Southern Restaurants in Greenville

Cracker Barrel Old Country Store American • $
3401 I-30, Greenville

Customers` Favorites

The Cracker Barrel's Country Boy Breakfast
Biscuits Fresh Butter Strawberry Preserves
Thursday Only Thursday Turkey N' Dressing
Grandpa's Country Fried Breakfast
Egg Hashbrown Bacon Grits Gravy
Strawberry Cheesecake Pancakes
Hamburger Steak Corn Broccoli
Cracker Barrel Freshly Brewed
Meatloaf & Mac N' Cheese
Cracker Barrel Sampler

“We got the Christmas family ham dinner via pick-up. Service was quick and friendly. The heat-up dinner was SO delicious and easy!!“

4.2 Good272 Reviews
Cotton Patch Cafe Comfort Food • $
3128 I-30, Greenville

Customers` Favorites

Chicken Fried Steak Broccoli and Rice Mashed Potatoes
Small Chicken Fried Steak
Homemade Queso & Chips
Cadillac Queso & Chips
Chicken Fried Brisket
Steak Fingers Basket
Fried Green Tomatoes
Chicken Fried Chicken
Chicken Fried Bacon
Grilled Cajun Duo

“We recently traveled back through Greenville for a school competition for our daughter. We stopped at the Cotton Patch. We met the nicest waitress we have ever met. Her name was Ashlei. She was sweet and caring. Took our food and drink orders and food was great and in a timely manner. She’s asked my daughter how she was doing and it was nice to see Ashlei chat with our daughter in between orders and make sure our needs were taken care of. It wasn’t to overly packed but she treated everyone like family and her smile and giggling was the best. Definitely would love to eat at the Cotton Patch again. Such a great environment and the best staff. Thank you for making our meal experience homely.“

3.8 Good172 Reviews
Uncle Ray’s Drive In Southern • $
1514 Stonewall St, Greenville

“I took one star off for two reasons, but otherwise this was a good bird for the holiday (especially if you can’t decide between ham and turkey).The first reason i marked it down is that nothing prepared me for what I was getting. Fully cooked this turkey remains pale pink. I’ve seen this before with some smoked meats or certain seasonings. If my thermometer hadn’t reassured me, I would have thought it was undercooked. The seasonings have a unique flavor, & and the consensus we arrived at was that it tasted like spicy ham. That was okay because our primary side was cheesy potatoes.Second, the instructions are off. At 350 this bird would have to cook for nearly 3 hours to reach proper core temperature. I thawed it in the fridge for 6 days. 1hr in the preheated oven and the core temperature was 20 degrees. I turned the oven way up & cooked it for over an hour more trying to salvage the meal. Some of the intended sides served as appetizers instead.Had I been more informed, I could have planned better. I’m writing this to save someone else the frustration.“

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