Southern Hands Family Dining

I just realized that it's been over five years since I have written a review for Southern Hands. I haven't been much lately. Today I stopped in for lunch because I was on the go and had an appointment on the same strip.I will say that the service was pretty quick. They had lunch specials available until 2pm, so I got the baked spaghetti plate. It causes with two sides. The spaghetti was not good at all. The cheese is what saved it. The cabbage literally taste like water. It had no seasoning at all. I couldn't even finish it. The beans were ok, but I was highly disappointed of all in the cornbread. That's always the main attraction for the brand itself, however, the piece I had today was hard as a brick! I had to put it in the cornbread to soften it up. I hope whatever is going on is rectified soon. They've been around for a long time and I would love for it to stay that way for them.

Amazing GOOD food!!!Easy to find pretty; hard to find good! Chef Tams is bothGreat options for allergies as well!

The only good thing here is the cornbread. Even the drinks are nasty and watered down. It's the worst place to represent southern cooking. Do your self a favor and skip over this place. Trust me you don't wanna eat here.

This southern dining has taken a step above the rest. Makes online pickup orders easy by leaving your purchases on a side table. Uses the "trust system"; that is Find your name, check you orders for sure, leave. The food is fine most of the time. I believe there are different cooks with different recipes. Spaghetti sauce is watery and strange; not the same anymore. Dressing needs work or some type of magic cornbread. Limited greens and some days 'no greens'. For the price, it will do. Makes a decent turd!

Very good food and a fine example of southern cooking at its best, the perfect definition of southern hands in my opinion is somewhere between cafeteria, franchise and hole in the wall taste, it's not quite Grandma's cooking and not quite a franchise taste either. Food is well seasoned, but not salty either, portions are reasonable and prices are on par, if not albeit a little cheaper than similar Soul Food restaurants. They even have a lunch menu with reduced prices, always a plus. Menu items vary greatly and represent some southern favorites; such as meatloaf, baked chicken, dressing, yams, pork chop smothered in gravy, cornbread, cabbage and much, much more. Fantastic place to eat when your on the mood for some excellent southern cooking and don't forget desert!!

Number one go to place go when I'm in Memphis . You really cannot go wrong with anything on the menu. You can taste the love.

When I walked in the door, there was a long line, but I was through it in two or three minutes because they are fast. I had my food only a couple of minutes after placing my order and was on my way. The chop steak was very hard but tasted great. The spaghetti was very spicy like it had spicy barbecue sauce on it and I am not a fan of that. The dressing was good like Thanksgiving day. The cornbread was good and sweet. They threw in some cranberry sauce and it was pretty good too. It cost $15.94 for this plate lunch.

Food is amazing. The service was attentive, accurate, and fast. The ambiance was welcoming and hospitable. In short, this is the place for comfort food, tasty homemade drinks, and service that lets you know they value your business.

I have been going to this location for months and the food was amazing as always! The service was great also! Keep up the good work!

Was there to visit in Memphis and found this place nearby. Mannn, do NOT miss out on this place. Friendly folks, but excellent home-made food. There was 12 of us and everyone tried different things: fried chicken, pork chops, fish, tenders, cornbread, greens...EVERYTHING was great. Cannot recommend enough.