Reviews for Simply Southern Soul Food in Indianapolis, IN

The food is absolutely delicious!!! Traveling from IL to Indianapolis for a Cheer Competition, my family had a big appetite!!!... The Customer Service was amazing! It gives me that Southern hospitality feeling!! The baked chicken, mashed potatoes and greenbeans was really good!!! It's definitely a taste back from home!! You will not be disappointed!!! Thank you again for havingus!! Read more

Terrible will not eat here again...Turkey Ribs were dry and tasted old. I don't know what they call dressing but stove top in a... box got them beat! This is not real Soul Food -Yuck! Change your name to Simply A MESS!! RIPPING OFF YOUR COMMUNITY! Read more

Went into the restaurant with a total of 4 guest, customer service was awful, the soda machines were inoperable, the food was... served cool, not even Luke warm, and the cornbread was extremely salty. One of my guests indicated that it was the absoluteworst experience she had ever encountered and that she would never return. I sincerely pray that they develop a spirit ofexcellence and operate with their customers in mind over profits. Read more

I'm sorry but everything I had tasted horrible. Im not even a picky eater but the dressing taste like somebody used it as toilet... paper...if you know what I mean. Then my pork chop was SO DRY I had to drench it in bbq sauce to eat it. The macaroni wasn'tthat horrible but also not great. Idk if it was just a bad day...but not worth $40 at all. Read more

I will neverrrrrr order food from this place again. I don't mind paying high price for good food, but nothing i ordered tasted... good.... Lets start with the dressing..it tasted and looked like wet white bread with no seasoning, and had a metallic taste toit. Greens beans were so salty i couldn't even eat them, and the baked chicken looked like slop and was a little under cookedfor my taste. Will not be returning.???? Read more

I was not impressed with the food. The dressing had way to much sage in it. The corn was overly sweet and the yams had way too... much sugar in them. The potato salad was runny and the greens were cold. Also they charged me $7.46 for cups for water Nad forMac and Cheese I didn't even get, I had to go back and ask for a refund. I would not recommend this place at all and I am aboutsupporting Black Business. I will not be back Dissatisfied Customer Read more

Ordered pick up because I was craving some good bbq chicken and I wanted to support a local business. I ordered the 2 pc. Bbq... chicken plate with collard greens and dressing. The collard greens were decent but everything else was not good. Not picturedwas a turkey leg with rice, a side of mashed potatoes, and mac n cheese. The turkey leg had no flavor and the rice was swimmingin gravy. The mashed potatoes tasted like water. There was a sign as soon as you walk in that says no refunds unless somethingis missing. Sadly, all this food went into the trash. I will not be eating here again. Read more

Indy?s best kept secret ???? You can't have a good meal when you eat out. Too often, restaurants are full of people who are... rowdy, obnoxious, and not clean. Home cooking is the best! Even cooking by my mom or my grandma or by my female friends makesme happy. But, you can't eat that kind of food every day, right? ???? Simply Southern is one of the best and most elegantrestaurants in the city. It has great Southern food, great service, and an elegant atmosphere. .???? We need to keep our healthin good shape. simply southern soulfood restaurant and catering is dedicated to making delicious, high-quality, southern-stylefood that is made with care and served with great service. It's food that's good for you and an experience you won't soonforget, ???????? Southern soul foods make their food fresh every day, so you get home-cooked soul food in every bite. Chicken,pork chops, salmon croquettes, cat, perch, and whiting fish are some of the fried items. The deserts are assorted cakes, peachcobblers, and Pepsi products. ???????????????????? Make a good recommendation. People also ask Why do they call it soulfood? The expression "soul food" originated in the mid-1960s, when "soul" was a common word used to describe African-Americanculture. . Where did Southern food come from? Soul food takes its origins mostly from Georgia, Mississippi, and Alabama, acollection of states commonly referred to as the Deep South. During the Transatlantic Slave Trade, enslaved African people weregiven meager food rations that were low in quality and nutritional value. Is BBQ considered soul food? Topping the list ofsoul food and Southern food are fried chicken, barbeque ribs, macaroni and cheese, chitterlings (hog intestines, also known aschitlins), pickled pigs feet, turnip greens, black-eyed peas, sweet potato pie, hushpuppies and cornbread, (also known asjohnnycake) [source: San Jose State University]. Ratings 1-5 in match terms as follows. 1. Simply southern resta Read more