It's located to the left I of a shopping center in a building all by itself. One thing I noticed…read morewas that they have a drive thru that was kind of busy. I have feeling the locals call in orders to pick up. One thing I didn't like was that it was dark in here. Why? They didn't have the lights on. What's up with that. Anyway, there was a little sun light shining in thru the blinds but they could at least cut on the lights when a customer like me comes in. Anyway, I was the only one inside dining in. It's really nice inside with nice looking booths and tables. There's also several paintings on the walls I assume the owner likes. I also noticed a TV inside. To go menus are available at the counter as you check out. Some of the menu items are; sandwiches, poboys, wraps, salads, and several sides. The sides available are, chips, pasta salad, potato salad, corn salad and green salad. What did I get? I got a jalapeño pimento cheese sandwich. It was good and filled me up as I am about to pop.

We stop here when we are in town for work. Huge salads and great sandwiches. I wish I had some…read morepictures to share. The blue plates are solid as well. The staff is always accomadating and friendly.

Food was amazing. Gorgeous location and views. The seafood was delicious and fresh and the…read moresignature cocktails were very good.

Great little place. The owner was so sweet, and the food was great. I had chicken and dressing…read more I was want soul food aka real southern food. These ladies knocked it out of the park.

I visited for the first time and ordered the 8-piece wing special. I tried the sweet and spicy…read moreflavor, and it was delicious.

From the owner: Since 1960, Jacks has been serving Southern favorites like scratch-made biscuits, hand-breaded…read morechicken fingers and hand-dipped milkshakes in their dining rooms and drive-thrus. Order Online, on the app, or drop by and visit us at our Greenwood, Mississippi store located at 2110 Highway 82 East. Get your southern cravings satisfied at breakfast, lunch and dinner time.

I read many reviews Today I had great service. First time stopping here although I travel through…read morethis area often. They were very polite and fast. I did have to wait a little for my signature sandwhich but it was fresh and delicious.

Very trashy service. Worker playing in the drive thru. Employee said they didn't have any wings…read moreafter I said I would wait til there cooked.

I was so happy to go here today. I've only been once before and everything was great. So to start…read moreoff I got my plates and I requested an extra side of something which comes in a separate square container at an extra cost ($3). That lady gave me the smallest scoop of the side she could give me. For $3 it should have at least been 2 scoops or one BIG scoop. Then on their page it says a drink comes with the meal. I get to the register and she tries to charge me for the drink saying she meant to take it off the post. Well regardless if you meant to take it off or not as a business owner you should have honored what it says on there. That'll be my last time going to that establishment!! UPDATE: Food was disgusting and i'm not being petty because of the experience. I got a smothered pork chop, mashed potatoes and greens. Same exact thing I got last time. And it was delicious. This time the potatoes literally tasted like lemon juice was in them (I assume they put TOO much sour cream). I couldn't even eat them. The greens were full of sticks/stems. I got a side of dressing and the sage was too overpowering. The pork chop was ok.

From the owner: It’s real-deal home cooking — not “restaurant food”…read more Our menu isn’t trendy, tiny-portion, fancy-named dishes. It’s true Southern comfort food people grew up on — baked chicken, smothered meats, neck bones, turkey necks, dressing, rice, hearty sides. That kind of food hits people emotionally. It tastes like: • Grandma’s kitchen • Sunday dinner • After-church plates That nostalgia factor? You can’t fake it — and chains definitely can’t copy it.