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Son's Place
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Ratings and Reviews for Son's Place
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Nov 04 2009
s j. via Yelp
Sadly, this place is now out of business. Another victim of the economy. Let's hope they reopen next year!read more
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Jan 25 2009
AV G. via Yelp
was in town for work, and watched President Obama's Innagural Speech with the kitchen staff at the restaurant. Very good home cooking--had some excellent...read more
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Dec 30 2008
Elaine O. via Yelp
Cafeteria-style meat-n-three kinda joint. The hoe cake was good but very greasy. Fish was salty. The fried chicken was great as was the...read more
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Oct 29 2008
via Citysearch
Steve Harvey said its the best fired chicken in the world and he is right. Rarely does the chicken sit around and the big boss man...read more
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Sep 15 2008
via Citysearch
Great traditional southern food at a very reasonable price. The fried chicken is juicy and flavorful and the sides are so good yo...read more
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Feb 21 2008
thandiwe via Citysearch
This was a great place to go when you know the money goes into the food, and not how the place is decorated. It was really good. T...read more
The Scene
This noisily convivial soul food restaurant is a bright spot in the gritty, industrial world of DeKalb Avenue. Preserving the spirit, recipes and popular following of the legendary Deacon Burton's, which previously occupied the space next door, Son's Place has local legend status, if only by association.
The Food
Hoecakes, collard greens, gooey mac and cheese and, of course, fried chicken are the stars of this reliable down-home lunch destination. Vegetables--especially candied turnips, buttery lima beans and whipped potatoes--are fresh and tend to outshine the main dishes. But the pork chops, meatloaf and the fish special are good, as well. Be sure to save room for the cobbler of the day, the caramel cake or the to-die-for banana pudding.