Went on a Sunday around 2pm, walked in, and was stunned at the tiny seating area, about 4 tables. Â No sign saying seat yourself, so we got in line behind 3 people who were ordering to go. Â No hi, no greeting, no nothing. After about 5 minutes of standing there, my husbands back began to hurt so he sat down at a table. Â I remained in line, THEN the girl behind the counter asks us if we are eating in, I tell her yes, she says to sit down an she will send over a server. Â A lady comes over, drops off 2 sets of silverware, and says, you can get in line whenever you get ready! Â WHAT! Â Now there are two other people who walked in who we now are behind because we were told to sit down. Â TOOK FOR EVER for them to fix people's plates. Â Spent too much time talking to each other and no sense of urgency about them. Â My husband didn't want the all you can eat buffet, but we were NOT given the option to order off of the menu that was on the table. Â Service was just horrible to non-existent. Â You would think they would be able to handle one dine in couple and a few to go folks with 3 people behind the counter, but they couldn't. Â I see why the place was empty. Â Having said that, the food was really good. Â I had baked and fried chicken, greens, Mac n cheese, red potatoes, red beans n rice, cabbage. Â The rest of the items available looked like they had been sitting there for hours. Â The food was not kept at the appropriate temperature, but was warm enough to eat. Â Although I liked what I had to eat, the service was so aweful that I won't ever go back. Â Too many other southern food options in Chicago to go here. Â If you live in the neighborhood, this place might be worth a try, but if you live more than walking distance, keep on driving by the place.
Review Source:I've passed this place a zillion times and said one day I'd stop in. It's a small soul food spot located on the corner. It has small seating area for those who want to dine in and everything is cooked to order. I finally did and wasn't too thrilled with my food.  I called ahead for pick up.  The service was okay. The young lady who rang me up seemed nice enough. The price to portion radio is a bit high especially for the dessert. I ordered smothered pork chops, greens, candied yams and banana pudding. They were out of macaroni. Oh well.  Anyway, to make a long story short, the pork chops and greens were too salty. The pork chops were less smothered and more like pork chops with a little gravy on top. The yams tasted like they were out of the can and overcooked. The banana pudding was not bad but it didn't do it for me. I might  give them another chance because they also have fried green tomatoes but that will be it.
Review Source:Enjoying a Mango Salad... Oh thats right they dont have that here... Horrible Service... Stood there for 5+ mins no1 even acknowledged our presence... 5 people behind the counter INCLUDING the owners and none said hi. I thought we caught a break when some one asked if were being taken care of, we kindly said no, and she sauntered off as if she didnt care. Â 3 mins later i'd had enough.... We left... Â They did have the nerve to great the people who came in through the door we held the door open for!! In shock we left and went to Qdoba!
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