nana's soul food kitchen

flight was cancelled and had to book a room at the hyatt. across the parking lot was nana’s. hotel staff said it was good, do we thought we’d take a chance. glad we did. food was very good service was great. staff was awesome.

i visited on a weekday after the lunch rush. i had the fried chicken with mashed potatoes, mac & cheese and peach cobbler. the chicken was pretty dry, probably from surviving the lunch rush. the two sides were very good. the peach cobbler was pretty good too. not all menu items are available every day.

delicious - don’t let the disposable plates and cutlery turn you away - this food was super tasty. we had the bbq ribs with mac n cheese and collared greens and fried chicken with mash potatoes and rice - all things we were advised to eat when visiting the area. the mac and cheese was seriously good, and the collared greens were tasty as. the ribs melted off the bone and the sauce was delicious without being too spicy (but they do have hot sauce if you want to add). oh and the corn bread was really tasty - good thing they provide a single serve because i would have kept on eating it.

i enjoyed the food greatly. a bit pricyb but i'm visiting from a small town so i may biased there. staff was cool, and there is not wait to get your food. buisness is slow enough to always have seats. since you order your food upon entry there is no wait to get your food. great lunch spot or a spot to have in the back pocket for a quick and delicious bite.

i enjoyed the meal and the dining area is relaxed. the vegetables were not spoiled by pork seasoning. some vegetables may or may not be seasoned with meat for that matter. i will definitely be returning and suggest nana's to vegans, vegetarians, and omnivores.

i was disappointed with the portions. for $10 i expected a bit more food than a ice cream scoop of mac n cheese and curry rice. i will not be back.

very good. stopped here while passing through charlotte on our way home from charleston, sc. i wasn't sure what to expect, i'd just had a bad breakup with jestine's kitchen the night before and wasn't ready to be hurt again. it was a little difficult to find, it's in the center of a small strip mall/shopping center on the back side of the airport. several airport employees were there lunching when we came through. i was expecting a buffet from looking at their website, but is cafeteria style not a buffet. i was starting to have pangs of regret, wifey was expecting to sample the many different sides they had available. you have the option of a small plate (one meat entree) or a large plate (two meat entrees). both came with two sides and your choice of bread. i opted for the large plate with (you guessed it!) fried chicken and smothered pork chops. both were very good. the chicken was moist and flavorful and had a crisp flavorful crust as well. the pork chop was moist and surprisingly thick with a flavorful gravy. i had the chop over rice and mashed potatoes with gravy for my other side (i do love a double starch!). did i mention that the sides were double scoops? my hurt from jestine was starting to heal! wifey had fried chicken (as she sensed i wouldn't share) and ribs. she had mac and cheese and greens for her sides. she liked it all but the mac and cheese, she said it was a bit velveeta-y for her. she had cornbread which was good and i had a dinner roll. the dinner roll was my only disappointment with the food, it wasn't homemade. we shared a banana pudding for dessert, it was great. the restaurant was very clean, restrooms and all. great service as well. the best stop of our charleston trip. jestine who? we will be stopping here again next time we're in charlotte!

deliciouso. i love this place. they give you enough food for several meals. my favorite is the meatloaf, macaroni and cheese, collard greens, cabbage, yams and fried crocker...with carrot cake for dessert. the price is very fair and the service is exceptional!

just went here for the first time today and it was absolutely delicious!!!! if you're into good southern soul food definitely go here.

first time visit to nanas soul food kitchen i was not impressed by my selection. i ordered the fried chicken the collard greens and mac & cheese. the fried chicken was good the collard greens was sweet and overcooked the mac & cheese was not like my mamas it taste as if it was made with velvetta. the cheesecake had no distinct taste as if it had been in the refrigerator too long
very disappointed since i have heard so much about this place

i wanted to buy some sterlite...smh. i was heading to charlotte for the first time in ages and friend told me i had to visit this place. my initial thought was "i can get great soul food anywhere", so i wasn't too pressed to try them. my friends decided to go and i'm sooo glad i went with them.

nana's is better than any soul food place that i've tried, and i've tried many (yes, there's still others, but whatever).

yes, i was a greedy little pig and got the two meat deal. yes, i paid about $14 bucks for it, and no, i do not care that they served it on a styrofoam plate. the pork chops were tender and full of flavor; the stuffing was out of this world and the tea made me want to kick over the table. a friend had the fried tilapia and after a quick taste of it, i wanted to steal his plate and run out of the door with it.

as the title says, i was about to go out and buy sterlite containers so i can take a bunch home, but they didn't open until noon on sunday and i left at 9:30.

the food is that good!

first time visit. my co-workers wanted to order food and someone mentioned nana's. i had already brought my lunch so i ordered some banana pudding, and that was exactly what i got. banana cream and 5 vanilla wafers. i dug through it to see if maybe the bananas were on the bottom but none were to be found. i don't know what part of the south they come from but real southerners put bananas in their banana pudding. want visit again.

overpriced lunch. lunch and dinner combos are the same price. i understand making money off the office park crowd, but i found the price off-putting. my fried chicken was good, but my compatriots' pork chops were like planks despite being smothered in sauce. the mac and cheese was ok at best. with longer established blue collar diners in the area, i am not in a hurry to return.

wonderful!. i had fried chicken. collards, macaroni and cheese and cornbread. the chicken was juicy with a great crispy skin. the mac and cheese was the best i have ever had. i plan to order a pan of it for thanksgiving and claim i made it myself. this is a great place to go esp. if you are out by the farmer's market, it is right down the road!

this is a must have when you come to charlotte! food is delicious and what you'd make at home. prices are affordable as well! we will definitely be back!!