An extremely pleasant place that feels more at home in "PS I Love You" than real life, especially…read morein a small place like Statesboro. There is regularly live music, the aesthetic is unmatched (Prohibition-era tiles and pianos on the wall) and everyone seems to be having a good time. Highly recommended.

They have CUT the menu items to almost nothing.. the used to be the only place to get chicken…read moregizzards. Now they don't sell them....

This place is managed well! Always the best customer service and the food is always hot and…read moredelicious. Absolutely the best fried chicken strips I've ever had. And the sauces are perfect!

Our stay at the Holiday Inn Statesboro-University Area location was OK. We had a better experience…read moreat and preferred the Hampton Inn Statesboro: https://www.yelp.com/biz/hampton-inn-statesboro-statesboro That said, the Hampton Inn is newer and it was more expensive when we compared prices for this visit. The Hampton Inn opened in 2013. This Holiday Inn opened on June 15, 2008. Both hotels have been around long enough to get their fair share of wear and tear. We stayed at both hotels in recent years. I think the Hampton Inn has been maintained better. It's nicer. This Holiday Inn is not to be confused with the Holiday Inn Express that's closer to downtown Statesboro, on South Main Street. Two nights in a standard room with one king bed cost us $418.12. We redeemed 10,000 Chase Sapphire credit card points worth $125.01, so the final dollar amount billed was $293.11. Regardless of the credit card points, it cost $209.06 per night after surcharges. Check-in time was 3pm and check-out was 11am. Breakfast wasn't included. Amenities included a gym, pool, and event spaces. There was an event going on the Thursday night that we checked in. Overall, I do think this is a nice property with a good, functional layout. It just needs a little more TLC. When we checked into our room, there was debris and hair on the floor throughout the living room and bathroom. There was soap scum on the standing shower door and separate glass panel. There was mold/mildew, rust, and stains at the base of the shower and on the wall and floor in front of the shower. So yeah, the room wasn't very clean. We called the front desk to notify them about the above. Someone came within 10-15 minutes. They appeared with a vacuum cleaner, spray bottle with some sort of cleaner/disinfectant, and a rag. We had to leave so we didn't see the cleaning. When we returned, some of the debris and hair had been cleaned up, but some of it was completely missed. Oh well, better than nothing. As a result, I never felt completely comfortable in our room. I didn't feel the same way at the Hampton Inn. I actually felt comfortable in our room there. A few minor gripes: (1) The toilet roll holder was in an awkward location. It was on the wall behind the toilet, above the trash can. Not ideal. It should be repositioned. (2) The Keurig coffee in the room didn't taste good. (3) The cable TV setup on the LG TV was weird. It wasn't possible to watch HD in full screen. If I wanted to watch ESPN in HD without the image getting distorted/stretched, I had to watch it in a small box within the TV display. As for the positives, there were several: (1) The bed was comfy. My wife and I liked it. (2) Our room, 335, was spacious. I thought it looked modern enough. My wife thought it looked slightly dated. (3) The room had a nice corner view, facing north and west, above the 301 bypass, Chili's, and the Statesboro Crossing shopping center across the street. (4) The complimentary coffee in the lobby was usually hot and comforting. (5) In general, the staff was courteous and polite. (6) There was ample, easy parking. (7) While not great, the Wi-Fi was usable and reliable enough.

The only good thing about my stay was my talk I had with the clerk. Other than that My bathroom was…read morenot clean to my liking at all. The toilet also ran over with water that night. The room had a smoker smell although it was a nun smoking room. The key card would not work we had trouble entering the room after coming back from a long hot event. The clerk did fix the issue but she stated everybody always have the same issue.

When my daughter got engaged I had zero intentions of hiring a coordinator. But I began to think…read morethat I would much rather spend the day focusing on her than worrying about when the caterer was arriving. We interviewed several and decided on Carrie...worst mistake ever! This is the worst excuse for a wedding coordinator that I have ever met! She almost ruined my daughters wedding. My first sign should have been when she was almost an hour late to visit the venue. She swore it would never happen again and that she would make it right. Excuse after excuse and promise after promise that it wouldn't happen again. As the date got closer I requested weekly updates. I had to contact her to get them. I had to request phone calls. I gave her a list of changes to make to our spreadsheet and on the next update none of the changes were made! Numerous vendors contacted us and never even knew we had a coordinator! Her favorite excuse was "the email was stuck in her outbox"...oh please! She has zero attention to detail and is definitely in the wrong business! A week before the wedding I had to fire her! I fired her at noon on a Thursday and she sends all my vendors an updated timeline at 8pm the same night...are you kidding me? I told her I wanted my money back or would take legal action against her since she failed miserably and did not fulfill her end of the contract...well she apparently spent the money I paid her to set up and clean up and said there was no need for legal action but she needs 30 days to pay me back! I had to pay someone else and didn't have the luxury to wait 30 days! Do yourself a favor and do not put yourself through what we went through with her. The time that my daughter and I should have been excited and eager for the upcoming date turned into nothing but stress and anxiety. My daughter cried many nights over Carrie's sorry excuses and mistakes. A wedding is one of the most important events in someone's life and Carrie is lazy, sloppy and has zero attention to detail.

Very cool lounge in the Statesboro area. When we went, there was a live band playing different…read moregenres to match the energy of the crowd. There was a cover when we went in, which we were able to pay by card. There's tons of space and different places to hang out, as well as games and pool. Perfect for date night or small groups. The different seating areas in the back weren't being used when we were there, but so much potential for a weekend hang out. Must try in the Statesboro area!

Gators & Gypsies is a lounge that features arcade games, multiple lounge areas, a bar, pool tables…read moreand live entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights. Great service, nice drinks and venue with laid back atmosphere.

Small but convenient art museum and local art center for young and old. Very nice staff, they offer…read morea pottery and wine for locals on Friday (?) nights.

From the owner: The Averitt Center for the Arts is located in the heart of downtown Statesboro, Georgia and is…read morecomposed of three different buildings: The Main Building/ Main Gallery (historically the Bank of Statesboro) and Emma Kelly Theater (previously the Georgia Theater), The West Main Building (Rosengart Gallery and the Whitaker Black Box Theater), and the Roxie Remley Center for Fine Arts. We aim to keep the arts alive in rural georgia and our thriving community of artists and supporters. We hold a wide range of Theater & Dance performances, Professional Gallery events, and Live music concerts from classical to modern genres, and also offer a variety of classes in the fields of visual arts, choral/vocals, dance, theater, and strings. We also hold various other events and hands-on workshops to engage with our community and promote creativity year round.

Let me start by saying the owner of AR Workshop and her daughters are AMAZING. They are all so kind…read moreand genuine when helping and talking with you. I've gone here twice now, once for a private event and again just this past week so I've been able to make two items here. I've made the lazy Susan and the chunky knit blanket. Both experiences were far beyond what I thought they would be. Again the staff is so incredible and a lot are SCAD students with all different outlooks on art. The experience both times was very personable and all around a fun time. I will 100% be coming back to AR Workshop. The owner was actually telling me they've set up some cool $10/$15 projects for walk ins and that's right up my alley! Affordable and fun! I can't wait to come back and share more experiences with the yelp community.

Made a chunky blanket. Was just as fun as the lazy susan.great staff, easy to follow instructions…read more If you are looking for an art project I recommend this place!!!!!