Went to Ms.Goodies a while ago and just getting a chance to update you all.. A few friends of mine visit this place regularly during the week for breakfast and I finally had the chance to go with them. It's a very small location and not fancy at all but the service was warm and homelike. The waitress (not sure of her name) was the mother of the owner and she was very friendly. The tables seemed to be a little sticky when we sat down and the waitress explained to us that the tables are waxed and comes off to customers as sticky, she then wiped down the table again to give us comfort and the table was still sticky-like. We placed our orders and it took about 30/40 mins to come out. The owner, Ms. Goodie, personally cooked our meals. I ordered a water and being a person who drinks filtered water wasn't a fan of the water that I was served. My friends who are regulars both ordered Kool-Aid and they had several glasses of it so I'm assuming it was good.. Once the food came out I had to dig in to this plate that is supposed to be so good. I ordered haddock fish, grits and over- medium eggs. The eggs were GREAT, not everyone can make these well but she definitely hit the bullseye on these, the grits were amazing as well. Now the fish, it was just okay. It could have used more seasoning and maybe cooked a few seconds less than it was. It was still good but not great. I also tried the pancakes and they were GREAT, they weren't mine so I couldn't over indulge but I will order them on my next visit. The owner then came over to talk to us and ask how our meals were as well as give us boxes for the food we couldn't eat. She had great conversation and told us about a man she feeds everyday who lives down the street in a shelter, I thought that was very nice of her. She cashed us out and then told us about the new menu that she's working on.. The place could use a some new/ updated decor but based on the customer service alone I would go back to support this family owned business.. read more