If you don't mind the drive to Kennesaw from Atlanta, this is one of the best southern buffets in…read moremetro Atlanta. Forget going to Golden Corral. The food is delicious. I've especially enjoyed their fried chicken, their meatloaf and their assortment of southern veggies, such as, fried green tomatoes, greens, cabbage, sweet potatoes and more. They also have a large selection of salads and salad ingredients. The service here is top notch, the servers are also attentive and make sure to keep your drinks refilled. BE NICE TO THEM! The dining area is simple and can accommodate very large groups. Depending on the clientele it can go from quiet to extremely loud so don't plan on a quiet meal all the time. I have made the 40 minute trip here 3 times and will probably make a lot more times.

Good spot for some quick bites only, if you're just trying to get a variety of things this is the…read morespot

The vegetables were bland, no seasoning. Some food was hot other cold. Meat was dry and chicken…read morewings were small.

Attention! This is Not the same as the one in Kennesaw. Same name but no where close to that one…read more It is not very good. Most of the food is bland. Looks like some of it was frozen and reheated and placed on the serving line.

HH & I enjoyed this small community's ' go to' eatery! The staff was delightful, and the community…read moreis truly country folk. Nothing super fancy just good food and down to earth people. We saw everything from farmers in their coveralls to lawyer types without the suit coats. Don't rush, go in and sit a spell.

Food, service, people. Just a small town place. Great atmosphere. We go here often. Thurs. night…read morebuffet.

The ambiance was general public The food was very well…read moreprepared, so I can promote this restaurant.

Fantastic food! This is a very good buffet to try! My family and friends all come here!read more

We have always enjoyed beans and greens.It is a country cooking buffet.It has a salad bar,hot food…read morebar(meats and vegetables),and a dessert bar.I had the plate with the shrimp and catfish .You pay at the door and a waitress will seat you and fix what you drink.All in a nice rustic building out in the country.If you are in the mood for some country food give Beans and Greens a try.Check out the next The Working Man Review.

Great food. Great variety. Good service and accessibility. We visit at least twice a month. I like…read morethe bone in fried chicken and the beef tips on Thursday.

This is deep within a strip mall so you will not be able to see it from the street. Plenty of…read moreparking. They have a sushi station but I would avoid this. They put random vegetables and fruit in the sushi to save on cost. Most of the sushi has some type of pickle in it. Seems like you are eating pickles with rice. You can tell that the sushi is low quality ingredients and hastily made. I put it below grocery store sushi. They have a Hibachi station to cook all your food to order. All the chicken dishes tasted great. Seafood dishes were hit or miss. I had too much food and I enjoyed it. Buffet and drink cost about $17 during the weekday lunch buffet.

This is my go-to buffet when I need a quick fix. This is a very well-lit restaurant with plenty of…read moreparking in the massive lot. Once seated , the food is laid out very attractively. Their cold salads and the like are always ice cold; the food is kept hot. They have a small sushi bar in the back with fresh-made sushi waiting. I find that this restaurant serves a style of sushi that is not Japanese; they don't serve traditional sashimi or nigiri. They have a varied selection of items, including fresh, raw, thinly sliced prime rib for the chef to cook for you, just the way you like it. For me it is 2 seconds on each side. Plenty of uncooked choices for a stir fry of your own making. Desserts are typical of other buffets I have been to. It is heavy on fresh fruit, flan, banana pudding cookies and tiny prepackaged cakes. The service is always spot on and it accommodates large groups and families. When it first opened, I noticed a big upgrade from the normal buffets in town but over the years I feel like it has slipped in the food department. It is very convenient to stop in for a hot soup to go.

Went for lunch. The food was outstanding! The service was incredibly efficient and courteous. They…read morehave an All-You-Can-Eat lunch buffet during the week, but not on weekends. The atmosphere is so serene and laid back. Quiet, easy to talk, even have an intimate conversation. They have the best sushi in the business in my opinion. And they used to have $1 sushi rolls. 3 pieces for $1. But now they're $2.75. Their sake is wonderful. Plum is my favorite! It comes out warm! The food comes out in a timely manner. If you love sushi and Japanese cuisine, Ru Sans is definitely going to be one of your favorite places! 4 Stars, only bc no lunch buffet on weekends and the cost of the individual sushi rolls! But overall, highly recommend and I will continue to get my sushi here!

The ambiance was nice, intriguing and relaxing. The options on the menu are tremendous. Plenty of…read moreoptions whether sushi, street food( yakitori& tempura) the prices are reasonable and some portion sizes allow you to be adventurous and try different items. They have everything from Sushi, Ramen, Fried Rice, Seafood entrees, bento boxes, Donburri, and Soba

I've been to this restaurant many times. They've changed a lot recently. The food is very fresh and…read moredelicious, and it's also very clean.

food Is pretty good the staff is also very nice however be aware they sometimes run out of salt…read morethat is my complaint . The ambiance also makes it feel fancy even though it's not .

Very disappointed second visit. We expected to be a great…read morelunch as it was a month ago but Iwas so surprised the food quality has deteriorated drastically. Majority of the steam tables items are now leftovers served cold, chewy and unappealing. The egg drop soup is full of starch salty and now they have added spicy peppers to the broth, which has taken away the traditional test of the soup and not to mention the soup fried flour chips being very stale. Several of the dessert selection items suffer from refrigeration burn which is very noticeble to the palate. It is too bad because my first visit was excellent and we expected to have another pleasant experience today. No return for me.

My family and I always used to go eat at Atlantic Buffet, and we would always refer more people to…read morethat buffet, but we were very disappointed on Mother's Day because they charged us more than $70 per person!!! That day we didn't even enjoy the food, and we said we wouldn't go back again. And we will also tell all the people we referred: don't go back to that restaurant. Mi familia y yo solíamos ir siempre a comer al Atlantic Buffet, y también siempre recomendábamos ese bufé a más personas, pero quedamos muy decepcionados el Día de las Madres porque nos cobraron más de $70 por persona!!! Ese día ni siquiera disfrutamos la comida, y dijimos que no volveríamos a ir. Y también le diremos a todas las personas que recomendábamos: no regresen a ese restaurante.

I go to the JohnBoy's on Canton Road. There are always healthy choices, great salad options, and…read morethe sweet tea is amazing! (I always get half sweet/half unsweet; just ask for "half-n-half" if you're cutting back sugar.) The wait staff treat everyone like regulars, and the kitchen staff keep the buffet full of delicious choices. The menu changes daily, so check the website if you're picky. I heard there's another JohnBoy's in Cartersville, I've never been there, but it's probably the same.

Um, eh, oh lord, my mama always said if you can't say nothing nice, don't say anything at all…read more Guess what? I never listened to mama much but I did take her to Johnboy's ( a misnomer as it's like a Vietnamese family running the joint...no problem here as I love Vietnamese- but they really do not know Southern style American cooking), once settled in, my mom looked at me with disgusted look on her face as she held up a talon - literally a chicken claw attached into the funky crust of this odd "chicken" meat. In all honestly, I dunno what the good reviewers are smoking or drinking but homeboy John did t serve it up to me, or I may have forgotten how gross this trailer park buffet was. When Golden Corral is looking like a Michelin restaurant in comparison, you gotta wonder about the reviews. NEVER AGAIN.