Hours
| Friday | 12:30–7:30 PM |
| Saturday | 12:30–7:30 PM |
| Sunday | 1–7:30 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 12:30–7:30 PM |
| Thursday | 12:30–7:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 28 S California St, Stockton, CA 95202
Phone: (209) 779-0127
Website: https://grannyssoulfoodstockton.com/
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Reviews
I also got the 2 & 2 with cornbread (so sweet & not dry at all!)
I got red beans & rice & greens! Best flavored greens I’ve had in a long time
The fried chicken was seasoned to perfection & the catfish damn near melted in my
I rounded out with a fresh lemonade & peach cobbler that smells so devinly of cinnamon when I opened it I actually drooled
The staff were welcoming & friendly & kind as were the partons. I’ll be back for sure! Even if I just come up for lunch! Worth the 2 hour drive! Thanks Granny
Upon receiving my order I noticed the bill was higher than expected. The total was about $23.00. I checked the itemized receipt and compared it to their menu price. Clearly the menu says $4.95 for the red beans and rice. To my surprise, I was charged $9.50 for a side of the red beans and rice. (The peach cobbler was $6.95, although it wasn’t on the menu). I went back in and questioned why I was charged $9.50 for a side that said $4.95. The woman told me because it’s $4.95 for the red beans and $4.95 for the rice, although I didn’t order or get any rice, I was still charged for it. She also said that the $9.50 charge shows up on their register, but not on their menu.
I’ve ordered red beans and rice numerous times from other establishments and this is the first time I’ve ever been charged separately for an item that is known to come together. They could have at least made this clear. Red beans and rice is a dish combo like chicken and waffles or shrimp and grits. You wouldn’t be charged separately for the chicken and for the waffle. It didn’t make sense to me. Unfortunately, because of this and the lack of clarity I and the others with me won’t go back. The red beans were actually good and the peach cobbler was okay. I wasn’t the biggest fan of the greens though, since I found them too sweet for my liking. Basically, this is just an FYI for people who want to order a side of red beans and rice and not a plate.
Response to owner’s reply:
I appreciate you taking the time to respond. I am definitely not trying to destroy your business, as I was just simply stating my own experience. Coming off as negative was not my intent and by no means am I trying to tell you how to run your establishment. However, the personal attack and disparaging remarks in your message are uncalled for and unwarranted.
As stated in my original post, the charge was questioned and I simply stated what I was told by the employee and accepted it as policy of the restaurant. I also did not receive the rice with the beans, and was still charged for both, and despite this being brought to the attention of a staff member, it was not corrected.
I am familiar with what à la carte and side items are, and I fully understand that it is your right as a business owner to decide pricing and how items are separated. My issue was never with your right to do so, but with the lack of clarity on the menu and how it was handled once it was brought to the attention of a staff member. Being charged separately for beans and separately for rice when the menu lists them together was misleading to me, and that was the sole point of my post.
I also want to note that I did compliment the red beans in my original review and acknowledged that the staff was kind, which is not an attempt at negativity. If I experienced an unexpected charge for a dish that is traditionally considered one item, I would mention it regardless of the type of cuisine. My intent was simply to give others a heads-up or FYI, so they know what to expect.
I fully respect that you’re a new business and that running one comes with expenses and challenges. At the same time, customer feedback — even when it’s not glowing — is part of running a business, and clarity around pricing helps avoid situations like this altogether.
I genuinely wish your business success and appreciate the response.
Food: Every plate was wrong and or missing something. Food flavors were inconsistent from plate to plate even for the same items. Seasoning was inconsistent (shrimp and they all tasted different and were either too salty of bland). Ordered chicken wings but got 2 big 8$$ drumsticks (but i dnt like drumsticks which is why i ordered wings ) Mac n cheese wasn’t chesse’n, Greens were salty, Cornbread (not hitn nor buttered)
Service: tablecloth was dirty, the cook handled one plate with the same gloves worn to Flour the chicken.
However the waitress and cook were very kind and tried to make the experience pleasant-ish considering it was hotter that hot in there. But Granny was very snappy and rude. She was saying little smart remarks under her breath regarding people not eating all their food and rolling her eyes when we would need things like more water, hot sauce and napkins. Overall it was an expensive experience but not necessarily a good experience. I hope they make shine much needed adjustments moving forward. Sorry just speaking my truth ♀️