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    Galloway Corner Kitchen

    4.6 (29 reviews)
    InexpensiveSoul Food, Southern
    Closed • 11:00 pm - 4:00 am (Next day)
    Updated 3 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Divey
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Wednesday special: meatloaf
    Jojuane P.

    I literally ate there every day it was open last week. Often times I got two meals. One for lunch and other for dinner. My favorite meal was their chicken and dressing. Dressing is legit. Greens are good. Like you're at home and can eat a plate of dressing and greens. Service is polite and fast. I love that I get in and out. I can't keep eating here or all the working out won't do me any good. P.S. I think it's time to upgrade the tablecloths.

    To-Go Lunch Fried pork chops, okra and cabbage.
    Angelita R.

    To-Go-Lunch: 2 Fried pork chops flavored and tendered, cabbage sautéed and tasty and fried okra with yummy cornmeal batter with a slice of corn bread. Delicious and large portion with a great price point ($14 including 20% tip)! This black owned business is a local staple for soul food on 12th street. To top it off, I was pleasantly surprised to find a complimentary banana pudding with entree. The owner is a sweet gentleman with genuine spirit that I will continue to support with my $$$$. Strongly recommend this place for lunch. Angelita

    fried chicken, mashed potatoes, greens, and corn bread.

    Talk about southern home cooking! It doesn't get much better than the hands on, kind, customer service that greets you as soon as you walk in the door... but then you taste the food! Cooked with love, you are instantly comforted from the first bite. It feels you are dining with close family and friends when eating with other patrons. Their daily specials give you a plethora of combinations of entrees and sides and the owner/staff take care of you with the portions; I left with a clean plate and a full belly. I will definitely make this a go-to spot when showing friends and family around Austin because THIS is what southern home cooking is all about; love, full bellies, and good times!

    Cajun chicken, greens, rice and cornbread
    Richard A.

    After getting my haircut, the plan was to get some BBQ across the street from the barbershop but my barber Ruben told me that it was closed and suggested that I check out Galloway Sandwich Shop. Well this sandwich shop turned out to be an old skool soul food restaurant. When I entered, I noticed a patron eating some nice sized fried catfish that made my mouth begin to water but instead I ordered the Cajun chicken, rice, greens, and some real cornbread. Although I thoroughly enjoyed the savory Cajun Chicken, I wish Steve's hand could have been a little heavier on the portion. Next time, I'll order the catfish. They talked me into ordering the banana pudding which reminded me of my grandmother's banana pudding and again, I should have ordered a double portion. All in all, I was well pleased with Ruben's recommendation and I will be returning for the catfish.

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    Delicious, comforting food. Hit the spot! The chef and employees are very kind, great service. Iced tea is very very sweet and large servings altogether. Beef stroganoff, cheese broccoli and mashed potatoes pictured

    Barbecue brisket, buttered corn, collard greens, barbecue sauce, and cornbread muffin
    Tiff T.

    Hankering for mac 'n' cheese, I galavanted to Galloway's, which was the top hit on Yelp. Not realizing that Galloway's rotates their sides in addition to their entrées, Jon A. and I arrived to no mac 'n' cheese on a Saturday afternoon. (It was an option on Wednesday and Friday.) We decided to split an entrée ($8.10), which comes with two sides and a little cornbread muffin, and an iced tea ($1), which was very sweet. The platter was huge: I could never have finished it myself. We selected the barbecue brisket with buttered corn and collard greens. Other options available were smoked sausage, smoked chicken, potato salad, and red beans. The collard greens were my favorite course, but the lean brisket was cooked nicely, too. The Galloways seemed to both be working that day, aprons and all. There were some regulars who appeared and greeted them. Also, it is a sandwich shop, and the sandwiches are on a separate menu from the big dry-erase board from which we selected our options. The restaurant is fairly small and has about six to eight tables that seat about eight each. We shared our plastic tableclothed table with a lady who ate her lunch by herself. Another table near us sat a family with a couple of young children, while a Capital Metro employee shared a meal with a friend. The verdict: Galloway's seems like a great gathering place in its neighborhood and is family-run. We'll be back for more of its delightful soul food.

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    Wow old school soul food. Fried pork chops were awesome. The mashed potatoes were smothered in chicken gravy I will be back for sure.

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    Great food and friendly service. Don't be in a rush, as they take their time serving. It is a buffet and ALLLL good!

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    OMG don't let the outside fool you!! I had the salmon croquet, and it was amazing! Great flavor! Great hospitality!

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