, which we liked.
Food was okay. A bit pricey for the quality. My friends got burger and fries. Apparently the burger was basic and fries were under cooked. I got meatloaf, mac n cheese, rice and gravy, and cornbread. Meatloaf was good. The noodles in the mac n cheese were over done, literally melted in your mouth. Corn bread was a bit dry.
Only reason I gave this place 3 stars is because of the service, but neither my friends or I will be going back. Sorry rexall!

A few of us came here for lunch last week. It’s your traditional meat & three, and they’ve got pretty much all the American standards. Burgers, pot roast, meatloaf, etc.
I went for their lunch special — meat and 2 sides. I had the meatloaf, the mac & cheese, and the creamed potatoes. It also came with a choice of bread, so I chose a biscuit. Someone else ordered a burger and was offered onion rings as a side. That sounded so good, so I ordered a side of OR myself.
When the food came out, I was pretty happy with it. Tastes like home :) Nothing really sticks out as fantastic, OMG yum (except the onion rings but I think that’s because I was just really, really craving them). Meatloaf was tasty, mac and cheese was OK, my potatoes were good– be sure to get gravy. Biscuit was good as well, they actually gave me 2 and boy… I just felt like it was SO MUCH FOOD.
This place is ultra-​casual, nearly blast-​from-​the-​past. I’d come back here only with friends or coworkers I’m really comfortable with because it feels a lot like borderline cafeteria. So while the food is just fine it’s not a place you want to bring your boss or anyone you’re looking to impress.
Overall I was happy, but I’m not sure I’ll be back. There’s quite a few others places in the Duluth area that are more my style (…and I can’t believe I just said that).

It’s been 15 years since I’ve been here, but it still looks the same. I found the Duluth Rexall Grill back when I worked in this area, but I lost touch with this old friend over the years. Driving by just a few days ago reminded me of the old days and put them back on my radar. My family ordered a variety of lunch items, but I really wanted to try the breakfast.
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THE DETAILS
Date & Time: Sunday, December 9^th, 2012 @ 12:30pm
Dining Companions: Wife and kids
What to expect: Friendly service, 70’s style diner interior
Liquid: water + 1 sprite
Ordered: Chicken & Dressing (⁴⁄₅), Chicken Tenders (3.5÷5) Biscuit w/​sausage gravy & eggs (²⁄₅) 4 sides (⁴⁄₅)
Dislikes: All breakfast items
Absolutely Loved: squash casserole and mac n’ cheese
Total: $ 40.74
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BREAKFAST was not good. My eggs were hard, the sausage was waaaay overcooked prior to being added to the gravy for my biscuit, and the pancake was «meh». Our server asked if I wanted my hash browns «crispy», but I did think that meant fried to the point of almost being burnt. They were totally inedible in my opinion. The servers here treat all the tables as communal. Although you have a main server, anyone here is likely to help you. However, as totally wonderful as our servers were, none of them seemed to notice I hated my potatoes. I didn’t eat one bite.
The LUNCH items my family sampled were much better than my breakfast. The four sides my wife ordered were fantastic. Mac n’ Cheese was near perfection and so was the squash casserole. Mashed potatoes were average, but the collard greens were very good. Our children had the chicken fingers and chicken w/​dressing and gravy. They loved their food and gave the chicken w/​dressing high praise. I tasted it and I totally agree, it was delicious.
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OVERALL, I would say the lunch sides were as good as Mary Mac’s Tea Room or better, but breakfast was a complete and utter disappointment. Even though the prices are reasonable, the a la carte options add up quick! Our final bill was over $ 40 and we only had water to drink.
My suggestion: Lunch is the best way to go unless you like your sausage patties to resemble hockey pucks and hash browns crispy enough to use as a weapon. Or better yet, be sure to specify you don’t want anything «crispy».