I could sit and listen to Bobby tell stories all day.... that’s unique to us southerners... we tell stories...

I love Bobby. He is just so personable and likable, just like his mama. I can see why he was the 'front of the house' man. Love the stories y'all shared today.

Love Bobby!! He’s just so personable and down to earth like his mama!!

I watch these shows the minute they come out and this was by far my favorite. With Bobby’s stories, the dogs, the phone ringing I honestly felt like I was sitting at the counter. Which is why I love watching these.

This is the best segment ever! Adore hearing all these stories, Bobby! Do tell us some more... And the hoecakes look awesome. 😀

My Mom was the manager of Deanies seafood in Bucktown Louisiana ( by New Orleans) For 35 years before she retired and passed away and she use to tell us about all the celebrities that would come in ! Thanks for the memories

I love how Paula's videos are always unedited and a little chaotic like real life. 😂

Bobby and Paula-I want to hear more stories about the restaurant-so funny specially Clint Eastwood story-

I'm watching this in Memory of my Mom, who loved Paula Deen and Okra. I love all the stories!

awe you called it Paula's home cooking! Y'all should start calling it that. Paula was always my favorite person to watch and she still is. I would love to see a good breakfast meal. Whatever your favorite go-to breakfast is. love y'all!

We visited The Lady & Sons in June 2006. My sister was turned 30 & she chose Savannah as our vacation spot & The Lady & Sons as her special dinner. Our grandmother got to go with us too. Everyone really enjoyed it. Bobby, loved your stories. I agree you should write them down for your kids but a book would be fabulous! We'd love to read it.

I love hearing the stories of people coming in. Even if you don’t put it in a book, write all of it down. One day, your (Bobby) kids and grandkids will appreciate all of your recollections. My 13 year old daughter is really into family history, genealogy, and history.

Bobby, I loved hearing your stories. Please share more. I could listen to y'all talk all day long!

I’ll just come out and say this; I appreciate you allowing us to your home. We can see you’re “regular folk” and not a ton of servants around and nobody behaving ‘famous’ and better than others. Thank you so much for being regular folks! I want to cook in your kitchen! Mine is sooooo tiny! ♥️

I just love it when y'all tell stories. That's one thing I love about this style of video, it's so personable. I feel like we're all just hanging out in the kitchen telling stories.

Sounds like Bobby should write a book with his restaurant stories.

I love hoecakes and okra! My father was stationed in Georgia when he was in the military and a little old lady they lived with insisted my mother had to learn southern cooking. Hoecakes and grits were the very first things. My father said he repaired the bottom of his military boots with the first batch she made. 😂🤣😂

I cannot say enough about Paula Deen. I was at home with my newborn son. I had always loved cooking. I was building on my home cooking skills. I found Paula on that “cooking channel”. I watched her every single day. Being an Alabamian, and southern born and raised, I was so fixated on Paula’s cooking style. What I’m saying is Paula Deen taught me how to cook. Someone gifted me her book, “It Aint All About the Cooking”. I absolutely connected to her on a deeper level. So this is my thanks, that nearly 15 years later, I am so glad I can still access my favorite cook, chef and Southern Lady, Paula Deen. I love you, pray GOD CONTINUES TO BLESS YOUR FAMILY. You are all my kind of people. Ive watched you, through the years, your sons, grandchildren and restaurant. I will always be grateful for the opportunity to learn from the best. Love you Paula! ❤️from Alabama Jenny PS My Mom and I are coming to Savannah to visit-first time ever, planning October 2020. I hope to get a reservation at L&S.

This was one of my FAVORITE episodes - LOVE Bobby & Paula together... Trouble w/ a capital T! If this was a 2 hr segment, I would'a sat & watched the whole time - so enjoyable! 😍

Now THAT is what home cookin' is all about! Family gathered around the kitchen making delicious food together and telling great stories!

I love when Bobby cooks w Paula. He’s so personable and enjoyable. This recipe looks delicious bc I love okra AND cornbread. I’ve got to try this... my bunch is gonna love it! Love the Clint Eastwood story, hilarious. Sooo neat. He’s one of the best of all time! This video could just go on and on... it’s great! PLEASE do it again.⚡️💖⚡️

He looks at his momma with love and respect and I just love it ♥️♥️

I would absolutely love to read a book about the goings on of the restaurant

I was wishing I could hit like over and over. Loved Bobby's stories. Bring him back to share more memories.

I met you, Bobby in September 2007! You were in the gift shop and we spoke and had our picture together. My husband and I got engaged on that trip to Savannah! Here we are 12 years later and three beautiful children all named after Savannah, Ga. I just love watching these quarantine videos! Please don’t ever stop! I love y’all!!

Hey Paula have you ever heard of the Paula Dean drinking game? When I was in College a lot of kids would watch you because you are cool and we wanted to learn to cook. There is a game where every time you say Y’all everyone has to take a shot.

Great times as a guest with my Mother on a Senior Bus tour from Charleston to Savannah in the late 90’s. Bobby, as you took us down memory lane today, thank you for reminding me of my memory of the Lady and son’s luncheon. A cozy little restaurant, scent of everything delicious I enjoyed eyeing your delicious buffet. You seated everyone with your magnetic charm, Bobby to small interesting tables that tickled me as everyone had their own personal experience with y’all. The highlight was when your Mom, Paula Deen chatted with everyone checking to make sure it was a wonderful experience, the best meal in the World-100%! Being a businessperson, when I had the honor of chatting with your mother, I asked her to open one in Charleston. I had a strong feeling this-then little known restaurant, was without a doubt a ‘little gold mine’. And I must say When Paula Deen Smiles, it lights the Room up! Thank you 🙏 for this beautiful remembrance of my Trip with my Mom, who I’m sure if okra is in Heaven she’s enjoying some right now. Much love- Lark from CHARLESTON SC Ps. Looking forward to a return trip when you open. God bless us all and especially the DEENS💥❤️💥

Good Morning Bobby, Paula and all my wonderful friends. Hope everyone has a cup of coffee this morning sitting and watching Mrs. Paula. Hoecakes are amazing...the first one I ever made was out of your cook book Paula . I have never thought about putting okra in my hoecakes yum. I Will definitely try this recipe with the okra. Hope all you have a awesome day and a great week ahead love you all from Alabama ♥️😘 I realized I was first this morning that makes me excited 🤗 Love this amazing family 💓

I must say that I absolutely love watching y’all in these videos. The family love that binds y’all together is so evident and so wonderful and refreshing during these strange times! Thank you thank you thank you for letting us into your home, Paula! And thank you Bobbylicious for the stories! Y’all are the greatest!!!

It is great to see Bobby cooking with Paula! I love Bobby's stories!

I enjoy this soooo much! the stories! Just EVERYTHING about these videos! Don't know why people are not watching in the millions! wayyyy better than any cooking program on TV

I live in Southern Illinois, we love Okra too. Fried is my favorite. And in our vegetable soup. You all have a blessed day.

Wife and I ate at Paula Deens a couple time in the good old days, it was a joy, saw Steven Segal, love you both.

I absolutely love this video! More Bobby and Paula “Lady and Sons Tell-All” stories!!! 😊❤️🙏🏻

Oh yes Bobby I remember those great days. I drove 7 hours to eat there and stood in line outside. I remember the excitement & the amazing food. It did not disappoint! Jamie was leaned up against the wall & I was too timid to speak( I regret that to this day). I was afraid of bothering him. 🤦‍♀️ I still have my T-shirt that I purchased in the booth up front. I can’t wait for the new restaurant to open. I will be back. ♥️♥️

Feel like I'm right in the kitchen with y'all! Love y'alls stories!!!

I enjoy every video but this one is going to be a classic.

Yum, me and my family visited the Lady and Sons several times from SC hoping to see Paula. We never did, but we got a picture with Bobby and that was back in the early 90’s. That picture is still on my refrigerator today. Love you Paula!!! Bobby was very polite and a gentleman. 😀

My grandmother was from Mississippi, but I have never heard of okra hoe cakes. She only made plain hoe cakes. It sounds delicious.

My best friend, Catherine Nadeau, worked at The Lady and Son's back in the day. Whenever I came to visit her from FL, I always had something from the restaurant. I loved the fried chicken and the potpie. One time after her shift, I met her across the street for drinks where she introduced me to Bobby. What great times in Savannah! Especially at St. Patrick's.

In my little country cafe fried cornbread was served with every meal and my most remembered customer was a little old homeless man who asked for a meal. Of course he was served everything we had to offer and several of the other customers offered to pay for his meal. I was so blessed this man can in because he let me see the hearts of the other people I served everyday

My brother took my mom on a mother's day adventure. He took her to see Paula at a book signing in Birmingham Alabama. Then he drove her to your restaurant in Savannah to eat. He bought her an apron and both brothers signed the apron. They mentioned that they were sorry their mom wasn't there and didn't know where she was. My brother told them that she was in Birmingham and they already got to meet her. The apron has been hanging in the kitchen for over 20 years! She had an amazing mother's day adventure! You all were wonderful!

Good morning y’all!! I just loved your stories and Bobby is so sweet! I am alone and feel Like I’ve got family time when I watch your videos ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Love youall

We were there in 2000. Bobby, you were there and signed the cookbook I bought (along with a few bottles of House Seasoning). It was a fun experience! Thank you again! ❤️

I just came across your recipe for cheeseburger meat loaf, I’ve never had anything taste that delicious 😋. I’m 73 and so happy the Lord allowed me to eat this , plus my son and his family feel the same , Thank You and your wonderful sons 👳🏻‍♀️👳🏻‍♀️😇🙏🙏👍👍

I love hearing stories from the Deen brothers.

Paula and Bobby together, yeah! So much fun to watch you cook and tell stories. ☺️

I love Bobby. He looks just like my son in law. Besides that ,I love his storytelling.

Love Bobby! Love how sweet you are to your mama. I miss seeing Bobby hosting a certain baking show. ( It hasn't been the same since he left. ) Thank you for sharing your family with us Paula!

I love your KZfaq show. What a hit, a wonderful gift to us all. Thank you

I swear you remind me so much of my mom. I feel like I could just plop down in your kitchen and fit right in. You two crack me up.

I love the banter between Bobby and his Mom, Paula while they cook together. His stories from "Ladies and Sons" are so entertaining. The food they make looks amazing!

I absolutely love watching you and your sons in the kitchen. I love that you instilled the love for cooking in both of your sons and they are fantastic cooks just like their momma! I especially love how real all of you are and that you do not edit out any of the interruptions. As someone mentioned in the comments below, it makes you feel like you are just sitting in your kitchen at the counter enjoying the Southern hospitality! I am so glad I have discovered these quarantine cooking videos. You have inspired me many times to try a new recipe! Thank you so much!

Bobby you should write a book about “The Lady and Sons”! Would be so interesting. I would love to know more about your family and the restaurant. Love you all.

What a treat to listen to your stories and watch you cook. Can we please have seconds and thirds 😉 I am so enjoying your channel! Thanks for the memories and the recipes! Love and best dishes and wishes from Wisconsin 💖🙏🇺🇸💖

This is what I love! The stories! When I get to spend the day with Paula, (it’s gonna happen I just know it) I’m just gonna listen to the stories!!!!! I could stand a video of y’all just talking.

Love, love, love the stories that Bobby was telling. Hope you two can cook together again soon and have Bobby bring out some more stories.

Living in the Northeast, I"ve never heard of Lace Cornbread. Could you do a video for that some time? I'm very interested in learning something new!

Anyone notice Paula rushed the end of her story to bite into her cake? She’s hilarious! Then she took it out bc it was too hot!! 😂. I love food impatiently too. 🥰

Bobby was always my favorite son. I hope they keep doing these cooking shows.

I JUST LOVE PAULA AND HER SONS THEREFORE I MISS THEM SO MUCH ON THE FOOD NET WORK CHANNEL PAULA MADE THE FOOD NET WORK CHANNEL SOOOO EXCITING.

I visited the Lady and Sons for the first time in 2005. Great food and experience. The new appetizer, hoecakes and pimiento cheese, sounds delicious. Savannah is the most beautiful city I've ever visited, in my opinion! I visited Savannah several times as a child in the 60s when my Mama would buy antiques there. Watched Savannah's restoration over the years and love visiting when I can.

Bobby!!!!! He needs his own cooking KZfaq channel!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I remember coming in during that time. I remember how small it was and it was packed. The food was delicious. I wish I had taken a picture of my family that day. My husband says he remembers Paula coming out of the kitchen. Love Savannah and love Paula and the Lady and Sons. Thanks for the Hoe recipe!!

Hi Paula and family! I can watch you all day long. I feel like I'm right there with you. I absolutely love your company! Bobby is an awesome storyteller. Love to you!

i love hoecakes being a native GA peach. But I have never had syrup with mine, applesauce yes. Love pimento cheese with them, MY ALL TIME Favorite. I have used sour cream or jam. I am now gonna have to try the syrup and okra hoecakes.

So good. Had them at your Restaurant. Yum...My husband and I met you. Such good food and Service. Sending hugs, prayers and kindness.💕👍🏼🙏🏼

I love you and Bobby s relationship while cooking....puts a 😃 on my face, good example for moms and sons...it makes it look COOL.. thanks for sharing real family time..truly southern...family in the kitchen

I love when Bobby is on

You need to have Bobby in on every single episode just to tell stories and talk. Most enjoyable positive spirit to listen to other than Paula!

Love Bobby’s stories! Thanks, Paula and Bobby.

Loved the Clint Eastwood story. 😆😆

I just love to see Paula cooking with her family! When our boys were teens, my husband came up with the idea, the kids should take turns cooking super. 4 boys one girl, the boys tried that woman's work 🐂💩, that didn't go to well for them! Like he explained to them, even boys need to know how to cook, you my have to survive in your own! Also made them take turns doing dishes, not the cook for the night! At first the cook didn't take the time to clean up their messes, but when it was their turn to do dishes ( clean the kitchen) they started learning the saying, "What goes around, Comes around"! They sure learned quick. I was laid up at the time, mostly in my hospital bed, some in my wheelchair, ( my house is definitely NOT wheelchair friendly)! I fought to get back to health and walking, they learned a lot about survival skills, when mom couldn't do it all!

They look delicious! I will be making these.

My Husband and I were in Savannah during that time period Bobby is talking about. Probably in the 2000's for Thanksgiving. I remember being so nervous about being away from home for Thanksgiving. I made sure to make reservations far enough in advance so that Thanksgiving dinner at Lady and Son's would be possible. We felt so welcomed and at home. The food was so good! Almost as though I was sitting back at my grandmothers table. I loved hearing all those stories!!!!

I love to listen to the stories and watch you all cook! And the dogs too!

Bobby, love your interesting stories! Especially love the way you tell them! You rock & your mom is is rock star! Love the conversations & humor among Theresa & Eddie too! Joan from NY!

I got the biggest smile to hear Lace Cornbread!!!! My parents are from southeast GA but us kids grew up in AR. Lost Dad and Mom last year. I just brought a flat skillet to make Lace Cornbread!!!! Thank you for your channel and sharing your family. God bless you all and all you do. Love your story Bobby.

The Lady & Sons restaurant stories are so interesting. It's own little world. The "ho(e)s" story is certainly one to remember! 🤣 The movie "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" was released in the fall of 1997, if that will help pinpoint the year when the film crew was in Savannah. In an earlier comment, I'd mentioned that I had met Paula in the summer of 1998 at her cookbook signing in Charleston SC. She shared so many great stories with me, including some about Clint Eastwood's visits to The Lady & Sons. She said that Clint would have rutabagas from the buffet every night, and he told her that his mother used to make them when he was growing up.

My Mamaw Sams made these and taught my mom about them back in the 1940's. I have the cast iron skillet that she used to cook them. They're delicious!

I think I love hearing the stories as much as I love the recipes!

Love Bobbies stories❤️. Paula, please let Bobby tell his stories quietly.Love your Air Fryer!

So y'all opened your restaurants on January the 8th and that's Elvis' birthday and today is sadly the 43rd anniversary of his death . Another Elvis connection with you Paula . I bet that was exciting to see Clint Eastwood ?!! My daddy looked just like Clint Eastwood . Thanks for all of your stories Bobby . I hope you share some more of them with us . The okra hoecakes looks delicious !! I wish I had a bite of one of them this morning . 😉😋😊 When I was growing up my Granny always called okra ... ( okry ) . I still call it okry . Haha..!! 😂😘❤

My daughter, granddaughter and I ate a the Lady and Sons 10 years ago. I was a little disappointed because Paula wasn’t there at the time. I did buy one of your cook books. I loved Savanna and I hope some day I will be able to go back again. From one old gal to another I love watching your videos. God Bless

Bobby and Paula I can't tell you all how great it us to see you together again. Thank you both so much for sharing again together.

I like fried okra pretty good, but my favorite is pickled okra. I can sit down and eat a whole jar. 😊 Also, I can't think of anyone making hoecakes in my neck of the woods, but some people have made fried cornbread. Put a little bit of oil and butter in a pan and let it get hot. Take your favorite cornbread recipe and scoop out a little at a time, and cook it like you would a pancake. Yummy with beans taters.

Paula, Thankyou for doing these videos. I watch every one of them, feeling like I am sitting there on the other side of your island, with Peggy, and just experiencing your warmth and your wonderfully refreshing authenticity.

This was so much fun! When can Bobby come back?

Lol. Phone ringing, dogs barking, just part of the plan.

My 3 girlfriends and I ate at Lady and Sons in the Spring of 2003. We were just a few years out of college and my one friend had moved to Savannah to be the music minister at a church. Things didn't work out as planned, so myself and two other girls borrowed my dads truck and a trailer and drove from Indiana to Savannah to pack up our friends things and move her back home to IN. We drove and got there on Friday night, packed all day Sat, cleaned ourselves up and went to The Lady and Sons for dinner on Sat. night. I wish I could remember what I ordered, but I do remember the hoecakes and syrup!

I absolutely LOVE hearing these stories!!! Thank you all for these videos. I get so excited to sit in your kitchen and chat! ❤️🙏🏼🇺🇸

Thank you Ms. Paula and Bobby, I enjoyed this episode. Bobby your story telling is wonderful to hear about Clint and Kevin. I enjoyed that very much too❤ yum!!😋 The dogs are adorable ❤

Sounds like a good life! We ran grocery stores in my family. Some folks/customers were so faithful they were like family! Yummy cornbread AND okra! Yes!!

This was wonderful. I loved hearing these stories. Please do more. My mouth was watering at the end of the video.

Bobby, I insisted on going to the Lady and Sons when we were passing through Savannah in the early 2000s. The line was all the way around the block and then some. My family didn’t wanna wait three hours, so I just marched right in, put them on the elevator, and we went up to the second floor. They were shocked at my audacity, but I am glad I did it! The service and the food were “out of this world”, as your Mama likes to say.

I live in Washington DC. My youngest son moved to Savannah a few years ago. Every morning he can he stops in front of your restaurant and waved at the city camera across the street so I could see him. He was on his way to Belford's to work as a waiter.

I ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ This episode !!!!! Please continue with this style of content ..... Loving 🥰 Bobby’s stories and Paulas additional ones as well..... Phone ringing in the background, taking calls, showing the doggies, and all that .... It feels like we are all right there with you in your kitchen as one big family !!!!!! I have watched them all and I ❤️ them all !!!!! This one was my favorite!!!!!! Oh my gosh!! I can’t wait to visit when y’all reopen . We are visiting Savannah in Oct. when will the restaurant be open ? Lol can I go ahead and make my reservation now!????? Sending love to y’all! From Lebanon, Tn

I bet Bobby has a lot of great stories to tell. 😆

I just eat them with butter. The pimento cheese might be good.

I loves meeting your family at your 2013 cooking school. These stories brought back all the fond memories from that time. Please include more stories in future videos.