Laney's Cajun & Country cooking

Coming from Atlanta, heading back to Jacksonville this is now a MUST stop cause baby (can I call you baby?) this is flavorful, fresh, well priced and just GOOD. Cafeteria style, meaning decide togo box or have a plate then decide your protein/proteins and sides. Our orders were Fried leg, fried porkchop, mac, mash potatoes n gravy and greens with corn bread Fried legs (2), mac, cream corn, mac and roll Fried thigh, dressing, and mac with cornbread (grabbed cranberry on the side/condiment bar) Peach Cobbler 👄 All came with drinks for $48 which is fantastic imo. Compared to the grease, grime and gout of fast food, this was a pleasant deviation. It was busy but line moved quickly. The ladies cooking and serving have a friend in me! Kind, welcoming and again the food was great. Fried item

What a gem! Driving to Florida & was a nice little drive off 75. Biscuits & chicken is worth it alone but there's so many more choices... enjoy, we did!

Delicous dark fried chicken served with creamy mac and cheese and savory dressing. Cafeteria-style Southern delights: fried cornbread, rolls, fried okra, sweet patato cassarole, dressing and gravy, mac and cheese, turnip greens, rice, creamed corn, black eyed peas, fried chicken, and fried pork chops. Clean, family-friendly service with a smile. Complimentary tomatoes, onions, pickles, and locally sourced honey and jams are avalible.

We ordered take out for a small group. The food was excellent. Just like my grandmothers used to cook. So if you like good ole Southern cooking at an affordable price then you must go there.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ While on a mission to find the best country cooking in Southern Georgia, I stumbled upon a hidden gem—Laney’s Cajun & Country Cooking. Just a short 20-minute drive north of Tifton, this place was more than worth the trip. From the moment we walked in, we were welcomed by the warm, inviting atmosphere. The food? Absolutely wonderful. Every dish was packed with flavor, and the selection was just right for a Sunday lunch. My wife loved her meal, and even my 11-year-old daughter—who’s usually hard to please—cleaned her plate and asked for more. What really stood out beyond the food was the feeling of community. We saw families praying together, laughing, and truly enjoying their time. It was refreshing and heartwarming—pure Southern hospitality at its finest. Laney’s delivers top