I came across this restaurant on the internet, although when later talking about it, I found that many of my friends had heard of the restaurant and its owner on Oprah.
On the internet I could do a virtual tour, so I was able to see in advance that it was a small place, so reservations were a must. The restaurant also posts its menu and prices online, so I knew in advance that I probably wanted to go with the buffet, which was only $14.99.
Even with reservations, we had to wait 15-20 minutes to be seated because you have to check in and then you're seated in the order of your check-in time.
The food, described as Southern, was EXCELLENT! The atmosphere was casual and we had
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On the internet I could do a virtual tour, so I was able to see in advance that it was a small place, so reservations were a must. The restaurant also posts its menu and prices online, so I knew in advance that I probably wanted to go with the buffet, which was only $14.99.
Even with reservations, we had to wait 15-20 minutes to be seated because you have to check in and then you're seated in the order of your check-in time.
The food, described as Southern, was EXCELLENT! The atmosphere was casual and we had the pleasant surprise of being served by a singing waitress.
The Lady & Sons is opening up a new, bigger location down the street November 14, 2003, which is great considering the number of people without reservations who were turned away at the door because they were booked for the evening that we were there. You can view their menu online at The Lady & Sons.
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