We had the Luna Lover pizza that was amazing! Atmosphere has an old school vibe with 80s music,…read moremismatched design elements, and windows to the kitchen. Waitstaff is okay, but as we were here for lunch on a Monday, there wasn't a lot of activity! They have decent bar specials, and a happy hour that's worth the visit.

I get we live in a college town but that doesn't mean you have to have horrible service. Our server…read morewas barely ever to be found. We had to ask several people several times for things like silverware to eat a salad. Or plates to distribute our pizza. I think we were there for an hour and a half because we aired for everything so long. I love coming to hang out in the arcade with the kids but after this, I can't convince my husband to go back.

We stopped on the way back from St. Simons Island. My husband had been before when looking for a…read morecar with our daughter. I thought it was very good, the Greek tacos were delicious and very filling. My husband had the tequila lime chicken sandwich as a wrap and enjoyed it. Relaxed atmosphere with plenty of TVs. Alli was a good server, working the bar and the bar area, she was still on top of things. Menu has a lot of choices, I would definitely visit again!

The good first - onion rings outstanding. Large hand dipped, maybe frozen, but excellent…read morenonetheless. The bad - the cheeseburger. I practically needed a magnifying glass to find the meat. I wound up taking the top bun off to eat to. Bread very fresh btw but the meat portion was disappointing.

Ordered a newk's philly. That sandwich had more bread than meat and fillings. Was very…read moredisappointed. Will never order another sandwich. 16 bucks was too much for that skimpy sandwich.

5/9/26 - 2pm - party of 2 Happy to see a new place in…read moreStatesboro but what a disappointment! We waited quite a while to order as the register girl was busy with other tasks. I asked for a shrimp po-boy and was given some long winding reason why I couldn't order it. I pointed to the menu board and display card by the register to show it was offered. Her response was "oh okay." I wish I had changed my order because it was awful. Barely any shrimp, bland on dry bread. My mom had the turkey avocado sandwich with one small, brown slice of avocado, also on dry bread. We shared a slice of caramel cake and both had chips and water. $33.86 was a ridiculous price for 2 sandwiches and a waste of $$ for the quality. The positive notes are the restaurant and bathroom were very clean. Sure hope they improve their food quality very quickly.

Typical chain restaurant but as far as food they have gluten free bread for an upcharge. Also,…read moreSalads, soups and stuffed potatoes as options which is great. Service: always friendly staff here. Some of my favorites in the village work here! However weekend staff are consistently off. I ask specifically for double toasted GF as it gets mushy but they consistently forget. It should be obvious as it's mush if they forget. But the saga continues. Ambiance: typical McAlister's but I will say their wifi and power outlets in eating area have made for a lot of stress free kindness during a few hurricanes.

Our first visit was great! My wife and I enjoyed our Friday lunch date so much. I had the ham and…read morecheese sandwich with broccoli and cheese soup. My wife had the Reuben with Chicken Pot Pie soup. Everything was wonderful, including the table service. We will definitely go back again.

Staff: Host was courteous and helpful. She even asked where would we like to sit. Nice. Our…read morewaitress disappeared oddly but we were very fortunate that another quickly stepped in and was very helpful. Anna gave us some brief detail about the menu such as what's in Corn Maque Choux and made a suggestion about which cocktail was for dessert. Another big plus (especially here in the Boro) is the manager visited every table. Big points for all three minus the one that was supposed to be our waitress. Ambiance/Decor: It's a diner so it's a bit loud. But it was comfortable, this is Statesboro and I was still in my gym clothes so it was enjoyable. Cute bar. But I do wish for more noise softening. Food n drink: Nice cocktail list and robust for a small place. Grasshopper cocktail was good and perfect for after dinner cocktail. Fried Green Tomatoes appetizer was very good. Pasta Jambalaya was very good. I wasn't a fan of Fish Platter that I requested to be blackened. It was way too blackened in my opinion. The sides seemed over processed but I ate most of it.

100000000/10 ALWAYS…read more My husband & I had brunch here after celebrating our 1st Anniversary of being married and we try to go as often as we can! It holds a special place in our hearts!

We stopped here for lunch when we first hit Statesboro…read more First, I want to say that we had our corgi with us and Gnat's Landing (haha I get the 80s tv reference) is very dog friendly. Clawdia sat at the table and the server found her a banana, her favorite treat, after the long car ride. As far as the humans go, we all enjoyed our meals as well. They have a good lunch menu and prices were reasonable for other items as well. I enjoyed the popcorn shrimp while my daughter raved about the shrimp and grits. My wife also enjoyed the mahi sandwich. Service was fast and friendly despite a large lunch crowd. We ate on the porch since it was a nice day. I never went inside the main building, but we did note that they have a lot of activities like trivia night, etc.

The service at this place was excellent. Lots of variety on the menu with some interesting options…read more However, the food was nothing crazy, it was good but I have had better. Definitely probably one of the better restaurants in the area though. The Diet Coke was really good. The fried okra was not. Well priced for the food. The restaurant lives up to its name as there are a lot of gnats. Once the staff turned the fans on it was not as bad. My chicken parm sandwich was good, but probably wouldn't order it again and would stick with more classic options. Good casual place in the area though that does the trick for a good price.

Amazing pizza spot!! My husband and I are gluten free and noticed they had gluten free crust - for…read moreany pizza, any size - which is rare for gluten free crust. We knew we had to try it. The first pizza we got was the bbq chicken and we loved it! Not heavy on the sauce, nice thin and crispy crust, cooked perfectly, toppings were plentiful and didn't fall off! Easy to order online, fast and friendly pickup, inside is small but quiet and clean. We ordered again for the family and got the pickles and bacon pizza and the meat and greet - I think we turned them into Holy Pie as well! The pickle pizza had quality pickles, and great flavor. Same with the meat lovers, we loved the amount of meat on it, and the sauce to cheese ratio. This will probably be our go to pizza spot from now on! :)

This had the highest rated reviews of all the local places so opted to give it a try. Unsure if…read morethis is a chain or just a 'Boro option. We had wanted to try Stoners Pizza but the reviews were consistently bad. I opted for the meal deal (cheese bread, large pizza and a 2 liter). I did DoorDash and got the food in a decent time. We weren't ready to eat yet so I left the pizza sit off to the side for a bit. That's possibly why my eating is lower than my expectations. The cheese bread was so/so. Not much of a fan. My girlfriend loved the pizza but I was meh on it. Mainly because it had gotten colder due to sitting. I will say that the side marinara sauce we got was really good. I'll chalk this experience up to waiting too long to eat the pizza. I will say that I don't really recommend the cheese bread. Hopefully your experience will be better than mine. Might try them again next time we are in town.

Antoinette's is a pretty solid restaurant experience, with high quality food and a lovely ambience…read morefor a place of its size. The staff are very nice and welcoming, and Antoinette herself was an absolute delight. We came for the buffet lunch which, honestly, was less of a buffet and more of a live menu where they pick the food out of a tray for you. I think the restaurant would benefit from switching to a paper menu because standing in line waiting for the staff to pick your food one by one person by person was a little bit of an awkward experience. I feel like only getting one piece of fried chicken for a 20$ plate (which, with the credit charge and a drink and tip was pushing into 30$) wasn't great, but the portions on everything else was great. I really liked the food, the greens were well seasoned and really delicious. My boyfriend who doesn't usually like mac n' cheese loved their mac, and we both loved the corn. The candied yam was my highlight, really well cooked and just delicious. The fried chicken wasn't anything crazy but it was good for the one piece that came with my meal. The ribs could be better, they're onto something with the seasonings but the meat was tough and chewy which I didn't really care for. The burner on the ribs also went out which I think is another flaw with their buffet method, which left it lukewarm which was... Fine, just could've been better. The buffet did come with corn bread which I loved, I mean really high quality corn bread it was delicious. Overall the food is pretty good but the rib quality definitely drags it down for me. I would absolutely recommend this restaurant for anyone trying to get some good authentic southern cuisine; after a month in Vidalia this place was a breath of fresh air. I really loved the atmosphere of the restaurant, it was clear the owner put a lot of time, care, and money into making it a high quality dining experience, and one that I think is well on par with a lot of the nice restaurants in Savannah. My only immediate recommendation is either let people pick their food themselves at the buffet (and clarify that it's not all you can eat, other people at my table were confused about not being able to get a second serving) or ditch the buffet entirely. It's a nice idea but it would've been nicer and less awkward to just sit down and order what specifically I wanted. Also maybe hide that massage table by the bathrooms I wasn't sure what was going on there, it's literally the only weird thing with the otherwise delightful atmosphere of the restaurant.

Dropped in while visiting Statesboro based on Yelp reviews and wasn't disappointed. Great service…read moreand good food (fried catfish, collards, sweet potatoes and a side of cornbread). Generous portions of catfish. The restaurant was hard to find using Maps Finally located it on the corner opposite the gas station, El Cheapo. I would eat here again and again.

I was super excited to check out this small business, as I was nearby for an appointment. The…read morephotos and reviews on IG really made them standout from other area shops. On the afternoon I stopped in there was only 1 other person in the shop so our order was taken right away and made very quickly. My drink was delicious, but I often find that businesses post these great pictures to get you in and when you request said item it doesn't meet the same presentation as illustrated. I ordered what I believe was a Smores latte that had marshmallow, whipped cream and cookies on top. Well my latte didn't have any of the added toppings. I mean this is what bought me in and why I don't mind paying as much as I do because what is being advertised. It really comes off as false advertisement when you don't receive the same item being presented. And if it's a situation of the items not being available, the customer should have the option to decide if they would prefer something else instead. In this case, I was not told it wasn't available; I was just presented with the item once completed.

Okay coffee, super limited snack / food options. Overall, the parking and seating situation always…read moremakes me shy away from going here. The baristas are nice, but I wish they had a back room with large bible study groups because no shade, they take up a lot of room and they are there for many hours; and on many occasions after work I've had to take my coffee to go because there was no where to sit.

My goto spot in Statesboro when anyone comes to visit…read more OGreat food expertly prepared, a luscious cocktail menu, desserts that are off the charts, pleasant and helpful staff, and a tremendous bonus to find out that they locally source as many items and ingredients as possible.

Absolutely great bistro in Statesboro! We arrived 10 mins before 11, when they opened for brunch on…read morea Sunday, and there was already a line of people waiting! Must be a good sign. We promptly got sat by the lovely staff working. We sat outside, I ordered an Aperol spritz and my husband got a Bloody Mary. All of our drinks were delicious, reasonably priced. The Bloody Mary wasn't spicy (although a table next to us was complaining it was...), and the Hugo spritz was SO refreshing! They for the fresh mint from their herbs out front! Only complaint was we prefer our espresso martinis to be mostly espresso heavy, and this one was more cream heavy. We ordered the Brussels, country breakfast (subbed cheese grits instead of pancakes because we're gluten free) and got a side of fresh fruit. It was so much food. We didn't finish it all! The grits were nicely seasoned and cheesy. Brussels were super crispy and not drenched in grease or sauce. Eggs were nice and salty, potatoes were fried nicely. Everything was great. We would love to come back for lunch or dinner - especially happy hour. It wasn't too loud and we felt there was plenty of seating.