Wonderful service and a delicious sandwich! The Citadel is…read moredelicious and filling. It comes with Colby jack and Swiss cheese. I think I'd take off one of the cheeses. The deli meat is delicious and the bread is perfect. Fries were hot and crispy with a fluffy center. Grilled cheese sandwich was okay.

Usually get East Bay Deli from catered events but today needed a lil lunch while running errands…read more My husband was craving a pastrami sandwich and East Bay provided just that! I'm blown away by the menu's variety - I counted 4 sandwiches I wanted to try on the spot but went with my favorite, a classic patty melt on rye. The signature sandwiches all come with chips and a crispy pickle. The lady at the register was polite and friendly plus patient when we were trying to decide what to get. I'll keep East Bay Deli in rotation! Great, lowkey spot with filling portions and wide range of items to fit any picky eater!

Friendly staff . Serves sandwiches as well as ice cream. Nothing fancy but clean. Fast service.read more

My fiancé and I have been here twice in the past week. I'm surprised by some of the negative…read morereviews because in my experience, it was clean, the service was great, and I enjoyed the food. Last week we got only ice cream but today we tried some food-- a bacon cheeseburger, chicken tenders, and chili cheese fries. We could tell they were probably frozen but they tasted good and the chicken had some nice seasoning in it. The burger was huge and the chili cheese fries were packed in. It's all a good price for what you're getting and I'm happy that they charge fair. We had a banana split and it was huge. 3 flavors of ice cream with 3 sauces! We tried pecan praline with peanut butter as one of our combinations and it was delicious. What I really like about this place is the nostalgia. It reminds me of my childhood and going to a retro Pizza Hut or the local skate rink or bowling alley. Living up to its "old fashioned" name. It is so family friendly and has character that a lot of places lack. Sometimes it's nice to see teenagers working their after school jobs, especially when it's a cute place like this. We've enjoyed ourselves both times we've been and we will be back again.

Order was wrong. No cheese. Minimal add ons. Literally 3 mushroom pieces for 1.30. I asked for and…read morewas charged for ranch on the side. Didn't get it. Considered the food was made 2hrs ago, there was ample time to check and the card was charged for it so.... It's too expensive to be this wrong.

Food is very basic. Not much to write home about. Service is good. May go back and try something…read moreelse, but not in any hurry to.

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.

Little hole in the wall place. Wanted some ice cream bad lol. This place did not disappoint had…read morethe pecan praline and just $2. Friendly service. Totally recommend.

My friends decided to get lunch here since we were in the neighborhood. It's a carry out restaurant…read moreso we planned to take it home. The selection was good w several meats, vegetables and drink items to choose from. The establishment was very clean, the workers fast and the price can't be matched! I got fried fish w red beans and rice, green beans and corn for under $15. Every thing was delicious!

I saw the name on the map and had to check it out for lunch. I love "crazy" hot dogs and was hoping…read morefor some real interesting creations. I had one that was wrapped with bacon and topped with chili and queso which sounded better than it was. The other was a little better though I couldn't list everything on it. The dogs themselves weren't a high quality dog I'm used to like Nathan's, Sabretts, or Hebrew national. Service was great, restaurant was clean, great atmosphere, and food was very inexpensive. Worth a visit for sure.

On my long drive home from Mount Pleasant to Moncks Corner after a 12 hour shift at work, I had…read moreplenty of time to consider what I'd want for dinner. Moncks Corner has so many fast food restaurants but today I wanted to spend my money on a local establishment That's My Dawg. I walked in, weary from a long day running events to be greeted by a guitarist, backing tracks, and 6 whooping elderly patrons. They were enjoying themselves, a little tipsy, and loud. Fortunately I wasn't looking for peace and quiet, just a quick to go order of a chili dog, sausage dog, wings, and onion rings. I shuffled my way to the counter, carrying the weight of the day only to wait 5 minute before spoken to by one of the servers. My order was placed quickly and was assured it would be out "soon." I took my seat to listen to a good guitarist with better backing tracks fighting a losing battle with the impending headache forming at the back of my skull. At the 10 minute mark I considered ordering a drink to silence my inner voice of doubt telling me I should have just gone to Chick-fil-a but surely my food would be out "soon." At the 20 minute mark, the guitarist stopped his set to take a break as I watch other patrons receive their food and drinks after I had ordered. I could only assume extra time and attention was being used for me. Perhaps they needed to grind the sausage in the back before cooking and serving it for my order. Perhaps they had to pluck all those fresh chicken wings. Maybe they were harvesting the onion in real time to deliver it to me. My orders surely not just food, but a statement of art and love too beautiful for human consumption. My excited and eagerness grew until the 30 minute mark when a different server asked if I had been helped. Was my order lost? Had I been forgotten? Maybe they weren't freshly grinding my sausage dog after all! Everything seemed to be ok because after I said I had a to go order, she never returned to give me an update. I had considered resting my eyes, which became increasingly difficult after the guitarists mandatory rendition of "Sweet Caroline" at the 45 minute mark. That's when the angel from the kitchen appeared, bag in hand. My expectations: high My anticipation: at a fever pitch My hunger: endless My reason to give my wife for taking so long: formulating I smiled and took the bag eagerly to my car to drive the 5 minutes to my house to enjoy this meal clearly crafted with an artist's hand and a mother's heart. ...the first words my wife spoke regarding her hot dawg was "weird" My sausage dog was serviceable, the wings were serviceable, the onion rings were also....serviceable. As I sat on my couch ignoring survivor, trying to enjoy the food I waited an entire set to receive, and holding back a primal scream regarding my 6am call time; a single tear fell down my cheek in my sheer disappointment and defeat from this experience. Maybe I'll go back when I'm not coming from work, and have no where to be urgently, and there isn't entertainment, and can order food in my third Jack and Coke. I really do want to try one of the great hot dogs I've been hearing about.

I walked into Five Guys thinking I'd just grab a quick burger... and somehow left feeling like I…read morehad just experienced a spiritual awakening. First off, the fries. Why did they give me enough fries to feed a small village? I ordered a "regular" and got a brown paper bag overflowing like they were trying to impress my ancestors. Not complaining just wasn't emotionally prepared. The burger? Absolute chaos in the best way possible. Juicy, messy, and required at least 14 napkins and a moment of reflection afterward. Every bite felt like it was personally trying to improve my mood. Also, shoutout to the soda machine with 9,000 options. I mixed flavors like a scientist with no supervision and created something that probably shouldn't exist but I drank it anyway. 10/10. Would come back hungry, leave overfed, and question my life choices again.

Tried the brand new five guys at Carnes crossroads a few nights ago. It wasn't too crowded and…read moreeveryone behind the counter was super attentive. There seemed to be a lot of takeout orders, so it took about 8 to 10 minutes to get our order. Everything was hot and fresh and correctly made. The food was delicious! Fairly reasonable prices for the amount of food that you get. Will definitely be back.