5 Stars – Soul Food Royalty
I don’t know who was in that kitchen on this good here, ole Sunday but Father God, Lord have mercy! Whoever cooked that meal deserves a vacation, a bonus, AND a raise. Ms. B… Ms. B… Ms. B! Hands down, the best soul food in Columbia. No exaggeration.
Zero complaints. I mean ZERO. From the perfectly texture rice, seasoned fall-off-the-bone turkey wing, tender cabbage, sweet cornbread, to that cheesy, rich baked macaroni every single bite was moist, flavorful, robust, and succulent. Pure chef’s kiss.
If you’re on the fence, get off it and place that order. Ms. B’s do you need a from the store ? lol
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Donovan P
1 contributions
3/21/25
• DoorDash order
I had the turkey wing with pinto beans and Mac.. the turkey was the only thing worth eating on the plate(even though the picture advertised had 2, they give you 1) the mac was just noodles with a pinch of cheese. No seasoning at all. Pinto beans tasted like jail food & the rice was soupy. Not worth the money at all
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Laqunda W
Local Expert • 21 contributions
12/29/24
• DoorDash order
The pot roast was delicious had too much fat but still was good the cabbage could have been cooked a little longer the Mac and Cheese was perfect my only real complaint was I paid 5 dollars for a sweet tea and they gave an almer palmer I don't like lemon in my tea will be back
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April W
3 contributions
3/24/24
• DoorDash order
The hamburger steak, rice, mac & cheese, and cabbage plate was absolutely delicious! The hamburger steak was cooked to perfection, juicy and full of flavor. The rice was fluffy and the mac & cheese was creamy and flavorful. The cabbage was perfectly seasoned and added a nice crunch to the meal. I highly recommend this plate for anyone looking for a hearty and satisfying meal.
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Christian K
5 contributions
5/1/25
• DoorDash order
Everything was amazing the turkeywas fall off the bone the Mac was just right not too chewy and super cheesy, snd the greens were just as good. Not a single thing was lacking! Didnt even need my drink it was so good.
