This has become my go to lunch spot when I'm at work. I'm a big fan of this place. They have so…read moremany options on the menu and you really can't go wrong with any of them. On today I ordered the catfish tacos and collard greens with the turkey. The meal was great. The catfish was lightly fried and the sauce on it was amazing. I had my usual peach sweet tea to go with it. I would recommend this place to anyone.

We arrived on Gameday at 930am to see if we could get breakfast. They wouldn't open until 10am. We…read morewaited. The staff first impression was poor. Not friendly and really slow service. The food was not good. Waffles were fine but the fried chicken that came with them were wings and flavorless. How do you not have chicken tenders easier to eat with the chicken and waffles?! All in all a real bad experience- from service to food. I'll wait for next spot to open at that location before trying it again.

My dining companion and I recently visited Olean's Café. This restaurant location has been here…read morefor what seems like forever. Adams Street is a quiet street on this particular Saturday morning around 9:15 am. But inside the restaurant, there is a flurry of activity behind the counter, the aroma of breakfast makes us smile when we enter and there is a line that stretches to the door. Folks are waiting. Few dine in and most are carrying out several to go boxes per person. The prices are reasonable and for the portion size, I would say budget-minded. Get the Olean's omelette. It's generously sized and enough for 3 meals. It looks nothing like a traditional omelette. It reads more like a breakfast casserole. Eggs, potatoes, sausage, veggies and cheese. It's comfort food on a plate. I am so sorry I didn't take a photo to share. I highly recommend this meal option! My dining companion ordered scrambled eggs, bacon and plain grits. My dining companion stated they were the best restaurant grits they'd ever eaten. The bacon was piled high on his plate! He took 1/2 this meal home. Mrs. Olean is behind the counter and just as personable as can be. She sets the tone for hospitality and it shows with her courteous staff. There was ample parking. The dining room is small, probably 10 tables in all. Most seem to be taking bags with their to go containers. Few people leave with one container. We will certainly return for some of their lunch options next.

This is where me and my coworker go to treat each other because of how great it is. Can't go wrong…read morewith anything they serve. Personally I love the oxtails and turkey. The girls at the front are so sweet and fun and let us know what to get every time. I'm still trying to come for their Tuesday hot chicken.

Aunties is a good new soul food restaurant in Tallahassee. It offers an alternative from the…read moretraditional staples like Oleans and Earleys. I really like the fried chicken and Mac and cheese. They make both of those dishes to order so you may want to call ahead. I also thought their collard greens were good. One thing that could be improved is the wait time. Sometimes it takes a while to prepare the food.

Oh there is so much to say about Aunties Kitchen! Are you familiar with those times where you want…read moresome good down home cooking like Grandma cooks on Sundays? Yep....this is the place! The food is so flavorful and filling and there are a variety of options to choose from. The portions are huge. I literally had enough for just about 3 meals. The staff are very down to earth and friendly. I came back for my second visit just a few days after the first and they remembered me and my order! I also love that they have specials for the college students which makes this an affordable option for some "good eating". Definitely give Auntie a try!

The atmosphere was inviting and the staff were very patient with our large group and friendly…read more Great variety of menu selections and the food was excellent.

The restaurant is a nice opportunity to get some soul food. Yet, the food really needs more soul…read more No wait time at our noon visit to Saturday brinch. Our visit was lackluster to say the least. Only a couple of tables active so it's difficult to judge efficiency. The limited brunch menu prices were pretty decent for these days, about $20/pp +tx, tip. Service could have been a little more attentive. We had fried chicken platters. The main course of chicken wasn't bad yet could be better. Cooked done but still juicy, which is a plus. Not battered but possibly a light flour dredge, with no seasonings so very light coating and somewhat lacking in flavor. We added a side of gravy which was delightful; a hearty beef debris sauce fit for a proper poutine, (which they don't serve). The collards, had a bitter to maybe even a fishy? taste. Not southern style at ALL. The Mac and cheese... needs a lot more cheese and butter, also that crusty cooked home style taste was missing. All in all a so-so meal with a lot more potential. The decor could use some livening up. The theme is a bit heavy for a good restaurant. It could use some lighter, colorful, lively adornments. We'll be back to try again. One of our members used to frequent Early's to retrieve food for the governor's mansion and raved about it. So, a little back to the future is needed.

Heard this was the place to try and so we did. The staff was friendly. Definitely take your time…read moreand order what's most cost-effective. The best thing was the catfish nuggets and gizzards. The food was fresh, hot, and great portions. We dined inside and enjoyed the music that's was playing. Will definitely come back.

This place may be not for those who are looking for healthy food, but if you're looking for food…read morethat tastes good, it is good tasting food. Ambiance is nice, food was nice, the service was nice, but not the healthiest food.

Went to Kaceys for the first time and I was very impressed. The selection is small, mostly southern…read morefood classics such as fried chicken, mac and cheese, Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes, okra, etc. But the smaller section does not take away from the quality. They had a large section dedicated to fried chicken and it was awesome. The price was also one of the better deals I have ever seen in 2026. A very southern and homey interior provides for a very interesting eating experience. But the food to price ratio is out of this world. Good job Kacey

Still great!! Out Must Stop when traveling through this area. Today we fasted on Southern fried…read morechicken , fried fish and liver and onions. Great selection of vegetables if you want to eat healthy.

Excellent service fresh food made to order. Huge Jamaican menu. Large selection to choose from…read morechicken shrimp OX Tail Salmon I highly recommend trying this restaurant

Wow! We were just walking in the Railroad district looking for something fun to eat and happened…read moreupon this place! It was absolutely delicious! We tried a number of things, with some recommended from the staff, and nothing disappointed! If I'm ever in the area again, I would definitely go again! We ate inside but there are cute tables outside on a lawn as well. They even came by and asked how we liked it! Great service and great food!!

Walked in the door at 11am..nothing was ready to be served..the lady stated "we open at 11 but…read moresometimes the food isn't done"! What sense does that make? You either come in earlier to prepare or open later! The food was ok..I had the smothered pork chops but they seem to lack gravy..hmmm I've had better, I should've went with my first mind and went to Oleans

Loved the vibe. Loved how it was a historic building. And the name Edison ties into the building's…read morehistory. We had crab cakes, roast beef sandwich, salmon, and shrimp and grits. The crab cakes were a generous portion and super tasty with fried green tomatoes. The sandwich with the au jus was yummy. Salmon was plain but clean eating and the shrimp and grits were good. The waiter was really nice and friendly.

**Review: Solid Steak Dinner at The Edison**…read more I had a pleasant dinner at The Edison recently and walked away satisfied, especially with the food. Service was just okay--nothing terrible, but the appetizers definitely took longer than expected to come out. That said, our server was genuinely good: friendly, knowledgeable, and checked on us at the right moments without being overbearing. The appetizers were worth the wait. Both the fried green tomatoes and the crab appetizer were excellent--fresh, flavorful, and nicely executed. For the main course, the steak was spot-on: tender, well-seasoned, and cooked exactly as ordered. The potatoes that came with it were also really good--creamy and tasty without being heavy. We ended the meal with the bread pudding, and it was one of the best parts of the night. It was done perfectly: warm, moist, and full of rich, comforting flavor that didn't feel overly sweet. All in all, The Edison delivers on the food front. If you're after a reliable steak with some standout starters and a strong dessert, it's a solid choice. Ambiance was good, love the historic building. I'll definitely be back for the steak and bread pudding. Recommended!

Food it's fresh good, quick, and affordable!! Best tilapia very thin breaded, fried to perfection…read moreflaky and nice seasoned, just needs a few drops of lime juice!

Food is always fresh and it's reasonably priced... I have yet to go here and have a bad experience.read more