I don't understand the 3.4 stars. Before dining here I was the lady becoming her parents in the…read moreinsurance commercial, I talked to three locals and asked pointed blank, would you recommend Blue Drum or ---- (probably as good but I don't want to say anything bad, I haven't tried-----). All three said Blue Drum. They were right! We had an amazing dinner and live music. We started with the Bacon Hangers. More meat than two people should consume, lol. So good the sauce was smoky and sweet. Then my husband had Salmon with rice and asparagus. I had the Grouper Oscar sub the Grits, instead of rice, and asparagus. They were both delicious! But after the bacon we agreed the Grouper and Grits were a match made in heaven. The rice was too sweet, the buttery grits were the perfect match. We split the Grouper and took the salmon for later.

The food was good. The service wasn't so good. The tuna nachos though....we came back because of…read morethem from last year. We've been talking about them ALL damn year. Ordered them and found a half serving of what we loved last year at the same price. We were shocked and disappointed. Disappointed enough to not go back. A treat that turned sour. Do better, Blue Drum. Do better! The picture I included is from 2025. You will NOT get this beauty in 2026!

The espresso-encrusted filet mignon is absolutely incredible--hands down the best steak I've had in…read moreNorth or South Carolina in the past three years! The shrimp and grits are also outstanding. Joanne has been our server several times, and she is phenomenal. Her attention to detail and level of service truly set her apart. The complimentary salad and warm cornbread are a perfect start to the meal, and for dessert, don't miss the chocolate mousse shooter--it's the ideal sweet finish if you love chocolate. Exceptional food, amazing service, and a great overall dining experience. Highly recommend!

Restaurant had a nice atmosphere. From the front bar, hostess all the way to the cook everyone was…read morenice and the food was good. Try it out and enjoy a nice evening

The Rusty Nail is fast becoming my home away from home. Not unlike the famous Cheers, a place…read morewhere everybody knows your name, and they're awfully glad you came. I go for the Sunday afternoon Blues Band with a pot luck. Bring a little something to eat and to share. Also the Tuesday Blues Jam where local musicians come to let it all hang out. Then on Thursday night Karaoke featuring locally famous K.J., D.J. Damo, and some really great singers. Then, of course there's Saloon Keeper, Sandy, who, by herself, makes the trip worthwhile. Go, tell 'em Bill sent you. Bill Tarpenning

This is the perfect example of a dive bar. Place is very popular. Especially when they have live…read moremusic. I was there for a Reggae band. It was jammed packed. Very diverse crowd. The bar is primarily bottled beer and hard liquor. Don't come here expecting craft cocktails and draft beer. There is normally a cover for the music. The band playing when I was here as pretty good. No wait service so expect to fight for a drink at the bar. Just wave them down and place your order. Drink prices are very reasonable. They have some private parking. Get there early if you want a parking spot and a seat inside.

Dino is very rude, and does not provide good customer service. Don't cancel if you or your child is…read moresick, because he will charge you for it if you don't give 24 hours notice. He brought my 15 year old to tears. He does not care about his customers, he only wants to collect his money. Stay away from this company!! Bad news. Unless you like to pay for lessons you don't get.

From the owner: Dino Capone's School of Rock offers one on one, rock oriented music lessons for guitar, bass,…read moredrums, keyboard, vocal and reading music. Beginning to advanced students pick a day and time for their weekly lesson and are asked a few questions about their musical tastes and goals. We then pair them with one of our teachers that specialize in those areas the student would like to study. Most lessons last 45 minutes but may take up to an hour if the student needs a little extra time to fully grasp the material. Those lessons are practiced at home through the week and are quickly reviewed at the beginning of the next lesson to be sure the student is ready to move on.