Bobby & June's Kountry Kitchen

Can you say Sysco? GROSS!!

the owner has been all over the media saying he is going to close --business is off, he's old, etc., however, if business picks up--maybe he'll stay open--wow, the local media really bit big on this one!Guess what? he's decided to stay open, business has gotten good again--what a surprise!If you need to improve your business, call the media, come up with some lame story about closing, watch your business improve, then change your mind----Harvard school of business course 101

The middle of Midtown is not really where you'd expect to find fried chicken getting served up in a kitschy cabin setting. But this meat-n-three mainstay knows what it's doing. During peak bfast/lunch hours, businessmen and Ga Tech coeds wait outside on the porch, as the little space fills easily, but super-fast service keeps things moving. While they offer a full range of comfort food, the fried chicken, biscuits and mac 'n' cheese are absolutely the reasons to go. It's not the best fried chicken in Atlanta (that nod goes to Watershed) but it's exactly what you can expect from an established meat-n-three. The breast (which comes with wing attached) is super crispy outside and juicy inside. And the biscuits are perfect accompaniment: fluffy and not-too-buttery. Plus, the 1960's country diner setting makes you feel like you're miles away from a metropolitan.

Whenever we have folks in from out of town and they want the true southern food experience, I take them to Bobby & June's for lunch. Some might argue Mary Mac's is more appropriate, but to those people I say "nay." Nay I say! Does Mary Mac's look like an old rundown house? No! Are there rocking chairs on the front porch of Mary Mac's? No! Can you play checkers with the owner of Mary Mac's? Not to my knowledge!Go to Bobby & June's for lunch. Get in line and get excited. Order your meat & 3 sides (can't go wrong with the fried chicken). Get the biscuits. Get sweet tea. If you've got a southern accent that you usually try to mask, let it out. Go crazy. This is what lunch used to be like in the good ole days. Embrace it.

this place is exactly what an "in the city" southern food restaurant should be. the building, staff, and decor make you feel like you're back home in the country on a sunday afternoon. waitresses are friendly and the service is prompt. get there around 11:30 for lunch, it get's crowded quick. you get a meat, veggies, and bread with a sweet tea for a reasonable price. i've read other reviews that have complained about the service and the lack of free to-go cups. you want to sit around and be seen? go to taco mac on peachtree. you want a free to-go cup? stop at the mcdonalds drive-thru. this place is the perfect lunch spot for those who work in the city and want a taste of home on their hour long lunch break.