It is clear by observing the endless crowds why this place is successful. It is steeped in country kitsch, both in decor, menus, service and the expectation of country cooking--my definition of which

I wish I could give a better review, but just can't. I got the Pioneer plate consisting of a grilled pork chop, black eyed peas, and a small salad (it came with two sides). When it was brought out the

Lovely waitresses. Very nice people. Helpful, thoughtful, treat you better than family.