This place is mid at best. We went after attending Art Fields. Maybe they were understaffed. I…read moredon't know. I think the waitress was struggling but there was another young, African American guy absolutely tearing it up for his tables. Shout out to that guy because he was hustling. Food was average. Skip it.

Great staff and food is always in point. Great place for happy hour and/or dinner. The atmosphere…read moreis always friendly and welcoming.

This place is awesome. You've driven for hours down little country roads passing fields and farms…read moreand woods. There's an open field to your right and a wall of 100 foot tall trees to your left when suddenly there's a break in the trees and tucked back into a 3 or 4 acre field is a sweet, little country bar. It was almost like the curtain had parted and I was allowed into a secret place. And this secret place is filled with warm, Southern charm and liquid refreshment. There's a hint of magic to this place.

The area is a quiet area, the staff was very friendly and helpful and the rooms are very clean.read more

I was in town for work and was lucky to find this Gem. It's a lovely hotel with the better…read morerestaurant in the city. Truly, it's the best hotel and best restaurant in the city. They have a relaxing courtyard and outdoor eating area. Their regular Bartendar, I believe her name was Christian is fabulous. Whether you need a place to stay or just want a great meal this is the place.

Great food and hospitality in every way. They go out of their way to ensure anyone drinking does…read morenot leave with food on their stomach

I'm giving this place five stars for one simple reason--hospitality. Actually I can't really…read moredescribe our experience with just one word because 'Sweet, friendly, warm' need to be included. I live here in SC and my nephew was visiting here during his college break from AZ. I decided to take him for a top-down drive in the Jeep up north to see a little of the low country, country-style. On the way we saw the sign for BJs and thought "why not", let's check it out. A little off the beaten path but we found it. The building had an open sign so we popped in, not realizing we opened the door to a small general store. When we asked the nice lady behind the counter about the lounge, she said "give me just a moment and come on over to the door next over." Well heck, it was early on a hot weekday but we were not disappointed. Shirley greeted us at her and her husband's lounge with cold drinks, snacks, and friendly conversation. What a treat! It reminded me of why I love South Carolina. Their lounge has a wonderful old jukebox, sports memorabilia, and an assortment of things to drink, of course. It was a pleasant surprise and we were so glad to have found the place. Me and my nephew won't forget the warm-hearted conversation with Shirley and I guarantee we'll be back. If you're in the area, don't shy away from the short detour off the main drag. It will be worth it. It's all about the people.

Sophisticated but still fun. Craft cocktails and great wine list. Date night lighting with a good…read moremenu that ranges from craft pizza (gluten-free available!) to seared day boat scallops. One of the best espresso martinis ever. Shrimp with pasta was one weak note- Argentina Red shrimp could not compare to our local SC shrimp. Pasta was still delicious. Fresh mixed salad with grilled peaches and feta was fantastic. That strawberry Basil Vinaigrette should be bottled and available at the bar! Great choice for a date night, especially for the 35 and up crowd.

I've been here several times for various reasons - birthday parties, bachelorettes, dates...The…read moreambiance is excellent, and I think the interior is so chic. The only thing I will say is that the hours can be kind of dodgy. When it is open, though, it's wonderful!

Had a lunch special there that was wonderful.msorry no photos but they're on the website. New…read moreowner, very nice. We went back and had a wonderful Easter dinner there. Full ham dinner with fixings. The owner wanted to give back to the community by doing something kind due to the recent loss of his parents. The entire meal was FREE to anyone. It was a very kind gesture. We plan to go back. Be prepared, the inside is very tiny and they could use another low table.

Great locals place. Good prices, nice bar. Great for bikers. Fun and friendly. Wish they were open…read moreon Sunday's but you can't have everything!

Main Street Tavern is one of the best spots in Sumter! From the moment you walk in, you feel like a…read moreregular. The bartenders are incredibly friendly and possess the perfect blend of professionalism and personality that makes the whole experience memorable. The food here is fantastic! The wings are absolutely phenomenal. They're perfectly cooked with a great variety of flavors to choose from. The pizza is outstanding with that delicious thin crust that hits the spot every time. You really can't go wrong with anything on the menu, but those wings and pizzas are must-tries! The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming with a great local vibe. It's the perfect place to unwind after a long day, catch up with friends, or enjoy some quality bar food and cold craft beer. They offer an impressive beer selection, featuring over 75 different domestic and craft options. One of the things I really appreciate is that it's a smoke-free bar, which makes for a much more comfortable environment. The prices are very fair, and the service is always professional and attentive. Whether you're a local or just passing through Sumter, Main Street Tavern is definitely worth a visit. Great food, great drinks, great people. What more could you ask for?

Tavern on Main is one of the few bars in Sumter that you do not need to be a "member" of. There is…read moreno smoking inside which is nice, and they have a good selection of beers. On the weekends it is moderately crowded with people playing pool and the games the have in bar. Truth or Dare Jenga is always fun. :) The only issue I have with the bar is the perceived cleanliness level. I am sure it is clean, but they have gross old couches in the front area and it always smells a little bit like a restroom. Good place to grab a drink or two after dinner.

Had dinner on Saturday. Sat outside and enjoyed great music from the Grateful Dead, The Allman…read moreBrothers, & Van Morrison. The food was great too. From the Pimento Cheese Burger with tater tots and Grouper sandwich.

IF YOU ARE NOT A LOCAL - DON'T BOTHER. Yes, it's a hole in the wall little place, clean, and…read morefriendly. BUT - That's a huge BUT....if you see the reviews and think you'll get a nice variety of food....DON'T. The place is unassuming from the outside, and upon walking in, since we weren't local, everybody gave us a look, and a smile. We were not greeted by a server, so we tracked one down and got our own menus and sat ourselves. The draft beer list totaled three beers, one of which was out. The bottled beer was your standard bud, Coors, etc. I ordered an IPA, which was cold and refreshing and served in a plastic cup. My husband since he did not care for a Coors, ordered a sweet tea, what else are you gonna order when you're in South Carolina. The sweet tea, see picture, was more like flavored sweet water. Server, I believe her name was Maddie, was friendly enough, very courteous. The menu was limited, some appetizers which included wings, mozzarella sticks, etc. There were two salads to choose from. Fish was a shrimp basket, and cod or flounder basket, two burgers, there was also a pulled pork platter, half rack and full rack ribs, brisket, and pizzas, but the pizzas were only served on Thursdays. I opted for the brisket, my husband for the fried shrimp basket. Upon inquiry they informed him that the shrimp was local, because what else do they catch in McClellanville but fresh shrimp! The brisket, Maddie informed me that it was not served on a Wednesday. So I selected the pulled pork. My husband felt at the shrimp basket was frozen shrimp, with a flavorless batter. The cocktail sauce that came with the shrimp was frozen in the center. He had collards as a side which he said were very good. My pulled pork came as a large serving, in a basket, at room temperature. The pork itself had a good bite but was flavorless, our server had brought two sauces to use on the pork, which was needed. My side was the Gouda mac & cheese, which was also very tasty. While we were there, and looking at the menu, the menu has greatly changed from the reviews that we read to the visit. Yes, great place if you were local, because there's not much else available. Friendly yes, but if you were driving any distance (Charleston), don't do it.

Went to Downtown Cafe and Garden for takeout dinner. Cute spot to eat in and even date night on the…read moreGarden side. I'm visiting from out of town and don't have much time but I would have loved to have dinner on the Garden. We ordered the chicken wings, sweet potatoes and fried okras. Everything was delicious!! Service was great. Definitely worth checking out their menu.

Local restaurant in town! Variety of food options to choose from. Customer service is friendly and…read morethey try to move quickly to get the line out the way. It's a homey restaurant where you can hang with friends, family or a date. Overall would return! Food was good!