Ordered for the first time through the app. Easy. Got the pick 2- corn chowder and cranberry…read morechicken salad sand. Both excellent. Service fast, order ready by the time I got there. Price right and I got a birthday treat so I picked the Oatmeal Raisin Berry Cookie. Delicious! Restaurant from the drive up clean outside. 6/8/26

I ordered a Chipotle Chicken Avocado sandwich from this location and can't believe how small they…read moremade it. I asked the lady at the counter if the sandwiches got smaller but she told me "that's just how they cut the bread". There's obviously less chicken on it than usual, too. I love Panera Bread but this location came up short.

Stopped in on a whim for a quick bite for lunch passing through Havelock. Ordered the Greek Chicken…read morewrap on tomato wrap which was delicious. The lettuce was crisp and the flavor was amazing. The service was quick too. Only wish there was more chicken in my wrap. Restaurant was clean too! Will definitely e back!

Man this place is good. I plan my trips east and west around eating here. Great concept, fresh, and…read morefilling.

"Delicious dive on Lake Park Blvd in Carolina Beach"…read more Came here for lunch on a Sunday at right around noon. The place is dark and kind-of makes you feel like you're in the bowels of a wooden ship. There's a large bar in the center, and a few tables around it, as well as a few tables outside in the back. We were seated right away. I ordered the hot honey shrimp wrap as well as the pickled veggies appetizer. My dining partner got the quinoa grain and greens bowl with blackened tuna. Our food came out in around 10 minutes. The hot honey shrimp wrap came with french fries, to my surprise (didn't see that mentioned on the menu), which were fine. The wrap itself was DELICIOUS. MAN, that hot honey was SO tasty, and the greens and corn batter on the shrimp really complemented it well. It is a very, very messy dish to eat with your hands, so be prepared, but it's well worth the sacrifice. The pickled veggies were local and very tasty-- also a very good value for $5. My dining partner really liked her bowl and the tuna in it as well. The staff were quite attentive, regularly checking in, filling drinks, and clearing dirty plates. Only caution is that a lot of the batters are corn-based, so be careful if you have that allergy. Overall, would very happily come back-- great in all respects. I recommend highly!

The food is fine, but nothing special. The service is slow and they aren't very attentive (unless…read moreyou are sitting at the bar). Really hard to get a parking spot in the paid parking options. Cute little dive bar look but going once was enough for us

Great experience! Food was fresh, delicious and exactly as ordered. You order first, then sit down…read moreand they bring the food to you. The tables were wiped down right before we sat down. Bathrooms were clean, and the food was delicious. I had a potato soup that was so delicious and thick I could have used a fork to eat it. Staff even came to our table to remove our trays when they saw we were finished. Great experience.

Finally tried this chain. Heard good things but I wasnt impressed. I tried the Classic Carol, it…read morereally had no flavor. Even if its their basic chicken salad some seasoning would help. Worse yet it had pieces of cartilage mixed in. If chicken salad is your specialty I expect better quality especially at their prices

The food was great! I usually eat from chipotle so i was a bit unsure on what to get. Fortunately…read morethe service was great and received help from Azaí as she was able to help me get my food rightIt was a nice sitdown with a good atmosphere not distracting at all despite the people. I enjoyed my experience and look forward to coming back

Some people may not like me saying this but it's basically Qdoba, the same format and process, only…read morewith a beach vibe and great music. Don't get me wrong, I like Qdoba, I had wished we had one around here. Until we found Burrito Shak. No that we have there is no need for a Qdoba at all. If anyone at the Burrito Shak reads this, may I request you add some ZERO drinks? Any kind would be great, Dr Pepper ZERO, Coke ZERO or Pepsi ZERO. Thanks.

Best subs. Fresh, well made, reasonably priced. Quick service. Perfect for a beach lunch.read more

Would have loved to try this place out. Hours read close at 6pm on Tuesdays so we hurried over at…read more4:50 pm to pop in for a few sandwiches and they were closed. No notice on the door or anything. I found that most of the restaurants in Oak Island prefer to be closed instead of open.

I had a great meal at this Olive Garden. I had the house salad and the Tour of Italy dish. I also…read morehad a very nice Margarita! The breadsticks were superb. The Tour of Italy dish was very good. The service was excellent. Rowan was cheerful and attentive throughout! Several higher level staff stopped by to ask about the meal. I felt as if the entire staff were there to make the meal as enjoyable as possible! Job well done!

I'll start by saying that I never planned to step foot in an Olive Garden again. I'm part Italian…read moreand have eaten at many Italian places, and somehow Olive Garden has become a thin veneer of a mockery of Italian cuisine in my eyes. So I also never expected that I'd be giving this one three stars even. In part, because they were able to seat our party of 5 pretty quickly, and the service was really good. They even didn't try to pass off the soft Romano as "Parmesan", but did have those graters always at the ready to offer more cheese. The ambiance - well, it's Olive Garden. There was a gas fireplace in the room we were in, but it wasn't lit at the time (June, in Jacksonville, NC, there would be no reason to). There's some faux stonework, but generally the space is forgettable. The food - I had the Minestrone (which the waitstaff mispronounced, without the final "e"). This soup is arguably an Olive Garden strength. It's pretty authentic in the ingredients, and the soups are made locally fresh. I also had the Chicken Alfredo. This is so far beyond Alfredo di Lelio's original recipe, it probably shouldn't be called that. Just call it "chicken fettuccine in a garlic cream sauce with broccoli as an option". I did get the broccoli also. That was blanched well and still firm but good when in the dish. There was a decent amount of a heavy garlic cream sauce and the pasta was ... OK. In past OG visits the pasta was clearly as if it had been pulled from a microwave. This was better than that, but still not amazing. The chicken was nearly undercooked. It was just enough that I trusted to eat it, but the staff definitely need to pay attention to that. Let's talk about those breadsticks. These of course are a selling point of OG, with bottomless breadsticks and the flavorless, nutrition-less cores of so much iceberg lettuce in the bowl they call "salad". The part that sells the bread is the brushed butter substance and the dusting of cheese, lending salt to the flavor as well. But as far as "bread" it's a spongy soft mess. I went because family wanted to, and I was polite and went with it. But I'd wager you can find even better Italian.