We finally tried Jo's Diner and were pleasantly surprised! The atmosphere is a cute retro diner…read morevibe, and everything tasted fresh and homemade. We started with the onion rings and fried cheese balls, which were hot, crispy, and definitely worth ordering. The burgers and patty melt were cooked well and came with perfectly seasoned crinkle fries. Dessert was the real star of the meal. The peach cobbler was warm, buttery, and full of fruit, the pecan pie was rich and gooey, and even the simple vanilla ice cream with chocolate sauce hit the spot. I also appreciated the variety of Southern sides available: mac and cheese, turnips, black-eyed peas, lima beans, mashed potatoes and gravy, broccoli, salads, and more. Service was friendly, portions were generous, and prices felt reasonable for the amount of food we received. If you're looking for comfort food and homemade desserts, Jo's Diner is definitely worth a visit! **forgot to get a picture of the rest of the menu, but I'll get it next time :)

I really really don't like having to leave reviews for restaurants that aren't 5 stars, but I've…read moregot to be honest about my recent experience here. To start, the menus were absolutely filthy. They had food residue and greasy fingerprints all over them, and were torn and ripped in places. I was shocked that they do not at least have their menus laminated for this very reason. Everyone at our table noticed this and commented on it. This is a horrible first impression when you sit down at a restaurant, and needs to be corrected ASAP! I used to always love coming to Jo's diner over 10 years ago. I would usually get breakfast, and it was great. I decided to get something different today, and I think I just ordered the wrong thing. I ordered a house salad with fried chicken on top. They used to have this on the menu years ago, but I didn't see it; however, our server said she could have them make it for me. What I got was a small side salad ($5) with barely any chicken on it. The salad was in a little bowl, and had ONE chicken tender on top! I was even more surprised when I got my bill and noticed that I was charged $8 for said chicken tender. So for $13, you would expect to at least leave not hungry. I would've been better off just ordering a chicken tender platter and subbing the fries for a side salad or something. Lesson learned, I guess. Our server, Scarlett, was very attentive and really sweet, so that was a good thing! I love the vintage diner feel of this restaurant, and it brings back a lot of nostalgia of visiting "Brent's" in Jackson with my mom as a child. The next time I eat here, I will either get a daily blue plate or go back to getting breakfast. I just don't think salads are their specialty. I will come back and update my review if I do go back and it is better. (*Management: PLEASE get rid of the 3.5% fee for using a card as payment! I purposely avoid restaurants that do this to their customers. I used to work for a credit card processing company, and know that it is against card brand regulations to surcharge debit cards, which it clearly states on the bottom of your receipt that you do. This is a good way to get a hefty fine from the credit card companies. All it takes is one phone call from a disgruntled customer.)

Food is always good and the staff had always been very nice. The home team hash bowl is my…read morefavorite. Their pancakes are really good as well!

We went to EATS for breakfast. For a change, I ordered pancakes with blueberries. Expected the…read moreberries to be on top (as listed in the menu), but they were cooked in the pancakes. They were OK. Served with 2 slices of bacon & watery syrup. Spouse ordered french toast sticks. Thick, battered & deep fried. Served covered with powdered sugar & a side of watery syrup. Spouse was not impressed. Coffee was ok, but not exceptional. Restaurant was slammed at 10 am & staff did their best to provide good service. While disappointed in our breakfast choices, we have had great egg dishes & wheatberry toast at EATS in the past, and will return!

We eat at Spillway Diner for breakfast and love the food and service. The stuffed hash browns are…read moremy usual go to. The staff is friendly and makes you feel welcome.

The food is always fresh and great flavor. The pancakes are super fluffy and taste homemade. The…read moreserver was very attentive and was friendly. This is my second time visiting and will not be my last. Parking is limited so be ready to wait if there is a crowd. But it is worth the wait. This is a smaller diner so be comfortable with being close to your neighbors sitting next to you. Overall great breakfast and lunch spot.

first experience at Potbelly Sandwiches and we both enjoyed our sandwich. he had the pastrami ruben…read moreand i had the ham and swiss combo. service was friendly. our sandwiches came out just as ordered! the interior is clean and a nice spot for a quick lunch. seating space is a bit limited but it appeared many orders were taken to go.

I had never tried Potbelly until today. I was impressed. The restaurant is clean and the staff was…read moreengaging and friendly. Seating is not a problem, as there is good The sandwiches here are toasted. Im a big fan of toasted sandwiches! The sandwiches come in 3 sizes, skinny, original and big. I ordered the "skinny" turkey with Swiss and mayo, with Bacon on wheat bread, with a cup of mac-n-cheese, a chocolate brownie cookie and a sweet iced tea. You can also order wraps and salads, if you dont want a sandwich. Cash/Credit/Debit are accepted here.

Average at best I've had worse an had much better. The steak was okay not worth 40 dollars it's…read morehard to mess up Mac and cheese and potato salad. My wife said that the fries were cold and smell funny and fish poboy had no sauce even though she asked for it before it came out. This is the second time we've been here and the and not that great.

Had been hesitating on trying Team Ten due to mixed reviews but as always, you have to try it out…read morefor yourself. The place is nostalgically decorated; Everything was so derishush and service was EXCELLENT! Price is reasonable. I'm greedy and on top of meeting my daily protein intake, I ordered the Hamburger Steak with a side of Fried Pork Chop . Hamburger steak was flavorful and juicy, seasoned fried okra tasted fresh, mashed potatoes and gravy was amazing, green beans were seasoned and tasted like green beans (I like my vegetables to taste like vegetables). My fried pork chop was juicy and fried perfectly and delicious. Mexican cornbread was fluffy and yummy. My coworker also had hamburger steak with lima beans, squash casserole and creamed corn. Creamed corn did have a lot of butter but it was still good especially when u dipped the cornbread in it. Lima beans were good but nothing to rave about and the casserole was good and cheesy. Definitely will visit again for my for work lunches!

Had the chicken biscuit and hash browns. Very good! I'd like to come back to try other items. They…read morehave really good cakes too! The carrot cake and strawberry cake are very good !

Bland sausage patties, the pancakes were ok, the problem, no real butter and the packaged syrup is…read moreterrible. They could do so much better.

Absolutely outstanding food. The ham hock fried rice is incredible. Same for field peas and fried…read morechicken. Add amazing omelets. On my Jackson list forever.

This place may not be huge, but what it lacks in size it more than makes up for in flavor and…read morecharm. There are a handful of tables that comfortably seat 2-4 people, a row of individual counter stools, and one larger table that can fit a group of six. Parking is easy and free in the lot right next to the restaurant, which is always a plus. I also absolutely love their retro-style motor lodge sign -- it sets the tone before you even walk in. Chef Wallace truly knocked it out of the park with the Nesters Fried Egg and Chicken dish. Paired with a side of cheesy grits, it turned into one of the most flavorful and texturally satisfying breakfasts I've had in a long time. The dish features crispy fried chicken, soft-centered eggs, jalapeños, fresh herbs, sunflower seed dukkah, shallots, toasted pepper, and a beet remoulade that ties everything together. The batter on both the chicken and the eggs was cooked perfectly -- crisp without being hard, and tender without being underdone. Dip it into the bright pink beet remoulade and it's a match made in heaven. The sunflower seed dukkah added a subtle crunch that elevated the entire plate without overpowering it. I was fully expecting the jalapeños to bring serious heat, but they were marinated in something slightly sweet, which completely caught me off guard in the best way possible. Every bite had balance, contrast, and depth. I honestly could not get enough. If you're in Jackson, this is a must-eat dish. Don't debate it, don't overthink it -- just order it. The service was also very good, attentive without being intrusive, and rounded out an already fantastic experience. Easily a five-star breakfast spot that I would return to again and again.

Don't pass on this place and don't let the location fool you…read more This pasta dish with salmon on top was ridiculously good I may have had slightly better salmon some places, but never a salmon dish as a whole as good as this! Wonderful service too!

Just go order the All American burger and donuts asap. Thank me later. It's delicious!read more