Jakes Family Restaurant is a unique and quirky representation of almost any small southern town. Yes, they will probably talk about you and likely will poke a little fun, but it just shows how much they like you. They aren’t necessarily keen to newcomers and out-of-towners, but if you return more than twice, you might get to sit at Table #8 to offer the latest news, philosophical approach, or ingenious solution. The people who patronize the restaurant are from all walks of life and represent a cross-section of society and culture. Uniquely situated in a rural area, its decor and “Wall of Local Heroes” gives it charm like no other restaurant. The restaurant doesn’t have a flashy facade or a glamorous sign, but it’s warmth of its people, food, and family set it apart from most. I also enjoy the battered home fries, COB (Chicken on Bun) with special sauce, and a Jake’s Special. I miss the salad bar but love the special weekly event of Thursday Night spaghetti. There’s a beauty about the place and offers a simple perspective of nostalgic reminiscence. Go by and enjoy Jakes. Stay there an hour or two and experience what I shared. Tell Ms. Vivian hello and if you come back a few times, they might invite you to Table #8 to soak in some local philosophy. A great little place with simple charm and quirky decor - Jake’s...
Read moreWe ordered food to go- once we arrived home, we saw the food looked like it had already been eaten and particularly disgusted back into the bowl. It was completely uneditable and who would want to eat anything that looked like that to begin with. I called the restaurant and explained my situation and regardless of my unsatisfactory meal, the customer service met the meal’s standards, also. I was told that there would be no refund and once it leaves the restaurant they’re no longer held accountable of the meal.
Moral of the story- don’t waste your money on to go orders and expect a restaurant to hold any accountability for their awful meal and service...
Read moreThe server was nice and she was quick to see to us but the food was terrible and we were server flat coke from a two liter bottle I was supposed to get a sausage egg and cheese sandwich however I got over cooked sausage and cheese on toast which cost me $5.50 and my husband got biscuits and gravy the biscuits were home made and looked great but the gravy was powdered with cut up pieces of over cooked sausage patty in it the only thing that was good was...
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