Food Paradise: Soul Food Paradise Pictures

From the rib-sticking, gravy-smothered oxtails in Houston to crispy fried catfish in Memphis, Travel Channel is dishing out comfort food that's good for the belly and the soul.

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Mary Mac's Tea Room

Mary Mac’s Tea Room in Atlanta knows that the best way to keep their diners happy is to give them a little taste of everything with their All You Can Eat Southern Special -- an unlimited offering of any 3 entrees and any 3 sides.

Mary Mac's Tea Room

Mary Mac’s menu is full of great Southern classics, but its family-style soul food feast makes it one of the best restaurants around.

K-Paul's

K-Paul’s Louisiana Kitchen in New Orleans has been serving up heart-warming home cooking since 1979.

K-Paul's

Although his blackening technique put Chef Paul on the map as an international sensation, there is another item on the menu that many loyal customers hold with higher esteem -- the gumbo.

K-Paul's

One of the soul food delights on K-Paul's menu is Chef Paul's famous blackened drum.

This Is It

From mac and cheese and oxtails to pork chops and ribs, there’s only one spot to get your soul food fix -- This Is It in Houston.

This Is It

The top dish at This Is It is the gravy-smothered oxtails.

The Four Way Restaurant

The Four Way Restaurant in Memphis, TN, dishes up everything from cornbread and turnip greens to fried green tomatoes and candied yams.

The Four Way Restaurant

The food at The Four Way is made from scratch each day by its seasoned cooks.

The Four Way Restaurant

With plenty of foods to feed your soul, you can bet The Four Way will be churning out full bellies and big smiles for decades to come.

Martha Lou's Kitchen

The dishes at The Holy City's staple, Martha Lou's Kitchen in Charleston, SC, are as good for the belly as they are for the soul.

Mama Dip's Kitchen

In 1976, Mama Dip opened her own place with merely $64. Since then, her business has expanded to a new, bigger location in Chapel Hill, NC, custom-built for Mama Dip in 1999.

Mama Dip's Kitchen

A country favorite at Mama Dip's is its crispy fried okra.

Mama Dip's Kitchen

When you come to Mama Dips, don't forget to sink your teeth into its decadently seasoned fried chicken.

Mama Dip's Kitchen

Nothing finishes off a country cookin’ feast like Mama Dip’s delicious pecan pie.

Fu-Fu Cuisine

Nigerian-born-and-Jamaican-raised chef Esther Mbaikambey serves up soul food that traces its roots to Africa and the Caribbean at her Phoenix-based restaurant, Fu-Fu Cuisine.

Fu-Fu Cuisine

Fu-Fu’s impressive menu is a joyful union of beloved African dishes and Caribbean staples. Chef Esther’s most popular offering -- the spicy jerk chicken -- is a perfect combo of these 2 culinary traditions.

Fu-Fu Cuisine

For the complete African-Caribbean-infused experience, don’t miss a healthy helping of Fu-Fu’s namesake dish -- fufu, a sticky, starchy staple that is as important to Africans as pasta is to Italians.

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Food Paradise

Food Paradise: Soul Food Paradise Pictures

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Mary Mac's Tea Room

Mary Mac's Tea Room

K-Paul's

K-Paul's

K-Paul's

This Is It

This Is It

The Four Way Restaurant

The Four Way Restaurant

The Four Way Restaurant

Martha Lou's Kitchen

Mama Dip's Kitchen

Mama Dip's Kitchen

Mama Dip's Kitchen

Mama Dip's Kitchen

Fu-Fu Cuisine

Fu-Fu Cuisine

Fu-Fu Cuisine