My wife and I came due to the place being featured on the Hometown Takeover show. My kind of place!…read moreIt doesn't pretend to be anything but the small town sports bar that it is. The food was good. Had a seafood platter, and weren't disappointed. Large serving sizes, too. You won't go away hungry. Wheelchair users won't find the men's room to be accessible. My wife assured me that the women's room was.

We stopped coming here for a while because the food wasn't too good. We always love the ambience,…read morethe cold beer in the service, but the food was lacking. Somethings changed. Maybe a new cook, maybe different recipes but the food is much better now. My mother and sister also noticed it. This time I had an order of 10 911 wings which were actually really good but I thought they could've been spicier. My wife had the chicken tenders and tater tots, which were very good as well. Definitely worth a visit, especially if you're into a football themed restaurants.

Fast service and super nice people.Their food is delicious and served right off the grill.But based…read moreon the type of restaurant that it is,I feel like it's overpriced.

Great food, great prices and a fun atmosphere! One night a week, he will offer a special not on the…read moremenu and it's always delicious!!

We have visited many First Watch locations throughout the southeast. We have always enjoyed our…read morevisits because the food is always good. The service is always good, and staff have always been friendly and caring. All the locations we visited were fairly new and nice and clean. Sometimes it can get loud in certain locations, but that was never a real issue. Today, I had the seasonal special of the "Chimichurri Steak & Eggs Hash". WOW! It was impressive. Everything was perfectly seasoned, well-cooked, and plated beautifully. I also had the "French Toast". It was sweet but enjoyable. We had an incredibly positive visit, and we will visit there again.

We were greeted and sat right away was about 10am on Monday the 8th of June. The waitress came over…read moreasked if we been in before explained we ate at them in another state then asked if we wanted coffee. The waitress came back a couple minutes later took our order. Food came out we had ordered the Chickichanga & The Works Omelet. Both dishes were amazing and tasty. Next time would ask for some salsa but great dishes. The only issue was once the food was served we never saw our waitress except across the room, didn't check to make sure everything okay or needed anything and finally when we were done 10 minutes flagged someone down to get our check that was very disappointing. Review is mainly for the food not the service or would be lower.

Very good authentic German food. I could put their gravy in a cup and drink it with a straw. It is…read morethat good.

Plantation House is a lovely restaurant in a beautiful old house. It's homey and charming. There's…read moreoutdoor seating and a large yard with a gazebo. It's perfect for kids needing to burn some energy. They normally serve German food here but I went on Thanksgiving. The Thanksgiving buffet was absolutely delicious. The buffet had a salad bar with green salad, broccoli, three bean salad, cranberry sauce, cucumber salad, and cherry fluff. The main buffet had ham, turkey and gravy, green beans, mashed potatoes, sweet potato casserole, cornbread dressing, corn, macaroni and cheese, turnip greens, cornbread and yeast rolls. The dessert bar had Black Forest cake rolls, blueberry delight, pumpkin crumble, apple pie, and chocolate chip pound cake. The service was friendly and warm. My waitress was very informative and sweet. I will definitely be back to try their usual menu.

People have said that it's not as good as it used to be but that's just a lie. Martins is…read morefantastic! I had their fried chicken and it was perfect. I'd recommend the dark meat as it was better. I had the greens, mashed potatoes, and black eyed peas. The greens could use some salt but everything else was 10/10. It's not super nice in there but it's clean and the servers are very kind. Theres a very small town feel to it. Will come back!

I had really high hopes for Martin's just because I know that sometimes the best food places are…read moreunsuspecting. The place is not the cleanest-- floors needed vacuuming, chairs were held together with duck tape.. but I pressed on hoping the food would redeem the space. Service was friendly. However, it was awkward listening to the waiter/waitresses/hostess/ kitchen staff have a conversation with each other across the entire restaurant. This was especially true after a patron sent something back and the kitchen came out loudly exclaiming that they wanted to see the food that "wasn't good enough." I had the fried chicken, greens, okra, and mashed potatoes. The chicken was fantastic. Perfectly cooked, juicy, and the tastiest fried skin/breading. That's where the goodness stops. The turnip greens were flavorless and complete mush, as though they had been sitting on the heat all day. Mashed potatoes were clearly from a box based on the consistency, color and flavor. Gravy had no flavor as well. There wasn't enough salt on the table to make it all better. The okra came out about 15min after we got our plates. It was fresh, but again, flavorless. My husband had the fried pork chop. It was just okay -- cooked well, zero flavor. Butter beans were good flavor wise, but definitely seemed to have been sitting for a while. It was odd to us that the only things you could get to drink were water, tea, lemonade, milk, and coffee. The second star is only for the chicken. I doubt we'll go back because the above experience for $50 is not worth it.

Service and food have improved greatly since they first opened. We enjoy breakfast there…read morefrequently!

My food was made wrong .. I asked for a Patty melt with swiss cheese not american . Fries was cold…read moreand i barely had any fries and NOT ONLY THAT !! GRITS TASTE HORRIBLE !! they taste like nacho cheese !! They got to do better in this economy or they will be shut down immediately

Our group had a great dinner evening that top off the trip from Lexington, Kentucky. home cooking…read moresoul food to the max, from black eye peas to corn bread and peach cobbler old school Mama's home cooking HEAVY D. Lexington, Kentucky see you again at the dinner table. God Bless You and Your Family.

We visited O'Dessa's Blessings for lunch on Jan 7, 2026 as part of Road Scholar's "The Civil Rights…read moreMovement - Atlanta, Montgomery, Selma, Birmingham" program. It is run by a husband-and-wife team from catering, food preparation to being the entire waiting staff - just the two of them doing everything. The food - southern cuisine - was already laid out buffet style in the main hall. At the far end of the hall were desserts. Drinks of water, orange juice and sweet tea were in the dining room to the left of the hall. Now the dining room is large enough area to accommodate a party of 40 (there were 28 of us). I don't care for southern cuisine, unless it's seafood. But I did like both fried and baked chickens, spinach and cabbages; had multiple helping of them. I wished rice was included. The abundance of spaces between the tables helped in reducing the noise level. I sat at one of the smaller tables so that helped a lot. The overall decor evokes a pre-1980s feel, and apparently so is the upkeep of the building. The service was good enough that I would have given it at least four stars. Then I went to the men's restroom. When I finished my business, I turned the doorknob to unlock and it came loose. I though: was the door unlocked the entire time? This was shocking. Anyone could have entered. For that, one star is removed. (Had someone entered while I was *ahem* busy, I would have deducted two stars.) The restroom doorknob issue is enough reason for me to not recommend O'Dessa's Blessings. I hope the owners have done something about that.