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    Flaming Grill & Buffet

    1.0 (1 review)
    Closed 10:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    Capt. Jack's Family Buffet - Thomas Drive

    Capt. Jack's Family Buffet - Thomas Drive

    3.3(467 reviews)
    11.5 mi
    $$$

    My husbands never been to a "all you can eat crab legs" restaurant, so we had to come on over and…read moregrab a bite. This location is pretty big, it definitely feels like I've been transported to the 2000s with the color scheme. Everyone was hustling and bustling to make sure everyone had what they needed. Our server was wonderful and took good care of us. The food was good! The salad options were wonderful, the corn was okay, the Mac and cheese wasn't all that, the popcorn/coconut shrimp were great. They had good dessert options like brownies, banana pudding, soft serve. The crab legs were good! Between me and my husband, we put down about 10 clusters. (this is a place that you have to come hungry to get your moneys worth) I can totally see how the restaurant makes money from the people that barely eat the crab legs. If you were coming for buffet only $40 as a scam. But if you're coming for crab like buffet and you come hungry, you might get your moneys worth. Please keep in mind that soft drinks are not included into your buffet!!! I definitely felt like a medieval animal, tearing them apart, but thankfully, our server gave us some wet wipes. The flavor was good, they literally taste like crab legs. Overall, it was a good experience. It felt clean and everyone was very attentive. I think this was a once in a lifetime opportunity to come, but we might not come again cause we wanna try another place.

    This was my least favorite experience. I should have went skiing. The food wasn't good and it was…read moredefinitely overpriced.

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    Capt. Jack's Family Buffet - Thomas Drive - Line for buffet in both sides desserts in right

    Line for buffet in both sides desserts in right

    Capt. Jack's Family Buffet - Thomas Drive
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    Granny Cantrell's - Fried Chicken

    Granny Cantrell's

    3.7(135 reviews)
    5.2 mi
    $$

    A southern Buffett that is absolutely the best, they have so much to choose from! You are…read moreimmediately greeted & drink order taken, then you make your way to Buffett! Hot & good. The desserts are the best . Plenty of seating with old time motif. Our go to place for meat & 3!

    Best Fried Chicken in Panama City or Panama City Beach -- truly!…read more This is THE fried chicken: perfectly seasoned, thickly breaded, explosively crisp! Absolute YUM. But then... the sides... Who serves fried chicken and doesn't offer chicken gravy for the mashed potatoes? I asked, and the reply was: "We have brown and white." Brown and White??? That's a fried‑chicken sin. And the sin deepened when the "mashed potatoes" turned out to be so watery they could practically be served in a cup. I mentioned it to the waitress, who explained, "We use a mix of instant and real potatoes." OH‑kaaay. My response: "Way too much water." Meanwhile, I'm wondering where the butter and cream went. For reference: I took a skinny straw and actually sucked the potatoes through it. That's how thin they were. The vegetables, however, were genuinely delicious -- classic Southern style and well prepared. A surprise hit: the fried hoecakes. Imagine Jiffy sweet corn muffin mix dropped by the scoop full into the fryer. Oddly enough, they were even better dipped into the "brown" gravy (which tasted suspiciously like modified yeast extract). Look, I understand stretching product and using convenience items. But if you're going to cut corners, do it on pre‑slicing the desserts -- not on the core of a Southern plate. My suggestion to the owners: Lean into what you do exceptionally well -- that phenomenal fried chicken. Sell it by the bucket! I'll come buy it! Trim the sprawling buffet, reinvest in real mashed potatoes with butter and cream, make real gravies, and offer a rotating blue‑plate menu. Do fewer things excellently instead of trying to be an "everything" restaurant and missing the mark on the basics. The chicken is worth the trip. The sides could be, too, with a little love.

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    Granny Cantrell's - Real Southern Cooking indeed

    Real Southern Cooking indeed

    Granny Cantrell's - My dinner plate - all you can eat fried chicken

    My dinner plate - all you can eat fried chicken

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    Plate station - the color of the plate corresponds to what you're paying and how much you're eating.

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