Just a hop off I-75. Service was excellent, food was AMAZING! Best fried chicken in the south!…read moreMacaroni & Cheese was so good and cheesy, cabbage was good but I'm use to a little bit of sugar and some red pepper flakes in cabbage. Definitely will be back!

Hands down, the best! We found this place from Yelp a year ago on our way home from Florida and…read morehave talked about it all year. We planned our drive home today around stopping for lunch. The food is amazing - better than Grandma made. Fresh, hot fried chicken with just the perfect skin/breading and all the fabulous sides that go with it. Service is great...one of the ladies scraped the pan to bring me some black eyed peas last year because they were out. Atmosphere isn't much, but we don't care with this kind of food! Be ready to wait - there are no shortcuts for food this good, and there's always a crowd after church.

I haven't been there for a long time because of health reasons but always good food at fair prices…read more Friendly service!

Decided on this place after attending a play at the MOH; was in the mood for some "southern"…read morehome-style comfort food. We weren't disappointed in terms of the tastiness of the food. The place is located in a shopping plaza; not a lot of room (only about 5 or 6 tables); quite a few people came in to pick up orders. In any case, I ordered curry chicken and rice with collard greens (cooked in turkey), fried sweet plantains, and a cornbread muffin. My friend had "melt in your mouth" bbq ribs with potato salad and collard greens. The folks seated next to us, with whom we started a conversation, ordered pulled pork, collard greens, and potato salad and fried chicken, yams, and collard greens. We all enjoyed our meals, except I wasn't too crazy about the fried plantains - they were cooked a bit too "crispy" for me and they weren't "juicy." Note, the person at the cash register was very pleasant, super nice and accommodating. The only downfall was that several pesky flies were flying around, and we had to ensure they didn't land on our food! (Hopefully, they were only in the dining area). In any case, I plan to return to sample other items on the menu - the food was really good. Interestingly, there are photos on the wall of various "famous folks" who may have visited Roscoe's in the past (perhaps at a different location).

Service: 10/10 Ambiance: 20/10…read moreFood: 100/10 I'm literally love big Nicks, I have never had a bad experience in the entire time that I have been a patron here. The food is seasoned to the gods and I literally have nothing bad to say about it! Big Nick treats my Jeep Crew like they are and I really appreciate it. I will definitely be back and I will bring my friends!!!

I found this place on Google as we needed somewhere for lunch while passing through. From the…read moremoment we walked in to be greeted and they said "welcome to the family," to the server talking through the menu to help us decide, we had fantastic service. The atmosphere was upbeat with music playing and you could smell the bbq throughout the restaurant. I just knew the food would be good and let me tell you!! Every bite was delish. We agreed it was one of the overall best meals we have had in a long time (and we eat out at many different places often). Try the soul rolls..and the ribs, pork chops...and ALL of it! We will definitely be back!

NO SUCH PLACE CLOSED Wasted 20 minutes or more looking for it and it was not open or viableread more

The food is excellent!!!! The customer service is excellent. The staff is so friendly and polite…read more The Chef is on point. the trick off wings are addictive. Keep up the great work. I would encourage people to visit once and you will come back. Chef George and Chef Lil Face.

The seasoning could have been better. The food was kind of bland to be a crab boil. The…read moreserver/cashier was nice.

The food was very delicious and well seasoned the customer service was excellent the portions were…read moregreat and there's never been a soul food place in Fitzgerald like that one

Starting a restaurant in a small town is risky. This place is closed. Although the quality of the…read morefood was above average, the advertising was word of mouth, and business just fell off.

Five Stars for Gladys' Kitchen in Americus!If you want authentic, locally owned and operated soul…read morefood, this mom-and-pop gem is a must-visit.Just a heads up on timing: they officially open at 11 AM, but today (Sunday) the doors opened at 11:55 AM once the kitchen had all the scratch-made food ready to go. There was already a crowd waiting out front, which is always the best sign of a great local restaurant! It is a cafeteria-style setup with an amazing Sunday lineup. They had both fried and baked chicken, fried pork chops, turnips, rice, black-eyed peas, mac & cheese, fried green tomatoes, steamed okra, and dressing. I had the fried chicken along with the turnip greens, black-eyed peas, and fried green tomatoes. Every single bite was fresh and delicious. The greens and black-eyed peas completely stole the show--easily some of the best I've ever tasted. The friendly staff keeps the line moving smoothly. Don't let a slight opening delay deter you; the food here is absolutely worth the wait!

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"

The Royal Café has been in business in Quitman, Georgia since 1913. It's a cute, brightly lit…read morecafé-style restaurant. Located in the center of town, there is ample street parking available. The restaurant touts being the oldest running restaurant in Georgia. The decor is quaint and southern. The cafe has been run by the current owner since 2021. The breakfast menu offers egg, hash browns, biscuits, pancakes, French toast, etc. The lunch menu features burgers, chicken salad, a BLT, a Philly cheesesteak, salads, etc. They also offer a weekday lunch buffet, but as we were visiting on a Saturday, we didn't get a chance to try it. Staff were friendly and courteous. It was clear most diners and staff knew one another, being a local restaurant. We were treated well and felt almost like a fascination that us out-of-towners would visit their café. We ordered the Royal Special - two eggs, bacon, hash browns and toast. Your basic breakfast that starts your day right. We also ordered the Bobby Bowl - two eggs, hash browns and crumbled bacon....a lot of bacon. They could have cut the amount of bacon crumble in half. Less than $16 for both entrees. Quitman does not appear to have a lot of breakfast options, but given the longstanding history of this café, pleasant service and good solid breakfast options, I recommend it!

Fine hometown atmosphere Friendly staff…read moreGood food Only Lunch and Breakfast Worth the Trip