It appears to have gone through a name change inn the last few years from "Bill's County Kitchen"…read moreto "Kuntry Kitchen." Food is subpar in my opinion. Service and staff is excellent though. U have come here with a friend who likes it four times now. Lunch is decent. Meatloaf and country fried chicken is alright. Not a fan of breakfast as the grits tend to be dry and not creamy. It is definitely a no-frills type of place. Soft drinks come in cans. Food is served on styrofoam plates.

We love the breakfast. We get grits and over medium eggs. We've had the country ham and corn beef…read morehash- my favorite is the country ham.

Camden is halfway between my parents and my house and we often meet in between for lunch when we…read morehaven't seen each other in a while. This time, we stumbled upon this adorable drive in. It was everything we wanted...EVERYTHING. The restaurant was adorable, the service was fast, friendly and above and beyond. The cute cashier answered every question we had about even the simplest thing on the menu. And the food. The food was beyond what you would expect when you walk through the door. My dad got a slaw dog that came with chili, onions, and a bunch of other things on it. My mom got a hamburger all the way and french fries - She could only eat about half of it. My husband got a triple burger with french fries which he raved about. And I got the grilled chicken Philly with mozzarella cheese and grilled onions that was so delicious that i only wish that I'd ordered a second one just so I would've had more leftovers. The portions are perfect and a little on the larger side so we took leftovers home. You have the option with each meal for two sides. And you can either double up on fries or do like I did and get fries and a mini side salad. I would go here again and again. I've mentioned it to a few people that have also raved about this place as well. What a hidden gen and what a great place when you're in the area. You will not be disappointed!

Chili cheeseburgers are hard to find. They were lost with fast food. Good ones are harder to fine…read more Midget's are great which means they can be messy to eat.

We had heard that the restaurant had changed ownership and now has a different menu. You used to…read moreorder at the bar and take a seat. Now it's more of a true restaurant. Not too many tables in the main room (I think maybe 6 or so) and they have the Company store side apparently for banquets. Still have the old screen porch that you could eat at but today nobody was out there. They are open for lunch and dinner. Friday and Saturday nights til 9:00 PM. The menu surprised me. They have a good assortment of starters - fried pickles, fried okra, hush puppies, and more. I ordered the BBQ pork on Texas Toast, Fries and Cole Slaw with unsweetened ice tea. Everything was excellent. Big Al's BBQ sauce was very good. Almost like a combination of North Carolina and Tomato based...not sure, but very good. My wife and I both liked the sauce. It's not thick and was served in a sqeeze bottle. The Cole slaw was great. Not your typical Cole slaw that is sweet. My wife took a bite of my sandwich and cole slaw and loved both of them. She ordered a quarter chicken dinner. It came with three sides and she chose salad with Vinegariette dressing, green beans, and the hash and rice (she said mainly so I could try it). The chicken was great. Quarter chicken with wing and very moist. The green beans were perfect. I like the southern style green beans - my wife likes the al dente. These were my style. The BBQ Hash and rice was also very good. Her dinner also was served with a regular bread roll. The waitress was very prompt in seating us and taking the order. We were served in probably 5-7 minutes after ordering. Very fast. We'll definitely go back. They currently don't have beer or wine but have put in for their license. RIght now they do not have any fish or shrimp on the menu but are looking to add shrimp and a low country boil in the near future. It's a nice ride out to Rembert and a great little trip from NE Cola for a relaxing lunch or dinner. Try it...you'll like it.

If your looking for a happy, relaxing atmosphere and something different, then this is the place to…read morebe. I have eaten breakfast, lunch and dinner at the boykin mill store and I have yet to be disappointed. It's a country store with yellow grits lining the shelves (for sale) that are from the mill across the street. The grits are served with many meals, but my favorite is the shrimp and grits. There are a variety of different items to choose from. Along with the food and atmosphere, comes the staff. They make you feel special and very welcomed and will make you feel like fanily. I love this place and would recommend it to all ages!! I'm going tonight for dinner, to relax and have a beer and listen to some good ol boys play some good ol music! Which by the way, play just loud enough.

Well, I was expecting more. First, let me say the server was wonderful ad the price of the meal was…read moreexcellent when I stopped by for lunch. The tea tasted great. However, I got the country fried steak with mashed potatoes and lima beans and was not impressed. They did not have white gravy which every other place I have ordered country fried steak offers. The server said white gravy is only available at breakfast. The steak itself was almost perfectly round. Ut tasted bland. The potatoes tasted like they were out of a box. Th lima beans were not much better. Given all I had read about tis place on Facebook and now the reviews I see on here, I was really surprised. It wasn't that great. I'm willing to give it on more try, maybe at breakfast next time.

My first time ever coming here. It's a nice little Mom and Pop spot. Saw the high reviews on Yelp,…read moreand decided to come. I've always seen this place because I'm always in this area. Had the Fish Sandwich Basket (Flounder) w/Slaw & Fries. Everything was fresh and hot off the grill. Fries were seasoned, and not too salty! I got lettuce and tomato on my sandwich. The server even graciously gave me a sweet tea after I ordered it after the fact. I'll definitely be back!

Hubs & I tried this place on a whim. We've been to Jamaica together a few times, so we were…read moreabsolutely thrilled to find a place like this so close by to us! They had my favorite soda of all time (Ting), and the [I believe] owner asked if we'd ever had oxtail (we hadn't!) and she let us try some. It was SO GOOD that I ordered it for my meal, and my husband got the jerk chicken plate. The rice & peas (which, for my southern friends, was essentially red beans & rice) were so good, and the plantains were the star of the meal. My husband's jerk chicken was also fantastic and just the right amount of spicy. I loved it all, and for just a few minutes, hubs & I were back in Jamaica. Really wonderful little place, and I'm so excited to return to this local spot.

Very small and nothing great! This is a Jamaican lunch choice! No breakfast no coffee and it was…read morevery smoky from the grill..couldn't stand to breathe in this tiny place! Disappointed and didn't even stay to order anything. Had peanut butter and bread in my car thank god! The owner was pleasant and the waitress was friendly

Friendly greeting the moment I walked in. I love the breakfast all day so I ordered a veggie…read moreomelette which turned out to excellent. I really enjoyed my visit.

I absolutely love their breakfast, my personal favorite are their grits bowls! Super fast service…read moreand a nice quiet place to chat with friends.

New to the area and found Sam Kendall's to be a great find!! The soup and salad was great! Tomato…read morebasil with crabmeat was delicious and the healthy greens salad was really good. My husband loved the French Dip sandwich. Our server was attentive and the atmosphere was nice. Will definitely return

We have celebrated every special occasion here for the past seven years. Yesterday was the absolute…read moreworst experience ever. Our waiter was extremely unprofessional. After waiting a considerable amount of time he Greeted us by hurriedly saying, "I'm busy with this these other tables, I'll be back to tell you the specials." No greeting, name, "hello". Just rushed off. We waited and waited and waited. When he finally came over we ordered drinks. He never came back with my martini, only water and my husband's beverage. Finally when he came to take our order my husband told him that I was still waiting for my cocktail. He rushed off to get it. Took our order. Delivered it. Never saw him again. Never came back to see if we needed anything or if our orders were correct. Mine wasn't! I had to get up THREE TIMES and ask the hostess if they could send our waiter over. The nice hostess offered to get the missing item from my order. Then to get our check. Then to get to go boxes. ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS! The waiter tossed the check on our table without a word and left. No apology for the awfully rude and neglectful service...nothing. Did I leave a tip? What do you think? After leaving my husband and I considered going back and tipping the kind Hostess that took care of our table; since she was doing all the work. We always tip 25%. We're going to go back and tip her.

The food was delicious and the restaurant was just like a lovely log cabin. Carsten was our server…read moreand she was just on point and very polite and made us feel very welcome. We didn't have to ask or search for anything. I would definitely recommend coming here. It's a wonderful experience and the prices are reasonable.

"Retreat? More like Retreat from Flavor."…read more If you're looking for a place with gorgeous views, a nice interior, and food that tastes like it was prepared by a distracted toddler with access to a microwave -- look no further! Let's start with the espresso martini, which arrived looking like it had just lost a bet with a gallon of skim milk. It tasted like someone whispered the word "coffee" into a glass of dairy and then threw in three coffee beans to give the illusion of effort. Fancy? Sure. Flavorful? Absolutely not. I've had stronger coffee vibes from a candle. Didn't get any appetizers, probably a blessing in disguise. Straight to the pasta, which came out looking like it had just been scooped out of a kid's menu at a bowling alley birthday party. Imagine Chef Boyardee got promoted and immediately overcharged for it. That's the vibe. As for the service, it was slow enough that I had time to consider starting a new life as a lake hermit. When it came time to pay, I literally had to write down my order to help the server -- who then still managed to create a culinary version of musical chairs with our table's meals. Everyone got someone else's dish, which might've been fun if it were a potluck. It was not. The scenery? Gorgeous. The inside of the restaurant? Super nice. Honestly, if they'd served the ambiance instead of the food, this would've been a five-star experience. But alas, The Retreat truly lived up to its name -- I retreated straight to the nearest gas station for a Lunchable and some dignity.