Had tried this place before but thought enough time had passed, thought I'd try it again…read more Catfish was so greasy it had no taste. Okra was the same. If I were a server I would have been embarrassed to serve that! So many other places in this little town with great food. Won't be back.

Stopped by New Orleans on Carroll Street and had a great meal. The fried chicken over creamy grits…read morewith gravy isn't on the menu, but it was recommended by a former worker and it did not disappoint. Crispy, flavorful chicken with smooth, buttery grits made for a perfect combo. The egg rolls were also solid with the dipping sauces. Overall, good food and a nice vibe. I'd definitely come back.

SO GOOD! The description "old cafeteria style", while technically true, you never had food this…read moregood in any cafeteria! Driving North from Florida, we wanted dinner and preferred not fast food, but good food served efficiently. Well we hit that out of the park by ending up at The Oil Lamp. My friend had the chicken & mashed potatoes (these are the real deal!!). I had the beef tips on gravy over mashed potatoes. We shared sides of braised cabbage that had a fair amount of garlic - I will be thinking about it, yes thinking about cabbage - first time for everything. We also shared creamed corn and this is NOT from a can. The corn was so sweet and there was a crunch to it, which only fresh corn can give. Everything looked delicious. I eyed those desserts, but I'd finished my plate and just no more room. I live like 4 hours away, but I'm hoping to time my return trip to return to this gem. This isn't fancy, it's good food that has been cooked by chefs that know how to cook old school. Last note - generous portions.

A walk up line like an old cafeteria type where you get your protein and whatever starch or…read morevegetables you want. And seat yourself. Very friendly people and the food was good.

My first visit here and I wish I'd discovered this place sooner. The service was kind and…read morecourteous, the food piping hot, and the drinks refreshing and delicious. We wish they had tables big enough for large parties on their patio. Would be fun to spend an evening out there with a group of friends.

I don't usually go for Southern food, but I'm glad I stopped by to The Swanson. Interior wise, it's…read morelike a house turned restaurant business. The foundation is still there with the rooms and decor but with lots of tables set up, similar to hosting a gathering at home. Not only that, everyone here was really friendly! We really felt welcomed, and though the second time, service wasn't as outstanding, it was still good. I think they really nailed down the vibe of southern hospitality. For drinks, they have seasonal cocktails, which I think is fun, but I'm not around at a time where I would be able to chill and drink. I end up with a go-to sweet tea. Strong and sweet, that it kept me up, but not the strongest nor sweetest I've had. There's also complimentary bread that's mini muffin shaped and dense like a biscuit. It's buttery and salty, but I like it! Before coming, I saw so many things about the sampler, so I definitely wanted to get it and try out. Love the fried green tomatoes with the honey mustard. It didn't feel oily, and it held up pretty well when cut and dipped into sauce. The pimento cheese here is probably the best I've ever had, but I will admit that I have not had many (I tend to not like it). In fact, both these items stay on my mind enough that I do think about coming here more often than I thought I would. And this is just for the apps. The rest of the entrees are pretty standard. Some better than others, but that's due to preference. I haven't gone through the whole menu, but I do prefer their chicken to some of the other menu items. For their sides, I haven't seen or heard of some of them. I asked about them, and they were described p well, enough for me to not want to try congealed salad. I'm not a big fan of jello type things, but I did try the pear salad. Not for me. Absolutely not for me. I did really enjoy the collard green soup and sweet potato souffle though! They were great, esp the souffle. It was my first time having nuts in them, and I loved it so much. Everything else was alright, like I'm sure you've had or can make better mac. Overall, I'm glad to know this place because it's a good rec for the area if you're in the mood for Southern food. It's not a bad pick for vegetarians either, though they would only have appetizers and sides to pick from, but I liked them more than the entrees. There's a parking lot, and it's in a good location to see the rest of downtown Perry too.

The food was amazing! The ciobatta bread was especially fesh and fluffy and overall an amazing…read moremeal! The service was fantastic, all of the staff members were very attentive and kind. The atmosphere was perfectly quaint, perfectly firting the vibe of this small town. It was an overall amazing experience and would defin recommend to anyone traveling through.

Delicious, freshly made dishes. At the Prefect Pear the menu has a lot of old favorites with unique…read moretwists. The Destructive Chicken Pot Pie is delicious. Try the bread pudding, oh how tasty it is after lunch. I love the chicken salad croissant with a side of pasta salad! If you want to try the best ice tea in the South, be sure to order a glass of their ice tea. It is the best. Enjoy your perfect lunch at the Pear !

Driving to Atlanta and stopped in. WELL WORTH getting off I-75 for a visit. Great sandwich, amazing…read morepeople and a welcome break from driving. It will cost 15 extra minutes windshield and give you a memory for years. Stop in Yoder's! Don't forget to get dessert on the way out!

Sometimes you want something new and fancy... sometimes you want to feel like you're wrapped up in…read morea blanket while your grandma is in her kitchen making you a sandwich and one of her famous dessert. This place is a gem in the 21st century. The prices, friendly faces, self serve drinks out of pitchers, handwritten signs, and chicken salad is what makes this spot mere perfection. We will be back!

When we drove up, we weren't even sure of they were open. It's very rustic and looks like it has…read moresome stories to share. The inside was clean with plenty of seating. Service was great. Food came out hot and delicious. I had the grilled chicken sandwich which could've easily been split. The fries were hot and crispy. I was told the pork bbq sandwich was also really good. I definitely recommend giving them a try. It's a hidden gem.

Good local Georgia BBQ. Pulled pork, half chicken, fried okra and baked beans were all very good…read morewith generous portions.

Oh my gosh! De-lish!!! This place is seriously the best…read morepizza in Georgia -- hands down. Every bite was a flavor explosion! The breadsticks? Absolutely loaded with the most perfect cheesy garlic blend -- I could eat a dozen. The wings are big, juicy, and seasoned to perfection. And don't even get me started on the calzone... it might just be the best in ten states! If you're anywhere near middle Georgia, do yourself a favor and go. Best. Pizza. EVER.

Since one reviewer said that the oven was not a brick oven and that it was false advertising, I…read morethought I'd show what a simple internet search showed. This is the best pizza in the county. The calzones are AMAZING!!!

Stopped here for lunch on the way to dropping my Granddaughter back to Fort Valley College. The…read morefood was good, everyone enjoyed their meals. The service was okay because it was busy (lunch time) and ambiance was nice. Lots of free parking in their own lot.

LongHorn Steakhouse: Great Steaks & Even Better Service!…read more Stopped by LongHorn Steakhouse and had a great experience--solid food, good vibes, and top-tier service from Chris, who made sure everything was on point. Of course, you can't start a meal here without their warm honey wheat bread--so good! For the main course, I went with a steak (because, LongHorn!)--cooked just right, juicy, and full of flavor. The sides didn't disappoint either. Chris was attentive, friendly, and made the whole experience even better. Whether you're craving a great steak or just looking for a solid dining spot, LongHorn delivers!

We walked in hungry, and left disappointed, unsatisfied, and still hungry…read more I ordered their candied bacon burger, was told by the waitress that the patties are made fresh and would take a moment for the kitchen to prepare because they are made to order - pure lie. The bacon was cooked previously, and then heated up, the burger was soggy and cold it was not made to order. And the face of shock whenever the burger came out without the fried onions, sauce, and etc it was supposed to was a shock to the waitress. I had to flag her down to get any of the other ingredients that were supposed to be on the burger. I laughed even harder though once I attempted to bite into a fry and it was still frozen LOL at that point I wanted to just walk out. My daughter only ate the fries that were a little heated on her plate and only took a bite out of her burger before giving up. It was gross, and I'm sorry I won't be back

During my visit, I observed a manager speak to an employee in a manner that was openly demeaning,…read morebelittling, and entirely inappropriate done in full view of customers. The tone and content of the interaction were unprofessional and unnecessary, and it created an uncomfortable environment not only for the employee, but for everyone present. Regardless of internal performance issues or operational pressures, there is no justification for humiliating an employee publicly. If coaching or correction is required, it should be handled privately and with basic professional respect. What I witnessed reflected poorly on your leadership standards and on your brand as a whole. As a customer, I found the situation disturbing enough that it materially affected my perception of your organization. No company that values its people or its reputation should tolerate this kind of behavior from anyone in a management role. and if that wasn't bad enough, I witnessed the same manager, just moments later speak to a customer walking in to place it to go order in such a condescending tone that if I was that person I would've left.? and that's actually what I did as I sat at the bar. I only had time to order a drink before I witnessed this situation so I asked to pay for my drink and I left there is no chance I would ever give this establishment my business.