The food was great and so was the customer service!! I ordered the fish and chips AND honey bbq…read morewings. And for dessert, I had the apple pie egg rolls. Everything was cooked fresh and tasted so good. This was my first time stopping by but it won't be my last. The inside was clean and there are tables to sit to eat in but we were just passing through

i had heard good things about , so I stopped in today and ordered chicken wings to take home. I got…read moreall comfortable and opened the box and they looked great, but when I bit in, the wings were overcooked and dry. Quite a disappointment.

This hit the spot on our way out of town. Hubby loves big home style breakfast and we can't get…read morethem in Texas. You sit yourself and your server is right there to help you. Hubby got the waffles special with kitchen and bacon, came with an egg and fresh fruit. It was really good, including the fresh fruit! Daughter got the chicken and waffles with the strawberry butter. That waffle with the strawberry butter was the star of her plate! It was so good! I was not very hungry so I got a scrambled egg, bacon, hash browns with toast. My plate was not the best. Everything was cold so it probably had to wait for their food to get cooked. That's ok, I just ate off of their plates. Overall this was pretty decent. Very filling and I will be back for the waffles!

My brother, Grandson, and I decided to go out for breakfast. I yelped this location because I did…read morenot want to drive far so I did not ask for an alternative. Walking in looked a bit confusing because I was waiting to be seat, but they told me to pick a spot in the front. This is a really huge place, but I saw everyone dressed casually but I could imagine people in business attire conducting business meetings over a bite to eat. This restaurant does provide an atmosphere for such occasions. Haley was our waitress; she was so adorably kind and patient offering time and space as we scanned the menu for something to eat. It took a while, but we finally saw something that piqued out interest. I got the catfish grits, eggs, and whole wheat toast. The presentation of the cheese grits was like I would prepare them at home. The grits were prepared well and did not have lumps in them. The catfish was a bit salty for my taste and Haily did try to accommodate me by getting more fish with less salt, but the batter is premade. My brother was not impressed with his chicken tenders. he described as they were soaking in grease, waiting for someone to order them but the fries were good. My grandson had the waffle platter, and his only dislike were cold eggs but everything else was alright. They do give you a very healthy ration of food, I was very impressed with that. I gave 4 stars because Haley was true and authentic. She is a customer-oriented person. She tries to please her customers so that they would have the best experience for their visit. I ordered sweet tea. Haley gracefully dissuaded me from ordering the Sweet Tea. She could have given the people what they want and go on her merry way. Thank You Haley for standing in the gap. You held your position and earned 5 stars solely on customer service.

Not fancy but fast, friendly, and filling. Our Sunny Side Up server personified the name by being…read morefriendly and efficient. We shared a 2-egg Western omelette. It was loaded with ham, onions, peppers, and cheese. The side of hash browns filled the large plate and even covered parts of the large omelette. We chose the biscuit for the bread. It was hot, moist, and flavorful. We added the raisin bread French toast. It was moist and loaded with raisins. While the building is a bit dated, the seating is comfortable. Bottom line-good food served fast.

Sunny Side Up is not a place for romantic meals or someplace to bring your special other, but it is…read morea place that prepares you quick, hot food that will fill you up your belly. The service is friendly and prompt. Ordering a breakfast special results in a hearty plate with generous portions to your table within 10 minutes. There's no pressure to leave and the atmosphere is very casual. They're are early bird breakfast specials and weekly lunch specials that change every couple of months, and there is plenty of free parking available. If you are looking for a casual neighborhood eatery, Sunny Side Up might fit your bill.

Hi Everyone, Who's…read morefor home Cookin? Ok, not everybody. May I remind you, your Mama's watchin, as always. Great, it's unanimous, everybody's in! lol Well then check your glide ride's rear torque, make sure its hitting on all cylinders, and cruise on down to Georgia Comfort Kitchen, Savannah, GA pr Port Wentworth, GA, you tell me, boys or girls. Why? Well, let me count the ways: Succulent fried chicken, very lightly kissed fried catfish, collards with bacon fat (sounds unhealthy, wrongo Poindexter!), string beans, mac and cheese, a terrific salad bar with just enough variety, dinner bun, and sweet or not Tea, a course. Yep, I had today's buffet which sometimes features ribs which I was hoping it might be available but they only cook what is in surplus with their food distributor. Unfortunately, the ribs were not. Could we please have a moment of silence. So it is hit or miss for ribs, depending upon the day you show. Our Server Ahiay, was timely, had a winning personality, and was efficient, meaning, their food is served hot. My dinning champion's BBQ had a remarkable tastebud flavor experience featuring BBQ chard, and was exceptional in every way. The restaurants environment was CLEAN, relaxing, and comfortable. And all of this for $17.95 on average. Now, you can't beat that with a stick. Or can you? I guess you can, if you don't mind being arrested. lol Or recommendation is for you to pack up your gang of two, four, six, eight, or ten (you over achiever, you), and slide on into your perfectly tuned glide ride, and fly into one of Georgia Comfort Kitchen's booths real soon. I mean, you never know who maybe eating your ribs, instead of your face being smeared with BBQ. Perish the thought! It's great tasting cookin, great service, with a very inviting and welcoming ambiance just for you and your crew. Who knew? Now you do. Enjoy!

Rain has a way of making you hungrier for the right kind of food. We walked into Georgia Comfort…read moreKitchen off I-95 on one of those gray, damp Georgia afternoons, and from the first bowl of gumbo, the weather outside stopped mattering entirely. We ordered off the menu rather than the buffet -- though both were available and the buffet looked well-stocked and genuinely tempting. My husband had the Shrimp & Grits: Georgia shrimp over stone-ground grits with andouille sausage, peppers, onions, bacon, and a sherry cream sauce. Rumor had it that was the move, and the rumor was right. The grits alone were the kind you don't stop talking about -- velvety, deeply seasoned, the kind of base that makes everything sitting on top of it taste better than it already is. I went with the fried catfish, a side of mac and cheese, and a bowl of gumbo. Honest take: the catfish itself was good -- the fish was fresh and well-flavored -- but the batter had gone a little soggy, which kept it from landing where it could have. That's the kind of thing that varies by timing, not kitchen quality. The mac and cheese, though, was exactly what you want: cheesy without being gluey, hot all the way through, properly indulgent. And the gumbo -- chicken and sausage, rich and built with patience -- was the best thing on my side of the table. On a rainy afternoon in coastal Georgia, it was exactly right. Then there was the cornbread, served with peach cobbler butter. That detail alone tells you something about how this kitchen thinks. It's not an afterthought. It completed everything around it. I'm not from the South, and I won't pretend to have a lifetime of comparison points. But there's a kind of food that makes you feel like you were born into it anyway -- like your body already knew what it was tasting. That's what happened here. Good for road trippers, families, rainy days, and anyone who needs a real meal after a long stretch of highway. Four stars, with the grits alone pulling hard toward four and a half.

This place is cute but don't try and go on the weekend. We went during the week and got seats right…read moreaway, we tried to go back on a Sunday and there was a huge line so we left. I got the seafood omelette which was amazing. I got a side of hash browns which were not amazing. Our son got the kids pancakes with sausage. He liked them but they didn't have milk for him. My husband did the buffet (which was super cheap). He tried everything at the buffet. The sausage was okay, the biscuits were hard, the pancakes were good, the corndogs were terrible, the muffins were okay and the fruit was good. The eggs were okay and the gravy was okay. He said there was a lot of good options and none of the food was bad some was just okay. There were TONs of fresh fruit.

Visited this restaurant while vacationing with my family on Tybee for breakfast. We were shocked at…read morehow busy it was around 10am but it being a weekend during the summer, we should have expected that. The restaurant itself is definitely a neighborhood dive of its own. You can tell that it's been around for a long time with little visual upgrades, but as long as the food is hot and the team is friendly - who cares about the fancy aesthetics! (Not me) When we entered, we were greeted and told them how many were in our party. And then sweet Auntie disappeared and never came back LOL rumor has it, she still has not returned lol. But another sweet young lady asked us again and gave us a number to signify our space in line. After about 10-15min, our number was called and we had a seat in the back room. A Waiter came to our table and quickly took our drink orders, returning shortly after with a tray of drinks. The menu has some great classic breakfast options, as well as brunch. They even have a buffet that was getting a lot of action. Not from me though... I'm good on that in this world of germs! We all opted for different meals, I went with the big breakfast as it paired sweet and savory, just what I prefer. The portions were generous, I'll give them that. My eggs and grits were pretty legit. I've had some great grits and some trash grits, I'd definitely give their version a B. The bacon was a bittt too crispy for me but I'm really weird about my bacon and I feel like normal people like crispy bacon lol so that's a personal problem. But that pork sausage? No way. I don't know what it was about the flavor but I couldn't handle swallowing it. Not sure what happened there. My pancakes were delicious! All in all, a basic breakfast experience that fulfilled its duty of filling our bellies up for the beach.

Food was good. Service was good. BUT a huge ass palmetto…read morebig, AKA cockroach dropped down from ceiling in my bra. Grabbed it with a napkin. Ran to bathroom to strip my clothes. Sister told manager. Needless to say, our lunch was free and we left immediately. Never again Barnes!!! Don't eat here. Bugs on ceiling vents.

I'm not really sure about Barnes to be honest with you guys. I googled the best fried chicken in…read moreSavannah and they were on the list. We came here just to try the chicken because I wanted it for my baby shower. The The piece that caught the shakes of seasoning was actually good. I couldn't eat the beans and potato salad because I was honestly scared. The building is old and dark, the hours matched the environment I guess. My MIL ended up ordering 50 fried and 50 baked October 4th and I didn't taste the fried chicken but it was all gone. The baked chicken had a good seasoning to it but it was just super dry. I'm sure if it wasn't it would've been good.

Went tonight because my father-in-law loves the fried oysters. I ordered the grilled chicken…read moresandwich with bacon and cheese and an order of crinkle fries. Best chicken sandwich in Savannah! And the fried oysters were outstanding.

I rarely get to come back to Savannah since moving up North, but I was able to come back recently,…read moreand I had to come to Carey Hilliards. I ordered a ton of food that just isn't good back up there. I ordered a 3 item seafood platter, a piece of fried chicken, and some good ol' crab stew. For the platter, it included: scallops, flounder, and shrimp. It also has sides, which I got green beans, fries, and hush puppies. What knocked off a star, was the flounder was too thin, but still tasted pretty good. The crab stew was thick and rich, and the fried chicken was seasoned, and fried to perfection. Our waitress was very friendly and provided good service. The restaurant was clean, but is dated. It was good having a taste of home again. You don't know what you have, until you know longer have it. lol. It's great this place for locals hasn't became a tourist trap like many others.

GO TO THE BREAKFAST CLUB!…read more I ordered the Farmhouse, and it was absolutely AMAZING. Everything on the plate was packed with flavor, cooked perfectly, and you can genuinely tell there's care put into the food. This isn't your basic breakfast -- it's the kind of meal you're still thinking about later. But what made the experience even better was the people. The customer service was incredibly friendly, welcoming, and genuine from the moment I walked in. You immediately feel comfortable and taken care of. And I have to give a special shoutout to Rob, the chef the general manager, the bees knees...... he is AMAZING! Not only can that man COOK, but his personality and the pride he puts into what comes out of that kitchen made the experience even better. My Farmhouse was phenomenal -- and just LOOK at this plate! Great food is one thing. Great food combined with people who make you feel genuinely welcome is what makes a place memorable. The Breakfast Club absolutely nailed both! Farmhouse: 10/10. Rob: 10/10. Service: 10/10.

I was greatly disappointed. I was hoping for a unique classic breakfast diner and I got nothing…read moreclose to that except the attitude and flat top grille. Service was horrible. Maybe got checked on once if we were lucky. Everything was greasy. Coffee terrible. I thought this was going to be Mel's Diner or for you younger folk- Two Broke Girls. Nothing like it. This place needs some TLC.