My first visit here was simply amazing, after walking the S&S Greenway Trail I had worked up an…read moreappetite for a delicious lunch and Big Ma's did not disappoint. I ordered the three fried chicken wings, cabbage and candied yams. Everything was delicious especially the cabbage which was seasoned to perfection. The biggest surprise for me was the hoe cake which took me all the way back to my childhood days visiting my grandmother's kitchen on any given special Sunday dinner, as a stack would be placed on the table to go along with the dinner. Needless to say I enjoyed the hoe cake, you sure don't see those everyday. The service was excellent and friendly, the sweet tea was everything, I can't wait to visit Big Ma's Soul Food again.

My friend picked up the food. I was on the phone and the cashier throughly explained the menu which…read moreI appreciated! I decided on the veggie plate and my friend ordered the oxtail plate. The portions were good and the food was ok. It wasn't highly seasoned or overcooked. Overall, it wasn't bad, and I'd be willing to give it another try!

Great food, friendly service and atmosphere. The Bbq here is awesome and one of my favorites along…read morewith the hush puppies. A nice addition for a quick lunch or dinner option near the house.

Mediocre at best. I was excited to try this place because of the good reviews. First of all, the…read morefood came out and it was cold, so not a great start. Not even warm but cold. The mac and cheese was fine but not great, the brunswick stew was watery, and the banana pudding was super liquidy and tasted like sunscreen (my husband said soap lol). It was also mostly whipped cream somehow. The hickory bbq sauce was great, the hush puppies were fine with the cinnamon butter, and the cornbread was really good. The portions are also TINY for the price. Staff was nice but we will not be back.

Tuna appetizer was way overcooked. Ordered $42 ribeye. Was tough and was cooked to well done not…read moremed rare. Also ordered blackened red fish. It was small, fried and burned. Waitress was great. The manager did offer to give it another go and replace our meals, but we chose to decline because we did not have time to wait. They did not charge us. We traveled 25 miles for the dinner. We love Fish Eye but this meal was a miss.

Super friendly, timely, and quality service. The staff were super sweet, the food was amazing, the…read morerestaurant was clean and well organized. It is a super cute restaurant. Bathrooms were clean and well stocked. They have high chairs as well as booster seats. We will definitely be back!

We heard from a friend that Country Boy's has amazing steaks so we decided to give it a try. I…read morecalled ahead to see if it was busy since it was Valentine's Day but ultimately we decided to chance it. The restaurant is a bit off the beaten path, but the drive is definitely worth it. There was a line when we first arrived but the friendly staff moved everyone through very quickly. Fortunately for us there was a valentine special so we were able to get two steaks and two sides each for a great price. There is a large variety of sides to choose from - mac and cheese ( we'll talk about this again later), broccoli casserole, green beans, potato salad, cole slaw, broccoli salad, layered salad, sweet potato casserole and more. I chose the Mac and cheese and broccoli casserole. Ok - so the Mac and cheese. Oh. My. Goodness!!! This was worth the trip to Country Boy's alone. Some of the best I have ever had. Really. You know the kind I'm talking about with a thick layer of cheese on top AND more cheese throughout. Then there is the steak. Let me just say it was cooked perfectly and literally tasted just like a steak my dad would have grilled in the backyard over a charcoal fire. AMAZING! We truly enjoyed our visit to Country Boy's. The food was wonderful and definitely worth the drive.

If you love BBQ and haven't tried it, this is your place to come!…read more AWESOME CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!

I found this place by accident. One of our coworkers just happened to say they had a great meal at…read morethis Southern place but he forgot the name. We were driving by and he pointed it out. I am sure glad he did. The is a full service restaurant with a nice lunch buffet. Fried chicken, sausage and onions, au grauten potatoes, rice and gravy, homemade pork rinds and collared greens. I had the buffet and I thought it was delicious and a great value. My lunch with a sweet tea was $8.50 out the door. I thought the fried chicken was moist and crunchy. They had a sauce with tomatoes, onions and beef that was perfect to put on top of the rice. The potatoes they had going was a cheesy potatoes with pork chop chunks in it. This was the best side dish they had. One of my buddies ordered the chicken salad and I thought this looked fresh and delicious as well. He liked it and said I should try it next time. I will come again and update my review.

I've been twice. First time I got the grilled chicken salad, which consisted primarily of iceberg…read morelettuce and croutons. The grilled chicken was dry and bland. The second time I went, I got fried chicken from the buffet. Two breast pieces and one thigh. Both breast pieces were very dry and hard, as if they had been under heat lamps all day, but I had arrived shortly after noon. The thigh piece was good. Cooked just right, juicy, and flavorful. Therefore, I gave an extra star. If you order water to drink, be sure to ask for lemon, because the water tastes pretty bad. The two people that ate with me were as unimpressed as I was.

I would love to give Good Day Cafe 5 stars. The food was exceptional and the restaurant very…read morequaint. However, I almost left as soon as I entered. No one greeted my party of 2 when we entered. We felt like eyes were staring at us. We had to find our own table and ask for instructions. It was very uncomfortable. However, we decided to stay and give them a chance. I don't know what occurred or why the change of heart, but once a server came everything else went very smoothly. The server was amazing. The food was dynamic and the drinks were tasteful. I would definitely go back and give my first impression another try. Hopefully, it was just an off night and they make all people feel welcome. I highly recommend this restaurant and if I go back and get a great first impression I will up my score to 5 stars

Love their food, everything is amazing and great service , staff is welcoming the ambiance is…read morepretty awesome as well. I will continue to enjoy this restaurant.

I was very disappointed in the food, I have heard it is under new management. Greens didn't taste…read morefully cooked, meatloaf had a good flavor but seemed a little dry tasting, cornbread seemed too moist. I use to praise Bevricks to others. The service was excellent, staff were very friendly and made you fill like home. Our waitress checked on us and made sure we had what we needed. Also the atmosphere seemed different, the restaurant is very clean, inviting, new view on the pond/lake. Today 06/17/26 the food was the main disappointment. Pray we caught them on an off day.

If you are looking for a white tablecloth, fine dining experience... Keep moving. BUT, if you are…read morelooking for some down home southern cooking that is no doubt recipes handed down from someone's granny who sat on the front row of church every Sunday, then this is the spot! Everything is good. If you leave without eating the fried chicken, you did it wrong. Now go get you some supper!

Very good. Clean, staff was nice. Food was excellent!…read moreWill eat again .................

Pros: Veggies were well-seasoned. I did leave full, from the veggies and me chicken leg I had…read more(cause dark meat was never refilled). Cons: Food tasted heated up one too many times. No dark meat on the buffet. No ice cream for my sweets-loving husband lol. $15 with no senior discount. Definitely not the Ole Times Country Buffet we are used to, at the same price. This was why the Golden Corral parking lot was packed and this one not so much.

The food and service is the best I have experienced! It reminds me of my grandmothers food and…read morefamily time. My wife had pork chops I had the lobster Mac dinner ! if I said I liked one over the other (wife let me taste hers) i would be a liar! Both perfect and taste left me wanting more, if I were not so full! Portions are amazing! I highly recommend eating here and most of all enjoying the time. Do yourself favor and DO NOT BE IN A RUSH! Plan the experience!

Small town Georgia was blessed to have Jacqueleen arrive with the most incredible southern food and…read morecharm. She has transformed a 1915 home into a quaint and intimate setting for food your family will love. It's eating at home without eating at home. Starting with fried green tomatoes are a must. We also had the okra. The dishes are what you would expect from meatloaf (what I had) and pot roast (my aunt had) to shrimp and grits or fried pork chops. Numerous desserts will close your evening and leave you smiling. We had cheese cake, peach cobbler, apple pie, and brownie al a mode! The service was sweet , we got to know the owners who even showed us a photo album of the progress of the remodel. It was their 2 year anniversary the night we went. Check hours- they may only be open on the weekends. I want to try the brunch!!

There were 18 of us coming from a trip to Pennsylvania. Bus driver brought us to Peggy's…read morerestaurant. The entire staff was most welcoming, the generous portions of real southern cooking was absolutely delicious, the service was spot on, the price was extremely reasonable. Every one of the 18 of us enjoyed our lunch. What an amazing little gem in Wrens, Ga. When our paths cross again we will certainly stop here.

Best kept secret down this stretch of the South might just be Peggy's fried chicken…read more Now, a great many places have the confidence to fry a bird. That is not the same as knowing what they're doing. Plenty can make chicken hot. Fewer can make it memorable. Peggy's managed the rarer thing. This was the kind of fried chicken that makes a man quiet for a minute and reconsider whether he has properly valued his past blessings. They had other meats on the menu, and I do not doubt they were prepared by decent people with honest intentions, but ordering anything besides the fried chicken would have felt like showing up at a revival and asking for directions to a yoga class. And the sides, Lord help me, the sides were no afterthought. If I had not attended the funerals myself, I might have suspected my great grandma, grandma, and momma were back there in the kitchen, keeping an eye on the pots. Forgive me, Mammaw G, Mammaw, and Mom, but Peggy's had the better day with that chicken. I say that with love, respect, and a willingness to dodge a lightning bolt if one has been set aside for me. Fried okra, green beans, sweet potatoes, and mac and cheese, which any Southerner with good sense knows is a vegetable when it needs to be, spread across our plates like a family reunion of the righteous. The only medical advisory I'd offer is this: if your doctor has warned you against coating your insides with salt, you may want to admire from a respectful distance. And the sweet tea was right. Not tea-flavored water with ambition. Sweet tea. Properly made. The sort that lets you know nobody in the building is interested in modern nonsense. Next time I'm rolling down I-20, I may well make the turn toward Wrens again just to see whether Peggy's can do it twice. But judging by the regulars, the handshakes, the easy way the staff knew folks by name, and the fact they made us feel halfway local ourselves, I'd say this was no one-off. This felt less like a lucky meal and more like the kind of place that still believes doing something well is reason enough to keep doing it.