Lucky 32 Southern Kitchen

“The food was delicious and our server Amber was funny, kind, and whimsical.”

Queen Cee★★★★

Kudos to Lucky 32 for opening for lunch on Christmas’s Eve! Ambiance is warm, welcoming! Services were great, from checking in to table, our server was knowledgeable, attentive. Food was hit and miss, we ordered 4 different dishes: jambalaya, bacon wrapped meat loaf, shrimps and grit, goat cheese spinach chicken , all were just OK, the She-crab soup and butternut squash soup and Truffle Fries were great though! Prices were really reasonable, no special charges for holidays which is a god thing!

Ryan Orischak★★★★

Dined here on a Saturday night. The ambiance was lovely, the service was friendly, and we enjoyed our evening overall. However, nearly everything we tried lacked the complexity and finesse needed to justify the price point. Examples include the berry spritzer mocktails being refreshing, but very one-note. The fried green tomatoes were a standout flavorwise, but came in a pool of sauce that softened the fried coating. The catfish was cooked perfectly but under-seasoned enough that it needed salt and hot sauce. The pork steak was also underwhelming, with the advertised “peach chutney” more like

Binoy Damodaran★★★★★

We recently stopped by Lucky 32 Southern Kitchen for lunch on a Sunday and it was a wonderful experience from start to finish. The atmosphere was welcoming, making it a great spot for a relaxed family meal. We kicked things off with a few appetizers, and the Truffle Fries were a standout—perfectly crispy with just the right amount of savory aroma. They disappeared from the table almost instantly! The Main Course Since we enjoy seafood, we explored several corners of the menu: Cornmeal Crusted Catfish: Fried to a beautiful golden brown with a satisfying crunch. Grilled Salmon: Fresh, flaky,

Alyssa★★★★

Good spot if you’re interested in trying something new! The best part of the meal was the fried chicken and beef tallow fries. Would not recommend the French toast if you like them less eggy. Complimentary bread had a unique twist. Everything else was average. Mocktails are great!