Found ourselves in Americus again this past week and of course made another stop in to Sweet…read moreGeorgia for lunch. Even though they were out of my fav BLT's, lunch was still wonderful. Service is always friendly and quick. Love all the small changes inside that I seem to notice each time we are in town.

We went for lunch and ordered the Greekish salad, the hot turkey sandwich along with the chicken…read moresalad sandwich and everything was fresh and delicious with kind helpful service. Definitely recommend

We came from I-75 for lunch based on the reviews. I must say the owner is very friendly. The…read moredowntown area is pretty much vacant, except for the County Seat building across the street. We ordered the turkey club as is on the menu, and the roast beef sandwich. The disappoint was with the latter. There were no Kaiser rolls--only bagels, white or wheat bread. I opted for the grilled wheat with provolone cheese and horseradish cream sauce. The owner mentioned he was nearly out of roast beef to, "Time to visit the butcher!" I should have changed my order at that point! I had two thin slices of delicious roast beef, one slice of provolone and a smear of the sauce. Seriously it wasn't worthy of a photo. My husband split his sandwich with me because mine wasn't more than an appetizer. It is worth the drive to have a sandwich, but order the turkey club!

We found this place when looking for a place to grab a coffee. I got a London Fog (hot tea with oat…read moremilk and honey) and my husband got a latte and my little one got a sweet tea. We loved all of our drinks. For food I got a turkey club and 2 chocolate chip cookies they were both amazing. My little one got a rainbow bagel that he was very excited about! We will definitely be back!

It's a family owned joint, they are very nice people. You get a lot of food for the price. Which is…read morelower during the lunch special hours. A diet and health food section is also offered. // Put your money in locally owned business, and the community receives honey, reaping plenty of abundance. - ..less you loss this opportune, forsaking the city for corporational strongholds. //

Food cold, no taste, limited options, not ver authentic to culture. Very disappointed don't…read morerecommend Also horse flies landing on top table gross!!

We were traveling from FL to Macon & found this roadside gem along the hwy! The service was very…read moregood but the scrumptious food was to die for! The flavors popped & could not be beat! I ate the pulled pork, french fries, Brunswick stew and potato salad & everything I tried was excellent! Your tongue will thank you for stopping here! And your wallet too

Anyone who's ever driven down Hwy 300 through Warwick knows--you only stop if the police pull you…read moreover. Lucky for me, they already had someone else pulled over, so I finally did something I'd never done: I stopped at Red Dawg Grill. Now, I've seen this place countless times over the years. The building? Real unassuming. But if you're from the South, you know--that's usually where the magic happens. Soon as we walked in, we were greeted by the sweetest cashier I've ever encountered--Casey. Genuinely kind, patient, and warm. She gave us time to review the very extensive menu. Ribs and shrimp were sold out (which helped narrow things down), so I kept it simple: Bacon cheeseburger, all the way, no onions. Side of okra. The food came out quicker than expected. The cook actually brought it to the second pickup window himself and even stopped to make small talk. Already, it felt like home. I couldn't wait--I popped open that white styrofoam box before I even left. First thing I saw? Fried hard okra. Now, I didn't even ask for it that way, but when I said, "Casey, y'all knew to fry the okra hard?" she laughed and said, "Girl, in these woods, everybody wants the okra fried hard!" They had me at the okra. The burger? Premade patty, but I wasn't mad at it. Seasoned to perfection. I even opened it up and saw black pepper specks--so you know they cared. The mayo-to-pickle-to-cheese ratio? On point. Every bite was just right. At some point, even the Warwick PD must've decided to take a break from pulling folks over... because they came in for a bite, too. And that's when I smiled and thought to myself-- even these guys know... if you're gonna get pulled into something in Warwick, let it be the food.

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.

Sunday after church spot. Buffett Southern Cooking. Fresh Bread, Chicken, and fixings. I recommend…read moreFried Chicken, Roast on Rice with Gravy, Rills, and butter beans! Nice folks. After church it does get full. Arrive before 12:30 P.M.

This is a very unassuming building when you walk up…read more We can at 11:00. One of the first people to enter. I assume they open from 6-10 for breakfast then close and open back for lunch at 11-1:30. Its a very simple interior: wooden floors, walls, e big rooms with just tables, chairs with simple tablecloths, some napkin holders salt and pepper, some pepper sauce. You walk in get in line and they ask what you want. This Tuesday they had: Fried chicken, Salisbury steaks in gravy, pot roast, shepherds pie. Veggies were French fries, rice, mashed potatoes, turnip greens, rice, creamed corn, green beans, black eyed peas, fried okra and then your choice of biscuit or a cornbread pancake (Ho cake). Plus they had peach cobbler. 2 of us got the Salisbury steaks one got the fried chicken and one got the pot roast. We all got the cornbread pancake and 3 of us got the peach cobbler and all got drinks. It was $60 for the 4'of us. Which I think was a pretty good deal. I spoke to the lady and she stated her they always have the fried chicken but the meats and veggies will change daily. They will sometimes have chicken and dumplings, rutabaga, on Fridays they'll have fried fish. I will definitely come back. By 11:40 when we were gonna leave the place was pretty packed. You can get your food to go or sit down. This has to be a pretty popular local place. There was an order for 15 when they opened. I will definitely visit again when we are in the area!

Great little hidden gem in Hawkinsville Ga!! The hamburger steak, yams, collard and rice was great…read moreall for $6 including a drink!

Little Brother's is open again - and the community is happy to welcome them back. The cafe is now…read moreat the other end of the block where they used to be - in a bright and spacious corner venue. Lots of tables for folks to enjoy conversation while waiting for their food to be served after placing orders at the counter, and during their meal. The food is excellent, prices are fair, and staff and service friendly and competent. From soups and wraps to sandwiches and deli options -- this nifty little bistro is sure to satisfy hunger and also bring a smile.

I love the atmosphere. Great food and great customer service. The soups and sandwiches are…read moreexcellent. I will be returning.