Pannie-George's Kitchen Inc

So glad to find this yummy gem right off I-85 for an early dinner. We had fried chicken, okra, greens, yams, macaroni and cheese. Plus the buttermilk pie! I felt like I had stopped at my grandmother’s house and she fixed me a plate. Full belly. Happy.

Omg the service is awesome. The staff is so very friendly, warm and very polite. It was my first time visiting and I was a bit confused about how I order and also the menu. You had your choice of meats and vegetables. There were only 3 meats to choose from and I went with the roast beef and gravy. For my side rice which is placed under the roast beef (counted as a side) and I also had the cabbage as my 2nd side. The meal came with bread of choice (dinner roll or cornbread muffin) I chose the cornbread muffin. The meal also included a drink. I selected a sweet tea. Total came to $17.44 this includes tax. I must say I unfortunately did not enjoy the portion size of the roast beef. I had maybe 4 pieces of meat as they were cut up into chunks. Very tender and tasted a little like it was from a can. The rice was just plain rice nothing too exciting there and the cornbread muffin was too sweet and honestly it didn’t taste fresh. The star of the meal was the cabbage. It was cooked to perfection. The sweet tea was overwhelmingly SWEET you definitely don’t want to drink it without adding water. My rating for the food was 3.2/10 but my rating for the service and the staff 9/10 overall I gave 3stars out of 5. I would have to try this location again to give my opinion of me recommending any of my family or friends to eat here.

Main ingredient is love here and it was obvious with every delicious bite. Homemade comfort food at its finest. Pannie’s daughters cooked up the most delicious food I’ve ever eaten. Wow, so good that after dinner the previous night I came back for lunch the next day. Roasted chicken (with extra sauce,) catfish (with homemade tartar and hot sauce,) jalapeño cornbread and the candied yams all were absolutely next level amazing. Last night the chicken pot pie was so good and the crust was flakey fresh! Mac n cheese, okra, and mashed potatoes were all good but the gem of the night was the peanut butter cake. Shame I’ve never had that before but I can’t imagine ever having a piece as delicious as the ones (yes plural) that I had here. God bless this sweet and kind family and staff who treated me so well. Can’t wait to come back again!

Food was awful. My stomach ached for the whole day. My friend and I had to get some Thai soup to calm our stomach down. They had a huge menu on the Menu on the wall but only had Fried Chicken, Mac & Cheese, Turnip Greens and Dessert. The only thing that was good was the Fried Chicken and we had to wait 30 minutes for it to fry. The Mac & Cheese and Turnip Greens were awful and cold by the time the chicken came out. We dined there on our Birthday Weekend, Jan. 16, 2025. The Museum and Book Store however was FANTASTIC! Yall gotta do better.

Oh. My. Goodness. Run, don't walk to this restaurant. It was soooo good. My mom and I were on our way home from Atlanta, and we looked up good food in Auburn, and this restaurant popped up. It had great reviews, so we decided why not, and I am SO glad we did. The friend chicken was to die for. The okra and the collards were phenomenal. The deserts are so good, especially the buttermilk pie. That was my first time ever trying it, and it was amazinggggg. If we were ever in the Auburn area again, we know exactly where we are stopping.

Located right off I-85, tucked away in small business strip, great food (purchased baked chicken breast, candied yams and okra. Baked chicken was the tenderest I've ever had - nearly fell off the bone, candied yams are AMAZING, and okra was cooked tender), kind staff and constant patrons speaks to quality of food and friendly staff - seems everyone knows everyone- which is great to see these days. Prices are reasonable and fair. Will definitely visit the next time I'm in town. Hours are better Weds-Fri as it is open in the evening on those days. Stop and see for yourself.