We were passing through Albany for the night and remembered we enjoyed a Cheddar's in another city,…read moreso we decided to stop by. Service was fast and kind. We started with the Wisconsin Cheese Bites which were SO good. Basically like normal Mozzarella Cheese Sticks, except bite sized. Probably my favorite thing about the visit! I got the New Orleans Pasta and my husband ordered the Country Fried Chicken with mashed potatoes and red beans and rice. My pasta was really good, but the sausage kinda got to me after a few bites. You ever try something and it's fine at first, but the more you eat it, you're like, "ummm, maybe not..."? My husband loved the chicken, but was disappointed to see the red beans and rice had bell peppers and onions in it. I tried them myself and ehh, they weren't the best. Maybe we had Popeye's red beans and rice as the expectation. Still, overall a good experience and we'd definitely go back.

thay were great they gave us croissant for the wait but it wasn't long she…read more Compliment my mom hair and everything

we had a fairly good experience except for one thing. Plastic eating utensils--really? I had a…read moresteak which was very good but had to wait for the server to bring me a steak knife. I think they had to wait until someone finished with it so they could wash it and bring it to me. it was wet when I got it.

Veteran's Day 2025. Fun atmosphere. Friendly employees. They worked hard to take care of all the…read moremilitary people. Waiting on food....Ordered bacon cheeseburger, fries, Diet Pepsi.

I wanted soul food today. Just my luck The Grille House was just across the street from my hotel. I…read morewalked in just before 5pm and it was almost empty. Just perfect. My server was Tera. Friendly and helpful. I knew that I wanted the catfish but not sure of the sides. Tera went over every side for me. I settled on candid yams. As I waited for my catfish to be cooked, I looked over all the jersey memorabilia they had from various sports teams and fraternities. This place gets super busy I was told. Thursday nights they have karaoke starting at 5pm. My catfish order came out. It had buttery grilled toast as a side, topped with lettuce and tomatoes. I'm a southern girl, I only needed the Fish and bread. The fish was perfectly season. All I needed to add was some hot sauce. OH My Gosh- Delish As I say enjoying my meal, old school R&B was playing. I truly enjoyed the serenity of my dinner. I'll definitely be back when I'm in Albany GA in the near future.

CONGRATULATIONS ED! 50th state, right here!!! We are @ the GRILLE HOUSE, celebrating with Kacie,…read moreMika, Jasmone, Cynthia and DJ-BO, what a TEAM! The cooks, although I didn't get their names, my food was perfect, the pork chop, collard greens (bam)! I saw reviews about the french fry because they are cut and frozen. But the cooks knew how to season them perfectly. I don't know if it was the southern charm, or the southern hospitality of the staff, the DJ and the patrons, but we could not have picked a better place to celebrate this monumental quest. I'm so glad we made new friends. I WOULD RECOMMEND

Breakfast was great, and the service was excellent! There were five in our party and we all…read moreenjoyed our food. When in Albany Ga, this is an awesome place to visit!!

The ambiance is so welcoming and warm. There is standing room only and they still make time to make…read moreyou feel special! The food is wonderful and there is something for every one! Wow I got the cinnamon with a smile coffee hot and WOW. so good. I will post pictures.

Went here after attending service at Marantha Baptist Church. This seemed to be a popular go-to…read moreafter service at the church, as I saw a lot of familar faces from the congregation and many of them had recommended the restaurant to us as well (or I guess not much is opened in the small town). The Silo is a small, meat and three, cafeteria-style restaurant, with a small, humble range of choices obviously cooked fresh. There really was only a plate option available with your choice of entree (fried chicken/meatloaf), 2 sides, cornbread, dessert (only pie that day), and sweet tea. The chicken was piping hot when we got it, tender and juicy but could've had a little more seasoning. The mac and mashed potatoes were decent, as well as the cornbread which had a nice bit of crust. I really liked the peanut butter pie I got, not too sweet and light enough to finish after a pretty heavy meal.

Honestly, it was just okay for me. We went on 10/14/18 after attending a Marantha Baptist Church…read moreservice. They were doing buffet style, they may do that all the time, not sure. For $9.95 you got, an entree (Fried Chicken Quarter or Baked Spaghetti), 2 veggies (MacCheese, Green Beans, Rutabaga, couple of others), Peach Cobbler, biscuit/cornbread, and tea. For a bakery, a DEEP south one at that, you would expect the cobbler to be really good...not so much. It was all edible, but something was off, perhaps it just wasn't seasoned enough. Like there wasn't any sugar or salt in anything. Everybody was super friendly, and these folks were FAST! The restaurant was clean and comfortable. It's one of the only food options in town, and the only thing available on this Sunday.

The chef salad was fresh and delicious. The stir fry was very good. The cheese burger was very good…read morethe fries were over cooked but I'm not a big fan of French fries. Go early the soul food goes fast which tells me it must be good. I will definitely go again

Gigi's Comfort Food is a small, locally owned lunch spot that draws a crowd for a reason. I ordered…read morethe meatloaf, and it did not disappoint! The portion was generous, and it had that homemade taste you hope for in a comfort meal. The staff was incredibly friendly, walking around greeting customers, and you could tell they knew a lot of the people there--like it was a regular spot for many. Even though I got my food to-go, the warm and welcoming atmosphere stood out. If you're looking for a good Southern-style meal in a cozy place where you feel like family, Gigi's is worth a visit.

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!

Great food in a friendly environment for a very fair price. Would go back in a heartbeat.read more

I wanted to continue celebrating my birthday so I decided to go to The Flint!!! When you walk in it…read morefeels like you're in one of those restaurants in the movies!!! Very unique and inviting!!! Everything that I ordered made me think ; this sounds good; well everything was absolutely DELICIOUS; street corn, fried green tomatoes, potato soup and the FLINT BURGER!!!!! My waitress; Jordan was extremely friendly, personable and very knowledgeable about her job! I plan to go back before I leave town!!!! Hats off to the CHEF

Greatly enjoyed this solid spot in Downtown Albany. I commend their establishment. The Singfield…read morefamily has a great thing going here! We really enjoyed the ambiance and service. The food we got was solid. We were able to try a wide variety of menu items: the ribeye, fried catfish, fries, asparagus, mac n cheese, Caesar salad, pecan pie, and cookie skillet dessert. They were all great, but we have some favs we'd get again. Even though they're a "seafood place" we preferred the Ribeye! Tasty, tasty flavor and VERY generous portion. All of the sides were excellent. No notes. Then in terms of dessert, u strongly recommend the cookie skillet over the pecan pie. Sadly, we didn't care for the pecan dessert at all. It felt like it didn't have ANY pecan in it. Meanwhile, the cookie skillet was TO DIE FOR-- YUM!

Southern food classics, wide variety of food at fair prices. Doesn't get any better…read more My only complaint is they do not keep the bourbon street style chicken on the buffet line after 4pm. Other than that, it's a great establishment.

Wanted to try a local restaurant with southern cooked food. We decided to give this one a try and…read moreso glad we did! The restaurant is cozy and inviting. The staff is friendly and provided great service. The prices were amazing, for the amount of food and quality. You go up to the front to order "cafeteria" style. I chose the option of a meat, 2 sides, & dessert for $11. For $3 more you can get the buffet option. I selected the fried chicken, chicken & rice, and turnip greens with banana pudding for my dessert. The meals also came with a slice of corn bread. Everything was warm, fresh, and delicious! I highly recommend giving this place a try!

How I love being at an event with a hot lunch! I was at Auburn U for an event and lunch was from…read morethis restaurant. I had the fried chicken plate with 2 sides and a roll. Also came with a huge wedge of cake. The chicken was very flavorful and fried well. The green beans were tasty as well. I wasn't a fan of the cake..a bit dry. And who doesn't love a creamy Mac n cheese. I had heard great things about the food here so I was glad I was finally able to try it. They lived up to their reputation.

This is classic Southern Alabama cuisine the way your grandmother made it. A quintessential…read moremeat-and-three in the Auburn area, Pannie-George's definitely gives patrons a truly southern experience. I've been to hundreds of these local eateries all over the Southeast and will offer my honest opinion. In true Lower Alabama fashion, the fried chicken batter is thin and crispy (not thick and crunchy), the mac 'n' cheese is runny but cheesy, and the pork chops are soaked in gravy. It's delicious comfort food for the after-church crowd pouring in on a Sunday, or customers looking for an affordable bite to eat on a weekday. There are some downsides that prevented my rating from mirroring the stratospheric and glowing reviews on user-driven platforms like Yelp. While the batter is wonderful, the chicken is dry. The rice is uneventful. And the mac 'n' cheese was a little runnier than I prefer but wonderfully flavorful nonetheless. The choices for bread were stale Hawaiian rolls or homemade cornbread. For dessert, the lemon pie is quite delicious. And the experience is authentic and enjoyable. I recommend Pannie-George's for a simple, hearty meal.