My fried chicken was pretty dry in my 12.9.2025 and I ate only a small portion of it. The service…read morewas god, but I felt like maybe the server should have asked why I barely touched the chicken when she asked if I wanted a box to take it home and I said no. The reviews make me think I ate there on a subpar day. First impressions are important though.

We were greeted with a smile as soon we walked into the room. Food was delicious and hot! The staff…read morekept our drinks full. The owner even came over to make sure everything was good and to welcome us to the establishment! Can't beat down home country cooking. We will be back VERY soon!

The food was amazing as well as the service. Eggs were so fluffy, bacon cooked perfectly, and the…read morebiscuit well it was already devoured. The biscuit was the melt in your mouth kind the manger/co owners came and chatted with us and thanked us for visiting. It's a tiny place but so worth the visit

The food was very good. The service wasn't so good. The waitress i had didn't refill my coffee…read more Hell, she barely came by. I waited and waited to get my bill. Then waited and waited to pay. The other waitress seems to be great. The food was good.

I must say, I am well traveled, but I don't do many car road trips. On this particular road trip, I…read morefound myself looking for breakfast in South Carolina, during the heat wave that marked America's 250th birthday. We found Mac's Diner here on Yelp thanks to the smashing reviews. We knew we would add ten miles or so each way but we decided to go have a try. Oh, man - this is one of the best diners I have eaten at in a long time. The place was clean and charmingly decorated, the server Michelle (I think) was fabulous. Coffee was decent, but of acceptable quality (I am a coffee snoberoo). I ordered a bacon and cheese omelet and my wife ordered eggs and corned beef hash. We also heard from the server that the biscuits and gravy were homemade, so we got that as a side. I got french fries with my omelet and they were perfect. Omelet was well cooked and stuffed with crispy bacon and cheese. I was blown away by the corned beef hash. When we get hash, we like it crispy. This hash was - as requested - brutally incinerated with no mercy. It was one of the most delicious things I have ever eaten in a diner. OMG. Perfection. The biscuits and gravy were also amazing. I am also a big fan of this dish and I can tell you that sausage gravy should not be WHITE - this gravy at Mac's was brown and rich and filled with an abundance of sausage bits. It was absolutely heavenly. Take the 30 minute detour if you are coming up or down i-95 in South Carolina - you will NOT be disappointed. Hope we come back some day.

Cute little diner in a small southern town. We would come back…read more My first impressions: Small, cozy, friendly, bright and clean. My friend had been here several times over the years and suggested we have lunch here. We popped in on a Tuesday early afternoon. The menu offers typical southern fare, and a solid breakfast selection. Nothing super-extraordinary, and everything familiar. Something for everyone in the family. My friend ordered the burger all-in, and I opted for a buffalo chicken wrap. My friend said that the burger was great, but that the home cut potato discs needed to be drained off a little more (they were very greasy). My wrap had real chicken breast, super fresh, lettuce, and tomatoes, but barely any shredded cheese and zero buffalo sauce for that matter. One of the ladies behind the counter, noticed my questioning facial expression, and immediately asked me if I needed something, and kindly brought me a little cup of sauce. I was amazed that they had regular hot tea (being in the south, tea usually means sweet tea, which I'm not a fan of). Our lovely server was on top of our beverages and brought everything so quickly and with a smile! This place was so clean, from the common dining areas to the bathroom! Gotta love that. Unfortunately this place is not wheelchair friendly (tiny bathroom, even difficult for able-bodied and larger-bodied persons to navigate). Also, sides are extra. My wrap was $10.50... surprising that this doesn't include at least a handful of potato chips or fries. Biggest plus? The sweetest staff and great vibes. The ladies really seem to work together well.

Hometown cooking just like you'd expect in the South ... our GO to spot and has always served with…read moresouthern hospitality

The food is good if you go early otherwise I would pass. Servers are very friendly and has a…read moreroadside diner atmosphere.

Great little hole walk place, service was great. Food was excellent. Wanted to find a place that…read moreserves chicken peppers and they were excellent. Definitely will go back here again. All the workers are friendly great little place definitely would recommend it

If you're off to the National Park and want some honest stick to your ribs American fare then look…read moreno further. There are a few qualifiers though, it could do with a lick of paint and it doesn't look particularly inviting on the way in. But the service is exceptionally friendly and I enjoyed my fried pork chops very much. The ice tea is also on point, not too weak like some places make it. Would definitely stop again if I'm in the area. Oh - important note - they do take cards now.

WOW!!! The special sauce on the cheeseburger is to die for…read more Get a side of krinkle fries and wash it all down with a Mellow Yellow. If you don't like this combo ...you ain't from the country.

A diamond in the rough! A small hole-in-the-wall diner on the side of the road, but very good. Had…read morethe cheeseburger box...nothing fancy, just a hand-pattied 1/4 lb burger with American cheese & krinkle cut fries. Then she brought out the fried fatback...OMG it was awesome. We'd definitely stop again if ever in the area.

Dizzy's Bar & Grill in Cheraw SC, tucked inside the Springhill Suites, definitely has vibes. It…read moreseems to be one of the main local spots which makes sense given the size of the town. The energy was cool and the staff were super friendly and welcoming, which I always appreciate when I'm somewhere new. Now, let's talk about the food. I wanted to love it, but it just wasn't giving what it needed to give. I had the wings, fries, and a drink and all of it was just ... okay. Not terrible, but definitely not memorable either. You ever eat something and just know it could've hit harder? That was me. That said, I wouldn't write it off completely. If I had more time in town I'd definitely swing back through and give something else on the menu a shot. I did see that they do karaoke on the weekends and that might be the real selling point; fun, casual, and a chance to see the locals cut loose. I would've went during my last visit if I didn't have laryingitis. Haha Overall, it's a decent little spot with potential. Worth checking out if you're in the area but manage your expectations on the food and drinks.

Service was fast and excellent overall. That's the shining star for my visit…read more It was busy on a Monday night, mostly because it seems few restaurants other than fast food are open on Monday nights in town. Nevertheless, I would have never considered that the level of business would cause our food to come 2 HOURS (no exaggeration) after ordering. Thankfully my party was staying at the hotel and we had a lot to talk about. It seemed like the kitchen could only make two plates at a time, and there were long pauses between servers moving food. For my table, finally two burgers appeared. It took another 10 minutes for the third entrée to appear, with other tables' food going out in between. Not a good look. Both people who ordered burgers at my table ordered them medium and both came out well done. My colleague didn't finish his. I ate mine, but it was so dry that I had to drench it in ketchup to get it down. On the bonus side, I jokingly suggested to our server that we should get a free round of drinks for our wait, which she surprised us after our food delivery with that free round, which was super nice; thus the comments that service was great. Just the food and kitchen needed major help.

This is the first time we had ever been to this place, It's just a small place out by the lake…read more It's not fancy, but the food was delicious! They were a little backed up with big orders when we got there, but the food was worth the wait! I had the Monte Cristo, and it was great. I definitely recommend this little place!

I have eaten here several times since I moved to Camden, SC in May of last year and the food has…read morealways been very good. The name, Water We Eatin,' is a clever play on the nearby Wateree River and the age-old question, What Are We Eating? The previous owners recently sold the establishment and I went back for the first time since then this week. The new owners kept most of the staff, the name of the restaurant, the menu and the prices. The prices can't be beat and the staff has always been very friendly. The location is kinda in the middle of nowhere. It appears to be an old gas station that has been repurposed. To me, it screams South Carolina and I like that. I got the rib-eye steak ad baked potato without thinking I also got it the last time I ate here before the ownership change. The difference between the two dining experiences eye opening and I don't mean that in a good way, I am sorry to say. As soon as we began to put butter on our potato, the three of us realized it was not cooked all the way through. My fork would barely make a dent. I was already worried because that should have been the easiest part of the meal to get right and to check before it was brought out. The server was apologetic and said he would have the cook pop three new potatoes in the oven. Which is fine and we appreciated that, but now we had steak on our plate and no potato. So I started in on the steak. Last time the steak was very tender. Not so much this time. It was tough to cut. The seasoning was not as good this time as last. I don't know if the seasoning was different this time or if it was just not seasoned as much, but it was noticeable. The new potato when it came out was cooked fine, but the whole situation left a bad taste in my mouth, to use a bad pun. I liked the tea. Being from the south, I ordered it sweetened and it came just as I prefer, sweet, but not thick and syrupy like some places serve it. I am open to going back and if I do, I will update this review. People are allowed to have bad days. It may be a learning experience for the new owners. I am pulling for them as I prefer locally-owned places with character than cookie cutter national chains where every location looks the same. I hope to try their breakfast for the first time at some point.

The food is great, good for the money. Awesome staffI just love them. It's just a great place.read more

Very good food & I would l Iove to eat there again also the employees are very nice and helpful…read moretoo. Even when they are busy, there was still a manage to get to you in a timely manner