Portions were plentiful and the cooking itself was uniformly good, if rich. Steer clear of Miss Gregory's if you're on a diet. But if the idea of a greasy meal doesn't send you into convulsions of guilt, and home cookin' is what you crave, this could just be the place. The menu offers everything from sandwiches to potpie. The baked catfish in walnut crust tasted slightly bitter.
All mains come with potatoes and a choice of two sides.
The smooth and heavenly maple-whipped acorn squash is not to be missed. And the low-fat garlic and chive mashed potatoes taste positively wicked. Miss Gregory's offers comfort food in a comfortable atmosphere. Diners who expect attentiveness will find the service intolerable, and anyone with high cholesterol will feel their arteries hardening before they've left the parking lot. But Angelenos with zen-like patience and a yen for grease will get a decent bang for their buck.