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    Church's Chicken

    2.3 (9 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)

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    Excellent food and service! Worth the drive off 75. Noticed that they had a score of 100 on cleanliness

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    Buffalo Wild Wings

    2.2(99 reviews)
    2.8 mi
    $$

    One of the best places to spend time in Valdosta. Buffalo Wild Wings is more of a sports venue…read morehangout than a restaurant, but this location is one of the better stores. The staff really go the extra mile to ensure their customers have a great time. It gets so busy sometimes that there can be long waits and lines out the door but everyone pretty much knows what to expect when they show up for a game or fight night. Many customers tend to settle in for those events so if that's your plan make sure to show up early for better food/service and wait times. I swear on game days I've seen less energy at the actual sporting events; BWWs fills up fast and keeps the energy high when there's something going on. I'd recommend coming on a slower day because the staff and bartenders are really nice and fun to talk to when they're not so busy. The food is what you'd expect from a wing place but the overall palette is a bit on the hot side. Even mild wings are pretty spicy but they have lots of other options like lemon pepper, parmesan garlic and/or the new flavor honey garlic (ask for well done extra crispy or all flats if you like that kinda thing-they have always been very accommodating to special requests). Also the chicken strips/tenders are always hand breaded and extra crispy and nothing at this store is made in advance, it's all cook to order so you'll get fresh food, but again, the kitchen doesn't get any bigger when game day rush sets in so expect to wait if you show up in the middle of a fight or big game. If so, settle in relax and grab a beer and before you know it you'll feel like you're actually at the event.

    the place was basically empty with only 6 table, took 45 min to get food and seen many served…read morebefore us that got there long after we did. the dinning room stinks !

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    Woodstack BBQ Tavern

    Woodstack BBQ Tavern

    4.4(230 reviews)
    5.4 mi
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    For openers, if you think the best barbecue is usually found in the worst part of town, in a place…read morewith bars on the windows, and just enough grease on the table to write your initials - then this isn't it. This is a barbecue joint (anyplace that serves barbecue is, by definition, a joint) just off the highway in Valdosta, Georgia... and worth all the confusion created when Waze takes you a block too far, and Yelp says they're about to close their doors for the day, which just wasn't the case. The Woodstack BBQ Tavern came into being in 2015 when three guys bought an old liquor warehouse with a monstrous photo of the Budweiser Clydesdale team pulling their famous wagon spanning the front wall. No deal if the building didn't come with the Budweiser mural. Two of thee three, Justin and Randy are running the place now and about to open another in Thomasville. For a guy who has spent a lifetime in pursuit of the perfect barbecue (read my more than 120 barbecue reviews from across the country on Yelp), this is a jewel worth all the confusion finding them and finding them open. Other reviews touch on the friendliness and they're right on... call for info (are you open, Yelp says you're about to close), to when you come thru the door, place your order and pay the tab, it/'s like your back home neighborhood diner. Lisa seems to be keeping things under control out front while folks in the kitchen keep the great 'cue coming. And at good prices. We had the three meat special (with two sides) for $28, but only after some freshly cooked, well seasoned pork rinds ($11 for a healthy serving)... Burnt ends (started by Arthur Bryant in Kansas City more than 50 years ago) were tender, flush with flavor and a great choice. The ribs were good complete with a validating smoke ring, but the best of the threesome we gorged on was the pulled pork. Some of the best the Brown Shoe Gourmet has enjoyed in some time. We skipped their fries (frozen with seasoning) and had their homemade chips (excellent), slaw (slaw that was just that) and fried Brussel sprouts for the one amongst us who doesn't understand that's not a legitimate barbecue joint side dish. She raved about them and made sure there was some left to take home. Go figure. Turns out we missed out on one of Woodstack's best known sides: homemade onion rings. Who knew? Sauces? Yes, three of them: a thin pepper and vinegar, a mustard based sauce and the traditional very slightly spiced tomato sauce - by far the best and worth buying. And while a lot joints now give you half ounce cups of sauce (or make yu stand in line to choose from too many (City Cue are you listening?) Woodstack puts freshly filled bottles on the table. What a novel idea - sample without holding uo a line- letting the customer decide which sauce and how much? A negative? There was one. No colorful tee shirt to add to the collection of more than 200. The dining area is spotlessly clean as are the rest room; the foods is really good and almost all homemade (they use post oak as is the wood of choice throughout Texas) and the hospitality, led by the smiling ball of energy that is Lisa, is outstanding. Five stars to Valdosta's Woodstack. We'll be back next trip south.

    Food isnt too good and location is just as bad. I don't see why so many people around here go…read morethere to eat. Either I got lower then average service and food, or people around here dont have sense or good taste buds

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