I observed a guy picking food up out the trash can and went into the kitchen and placed the food on…read morea flat stove grill. Yes the grill you cook on. I swear on 4 bibles and my grandma.

An anasuming gem of a bbq restaurant. Looks can be deceiving but this place have some great bbq…read morewith great price.

Hands down the best food ever!…read more Tongue Therapy is absolutely AMAZING!!! The owners are pleasant and very friendly ..... But the real star here is the food -- hands down the best I've had since I've been in GA. Every dish is incredible -- from the tender, fall-off-the-bone oxtails, the flavorful curry chicken, and the shrimp and rice covered in the most delicious sauce, to the absolute best mac & cheese you'll ever taste. You can tell every bite is made with love and seasoned to perfection. If you're looking for comfort food that hits every note, this is the spot. Once you try Tongue Therapy, you'll be hooked -- guaranteed! Salena C.

Reminds me of a seafood shack on the beach. Picnic tables, concrete floors. Good food, great…read moreservice. The fried chicken salad was good, huge portions! Probably underrated. This was my first time eating here, I will go back to try seafood. Also, there is a fresh seafood market next door

Fresh seafood served hot with great customer service!!!! It has seating both inside and outside…read more The servers are always helpful and the food is seasoned perfectly.

Five Stars for Gladys' Kitchen in Americus!If you want authentic, locally owned and operated soul…read morefood, this mom-and-pop gem is a must-visit.Just a heads up on timing: they officially open at 11 AM, but today (Sunday) the doors opened at 11:55 AM once the kitchen had all the scratch-made food ready to go. There was already a crowd waiting out front, which is always the best sign of a great local restaurant! It is a cafeteria-style setup with an amazing Sunday lineup. They had both fried and baked chicken, fried pork chops, turnips, rice, black-eyed peas, mac & cheese, fried green tomatoes, steamed okra, and dressing. I had the fried chicken along with the turnip greens, black-eyed peas, and fried green tomatoes. Every single bite was fresh and delicious. The greens and black-eyed peas completely stole the show--easily some of the best I've ever tasted. The friendly staff keeps the line moving smoothly. Don't let a slight opening delay deter you; the food here is absolutely worth the wait!

Gladys' Kitchen is a staple in the community, synonymous with Southern hospitality and comfort…read morefood--and they did not miss! From the moment we walked in, it felt like visiting your favorite aunt's house on a Sunday after church. The food was hot and fresh, and the staff was friendly and attentive. Everything was well-seasoned, and the chicken was cooked perfectly. The dressing was a tad dry but still flavorful. The collard greens may have been cooked with pork, which I don't eat, so I didn't have them--but I did taste them. They were finely cut, well-seasoned, and definitely not from a can. As I was leaving, I was asked about my experience, and I later realized I was speaking with Ms. Gladys herself. She was sitting in the lobby, observing and ensuring that everyone had a great dining experience. I highly recommend this place for both the food and the hospitality. This feels like "down home"

Great white castle style burgers and fried chicken. Fast service. If you're wandering around the…read morearea- stop by anytime of day, it's a guilty pleasure

It's good home cookin Think about running to your grandmas…read morehouse after working on the farm all morning it's fast good and will fill you up

Why would you put whole bone breast on what's supposed to be a sandwich?? Always out of everything…read moretoo. This place is

Fried Chicken - that is why you go here. I suspect the catfish is worth a trip too. Bit if you are…read morefrom out of town, stop in for the fried chicken (a thigh & a leg fwiw) Being from a NW location I have access to good chicken that is fried, but not the high art of Fried Chicken that is practiced here. Plenty of pepper in the dredge, and the fry is the sort that makes you stop talking. And the chicken tastes... chickeny - which is lost from the chicken in larger chains. The sides are solid too. Right up the middle. And eat in if you can - that way everything is at its crispy, hot best.

Pretty good. Limited selection, out of some things. Price a little high but still pretty good…read more Friendly staff and customers

Amazing food and outstanding customer service. Great prices. They gave my entire group cookies and…read morefries for free. I love this restauran!

Great food and service. Pizza is always delicious! Sandwiches have large portions of meat and taste…read moregreat. Tasty salads and other appetizers. No fried food here! Friendly and a nice easy comfortable place for a delicious meal !

I forgot to take pictures, and that's fine because there was nothing remarkable to take pictures…read moreof. We went with my brother and his wife and daughter to eat at Pat's place, a beloved Americus tradition. I cannot remember a time in my life when Pat's place was not open. It actually is about the same age as I am. It got it started as a biker bar years and years and years ago, and then it transformed into a college hangout. Only most of the patrons are people who never went to Georgia Southwestern or they graduated so long ago that they're now retired from their jobs. So it kinda is a college bar just for people who graduated from college in 1980. My wife ordered a garden salad and we got some nachos and I got a Reuben with chips and an order of chicken wings. It was $75. And I've got to tell you none of it was anything special. You could get a better Reuben out of a sandwich machine. And if you don't order extra meat, what you end up with is a sauerkraut sandwich. The chicken wings they were Tysons chicken wings from a bag and they tasted like the dinosaur shaped chicken nuggets that my nieces eat. My nieces are under 10 years old. The nachos were mini Tostitos with a couple of three different cups of things served with them. The chili was OK. The guacamole was OK. The cheese sauce was nacho cheese sauce. Think about this as concession stand nachos or school lunchroom nachos. My wife's salad was delicious looking it was very good. She enjoyed it and it was a great deal. The rest of the meal was total garbage. And for $75 I expected better. Not a drop of beer was consumed. $75 included two cokes. And you have to bus your own table when you're finished. The service is always very good, they bring your food to your table after you order it at the bar. And it's not a proper bar either. It's just beer, I guess you could have a glass of wine but it's mostly beer and soft drinks. They're not putting on any airs at Pat. They're just charging too much.