My entire family made a dessert run. We made it right before closing and customer service still was…read moreamazing. My favorite was butter pecan cheesecake and lemon blueberry cheesecake. Everything was good and fresh. Definitely will be back.

We tried some cookies and cupcakes from here and were very pleased. They didn't seem to have too…read moremuch to fit around dietary restrictions but for everyone else it was delicious.

While making our way through the state of Ga, we woke up mid-morning in Macon! Nothing close to our…read morehotel was calling our name.... So we hit the road searching for a local establishment! The internet led us to Black Rose Cafe & Bakehouse. It sounded like the perfect place for us based on the menu & time of day. There was a variety of options to choose from, lunch, breakfast, bakery, soups.... Even tacos if we wanted. There were far too few parking places to be seen ANYWHERE around the strip mall! This made it hard for a quick walk in the rain. Nothing the restaurant could do about that... but was the start to our less than perfect experience. Once inside, there were several open tables and a sign reading 'please wait to be seated.' Some we waited -- only to be told 'you can sit anywhere you'd like.' So which is it, wait or seat yourself ‍? Our drink order was taken quickly and then the waitress practically hounded us (came back to the table 3 times in about 3 minutes) to take our order. I eventually said 'FINE, I'll just have scrambled egg-whites only, toast (with butter,) & bacon! I literally had the conversation with the waitress about whether the kitchen should put my butter on the toast or have her bring it to me at the table. I also asked for 'super EXTRA-CRISPY' bacon.... Like charcoal burnt, lol! When the plates were delivered the bacon was NOT cooked correctly, the eggs STILL had the yolks in them & weren't scrambled, and the toast had NO butter nor was it brought to the table. When Kaylee, the waitress, returned to the table we were NOT offered refills on our drinks or the option to purchase another (they came in cans) and when questioned about the butter her response was 'oh yeah, we ran outta butter.' How does a restaurant (a bakery, mind you) run out of butter? Absolutely IMPOSSIBLE! Was NOT a good first impression! It is HIGHLY unlikely that we will ever return!

Nice little lunch spot with good lunch deals and nice service. Stopped in for lunch on a Friday and…read moreother than a pretty comprehensive menu they also have a nice lunch menu with items under $10. We enjoyed our chimichanga and Juanita's vegetarian tacos stuffed with lots of good veggies. Chips and salsa served before the meal and tasty salsa. $

Delicious blueberry muffin warmed up and a tasty iced Mocha. The service was quick and polite. The…read morecafe had plenty of seating and provides free WiFi which makes this a nice remote office with a view of the square.

I stopped in for the first time today. I got a 12oz cold…read morebrew coffee for $3.24. It has toasted marshmallow flavor with cold foam on top, unheard of and it also tasted very good. It is very cute inside as well. Service was fine girls seemed nice but the employees I think were just ready to go home at that point of the day. I would definitely stop in Again next time I'm in Jackson!

The food was delicious and the portions are enormous here…read more Biscuit and gravy plate could feed two people. Service was awesome too.

I was in Atlanta for a family reunion. I arrived early Friday morning. It was too early for check…read morein so I drove to find some good food. I found this place online. When I drove into the parking lot it didn't look like much. I ordered the fish and grits. The food was amazing. Only thing missing was my mama biscuits. The service was amazing. The atmosphere was great. It was not a very big place but it kind of reminded me of the restaurants of the 50's and 60's maybe even earlier. It was giving old fashioned dining at the local mom and pop restaurant. When I'm in the area again I will definitely go back for that fish and grits. I also bought a T-shirt as a souvenir. I met some travelers there from Mississippi. They gave me some great ideas on seeing a local play and some of their adventures. I gave them some tips on Chicago site seeing and food. It was a good time to be had!

Hugh thanks to social media for advertising this restaurant. To me this is a hidden gem in the…read moreheart of McDonough. This place is small but it has a bunch of classic soul food dishes that we love. I got the smothered turkey wing plate under a bed of white rice, macaroni and cheese, collard greens (which isn't cooked in pork), and corn bread. The amount of food that was given was for two servings worth. My bf got the turkey wing plate as well instead of collards he got the green beans and the food was so good. They also serve desserts with banana pudding, sweet potato pie, and cookies. This is a local black owned busy serving good homestyle soul food for everyone. You gotta give it a try.

The food is good but the wait can be long. Be sure to check your order before paying for it to…read moreassure it is correct.

I was in the area and stopped by for some ice cream. We were immediately greeted by the owner and…read moreinformed that it was all homemade. This peaked our interested and got the kids really excited. We had the strawberry, biscotti, cookies and creme and birthday cake. Everyone LOVED their favors and was not willing to share.

I just love this place, and the location isn't bad either. It sits on a small street with other…read moreshops and restaurants. I actually had lunch and then walked here, which is next door, to have a nice scoop of ice cream. I was looking for the coffee flavor, and the young man behind the counter quickly pointed out that they had the flavor, which is a favorite of mine. I added the Butter Pecan on top; it's the best combination. I must add that both scoops were very rich in flavor, and the pecans were whole, not the little chips. Also, it was the right texture, not soft and creamy or hard. It was just right! So, I will have to put this place as my number one spot for ice cream.

I had a hankering for ice cream after dinner and so we drove to Griffin to visit this ice cream…read moreparlor based on the yelp reviews. They weren't wrong. This is some of the richest ice cream I've ever had. In addition, the owner makes her own ice cream by hand. Not every flavor is available every week, ensuring that each scoop is fresh and not freezer flavored. She gives you a taste if you ask. I knew it would be good, so I didn't even ask. Definitely worth the 20 minute drive for us.

If you are looking for great service & home made ice cream this is the place !! The owner went…read moreabove & beyond ! This is our new ice cream shoppe for sure !

Great little self serve ice cream place. Definitely worth going a little out of your way. The kids…read morelove it.

A cute little frozen yogurt shop in downtown Jackson. It's a little hard to find but that doesn't…read morebother me. I always like to get a lot of toppings on my yogurt. They have a good amount of flavors. The brownies you can put on top were amazing! The service was great.

Food is excellent. Always a pleasure shopping this location. Friendly associates. BOGO a plus. New…read moreflavor, Strawberry Cheesecake delicious. Clean business.

I come here at least once a year for my birthday Bundtlet and when I need to get a cake to bring…read moresomeone. their cakes are always so moist. The service there is good. When it is crowded They can be a little slow, but nonetheless, it's in a great location And I would recommend nothing bundt cakes to everyone.

Good Friday lunch I…read morehad just filled up the rented compact sled and it was right around lunchtime. It was Good Friday and I had planned to continue on along I-75 south from the Metro Atlanta area, but, as I put the gas pump back, I saw a Dairy Queen staring me in the face. I know that, while not their main offering, they do have fish sandwiches. In fact, it seemed that they had both pollock and cod. The pollock was featured as part of a combo where you get the fish sandwich, fries, and a drink. I went in not knowing what to expect. Inside, the store was fairly clean and the employees taking the orders and cooking the food were pleasant. I sat down near the windows closer to the front of this decent sized store so I could eat, enjoy some natural light, and keep on eye on the car, which is probably a good idea when your luggage is in the trunk. The fish sanwich combo was fine ... I will say that pollock is not as tasty as cod, but it was filling and served its purpose. The fries were decent and a refillable soft drink is just that. I noted that they also offer other combinations, including a value combination that also features small DQ cone. I wasn't going to do that because I had planned to observe on this day ... in fact, on my printable calendar, I wrote down "NO FISH." I'm glad I ate at this Dairy Queen near McDonough, which is on the southern fringes of the Metro Atlanta area. I very much dislike the drive down to South Florida, which I've done no more than 5 times in my life, and I would only be doing half of it that day. I did not want to stop in South Georgia where, as you are flying along the interstate, there are the incongruous alternating billboards for evangelical Christian concerns and sex related video stores seemingly aimed at truckers. (You get three guesses as to the politics of the southern part of this state and the first two don't count.) I have no idea what some of the other reviewers are complaining about. Folks in front of me and behind me, some of whom were staying inside to eat, seemed to be in good spirits and enjoying what they had ordered. At this Dairy Queen adjacent to a bigger fueling station near McDonough, I got to fill up the car, fill up my stomach, save some money, fulfill my Good Friday obligation, and do it in the Metro Atlanta area, thus avoiding stopping and/or eating in the southern part of the Peach State.

The service was excellent. The only complaint that I have is they are NOT filling the ice cream to…read morethe top like they used to, but have increased prices. I've noticed this at other DQ's too. If I'm going to pay almost $8 for an ice cream, GIVE ME MY MONEY'S WORTH! It's ridiculous.