Stopped in here before hitting up Attic Treasures just down the road in Harlem. It's a small place…read morein a former gas station(?). The young ladies running it were very sweet and attentive. We were quickly waited on and our friendly server answered all our questions. We started with an order of putine (that strange Canadian delicacy). We kept it simple by just adding gravy although there was s lot of things we could have added. They make their cheese curds in house. There wasn't a fry left by the time our entrees arrived. My DD ordered a Tammy burger which was 2 beef patties, pimento cheese, bacon, lettuce, tomato, onion and hot sauce and I got the patty melt. We both chose onion rings for our side. I had water and DD had tea. Everything was delicious and we decided we will definitely be back.

Nice little country diner place off the beaten path. Stop by on my way to Augusta. It was tasty…read morefood and good service. Clearly everyone inside knew each other. Nice to see a place where everyone in the community likes to go.

--Location/Parking-- Plenty of parking in front and along…read morethe side of the building. It can be easily missed while driving. The main entrance is along the side since it can be easily mistaken for an ordinary residential area. --Ambience-- Southern style cooking with portions that can be easily split for two or one really hungry person. If you look at movies on what southern restaurants would look like. This is a great example. --Service/Staff-- The staff was warm and friendly with their Southern charm. Recommended for their love of the cuisine. I even got some recommendations. --Products/Service-- I order the burgers and fries and stuck with the basic since you can't go wrong. I plan to come back during the holiday and order more comfort food. --Capacity-- Indoors can hold 40-50 plus people. --Overall-- Great hidden gem recommended by Aaron and I will be back for the holidays to order some comfort food.

I had the pleasure of attending the monthly Iron Chef competition at The Acorn. This event is the…read more2nd Saturday of the month and by reservation only. The secret ingredient was TEA. Each appetizer, soup and entree had tea in it. Listed were the choices: APPETIZERS: *1. Spiced Chai Honey Butter Cornbread 2. North African Hummus with Matcha Tea Pita Chips 3. Green Tea Tacos SOUPS: *1. Oolong Pho Soup with Cilantro, onion, lime and Jalapeño *2. Creamy Green Tea and Chicken Soup - photo missing because I was too busy eating it to cool the heat from the first soup LOL 3. Vegetable Soup - although this said nothing about being spicy, it was hotter than the first one. ENTRÉES: 1. Sweet tea BBQ with pulled pork and slaw on a bun *2. Down South Shrimp and Grits with black tea and red eye gravy - shrimp was omitted from mine because I told them I have a shrimp allergy. The grits had chunks of sausage ... a very pleasant, tasty surprise. 3. Sweet Tea BBQ Chicken with mashed potatoes and green beans

My husband and I came here for lunch. Everything sounded so good. I went in there thinking I just…read morewanted pizza, and then I looked over the menu. Just when i thought i knew what i wanted, i turned the page and found something else i wanted. I ended up ordering way more than we needed.... maybe i have a problem. In all fairness, the first half of the menu is Italian food, and then it switches over to Mexican. So, i can't really be blamed. We started off with cheese dip, which comes with chips and salsa. We also ordered zeppoles as an appetizer. Then, my husband and I split a spicy chicken salad. Sorry we ate all of that before I thought to take a picture. Next, we dove into the large pizza pie, which was really good. It's a nice thin crust just how i like it. We also ordered a small personal sized white pizza to try out. It was good, but not as good as the regular pizza. It was all so good. Needless to say, we had a bunch leftover to feed the monsters at home.

Food is usually pretty good... in fact, this has been our place for mexican food. Unfortunately the…read moreservice is constantly terrible. "Oh you have a table Of 5, here is a small thing of chips and one small thing of salsa... now let me disappear for 15 minutes." You always see the employees sitting behind the counter on their phones while you need drink refills. Every time we go there I end up having to get up more than once and walk to the counter and ask for something we need. We used to just accept the terrible service since the food is good and the prices are reasonable, but after yesterday I don't believe we will be going back.

Steeley's Grill in Dearing, Ga takes you back to simpler times. The food is good, the ambiance and…read moredecor reminds of places i used to eat at as a kid, and the service is just straight up Southern hospitality. My folks and i stopped by for lunch recently when i was home for a visit. They don't eat out much but recommended Steeley's; I'm glad they did! Their menu is short and simple. A variety of diner sandwiches and simple sides like fries or onion rings. There was more, but i ordered a dipped chicken sandwich and thought fries would be the best option. It was a solid choice as the sandwich was very good. Their hours indicate they're open for breakfast so next time i'm over this way, I'm going to have to check that out. I highly recommend this not so out of the way gem near downtown Dearing Ga

If I had to choose between eating at fine dining or hole-in-the-wall establishments for the rest of…read moremy life there would be no hesitation. When I saw "...and Tackle" as part of the name I knew this was going to be some good food. Plastic trays for food, plastic ware for utensils, and styrofoam cups for your drink. And let me take a moment to get proper honor due that sweet tea. It has been a hot Georgia minute since I've had sweet tea. 1) I strive to consume mostly water and 2) I don't want the disappointment of mildly sweet/bitter tea. But I had a feeling about this place. I have no shame in admitting that I drank three glasses during the meal and got a refill for the ride home. Now the inside seating is nice and cool, but much like the team working here the layout has a family feel. You might be at separate tables, but your conversations will be overlapping. The outside seating follows the wrap around porch, with the very back giving you a view of the pond. We opted for outside and I am so glad we did. Aside from the occasional vehicle passing by, one only heard birds chirping and frogs croaking. Pure bliss. The burger is a thing of beauty. The mac n cheese, just order it. I don't care if you got a salad. Order this and thank me later. And to top it off, the banana pudding. I will try the pie and/or cake another day, but I had to do the pudding. And there was no sharing at my table. I had it consumed before they returned with my card and receipt. I don't know how long this place has been around, but I sure hope it stays so I can continue to visit (and indulge). If you are anywhere near this place, go!

Cool place with good food & excellent bar selection. It's always got a crowd, but I've rarely…read morehad to wait very long for a table. Recommend a reservation to ensure you don't wait outside.

The service is always amazing.Even when it is crowded, we don't ever really have a terribly long…read morewait, and the food is amazing.

We really like the food and service at Farmhaus Burger. The Farmhaus burgers with thick onions and…read moreGouda were very juicy and hit the spot! Our favorite side was the fries. They were supposed to be cooked separately and gluten free. The farmhouse ambiance was really special and home-like. I love the rustic corrugated metal used as bathroom stall and galvanized pipe toilet paper holders.

I'm sorry to write that I had a very disappointing experience at Farmhaus Burger today…read more The plan was to visit Farmhaus Burger with a friend for burgers and a few beers on a non-descript Tuesday afternoon. Before visiting I checked the website to see when Happy Hour was and it was clearly advertised as being from 3-6PM (the pic should be attach as part of my review). Because you know, as a customer you want to know what the policies are and plan accordingly. So we plan to land there around the 3:30ish time frame. So, sure enough we end up there right around 3:30PM. We get in line and get our burgers ordered, I ask about Happy Hour and I'm told that it starts at 4PM. OK, that's odd, b/c the website clearly said differently. But no big deal. Because I'll get seated, pull up the website, show them what is clearly being advertised and they will honor it, right? Wrong. Allow me to elaborate. I get seated at the bar and I talk to the bartender (the other guy who told me about Happy Hour was working the cashier so maybe he wasn't in the loop). I bring up the website and show him that Happy Hour is clearly advertised as being from 3-6PM (on the front page no less). I am told that this is an "old picture" but offers to talk to a manager. He comes back and tells me they are "in the process of changing". I'm not really sure what that means, but OK. So, I make a suggestion. The current time was 3:39PM and I asked if he could serve me a beer, and then ring it in at 4:00PM. That way, they get to honor what was advertised and drew me into restaurant, I get my beer, and they have time to change whatever needs changing. It's a win-win situation. This was also a no go. At this point I'm legitimately baffled at their poor customer service. I don't make a scene. I don't ask to speak to the manager. We simply eat our food and go. Heck, I was treated better at Target when I was returning a printer earlier in the day. Long story short, I will not be returning and they will not be getting any more of my money. I'm not sure what else is incorrect on their website. But good luck if you decide to visit.

WNB Factory is a small burger and fries spot in North Augusta. A friend and I stopped by after work…read moreto grab some food, and overall it was a pretty solid experience. I ordered the Philly cheesesteak, which came with a good amount of meat and nicely toasted bread that held everything together well. My friend got the wings combo, and it looked really good as well. The only downside was the fries--they were a little soggy and floppy, which took away from the meal a bit. Aside from that, the food was good and it's definitely a place I'd stop by again for a quick bite.

I've been meaning to stop by WNB for a while and tonight I had the chance to sit down and have a…read morenosh. The place was neat, clean and busy that night. The front desk personnel were fast, friendly and helpful in making selections. The menu selections were interesting, but I thought it was unusual for a burger place to have fried rice, so I tried it. The dish was so much more than I expected. Just the right amount of oil, char and salt; so hot I thought it would melt the container. I'll definitely be back for more and to try something else.

Passed this little gem and decided to do a u turn! Glad we did. Build your own delicious burger…read more Drink refills of good tea and sodas. Comfortable seating. Family friendly. Staff very welcoming. Family friendly. You order a burger and then get to try out a buffet of toppings and sauces. Free drink refills! The fries are super tasty and I loved the bun on the sandwich. Hubby had chicken sandwich and it was good, not dry. Inside and outside seating is available.

We returned to Cheeseburger Bobby's for National Hamburger Day! They actually had a free…read morecheeseburger giveaway but fries and drinks were a charge. First disappointment was that the frozen custard machine was still out of order. Secondly, the made to order burgers were most likely pre made and rather skimpy. I ate more Bread than meat. It was difficult to swallow. The fries, which were previously cut and prepared on site looked and tasted bland. Where were the bags of potatoes that were piled up before? I had onion rings. Heavily coated and also bland. Once I reached the onion, it was sweet. Service was awesome. The tables and restrooms were clean. At least 2 people came to ask about our comfort. Before we go again , I would like to hear that the burgers are back to an eatable size and the custard machine is fixed. Until then, thumbs down for this venue.

Classic Huddle House experience. Kelly was a great server and friendly as always. Food was…read moredelicious and the place is clean.

Clean, good food, impeccable service from Amanda. Great health reviews consistent with everything I…read moresaw and experienced this visit. I would highly recommend.

Best kept secret down this stretch of the South might just be Peggy's fried chicken…read more Now, a great many places have the confidence to fry a bird. That is not the same as knowing what they're doing. Plenty can make chicken hot. Fewer can make it memorable. Peggy's managed the rarer thing. This was the kind of fried chicken that makes a man quiet for a minute and reconsider whether he has properly valued his past blessings. They had other meats on the menu, and I do not doubt they were prepared by decent people with honest intentions, but ordering anything besides the fried chicken would have felt like showing up at a revival and asking for directions to a yoga class. And the sides, Lord help me, the sides were no afterthought. If I had not attended the funerals myself, I might have suspected my great grandma, grandma, and momma were back there in the kitchen, keeping an eye on the pots. Forgive me, Mammaw G, Mammaw, and Mom, but Peggy's had the better day with that chicken. I say that with love, respect, and a willingness to dodge a lightning bolt if one has been set aside for me. Fried okra, green beans, sweet potatoes, and mac and cheese, which any Southerner with good sense knows is a vegetable when it needs to be, spread across our plates like a family reunion of the righteous. The only medical advisory I'd offer is this: if your doctor has warned you against coating your insides with salt, you may want to admire from a respectful distance. And the sweet tea was right. Not tea-flavored water with ambition. Sweet tea. Properly made. The sort that lets you know nobody in the building is interested in modern nonsense. Next time I'm rolling down I-20, I may well make the turn toward Wrens again just to see whether Peggy's can do it twice. But judging by the regulars, the handshakes, the easy way the staff knew folks by name, and the fact they made us feel halfway local ourselves, I'd say this was no one-off. This felt less like a lucky meal and more like the kind of place that still believes doing something well is reason enough to keep doing it.

Just passing through town,coming from to Lawrenceville Ga. by way of New York, I stopped a local…read moreand he referred Peggy's. My grandson and I were hungry so we scurried over to get a place to go because they close at 8:30. We were kindly greeted and informed that the cooks have left the building but they had buffet style. The server came out and prepared our to go plates with care. We ordered sweet ice teas, had great conversation and I'm out merry way. I had Chuck beef over rice, candied yams, lima beens and a biscuit. OMG the food was as it should be, comfort food. Every bite was delicious and that biscuit melted in my mouth. The ice tea was perfectly crafted. My grandson had fried chicken in Mac n Cheese. He didn't expound in its taste but he gobbled it up with no complaints. I would say that he enjoyed it. I know the locals enjoy this restaurant because it seems like Peggy's is a staple in the community. It's too bad that I won't be back here but I am glad that I supported this restaurant rather than going to a fast food that's close by. Thank you to the staff for making us feel welcomed and by serving us with care. I choose chuck beef over rice, yams, lima beens, and a biscuit. I felt nostalgic eating this food reminiscing from days of past, living in the south and eating soul food