The chicken is unbelievably good hot, juicy, and cooked with the kind of consistency that keeps you…read morecoming back. Every bite hits that perfect balance of crisp and tender. What truly sets this location apart, though, is the wonderful service. The crew greets you with genuine smiles, keeps the line moving, and treats every guest like they matter. It's the kind of hospitality that makes a fast‑casual spot feel downright special. Cane's in Valdosta delivers excellence from first bite to final goodbye.

Stopped by on a trip and it was so good. The fingers the fries the bread the sauce all of it was…read moretasty and the workers were welcoming and nice.

The Cracker Barrel restaurants are pure nostalgia. We were trying to kill time to avoid rush hour…read moretrash and decided to take a throwback dine at a Cracker Barrel along the route. Is it a 5* experience- no. But half of the fun is eating greasy, comfort food and taking your time to browse the knickknacks in the store. While you're there, sit down in a rocking chair and enjoy. For this rating - I'm not eating the food quality or service, per se, I'm rating the experience. It was exactly what I needed when I was in the moment.

Everything is always perfect the servers we've had in the past couple of years have been great…read more,Lauren is who we usually got but haven't seen her lately, the other servers have been awesome as well.

CFA is always the industry standard when it comes to fast service and a good product. This location…read moreis no different. The staff was cheerful and polite. They had what i wanted, when i wanted it, even though the drive through was crowded, the inside was nice, clean and efficient. Their bathrooms were clean and stocked and pleasant to use. Over all, it was a good experience

I would give 10 stars if I could. I was having a bad day and the worker noticed. She took the time…read moreto pull me aside privately and check in and gave me a cookie to help.

We've had two experiences here while traveling the last week and were pleasantly surprised! The…read morefood was actually pretty good - well seasoned. We got the order the way we asked. Our big thing was we just went through the drive through and both times the ladies at the window were just fantastic - friendly and pleasant.

First time eating at a Bojangles. We picked our food up through the drive in so we did not eat…read moreinside. The attendant at the window was very sweet, so I will say the service was great. The food wasn't the greatest but it wasn't bad either.

Walk up to the counter. No greetings just blank stare until I order…read more Bacon cheeseburger (double) and a bottled water is $17 and you gotta tip. I get my burger to go which I ordered plain. 10 minutes down the road (I'm just passing through on long trip) and I take my first bite and there is a strong mustard flavor. I take off the bun and it's evident they had put ketchup and mustard on it then realized their mistake. Instead of making a fresh one they must have just scraped what they could off of it. Of course I can still see the mustard in the patty and bacon and it essentially ruined the burger for me as I hate mustard. Too far to go back so just a waste of $17 plus $2 tip that I added at register. Zero stars if I could leave it

Five guys is a chain burger joint, who someone claimed that they were the "Willy Wonka of burgers."…read more Restaurant had a few customers in it and the "stellar" crew could barely maintain the pace. Hiring Oompa Loompas might be better. 2 burgers, small fry, 2 drinks, cost 35 bucks, almost equivalent to having a steak dinner. Nothing special, it's a burger joint. Restaurant needed to be cleaned, but alas no Oompa Loompas to accomplish that here. Bun was soggy, fries were lukewarm. Yum...not. Plenty of choices around, the owner/franchisee should consider spending time here, especially in the evenings, he might actually make more money if the crew performed their jobs better and quicker.

Waffle House. Gets a bad rap. It's great for breakfast. I ordered two eggs over easy, grits,…read morebacon, Oj, fresh biscuits. Butter and jelly. All Waffle House restaurants are great for breakfast.

Waffle House has become an iconic presence on the culinary landscape here in the southeastern…read moreUnited States. It seems that their familiar logo beckons in all of its bright yellow neon glory road-weary travelers, partying college kids, parents with kids in tow, hungry workers seeking a casual and quick sit-down meal and just about everyone else from every walk of life. Since Waffle House opened its first location back on September 5, 1955 in Avondale Estates, Georgia, it quickly established itself by offering a consistent selection of food and by being open twenty-four hours a day. For me, the biggest appeal of Waffle House has always been their hash browns, which you can get basic or topped with a variety of toppings such as chili, white sausage gravy, cheese, ham, onions and so many more items and you can combine these toppings in a multitude of ways. For my main course, I have usually gone with their patty melts or one of their egg breakfast options. I myself can see the strangeness that I have never having a waffle and a business where waffle is in their very name, but I prefer a more savory breakfast than a sweet one. If you are in the southeast United States, odds are you have probably passed a Waffle House location. It seems that they are on almost every major highway exit ramp and strategically placed throughout most cities and towns in the southeast. If you see one, give them a try.

Augie's Café in Valdosta was a nice café for a lovely Sunday brunch. The atmosphere was appealing…read moreand quiet. There was a nice flow of people in and out of the restaurant. Its atmosphere is nice and quiet with background music. The wait staff was friendly, professional, attentive and made you feel at home. It was a nice touch to see "The Jefferson" playing on the television; that brought back memories. I immediately got a table and the menu provided enough options for anyone's taste buds. I had the Omelet which came with honey glazed biscuits and just had to have a Red Velvet waffle that was lightly-dusted with powdered sugar and drizzled with cream cheese. The omelet was plentiful and filling. The waffle was moist and delish. It did have the familiar Red Velvet flavor which checked a box for me. They have a lot to choose from on their menu and I'm looking forward to visiting them in the future. I recommend giving them a try, I'm glad I did; it was a positive customer experience.

The skinny: super friendly server, slow service, good food, wouldn't order coffee again, automatic…read more20% gratuity added to every check. Walked in on a Sunday morning ready for coffee and breakfast. It probably took about 15-20 minutes before we were able to order coffee. We ordered honey flat whites, but they came in tall to-go cups with milk to the brim. It really wasn't a flat white, it was maybe a latte? As for food, we got the California love (breakfast burrito) and the ready or not (eggs your way, protein of choice, biscuit, potatoes). I got my eggs over medium and chicken sausage. The biscuit was drenched in honey which was delicious. The potatoes were ok, but I liked my eggs and chicken sausage. The burrito was big! It was really like two burrito halves, so it was plenty of food. I took a bite and it was pretty good. Overall, seemed like a fun brunch place for mimosas and vibes with friends. The automatic 20% tip doesn't really make sense to me for a place like that.

I ordered a 12 piece family meal and only received 10 pieces of chicken. I called to inform them…read moreabout my order. Mikayla took care of me. She was sweet about it. Excellent customer service!

I went to the drive thru she was very respectful and asked me how was my day going and my food came…read moreout fast. 10/10 experience