
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2052 Renaissance Park Pl, Cary, NC 27513
Phone: (984) 333-0018
Website: https://nanamorrisonssoulfood.com/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
After the closing of K&W Cafeteria, I was glad to see another soul food restaurant open up in the area. We’ve been to Nana Morrison’s about five times now, and overall, it’s been a great experience.
The service is consistently very good — the staff is friendly and welcoming. The first time I visited, I dined in, and it was a pleasant outing with a nice atmosphere. On our second visit, I ordered the shrimp, and two of the pieces were stuck together. When I pulled them apart, the middle was soggy and undercooked. With seafood, especially shrimp, it’s important to make sure each piece is properly separated before frying to avoid this issue. The rest of the food was absolutely amazing.
One day I tried to place an order from my phone, and the online system wouldn’t allow me to proceed with ordering a large plate. It required selecting two meats — I had clicked the fish twice, as instructed, but it still didn’t go through.
I also appreciate how clean the restaurant is. The condiments are laid out in a neat, organized array, which shows attention to detail.
I highly recommend supporting this local business. It’s a solid addition to the Cary food scene, and I’m looking forward to many more visits.
Huge portions!
The cat fish filet was the biggest and the best tasting that I’ve ever had in all my 40 years.
All that’s missing to be just like grandma’s cooking on Sunday afternoon’s is a 10 or 12 layer yellow cake with chocolate icing.
They have plenty of deserts to choose from.
Something for everyone!
I had the fried chicken (2 pieces), potato salad and green beans while my husband had a smothered pork chop, greens and mac and cheese. It was about $16.50 for 1 meat, two sides and choice of cornbread or roll. The only negative was they forgot to give me my cornbread, so I ended up sharing my husband’s. I’ll be back to try the meatloaf, cabbage and desserts!
The jerk chicken is VERY sweet and taste more like barbecue chicken, it was not spicy at all. The restaurant was very clean and the staff were friendly. I didn’t try the cakes but they looked so moist! They only had Pepsi products but i ended up getting a ginger ale.
There many sides and the meats they offered all looked delicious and well prepared. They closed at 8pm and i got there at 7:20 and they were still putting out fresh food. I would definitely come back and try more of their options and highly recommend!
From the moment we stepped inside, it was clear Nana Morrison’s Soul Food is a hidden gem! The restaurant was spotless, with ample seating perfect for families. But let’s talk about the food – an absolute symphony of flavors!
During a detour through Cary, NC, on our way back to New York, we stumbled upon this soul food haven, and boy, are we glad we did! The jerk chicken was tender and bursting with flavor, the ribs slathered in a finger-licking barbecue sauce that made them melt in your mouth. And the sides? The mac & cheese was creamy and comforting, but the sweet potatoes – oh my! – were a taste of heaven. The collard greens were soul-satisfying, and the mashed potatoes and gravy were simply divine. Don’t even get me started on the potato salad, a must-try for any true fan. And to top it all off, the pumpkin pie and double chocolate cake were the perfect sweet ending.
Nana Morrison has truly created something special here. If you’re ever in Cary, do yourself a favor and stop by. Tell them Kerri from New York sent you – you won’t regret it!
We will definitely be stopping in on our next North Carolina Trip!