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    Savory Fare Cafe

    3.2 (6 reviews)

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    Matthews Cafeteria

    Matthews Cafeteria

    3.8
    (461 reviews)
    11.0 mi
    $$

    Loved this place since I was a little kid. My favorite item is the chicken and dumplings and fried…read morepork chops.

    Let's get to it -- for a Sunday, the price was right. For my husband, myself, and our daughter…read more(kid's plate), we spent approximately $40.00. Not bad at all! We all got the fried fish. Now, here is where the rating was impacted! I asked what type of fish it was before making a selection. The staff responded. "Catfish." Coo! Ultimately, it was NOT catfish. I would attribute the texture and how it fried to being along the lines of a Swai or similar fish. The only thing that saved it was the light cornmeal batter, which was good. Not much seasoning, so hot sauce was needed. Sides: Collard greens - good (per my hubs) Macaroni and cheese - standard/good (per my hubs) Deviled eggs - good Broccoli cheese casserole - PASS (there was some sort of brown crumble between the layer of cheese and the actual casserole and it was not needed and wasn't good! Hard, but honest opinion. Also, there were large mushrooms in the casserole (no, it wasn't from a mushroom soup), so beware if you're not a mushroom eater -- I don't mind. Mashed potatoes - good and creamy (Baby girl did no gravy, so we have no thoughts on that!) Fried okra - good (my fav of the sides for the day). We came before 11:30 AM and that proved to be ideal. By the time we left (12:15), it was packed tighter than a can of sardines! Ambiance -- ehhh. It's typical cafeteria vibes. No music. Basic decor.

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    Made from scratch bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit.
    Made from scratch bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit.
    Country fried chicken, lima beans, and fried okra.
    Country fried chicken, lima beans, and fried okra.
    Southern meatloaf, green beans, and mashed potatoes with gravy.

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    Southern meatloaf, green beans, and mashed potatoes with gravy.
    Southern Kitchen & Grill

    Southern Kitchen & Grill

    4.3
    (358 reviews)
    10.2 mi
    $$

    Southern Kitchen and Grill is strictly a pickup spot--there's no indoor seating, though you're…read morewelcome to eat outside in the front if you'd like. While I know many come for the food, I personally make the 25-minute drive for one thing: the Sweet Potato Cheesecake. Or at least, I used to. Lately, it seems like something has changed in the process. The cheesecake hasn't been setting properly, and the cream cheese isn't fully blended into the sweet potato, leaving noticeable chunks. The flavor, once rich and decadent, has also diminished, making me question if it's still worth the trip. That said, I've heard the rest of the food is still solid, so if you're craving Southern comfort food, it may still be worth checking out. But for me, unless the cheesecake returns to its former glory, I might have to sit this one out.

    I went to this place for an event and these scammers charged me 85 dollar for 3 drinks. And it…read morewasn't just me a few people I spoke too about the over payment said the same thing tried talking to the owner and she was in on it to a big money grab because now apparently the place is out of business. This business doesn't even show up on Google The table next to me ordered some food and sent it back because that food looked horrible. If you read this stay away and watch your wallet because they broke and they need your money to keep the light on. And I hope the owner gets this personally. I hope you kept your day job

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    Ribs are jaw dropping good.
    Ribs are jaw dropping good.
    Apple pie cheesecake
    Apple pie cheesecake
    Fried catfish, mac n cheese, mixed collard+turnip greens with turkey.

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    Fried catfish, mac n cheese, mixed collard+turnip greens with turkey.
    Colonnade

    Colonnade

    3.7
    (615 reviews)
    2.8 mi
    $$

    It's a classic for a reason! This is the second oldest restaurant in Atlanta! The fried chicken was…read moreperfect. It's a must if you like comfort food. Will come back for dinner. The cocktails look fantastic. Alex was the perfect server.

    I was visiting my friend in Atlanta and we decided to go to dinner at The Colonnade to get some…read morefried chicken. Several neon signs greet you at the entrance of this charming old school Southern restaurant. They don't accept reservations so we gave our name and then chose to wait in the seating area by the hostess stand although we could have waited at the bar area. We were called to our table in about 30 minutes. We were seated at a semicircular booth and our server greeted us right away and gave us menu and got our drink orders. The hardest part is figuring out which entree to get for dinner, as there were many to tempt us such as prime rib and roast turkey, but my friend ended up ordering the Chicken Fried Chicken with Tomato Aspic and Baked Potato and I ordered the Southern Fried Chicken with Sautéed Spinach and Whipped Potatoes (each entree comes with a choice of 2 sides and they have many to choose from). It felt like only a few minutes went by and our server was already bringing us each a bread plate with a cornbread muffin and a biscuit, plus my friend's Tomato Aspic. I had already told my friend I wanted to try the aspic but I wanted her to try it first. She said it was great and tasted like cocktail sauce with pieces of celery inside. I took a bit of Mayo on my fork, like she did, and then slide into the aspic to grab a bite. It wasn't bad! In fact, I took a few bites more. It tasted like a cocktail sauce/ketchup combo, in gelatin mold form. Our main dishes also came out really quickly and they were huge! My $24 fried chicken was an entire half chicken with a wing, a drumstick, and a giant thigh and breast. It was really crispy and tasted delicious. The spinach was nice, too, with pieces of garlic and the potatoes were yummy as well. I only finished the breast piece and took the rest home. My friend also took home half her meal and we saw that pretty much everyone was bringing home leftovers. This was a great meal and a great value as well.

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    Inside
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    Dressing and gravy
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    R C's Southern Cooking

    R C's Southern Cooking

    4.5
    (310 reviews)
    14.5 mi
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    Its honestly insane that I've been coming here since the beginning and have never taken the time to…read morewrite a review. I remember the first time I walked in with my bestie. RC had approached her with a flier at a gas station, informing her that his restaurant had just opened up. Anyway, I'm ordering my meal, the same meal I always get each time I go. Fried fish (whiting), collards and the baked beans (unmatched). And he goes, "What would you like to drink?".... I'm like, "What do you have?" (Assuming the usual. Sweet tea. Lemonade... I was probably gonna go with sweet tea. ) He lists sweet tea of course, and then hes like, "Kool-Aid, coke, sprite" - IM LIKE WAIT. DID YOU SAID KOOL-AID?......... He's like, "Yeah??..." Im like, "what flavor???.... "Purple?...." I had never heard of that at a restaurant, and quiet frankly, that's all I needed to know. At this point, I literally go nowhere else for soul food. Also, RC is amazing. Really good guy, and his team offer the best service as well. A job well done, always.

    My my my. I had the pork chop with collard and candied yams. This meal was delicious. The pork chop…read morewas huge. I thought it was two. The meat was tender and the sides were spot on. The meal has the atmosphere of home cooking. I would order from here again. The cook service is to serve up tasty treats.

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    Counter/cash register
    Counter/cash register
    Fried Pork Chop, Lima Beans, 3 Cheese Mac and Cream and Honey Glazed Cornbread
    Fried Pork Chop, Lima Beans, 3 Cheese Mac and Cream and Honey Glazed Cornbread
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