The name of the restaurant makes you think that your going to have some soul food and it says on…read morethe window home cooked but it is obviously not! it is not very good!

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Large selection of comfort foods at a reasonable price. Clean tables and ample room for those…read moreneeding additional space for mobility or larger groups. Service was quick and courteous once seated. Plenty of parking. There is something on the menu that will please everyone in your party.

This is a cashier criticism. The cashiers for a few months now have been asking me if I left a tip…read moreat the table. I find this highly irritating and I suspect most other customers feel the same. If this is part of the Manager's training for cashiers it should be eliminated promptly. I am generous when service is good, but it's not any business of the cashier about how generous or not generous I am. Adults don't need to be given a "guilt trip" by the cashier about their generosity. Adults know when and how to tip appropriately without a cashier prompting them. Now, the food is almost always good, but I'll make another cashier complaint while I'm at it. Commonly the cashiers will ask if everything was okay and I usually say "yes", but if I ever say "no" which is very rare no cashier has ever offered to resolve the problem. So, why are they asking the question? If it's just meant as a cordial greeting they should find something more useful and appropriate to say such as "Hello Sir/Madam. Will this be cash or credit card?" A follow-up "Thank you." would be perfect after the bill is paid. Now, let's get to ambience. Well, it's not great, but it could be better. It's a wide open room where anyone can see anyone else in the entire building and the noise from all the conversations going on is continual. But, there is also some type of music being played all the time. The music is useless because it just becomes part of the existing noise. The Manager should re-think this and turn the music off. That would be a simple fix to help ambience. And, of course, there are ways to reduce all the people noise, but that involves an investment in seating similar to the old Capri's Italian restaurants or the current Casa Fuentes restaurant where booths have high backs and seating is more plush and sound absorbing. But, that's not likely in the budget. So, simply turning the music off is a no cost way to improve ambience.

Perfect comfort food. Staff so personable and genuinely…read morenice and caring. There at the right time to serve, but not hover.

When it comes to cuisines, as a generational born and raised southerner, I'm always going to be…read moreextra critical when it comes to good ol' southern cooking. It's the anniversary of my mom's passing and Easter weekend so a particularly tough time and I was feeling for some home cooked cozy cookin but not up for doing it myself. As we are out of state and can't be home with family this weekend, we went searching on UberEats to hit that spot, knowing I was going to end up with something like Cracker Barrel or iHop, neither of which sounded good but, let's be real, I'm emotionally eating right now. However, a newly listed Sunday's popped up in the delivery options. The menu was a bit limited but scored points for authenticity . My hubby got the ribs, collards, and mac-n-cheese. I got the fried pork chop, rice & gravy, green beans & fried okra. Both came with a roll and we (of course) ordered sweet tea, something we rarely do anymore, only for special occasions. So here's where I get extra critical of my southern food. This is home cookin' and just what the doctor ordered. I didn't want fancy, I didn't want frilly, I needed true comfort food and that's what I found here. Could I suggest some tweaks? Sure, the rice and gravy didn't have much flavor, could use a little s&p in the gravy. The pork chops were a tad salty as well as the green beans but both had great flavor! The fried okra is, well fried okra, but at least it's not breaded in corn meal. Too many restaurants try to perfect perfection and over correct. Hubby's ribs were good, collards were good but we didn't have pepper sauce to add that pop of vinegar since we ordered delivery. His Mac n cheese (and this is gonna hurt, was a bit dry) but lately I haven't been feeling for Mac n cheese and haven't been a huge fan of the baked Mac n cheese trend lately anyway. I always feel it's dry so this is not a knock to the restaurant. Was every item perfection? No. Would I order again? In a heartbeat! This is home cooking. It's not pretentious. It's no doubt made with love and it reminded me of sitting down at my grandma's dinner table for supper. I needed a real comfort meal and that's what I got, warmed my heart. Oh and the sweet tea! My hubby and I have been opting for healthier menu items for several years now and I've even lost my taste for southern sweet tea as it's now too sweet even for me, again, born and raised on southern sweet tea. We ordered an unsweet tea to dilute it knowing I wanted the comfort of sweet tea but I probably couldn't handle so much sugar. Well, no need. It's rare to find a restaurant that gets it sweet enough without making the tea thick like syrup, true southerners know what I'm talking about. Sunday's sweet tea hits that perfect line where it's sweet enough but not thick and the tea flavor still comes through. No need to dilute with unsweet tea, it's perfect! I knocked a star, mostly due to the imbalance of heavily salted pork chops and green beans with the lack of flavor on the rice and gravy. I think a little balance there, share the spices lol would really make my meal top notch, but again, if my grandma or momma had cooked this meal I'd have no complaints. The only reason I'm even pointing this out is to offer a fair review on Yelp, otherwise I wouldn't say a word and eat with a smile on my face and an overstuffed belly.

Well it's been a little while since I've been here, but I'm happy to say, nothing has changed!!…read moreStill fantastic food, the place looks and feels just as I remember, and the service is excellent! If it ain't broke, don't fix it!

We went here for the first time on a Wednesday afternoon. Greeted immediately as we walked to the…read morecounter to place our orders. During our time here service was exceptional. Multiple staff were always close by, checking on us, refilled drinks etc. The owner came out to talk to us and brought samples of their Mac & cheese (delicious) and the sweet potato crunch ( insane. A great dessert). The brisket sandwich I had was delicious. Generous meat serving and fresh lettuce and tomato. Very good flavor with nice contrasting texture and tastes. Our meal was brought to us within 7 minutes of ordering. I have no suggestions or ideas for improvement here. This will be a favorite for us. This is a fun farm appointed , rustic setting. Casual and fun.

Stopped in for lunch. I wasn't overly impressed. I asked for dark meat the woman serving was…read moreunpleasant to begin with and said she couldn't give me the two legs. I didn't like the other items so she gave me a chicken breast and as you can see that is the tiniest chicken breast I've ever seen. The Mac n cheese would have been good if they added some seasoning it was so bland. The mashed potatoes are clearly boxed. The black eyed peas again no flavor. Two of us ate and the bill was $45. That's a lot of money for hardly any meat a bunch of bland sides, and an unpleasant server. Definitely won't be back. Lastly the bathroom was clean and so was the dining area but it's very outdated and it was as WAY too hot we were sweating eating. I think they need to have their HVAC service

It has been awhile since I've eaten here and I can honestly say it just gets better with time! This…read moreis by far the best meat and three around. The service is top notch, and the restaurant is clean and friendly. The food is so good, and I've never had a bad meal here. I will keep coming back time and again for this level of food!

First time eating here Sunday lunch. Seated immediately although the place was hopping. Our server…read morewas Linda who was extremely helpful with the menu choices and actual food content ( for healthy choices). Fried fish was exceptional. Light flaky fish that was most. Lightly breaded, crisp and great flavor. Large portion. Came with 3 sides and corn bread. Vegetables were fresh and nothing was frozen. All hand prepared. We'll definitely be back. The meal was under $50 for two of us. The staff was friendly and relaxed. Meet the owner who is very personable and friendly also. No complaints from me on this experience.

The atmosphere is amazing. The delicious country vegetables are blazing. And the portions are…read moresuperb. I have lived here for years and I never knew what kind of food they served until one day I googled meat and three and this restaurant popped up. Now I go at least once per week and take my family there when they come in town.

Good food, service and friendly people. Good place to go breakfast or lunch, they close at 3pm.read more

Always a must when we visit Clemson, especially because it offers an extensive plant-based menu. It…read morenever disappoints. Service is attentive and the wait for food is not very long at all. The ambiance is one of a local neighborhood diner. It's always great running into people you know!

Our son has been here several times and kept talking about how amazing it was. Well, he was right…read more We showed up at 1pm on a Saturday and were able to get a table inside right away. Our server could not have been more friendly. Based on her recommendation we tried the ham balls AND the praline bacon. So glad we did. They were decadent. Full of flavor. The Han balls melt in your mouth. My husband had the burger that had the pimento cheese on it. It came with french fries. Both were nice and hot. I tried the rooster bowl. A fried chicken breast on grits with scrambled eggs and gravy. I ate half and took half home with me knowing that I don't often eat food this rich. I cannot recommend this place highly enough. If you are counting carbs and calories, don't come here. But if you want to go somewhere that you feel genuinely welcomed and are then fed incredible food, this is the place for you. Don't expect fancy. This is a laid back, come as you are place. And I'm so glad we did.

We were disappointed the tomato pie was sold out, but the reason is that the food here is…read moreoutstanding and especially the tomato pie. So that means another trip down from Greenville. It's about 50 minutes to get here. Since there was no tomato pie appetizer, I felt calorie justified to up my lunch game to the fried chicken and mashed potatoes with corn. And that was finger lickin good, for sure. It's like eating in an old corner country store, because that's what it exactly is, with an additional large outdoor seating area. Service is friendly and attentive. Everything is made in house. Carrot cake is the good heavy kind with cream cheese frosting. All very delicious!

I came to Anderson for a flight physical and Grace's is reasonable distance. I still wanted a late…read morebreakfast having not eaten yet that day. I was seated immediately and service was prompt and pleasant. The food came quickly ... as ordered. I enjoyed a very nice breakfast with coffee, that might have come from my grandmother's kitchen. As I ate I could tell most of the customers were "regulars," and all were treated well and served promptly. This is my kind of place. I only come every so often but I will certainly include Grace's in my plans!

This place is frozen in time... If you want to travel back to the 1970's just stop in to an old…read morestyle family restaurant. Faith, Family, Food... How long has it been since you have heard something like that? Talk to the waitresses here... you will hear things like "I've been here for 19 years, and just love the place." These are the sort of people who you just know are the best grandparents on the planet. I've been a few times for Breakfast and have enjoyed every meal I have had... BTW their Sour Dough Toast is the best... I usually get the special, two eggs, bacon, toast, grits... I know it's hard to mess up breakfast. The coffee is good. The service is just like I got from my grandparents. These people are the salt of the earth. More than once I've given $100 for a tip. Yesterday morning the lady checking me out said "I think you made a mistake on your tip." I said "No Ma'am, I was shooting for 200% and that's pretty close"... She offered me a piece of cake to take home. :-) These people are simply your grandparents, your Sunday school teachers, Aunt "B" from Mayberry... You really have to go by and experience the best people the USA has to offer. If you go and you agree that the folks here represent the best we have to offer, leave them a tip like you just ate the best meal of your life.

Great place to eat on the lake. The courtyard overlooks the golf course and the lake. Better than…read moreexpected bar food with some quite nice dishes to choose from. Things like shrimp and grits, a pesto crusted Salmon, beef tips, or bacon wrapped steak medallions.... also a great selection of burgers. This is a lakeside place that also attracts a lot of golfers and folks out for a good meal on the golf course. They have a bar. Make a reservation, It can get crowded. One of our favorite lake places.

Sole on the Green is next to The Walker Golf Course!! Great Outdoor Patio looking at the golf…read morecourse and the lake!! Nice indoor eating area and bar area. Staff is very friendly and knowledgeable!! Going with the tasty Chicken Salad Sandwich with French Fries! Also starting with the BBQ Nachos!! Easy 5 Stars !!