Might be my favorite southern restaurant in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. I got the catfish with a side…read moreof mac & cheese and hush puppy. The quality of the food was great, not too oily, not too dry, everything about the food was great! Great service, highly recommend, I will come back

Just happened working in Hattiesburg, and the gem was across the street from where I parked. This…read moreis going be my go to lunch spot and Hattiesburg. And make sure you get a piece of the tomato pie. Great food , good value, quick service.

This was my first time in Mississippi and I wanted to try a local restaurant. I searched Yelp and…read morefound this one, decided to give it a try. The staff was extremely friendly and patient while customers made their selections. You go up to the counter to order & pay and they bring your food out when it's ready. The seating area is large, clean, and has a relaxing vibe to it. We ordered the BBQ ribs & tips w/cabbage & dressing, BBQ ribs & tips w/green beans & yams, and the Chicken & dumplings w/green beans & baked beans. The meals all came with cornbread. The ribs had the perfect amount of smoke flavor & bbq sauce. They were also nice and tender. The sides were all flavorful and nicely seasoned, the cornbread was excellent. Highly recommend giving this restaurant a try

Traveling thru Meridian - and can't resist some great Soul Food. Absolutely wonderful! Wife had…read moreSmothered Chicken with collard greens and stuffing; I had meatloaf with mashed potatoes and collard greens! Everything was great!

Home cooking! Very good! We love Mimi and the ladies there…read moreWe had beef tips and mashed potatoes Corn bread, turnip greens sweet tea Bread pudding Pork chop creamed potatoes Sweet potato casserole

So friendly!! We're on a road trip with our dog, so we took Sunday lunch to go.. the packed it up…read morenicely and walked it out! We had fried chicken dinners. We were a bit late for a Sunday, so missed out on the collards, but the green beans were amazing. The corn bread was nice and moist... a big piece! We also got peach cobbler... wow!

The food was so good. It tasted like my grandmother made it. The people were friendly and polite…read more The restaurant was clean and well maintained inside.

Stopped here on a drive up from New Orleans. It is a little bit of a drive from the interstate, and…read morein an extremely depressed area. It must be a rough area as well, as they have a guy standing outside the establishment with a hand cannon protecting the restaurant and the vehicles outside. All you anti-Second Amendment folks need to spend sometime here...it will become apparent why some people need guns...but I digress. I'm here to discuss the food. The catfish is excellent. Hands down the best option here. They know what they're doing with the bottom feeders. Strangely enough, the fried chicken is not. I would mark that as an avoid. And the spaghetti casserole was not bad, but not the greatest either. I'd go all in on that catfish. The sides are quite good. I highly recommend the corn, green beans, and lima beans. Those lima beans are wow! I'd love to have that recipe. Overall, if you know what to get, you'll have a great experience. Personally, I'm glad I got off the interstate and came here. This is America. Not what you see from the highway.

If you are in the Carthage area stop by this family Owned restaurant and give them some support!…read moreThe restaurant is beautiful and is an added bright spot in this little town that doesn't have much! And the food was good!

Came to Carthage to shop. Our group was famished and decided to eat here. That was a wonderful…read moredecision! The salad bar has plenty of choices. The menu is easy, just circle what you want. The food is piping hot and delicious. This is the first time I have ever had Zipper Peas as a vegetable option. They are wonderfully creamy. The fried chicken was perfect. And let me tell you, that strawberry poke cake is finer than frog belly hair split four ways! The staff is on point and attentive. Not bad on the pocketbook either! Y'all go eat with these fine folks!

The friendliest and most welcoming folks you will ever meet. The red beans and rice were absolutely…read moredelicious, and the sautéed squash was so good that after the first bite I couldn't stop eating it! Everything was amazing. The prices are great as well, especially for the quality and portions you receive. Go support these wonderful ladies and enjoy one of the best meals in Jackson! I would give them 10 stars if I could!

Food was great but I really wanted to clean the restaurant. It was just dirty and falling apart…read more Fly strips hanging from ceiling, greasy/dirty beverage cooler. The food has so much potential though! The chicken was excellent. Maybe the dirt made it taste better. I dunno.

Enjoyed sitting outside and a home made southern lunch - every thing was hot and definitely…read morehomemade. The wait was longer than we are used to but it was a beautiful day to sit outside. This was one memory from our 30th anniversary celebration trip on our HGTV cross country trek (from Palm Springs, California)

This was a must stop at place for my mom and I. We learned about Pearl's Diner from the show…read moreHometown and knew we had to visit once coming to Laurel. It is only open for lunch from 11-2pm Tuesday through Saturday. We made sure we got in line a few minutes before 11am. Yes a line, so get there early. The doors opened right at 11am and you order from the counter and have a seat. The staff is welcoming and assist with the line and seating to have everything move smoothly. The prices were not bad at all and we got alot of food. The fried chicken is out of this world. A must get. You won't regret it. It is so flavorful with crispy skin, yet moist chicken. Also, it is not super greasy which was my favorite part. I enjoyed the green beans and corn on the cob. The jalapeño corn bread was amazing! My mom got the black eyed peas, mac n cheese, and regular cornbread with her fried chicken. She raved about the black eyes peas. We also ordered banana pudding and Mrs. Pearl's Cheesecake. The banana pudding was my favorite and a great sweet treat to round out my southern meal. The inside of the diner is not very large but does have plenty of seating inside and some outside. While we did not see Mrs. Pearl, her sister greeted us and was definitely running the diner while we were there.

A special Thank You to Julius and the entire Cozy Brown staff for coming through for us and making…read morethe Teacher Appreciation Breakfast for the teachers and staff of Pathway Elementary School, a success. Your professionalism, hospitality, and delicious food were truly appreciated. With gratitude, H.H. Brown Lily Baptist Church Pastor's Aid Ministry and Church Family.

While traveling we determined that a home cooked meal in a Sunday would do us all some good. We…read morewere led to Cozy Brown's and were not disappointed by this gem of a location in Saraland, Al. To say this food was cooked with love and every bit of the best seasonings would be an understatement - it all tasted great and was an ultra 10 out of 5!! The locals obviously knew it well as they were lined up waiting for some of all this lil gem had to offer. The menu was a bit confusing but once we figured it out we got an oxtail meal that was the star, a baked chicken dinner and a macaroni and cheese plate with double Mac and cheese and a side of cheese dressing. There are daily specials and meals come with sweet tea. Any other drinks like lemonade or kool aid come at a up charge of $1.99. You place your order first then grab a table to eat or take to go. Just go experience this slice of heaven on earth if in the vicinity, both your stomach and wallet will thank you after the fact.

A hot mess but trying. There's a difference between a cook and a chef. This place has a credible…read morerenowned chef, but the problems arise from the lack of capable kitchen help which makes Urban Country Kitchen's food preparation, quality, and service fall apart. One general never won a war alone. Capable soldiers are needed too. My visit here found the artistry and vision, but not the execution. The restaurant is set up in a cafeteria fashion herding patrons through a line. Often the posted menu items being served run out with large gaps occuring before they are replenished. The batches quality is varying because each time an item is never cooked the same. The service wait time is epic causing the customer line of many different races to start at the door. Thats a major flag because the place is only open for five hours and closes. The pricing of a dinner plate consisting of a meat option, two choices of various sides, a bread selection, bottomless lemonade or tea for dine-in patrons, and a dessert was on the spendy side to me, however, I think that's the norm now in this present economy. Overall, I give the food a six. My next visit should be better because I know the chef is good enough to right this ship and get it sailing on the proper course.

I've ate there several times and it never disappoints. Great little place to eat and it's close by.read more