This is a local restaurant where I have not been to in about an estimated 45 years. As much as this…read moreplace has changed, it remains the same. Arrived at 12:30 pm The place appears clean and the staff friendly. I ordered chicken Livers and Gizzards, something not likely already cooked. I like them and want to see how long it takes to get the food. Wow, 12:38 PM and already eating. The gizzards and liver is good but thus far no one can beat KFC and Golden Corral.

Passing through and had no interest in fast food. Quick search brought us to B&F Restaurant. Local…read morehotspot for sure with a full parking lot. This place is everything you love about small town country cooking! Only downside was small meat portions on the club and ham sandwich, but using thick sliced meat was a plus. The true win was the fried chicken and the in-house made potato salad and slaw! Thighs were crisp, juicy, and seasoned perfectly. Excellent southern cooking. Pretty sure the slaw was my favorite ever tasted. Overall enjoyed every bit of the hospitality and genuinely excellent southern cooking!

Had a basic breakfast platter and coffee. Toast, Eggs, Bacon (paper thin) tater tot hash browns…read more Everything was delicious and the price was on point. We were in the place about 50 minutes total as we ate and sat and talked, only had our coffee topped off once. Nice inside seating it was too hot to sit outside. They have live music outside on the weekends PM.

Great coffee and healthy lunch options downtown. Common ground is perfect for meeting or lunches…read moreduring the work day. They're quick and I never feel like I overdid it when I stop by during a lunch day. Staff is super friendly, and there's plenty of parking. Everything is reasonably priced as well. I feel this place is forgotten about sometimes, but I love it.

The outside might be deceiving to some by the looks it seems old but it's actually delicious food!…read moreI got the bacon & cheddar omelet and it was really good and so was the pancake. I definitely recommend this place. & it was very affordable. The service was good as well.

Off the beaten path if you are on 95 but worth the stop. Good home cookin!…read more So we were here in between breakfast and lunch so just lunch to choose from. Great dinner options though. Even a buffet that starts at 11am. I got their Rueben. Delicious! Just the right amount of meat to fixings. Great flavors. The fries were nice and crispy. Deb got the country fried steak sandwich. Great breading. Very tasty. Didn't have gravy on it but still really good. They're very strict on the breakfast cutoff time so don't be late if that is what you are looking for but the lunch stuff is really good. Server was great and took care of us. Very hometown local vibe.

Really nice local place to have a good burger. The walls are absolutely covered with local history…read moreand it's remembrance. Definitely worth a stop.

I hadn't been to this little restaurant in Waycross. The food was delicious. The crab salad was…read moreexcellent & very tender. The chicken salad was crunchy with apples & raisins! The place was very clean & had a cool vibe with lots of collectibles. I will be back when I come through again.

First time visitors- got the fried shrimp and fried oysters. Both were excellent! We live on the…read morecoast so our seafood expectations are high. They have a buffet but our appetites weren't that big so we ordered off the menu. Oysters were perfect- not overcooked and dried out. Shrimp tasted fresh and were large and plenty to fill us up. Definitely will be back.

Good and simple food. Southern sweet tea. Quiet dining with fresh food, served simply with a smile…read more Hamburger and sweet potato fries were basic but tasty and served hot. I asked for chicken salad, 1 scoop with grapes and celery and plenty of mayo, steamed broccoli and cole slaw. Broccoli was excellent, cole slaw a tad too wet with dressing, and the chicken salad was perfect; quite sweet, but really good!

The best fried chicken cooked in fresh grease. One plate is enough for two people really. If you…read morewant truly local Seafood, he's got it and he would never consider selling a farmed shrimp unlike other local restaurants. The whole place is deliberately divish; it runs off the snooty racist people and leaves the nice ones

Where to start ,,,, This place is amazing. First, it is quintessential back woods Georgia southern…read morehome-cooking made by a man who has dedicated his life to making sure you eat well and have a great time. Chef Jerome is a piece of SE Georgia history and makes some fantastic food. From the moment we pulled up to the restaurant, Chef Jerome came out and greeted us with hugs and assurances that he was going to take good care of us. The building is eclectic, quirky, rustic, and several more adjectives - but never off-putting. It is comfortable.... When you walk in, you really get a feel for the history of this place - particularly from the tens of thousands of photos that decorate the walls (virtually all of them) throughout the restaurant. There are pictures of locals, travelers and even several celebrities that have feasted at the Diner. Ben Afflect's picture is featured all over the restaurant as he frequents this place whenever he is in town (he even has his own autographed chair hanging on the wall). We were seated in the VIP room and presented with a menu with several good southern dishes from deviled crab, oysters, scallops and of course shrimp to ribs, porkchops, steaks and burgers. They are known for their Wheelchair Platter - which serves 2, 3, or 4 people. This is a collection of things that the Chef has selected for you including fried shrimp, fish, hushpuppies, pork chops, Mac 'n cheese, and other treats. Comes with slaw and potato salad (both fantastic), We ordered the platter for 2 - and it did not disappoint. We also got the sweetpotato logs with a cinnamon dipping sauce (wow!). First - those were some of the best hushpuppies I've ever eaten. Crispy on the outside but fluffy with bits of corn on the inside. yum. Everything else was cooked to perfection. Once we had eaten, Chef Jerome came out and took some pictures (for the wall of course) and had us promising (truthfully) to return soon. This place is a little out of the way. It's down a dirt road and looks a little rustic - but you will be very pleasantly surprised once you go in and let Chef Jerome take care of you. A Definite recommendation! Don't miss this treasure!

Visited on a Sunday Morning looking for a home cooked breakfast..... I found it here Great…read moreService...friendly faces .....loved the hometown vibe.

We had our best breakfast on the last day of our week vacation in the Statesboro area…read more We went out for breakfast every day of our vacation and we were visiting family and asked for breakfast recommendations and they suggested this breakfast spot. So thankful they recommended D'Souza Friendly Diner because it was the best!

Still good food, at a very fair price. It looks like they are no longer open in the evenings, I…read morealways loved their Japanese style plates at night., Service very fast and friendly. Looks like every 1970s dinner ever built. Love the nostalgia

The weekend service is non-existent. I tried to get a to go order; I was told they don't TURN ON…read moreTHE PHONE ON THE WEEKENDS & I was lucky they weren't busy or I couldn't have ordered a to-go order. The service during the week is exceptional; the food fresh, but I believe I'll have to reconsider my dining choices It is sometimes hard to hear because of acoustics.