19 Best Southern Restaurants in Greensboro

“Rachel and I ate at MJ's Saturday night and it was one of the Best meals that I have ever eaten in a restaurant. Michael Angelo is alive and well and working as a chef at MJ's. There is No Way that this restaurant is a 4.7, its got to be a solid 5. If you want the Best meal that you have ever eaten, try MJ's. You will be glad that you did !“

“Pleasantly surprised by dinner. Everything is so delicious and the staff were great.I will be back.“

“A friend and I dined at brunch. It was excellent. No fussy menu but what taste ! A bit of a wait simply due to its quality and great service. and popularity. I look forward to a return visit. Highly recommend.“

“I always enjoy my times at Blue Denim. The food is simply amazing as is the atmosphere. The dinning experience along with the service is unmatched locally. The only suggestion is to have a few more vegetarian and pescatarian options , please bring the tofu back to your wonderful menu. Perhaps more farm to table and wild caught fish (not farm raised as the Shrimp is) would be fantastic. Love this place!“

“We are from out of town, 5 1/2 hours away. The food and service were excellent. Highly recommend.“

“If you haven’t tried this place you are missing out the steak was phenomenal as was the service! I would highly recommend.“

“The food and service were great!!!“

“Just spent my birthday at Elm St Grill and was treated like a star! Food was amazing as always! Thank you to Josh, the bartender for taking such good care of my friend and me, and thank you, Ravi for my birthday present!!! Loved spending my birthday at this fantastic restaurant!!!!“

“We are from out of town, 5 1/2 hours away. The food and service were excellent. Highly recommend.“

“Best bbq this side of the Mississippi“

“Biscuitville continues to be the best southern style breakfast you can get from a chain store. sure, small locally owned diners might have an edge, but if you want the familiarity of your local Diner where the regulars know you by name without the benefit of being in your actual Hometown at the time, just look for a biscuitville. they may not know you by name but they know how you like your eggs and your grits and your biscuits because they make them better than anybody else. you can't stand in front of the counter at McDonald's and watch them roll out their biscuits by hand combining the three simple ingredients to make the perfect southern breakfast food. you can't do that at Bojangles or Cracker Barrel or anywhere else except biscuitville. the only complaint I have about Biscuitville in Greensboro North Carolina is that the location closest to my house at 2311 Battleground Avenue has closed their dining room and is only available for drive-thru. a mild inconvenience at best.“

“I went through Biscuitville on Martin Luther King 165 I couldn't tell who was running the place because the employees were running the place I tried to take my order back because it was wrong and ask to speak to a Manager and all these employees kept trying to help me . Get together down there.“

“Wonderful experience! I’ve seen multiple different shows and have enjoyed all of them! The staff are very helpful and nice! I definitely recommend!“

“Great food and the staff were all very nice. Spicy chicken and honey biscuit!“

“Service was decent but they got 2 ordered after mine ready for some reason. Very limited seating but my main two issues with all of these locations is parking and only one bathroom. At this one I'm Greensboro, their parking lot is tiny and with only one bathroom at a time, it makes needing to go very difficult.“

“Went to the one in Anderson after a doctor appointment. Well worth the wait in drive even though busy my sandwhich was well worth it. Hot and fresh. Very polite and friendly.“

“service is great and the selection is good“

“Great customer service, great prices and great food! I hate they took the honey bun off the menu! 😔“

“The employees in the back of the house are very unprofessional. There is alot of playing. There was a gentleman "light skinned with dreds"working with no hair net. I will say the young lady working the front register was very professional and nice. Her name was Latisia.“