The 9 Best Places for Brown Gravy in Atlanta

Jazzie Chanel: Food is superb! Sauces are great. Get the peach tea

Julius Bryant: Very good and cheap. SY (Zunzi) sauce and Mustafa (curry) sauces were my favorites.

Mike S: Godfather Sandwich

Dolores Loudermilk: One of my favorite restaurants for years but unfortunately it can be hit-or-miss. When it's a hit it's absolutely fantastic and a perfect place to bring visitors from out of town.

Kellie Carter Griffin: Going to Wisteria is a GREAT night out. Service is wonderful and the food is fabulous!

Creative Loafing Atlanta: One of CL's 100 dishes to eat before you die: The vegetable platter brims with variety and almost feels like a home-cooked Thanksgiving spread, minus the turkey. Read more.

Tiffany Scott: Delicious and authentic Thai. Such a hidden gem in Atlanta. Must try the squid salad..YUM!

Eater: This place is an exception to the “Thai food in Atlanta sucks” rule. Don’t expect weird dishes you’ve never had; instead, order slutty stand-bys like pad thai. [Eater 38 Member]

Molly Sandman: order from the thai menu

Drew Knarr: Delicious all around! CREAMY grits!!!

Jim Mize: BEST GRITS ANYWHERE!!!

Danny Boles: Now that I live OTP, I always get a half dozen biscuits to go.

Zanna Huff: Best French toast, grits, and peach nectar EVER.

Atlanta Food Critic .com: #2 in our Top 10 Atlanta Restaurants for 2010 Read more.

Atlanta Food Critic .com: The grits are LIKE NO OTHER that you will ever eat. It was the first thing I tasted and I fell in love at first bite! READ OUR REVIEW! Read more.

Tamela: Lari, Robyn et al are great fun and good sports. Good sweet tea, but my Momma's banana pudding is best.

Patrick Frank: Seating is on the "honor system"

Roger Banks: Come for breakfast, best in Atlanta. The biscuits are awesome, hot, fresh and delicious.

Cherika Williamson: OMG the dreamy grits are amazing

Russell Clinton: Try the creamy, dreamy grits!

Jeff Dauler: It sounds weird, but trust me: The Pasta, Sausage, and Eggs is delicious. And a GREAT hangover cure. Promise.

Meghan McGee: Yummy breakfast food. Their biscuits are delicious.

David Orland Brown: Don't get the steak & eggs. Awful.

Pres Davenport: Biscuits come with apple butter! It's a great surprise.

Joe Strobhert: Classic Southern food at an Atlanta landmark. Full bar with great drinks. In business since 1927. Many great signature dishes, including the fried chicken. Daily chef's special dishes.

Food Network: As one of the oldest eateries in Atlanta, GA, Guy Fieri stopped by for some traditional Southern fare on an episode of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. Read more.

Kristen HOLLINGSWORTH: The grays and the gays!