Right round the corner from the historical Kenilworth Lodge is this great little local restaurant…read more Nothing fancy, a place to get good small town grub. Just had their fish and chips with a side of slaw. Yum! The fish was soft and flakey on the inside. The waiter was very nice and they have some amazing cakes that looked like your grandma made. Taste real good too! Nothing fancy and looks like a lot of locals hang out there. Definitely recommend.

I have to say, I loved the ambiance of Gavaghans. I am not entirely an Irish pub kind of girl, but…read morewhen you are in Rome you do what the Romans do, right? And in Sebring, that means you walk into the cool Irish pub on the circle and soak it all in. The interior alone makes it worth the visit. Dark wood, warm lighting, that cozy tucked-away pub feel that makes you forget you are in the middle of Florida. It feels transported. It is one of those places in Sebring that you just have to see because it is so unexpectedly cool inside. Service was great. I was there for a quick in and out, so I sat at the bar and kept it simple with a chicken Caesar salad. Nothing fancy. For the price, it was very fair, and the flavor held up. No complaints. It did exactly what it needed to do, which was give me a solid meal in a comfortable setting without overcomplicating things. Now let's talk about Sebring itself. Sebring is one of those towns in the middle of nowhere Florida where you find yourself thinking, "I wonder what it would be like to live here?" while also scratching your head a little. It reminds me of The Villages before The Villages became The Villages. There is a concept there. It is adorable. It is charming. And most of the time, it is very, very quiet. Personally, I would go stir crazy living there full time. But I can absolutely see the appeal. And to be fair, Sebring is not always sleepy. It comes alive during major events like the legendary 12 Hours of Sebring at Sebring International Raceway, which draws racing fans from all over the world. There is also the Sebring Soda Festival, the Highlands County Fair, and various car shows and seasonal events that suddenly flood the town with energy. During those times, I imagine the entire vibe shifts. If I were to come back, it would be for one of those big events or for some serious antique shopping, because that is where this area quietly shines. Gavaghans fits perfectly into that Sebring personality. Cozy. A little unexpected. Solid. Worth stepping into. Even if you are not an Irish pub person, it is one of those spots that makes you think, okay... I get it.

I recently met a friend for dinner on a weekday. We both live within walking distance of the Circle…read moreDowntown. It was a first visit for my friend. We sat ourselves at a table nearest a window. The place is dimly lit. We placed our order at the bar. We did not wait long for our meal. We each had the Cesar Salad with Bacon bits and a glass of red wine. The salad was a generous portion, fresh and crisp with just the right amount of housemade dressing. We each ate half of the salad and took the remaining home. The place was quiet with only one other table seated. We were able to converse with each other in a relaxed and unhurried atmosphere. It was a most pleasant evening. I recommend Gavaghans and plan to return on a weekend when the place might have a more livelier vibe.

I've heard many great things about this golfing restaurant, but closing at 2PM on a Saturday…read morenegates a good review. Even the seniors of Sebring need more.

Awesome food and service! They have them Best and largest Burrito in Highlands County.read more

Twice we have come to this restaurant and twice it has been closed during its posted open hours. I…read morewould have loved to try it, as i have heard some good things about it, but we will never know. Once, I will try again, twice, I am finished!

Been in a couple times. Always a decent meal and the servers are friendly. Not to mention it's a…read morefew mins away. Hours are a bit strange. But it's all good. Since the food is consistent and always has been hot when served.

Stop - Turn around and go to Sophie's. It will be better than the restaurant you are about to walk…read moreinto. We had fajitas and pork steak with black beans and rice ( fantastic) Only complaint was the pizza empanada. Almost no filling in it. Would have rather paid another dollar and gotten more inside.

Wonderful brunch at Sophie's Café! This was my second visit…read moreto Sophie's Café, and both times have been excellent. I was in Sebring visiting friends who recommended the spot, so we went for Sunday brunch and loved it. The breakfast and coffee were delicious, portions were generous without being overwhelming, and the prices felt fair. The restaurant itself is beautiful, and our server was friendly and attentive, making the experience even better. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in Sebring!

Finding my way in the more rural areas of our fine state for work - and literally driving there and…read moremy meetings on an empty stomach - I found Cody's on the recommendation of a Yelp bro & stopped for a late lunch / early dinner before heading back to the 305. The decor is classic 50s roadside diner with old license plates on the wall, an old pickup truck outside and a TV on ESPN by my table. The menu is classic Americana / diner fare with a southern touch. I'd been on an empty stomach through my 3 hour drive and meetings, so by the time I sat down to eat, I almost would have even eaten the paper the menu was written on :) Since it was a little bit on the chilly side, I started with their hearty cup of baked potato soup, deliciously loaded with cheese & bacon bits in a stew. Their warm, buttery and fluffy rolls topped with cinnamon butter were worth every single gram of carbs and almost functioned as a dessert themselves. Then came my yummy main dish, a roasted half chicken with just the right amount of skin and garnished with a smoky barbecue sauce. It was a sizable bird, taking up a nice bit of plate real estate, though leaving just enough room for a warm and topped with butter sweet potato. Needless to say, I still had room for dessert, and enjoyed their Keylime pie. Mal, my waitress, was very pleasant and I didn't have to wait for soda refills. Plating was also on time. I noticed they also had a Valentine's Day local special. It seems like this is a happening place in Sebring and I'd stop by next time I'm in the area.

What an amazing Resturant!!!! The Resturant is soooo cool, it has a bunch of knickknacks and…read morememorabilia that are sure cool!!!!! I love the ambience, food and the Service we received from the moment we walked in the door till the moment we left was awesome! Our waitress Raynie V. was amazing!!! we will definitely be coming back, especially on Monday for the meatloaf!!!

We originally were walking to the restaurant next door but saw this place and it was very inviting…read more I walked in to check out the menu and received a warm invitation from our waitress, Valerie. We decided to stay for lunch - the pictures on the menu do not do this place justice. The food looked even BETTER when it came out. The food was hot, delicious, very generous portions and some of the best sauces I've ever had. My only disappointment is that they do not make you aware of the charge for refills. I think $3.00 for an iced tea refill is a little excessive. But it was a small price to pay for the overall experience.

Found this place by chance, While hungry hits on our way…read morehome from a Miami drive... The service was good- friendly. Loved the llamas everywhere friendly wooden looking floors. Rustic look - definitely felt homey. The food was good. Really liked the anticucho (beef skewers)with the papa à la huancaina- potatoes and the yellow sauce delicious Saw they have a dancing floor that would love to checkout in the near future Great location and parking around

So we came here based off my friends recommendations as it's the best steak place that's not like a…read moreRuth Chris. So we came here and were sat down immediately. We met our waitress. Very nice, tall blonde. She was very honest. She told us the steaks aren't local. She then told us about the fries that are hand cut everyday aren't crisp. They're more flimsy. She also let us know they make 3 homemade salad dressings. We ordered the fried pickles first. They came out small cut, with ranch dressing and seasoned well. I actually liked them. We then ordered our meal. We picked our steak of the rib eye 18 oz. We ordered it medium rare. Steak also came with 2 sides or you can get up charged for other items. I got fries and the mashed potatoes. My wife got her 2 sides as she was also charged 6 dollars for 2 sides and a salad. She got the baked potato and cabbage. The steak came out perfect. Good char on it. Medium rare was good. I liked it a lot. Not tough. The fries like she said came out limp. They weren't bad. Mashed potatoes were good. Nothing to write home about. My wife said the bake potato was good. And the cabbage was ok. The waitress was attentive and made sure our drinks were full when needed. Overall, I'd say the food was a 4.4 with the salad being a small plate with normal stuff. The fries were also missing that crunch factor. The mashed potatoes were ok. The steak is what saved it and the pickles.

Visited this place with two friends after an enthusiastic endorsement from a local and was not…read moredisappointed. Creamy house-made ranch paired well with our fried gator appetizer. The gator itself tasted rather plain and uninteresting. The burgers are substantial, cooked and seasoned well, and the toppings are fresh. It's a little quirky to offer both crinkle cut and hand cut fries, but I can vouch for the hand cut fries being good. The sweet tea is real here, and I took a cup to go. Service was kind and genuine. The dining area was comfortable enough and full of local flair. I decided to deduct one star due to the lack of unique flavor from the food. Everything tasted fresh and good, but nothing special.