I ate here a couple years ago on the way to the beach. The staff were very friendly and made a…read moregreat atmosphere. The food was a different experience, everything had a slimy or gross quality to it. There were several flies in the restaurant, which made it a battle to even eat our food. This could be a fluke experience, and I am willing to try it again one day. PS: I would much rather small businesses like this stay open than just have fast food slop in town. So if you are in the area, go support them!

We stopped in on our way back from the beach! Let me tell yall!!! They know what they doin in that…read morekitchen!!! It was SO GOOD!!!!! They do a hot bar on Sunday. The greet you as soon as you walk in. They also have Blue Bell ice cream. IYKYK. Put Granny's Diner on your list and pull up. Get you some good southern food and some good sweet tea!!

RUDE. worker, dismissive and on her phonefood was decent. tried to get boneless and she tried to…read moreforce us to change.

Recently opened in Old Pizza Hut location on major US Highway with similar eateries and fast food…read morenearby. Our first try was today at 2pm after reading local newspaper article. . Clean establishment, plenty of convenient parking. Quick service at order counter and took us time to familiarize with menu etc. No rush or hustle from staffer! My wife ordered the Reuben Combo, and I opted for the 6 hot wings Combo with bleu cheese. . The wings were advertised as "with Celery and choice of Ranch or Bleu Chese Dressing". Combos include a sizeable serving of crinkle cut Fries and endless drink refills at the beverage bar. Wife is a Reuben Connoisseur and it seemed the only "Deli" Item offered (In a place titled a Deli?) Food was delivered from the kitchen to table after a short wait and was served in Styro clamshells. Condiments, seasonings, napkins, utensils and drinks were all self-serve from nearby locations.. Reuben combo. Served on two-toned rye bread and wrapped in tissue, not halved. The corned beef was sliced thinly, overcooked, dry and tough. We both mouthed "Leather" at the same moment! It was doused in thousand island dressing and NO sauerkraut or swiss cheese apparently. Reuben gets a "D" rating, only because it resembles a sandwich by that name. Wings with optional hot sauce. I received six mini-wings (about 2.5 inches long and minimal girth) that were dry, shrunk up and doused in hot sauce. They offer about 6 options for sauce but this ole boy goes for the fire! The sauce saved (or hid, more appropriately) the meal. No celery or bleu cheese was included in the clamshell. Did not go to counter and ask why?? Wings get a "C", saved by the sauce and ample fries. Crinkle fries. My favorite, my wife prefers shoestrings. I thought the fries were fine, crispy on the outside, just right on the inside and servings were ample. Note: Coke products and only Sweet Tea offered at beverage bar, no Unsweet or lemon wedges offered. +++ Let's face it, it's expensive to eat out these days, every restaurant faces increasing labor, food and overhead costs. Discriminating diners seek VALUE for $$ spent and I'd rate this a very low value for the $$ spent. The tab came to $25.26. For $25.00++ for two, there are better value lunch options nearby.

True southern comfort food , the staff is friendly and helpful. Its is a small restaurant with a…read morebig heart. I ate here while visiting the city from Texas. Oh be on the lookout the tea is truly sweet tea!

We had lunch today at Mrs. B's Homecooking in Montgomery, and it was everything comfort food should…read morebe--satisfying, flavorful, and made with care. The beef tips with rice and gravy were tender and rich, the kind of dish that makes you slow down and savor every bite. The yams were perfectly sweet, almost like dessert, and the cabbage added a simple, earthy balance to the plate. The smothered pork chop was another standout--juicy and well-seasoned, nestled under a generous helping of savory gravy. The mac and cheese was creamy and indulgent, while the green beans were well-cooked and nicely seasoned. The portions were generous, the staff was kind, and everything tasted like it had been made in a real kitchen--not just prepped, but cared for. If you're looking for a solid, home-style meal in Montgomery, Mrs. B's delivers in a big way. We'll definitely be back.

Service was good food had good temperature and patrons speak as well as helpful when ordering and…read morebeing seated. I tried chicken and waffles, it was over 10 people in my group we were all satisfied, thank you.

We stopped in for breakfast before our long drive because it had great reviews and it definitely…read morelived up to the reputation! Gabi was our server and she was so happy and sweet! We were so hungry I forgot photos but the food was excellent and we sat by the kitchen and watched every dish that came out and they each had their own amazing presentation! I highly recommend the strawberry butter!! We both ordered the two egg breakfasts and it was filling and fast for us to get back the road! It was very busy after we arrived so I'm happy we got there early! The decor is cute and the staff is a great team working together efficiently to make sure a smooth experience! thanks for the great food and service

We were just passing through and saw this on Yelp. Stopped in to eat lunch. Lots of cars…read more Buffet. Needed more meat choices, but the fried chicken was good. The Brussel sprouts were way too salty for my taste and so were the green beans. The mashed potatoes and yam patties were good. I would have liked the bread to have been warm The service was good. Our server was efficient and the tea was good Would stop again if in the area at the right time. Lots of hometown people go there. It was friendly enough

And we now come to the tale of the wrong turn, and how it led me to a cool restaurant with an…read moreawesome name! I've run many trips to Montgomery Alabama, and I'm always looking another exciting way back to Mobile, mostly because Interstate 65 is some of the most boring road you'll ever drive, unless you're a big fan of trees. So I took a right turn I didn't intend and hit US 331 and found myself in a cute town called Highland Home, with "It Don't Matter Family Restaurant". I mean, with a name like that, how could I not stop?! So I parked on that very rainy afternoon, and went inside for something to eat. Now, this is exactly what you think of when you think of southern cooking. The menu was extensive and had everything you could want. Tables were spread out across the giant floor area, covered in table cloths. There is a buffet, for those with a large appetite. Very country, quaint and quiet. So I checked in on Yelp (Pro-tip: make sure you do this upon being seated). I perused the menu, and decided on the chicken dinner with mashed potatoes and fried okra. My waitress was friendly, and quickly took the order to the kitchen, and it arrived shortly after. This was a great choice! The chicken was juicy, and the breading was seasoned perfectly, the potatoes are the real deal, and the fried okra was some of the best I've ever had. The menu and the buffet were both full of choices, so I'm looking forward to going back and seeing what other southern culinary trouble I can get into.

For those unfamiliar, the salmon croquette made its way into Southern cooking during the…read moreDepression, when poverty and pellagra were common. The latter, a horrible disease brought on by lack of protein, ran rampant among African Americans whose diets lacked it. In the 1920s, canned salmon could be had for pennies. Add an egg and you'd have enough protein to stave off the disease for a week. The inventive cooks in the Black community found ways to make it delicious, by adding chopped onion and binding it with the salmon liquor from the can and breadcrumbs. Like so many Southern dishes that arose from need, the salmon croquette has kept the spot it earned on the soul food roster. The salmon patty was a reputed favorite of author William Faulkner who was said to enjoy them quite a lot with liquor. (Or with quite a lot of liquor, I'm unsure which.) An excellent salmon patty can be had at Greg's Breakfast Bar. According to the sign on the front door, it's the best in Alabama, and I'll not dispute it. It's what I ordered on this most recent visit and although I've not personally sampled its rivals, it would be hard to imagine a better one. When I was a kid, my own mother--who grew up during the Depression--made them every Tuesday. (Greg's may be better. Sorry, Mom.) There's no liquor served at Greg's, so I had to eat my salmon croquette with coffee. For $10 at Greg's, you too can sample the best salmon croquette in Alabama. Other local faves like Conecuh sausage line the GBB menu. Eggs and grits accompany the breakfast plates, which make up the left half of the menu. Breakfast sandwiches occupy the other half. Greg's is open early (5:30 a.m. if memory serves), and stays open until lunchtime. When my travels take me through Montgomery--as they did last week on a drive from Pensacola to Atlanta--Greg's is a quick detour off of 65 or 85. I timed my drive accordingly. The interior is classic diner, vinyl and stainless . SEC memorabilia and signed player photos decorate the place. Everybody seems to know Greg. The crowd is local. Parking limited. Makes no difference. Park on the street.

Let me tell you something, the way the people waited patiently at the bar I KNEW this place was…read moregonna be EVERYTHING!! I had some Alabama sausage that I can't pronounce that was AMAZING!! Food good, atmosphere authentic and customer service A*

Well it was another odd event in a day of strange events after Ian suggested strongly we leave…read moreFlorida. Beat a hasty retreat to Troy a stop on the way home. Arrived a little before 7. Seated promptly. Examined the salad bar (former hallmark of Ruby Tuesday) devastated 2 hours before closing with no plan to refresh. Server was pleasant but harried having to cover to many tables. Ordered burgers. Food was properly prepared and tasty. Server appeared suddenly and says "our card reader has crashed and hope you have cash. " We had barely enough to cover the tab and ended up Venmo the tip. Quite funny said we could go to ATM and return to pay. Only real disappointment was the salad bar.

My visit to Ruby Tuesday in Troy, AL was unfortunately not a pleasant one…read more From the start, there was a long wait just to be seated. No one was at the front, and I had to call out for someone simply to be acknowledged. Once seated, our server never introduced themselves or provided their name. The floors were sticky and slippery as though they needed to be mopped. After 10 minutes of waiting while no one was in the restaurant, they finally seated us. I ordered the broccoli and cheese soup, which arrived lukewarm. The cheese was unmelted, and the soup itself was bland and watery--very much like it came straight from a reheated bag rather than being freshly prepared. The salad bar was also underwhelming, with very minimal options available. To add to the inconvenience, there were no salt or pepper shakers on the table. Overall service was lacking. There was little attentiveness to our table throughout the meal, and it took an unusually long time just to receive the bill at the end. This location has definite room for improvement in both service and food quality.

The restaurant is super homie and the food is very high quality and there is a very wide range of…read moreoptions. The service is amazing all of the staff is well mannered. 10/10 I will be coming again

I just genuinely had one of the most horrific customer service experiences of my life in this…read moreplace. Having grown up in a small town I'm accustomed to the small time way of life and interactions. But this diner has one of the most unkind and rudest individuals I've ever interacted with. The local Uhaul pick up and drop off is located here and I had a pick up today. When the lock box for the uhaul was not working I immediately called their customer service. After they were unable to solve the problem on their end they asked me to go inside to get help from the proprietor who runs the uhaul service. Upon entering the restaurant, and still in the phone with UHaul, I was jeered at and told I "didn't know what I was doing". I offered to have them speak with the uhaul representative who was genuinely aghast at how I was being treated by staff. He continued to berate me and say I didn't know what I was doing, I had obviously just booked this today (it was booked earlier this week and confirmed with uhaul yesterday), and snidely speaking down to me throughout the entire interaction. He refused to speak to the uhaul representative on the phone, briefly spoke with a colleague in the store about the uhaul, told me the key was in the lock box and I didn't know what I was doing, and told me to leave the store. I was visibly and audibly upset when I walked back to the lockbox where a male family member was waiting for me. Still on the phone with uhaul she placed me on hold to call the proprietor herself. Turns out, the mistake was on the proprietors end: he had not notified Uhaul that the keys were returned, had not reset the lockbox, and therefore neither Uhaul nor myself were able to access the keys. Now resolved, I walked from my car to the lockbox with the representative still in the phone. The proprietor came out of the diner to jeer at me, taunting saying "see I told you you didn't know how to use the app" and other comments insulting my intelligence. This continued until my male family member came around to the lock box and was now in line of sight of the proprietor. He immediately shifted his tone and language, saying "well alright I'm glad we could get that figured out for ya". I was so shaken I didn't even bother telling my relative what happened, but was absolutely appalled by the treatment received and rapid switch up once another man was present. Please be careful going here as a female solo traveler. This experience combined with multiple Confederate flags flying and located on the property tells me this establishment isn't for everyone. Take your business elsewhere.