Gladys' Kitchen is a staple in the community, synonymous with Southern hospitality and comfort…read morefood--and they did not miss! From the moment we walked in, it felt like visiting your favorite aunt's house on a Sunday after church. The food was hot and fresh, and the staff was friendly and attentive. Everything was well-seasoned, and the chicken was cooked perfectly. The dressing was a tad dry but still flavorful. The collard greens may have been cooked with pork, which I don't eat, so I didn't have them--but I did taste them. They were finely cut, well-seasoned, and definitely not from a can. As I was leaving, I was asked about my experience, and I later realized I was speaking with Ms. Gladys herself. She was sitting in the lobby, observing and ensuring that everyone had a great dining experience. I highly recommend this place for both the food and the hospitality. This feels like "down home"

We are from Arizona visiting our son. We stopped in at Gladys Kitchen for lunch on a Sunday. The…read moreline was long filled with locals which means it's a town favorite. The food was so delicious. We all got something different and all of it was tasty. The butter biscuit is a definite must try!

We ended up here as part of our stay at the Quality Inn. Service was quick and pleasant. We were…read morehaving breakfast, but they were setting up for their lunch buffet and that looked good too. Coffee was hot and fresh.

From the owner: Hillside Cafe is open for breakfast (7 days a week) and lunch (Sunday - Friday). It has a wonderful…read moresouthern lunch buffet at a reasonable price. Call to see what we have on the menu today!

Fried Chicken - that is why you go here. I suspect the catfish is worth a trip too. Bit if you are…read morefrom out of town, stop in for the fried chicken (a thigh & a leg fwiw) Being from a NW location I have access to good chicken that is fried, but not the high art of Fried Chicken that is practiced here. Plenty of pepper in the dredge, and the fry is the sort that makes you stop talking. And the chicken tastes... chickeny - which is lost from the chicken in larger chains. The sides are solid too. Right up the middle. And eat in if you can - that way everything is at its crispy, hot best.

Simple, delicious, and affordable fried chicken and catfish dinners (among other entrées) served up…read morewith wonderful southern hospitality and sweet iced tea! Get there early for lunch! ;-)

Being local we always enjoy the ambiance, but tonight it was 5+ star for service (wait staff,…read moreservice time, professionalism) and food (presentation, freshness and prepared to perfection from appetizers to coffee and dessert). At this price point, it is a STEAL of a Deal! Make a reservation now...it's a must as a side note The Veranda was full for after dinner cocktails if that is your preference ENJOY

My wife and I stayed at the hotel and ate in the dining room during an anniversary trip. The food…read morehad good flavor and it's a nice atmosphere, but unfortunately that's where the positive review ends. My steak was overdone and service was slow. We had to ask for refills, didn't get dinner rolls upon request, and I ended up using a butter knife to cut my steak due to inattentive server.

Went here after attending service at Marantha Baptist Church. This seemed to be a popular go-to…read moreafter service at the church, as I saw a lot of familar faces from the congregation and many of them had recommended the restaurant to us as well (or I guess not much is opened in the small town). The Silo is a small, meat and three, cafeteria-style restaurant, with a small, humble range of choices obviously cooked fresh. There really was only a plate option available with your choice of entree (fried chicken/meatloaf), 2 sides, cornbread, dessert (only pie that day), and sweet tea. The chicken was piping hot when we got it, tender and juicy but could've had a little more seasoning. The mac and mashed potatoes were decent, as well as the cornbread which had a nice bit of crust. I really liked the peanut butter pie I got, not too sweet and light enough to finish after a pretty heavy meal.

Honestly, it was just okay for me. We went on 10/14/18 after attending a Marantha Baptist Church…read moreservice. They were doing buffet style, they may do that all the time, not sure. For $9.95 you got, an entree (Fried Chicken Quarter or Baked Spaghetti), 2 veggies (MacCheese, Green Beans, Rutabaga, couple of others), Peach Cobbler, biscuit/cornbread, and tea. For a bakery, a DEEP south one at that, you would expect the cobbler to be really good...not so much. It was all edible, but something was off, perhaps it just wasn't seasoned enough. Like there wasn't any sugar or salt in anything. Everybody was super friendly, and these folks were FAST! The restaurant was clean and comfortable. It's one of the only food options in town, and the only thing available on this Sunday.

I was in town for one night and needed a good quality meal. I sat at the bar and ordered a ribeye…read more Paul was very hospitable and made sure I had everything I needed. the atmosphere was nice and easy. The lovely southern gentry that makes Americus great was on hand to offer a good story and a good time. The steak was cooked perfectly and it was better than I've gotten at high-end restaurants in bigger cities. I highly recommend.

Another disappointing dinner at The Station! I just don't understand how they can undercook one…read moreentree and overcook another at the same table! Food was very bland and cool, I guess it wasn't microwaved long enough. Undercooked beef is not the way to get someone to return to your restaurant. The space is dark and dated, the health department survey score is the best thing about the place, at 100%. They could really be something special instead of mediocre like most of the other restaurants in Americus. Will not return voluntarily!

I forgot to take pictures, and that's fine because there was nothing remarkable to take pictures…read moreof. We went with my brother and his wife and daughter to eat at Pat's place, a beloved Americus tradition. I cannot remember a time in my life when Pat's place was not open. It actually is about the same age as I am. It got it started as a biker bar years and years and years ago, and then it transformed into a college hangout. Only most of the patrons are people who never went to Georgia Southwestern or they graduated so long ago that they're now retired from their jobs. So it kinda is a college bar just for people who graduated from college in 1980. My wife ordered a garden salad and we got some nachos and I got a Reuben with chips and an order of chicken wings. It was $75. And I've got to tell you none of it was anything special. You could get a better Reuben out of a sandwich machine. And if you don't order extra meat, what you end up with is a sauerkraut sandwich. The chicken wings they were Tysons chicken wings from a bag and they tasted like the dinosaur shaped chicken nuggets that my nieces eat. My nieces are under 10 years old. The nachos were mini Tostitos with a couple of three different cups of things served with them. The chili was OK. The guacamole was OK. The cheese sauce was nacho cheese sauce. Think about this as concession stand nachos or school lunchroom nachos. My wife's salad was delicious looking it was very good. She enjoyed it and it was a great deal. The rest of the meal was total garbage. And for $75 I expected better. Not a drop of beer was consumed. $75 included two cokes. And you have to bus your own table when you're finished. The service is always very good, they bring your food to your table after you order it at the bar. And it's not a proper bar either. It's just beer, I guess you could have a glass of wine but it's mostly beer and soft drinks. They're not putting on any airs at Pat. They're just charging too much.

Great food and service. Pizza is always delicious! Sandwiches have large portions of meat and taste…read moregreat. Tasty salads and other appetizers. No fried food here! Friendly and a nice easy comfortable place for a delicious meal !

When you need food and need a change from Waffle House…read more... This small diner chain, at least at this location, is nailing breakfast this Sunday morning. Grandma's Platter: a whole lot of delicious food when you need a bit of everything. And get the biscuit: sliced, buttered then griddled before serving is just how I like it!!

Breakfast was absolutely awesome. The chef here knows exactly what he's doing. The biscuit was…read moregreat. The pancakes was great everything fabulous service would definitely recommend this to anybody looking for breakfast. Thanks, Mike.

Yes I recommend Madea's for food, service and atmosphere. They really go above and beyond to please…read morethe customers. Anytime I'm in town I go to Madea's.

I'm originally from Americus and everytime I come back for a visit with family, this is the first…read moreplace I want to go to. Today, I had the pork chop and gravy with cabbage, green beans, and delicious cornbread.

Reminds me of a seafood shack on the beach. Picnic tables, concrete floors. Good food, great…read moreservice. The fried chicken salad was good, huge portions! Probably underrated. This was my first time eating here, I will go back to try seafood. Also, there is a fresh seafood market next door

Fresh seafood served hot with great customer service!!!! It has seating both inside and outside…read more The servers are always helpful and the food is seasoned perfectly.