I came here for lunch after exploring Isom's Orchard over fall break with my parents. This was a…read morethird choice after we struck out at Ramona J's (closed for fall break) and Dairy Delite (only had hot dogs and mom and I didn't want a hot dog that day). This restaurant is located on the square downtown. There's a seating area in front that's really cute, with swings and such. The inside is really nice and comfortable and vibey, plus very spacious! It has at least a loft and seems like it would be a great place to have a drink and listen to some music. It was quiet for lunch on a Thursday, with maybe two other parties aside from us dining. We didn't see any staff for a while, but one of the fellow diners encouraged us to sit anywhere. Eventually, Jaycee came out and quickly got us set up. She was professional and pleasant. It seemed like she was the only person working but our experience didn't suffer because of it. The menu has apparently been recently expanded. It has sandwiches and other bar food, as well as stir fries. We were all in the mood for burgers, so my parents split a burger and fries and I got my own. It's a two patty smash burger and comes with cheese; you can add additional toppings for a small extra cost. I kept it to cheese and ketchup. I think my parents added onions and mustard and maybe something else. They liked their burger better than I liked mine. Mine was very overcooked and dry, so overcooked it had an unpleasantly charbroiled/burnt flavor and crisp. The fries were okay but unremarkable, kind of like a middle of the road McDonald's French fry experience. The food wasn't bad really, but I wouldn't return for a burger. Overall, seems more like an alehouse (as the name suggests). It would definitely be a good spot to meet with friends and enjoy a drink.

Athens Alehouse has upped their ambiance game! Not that there was anything wrong with their…read moreprevious location around the corner - it just felt cramped and their "patio" area out front was tiny. Although I did not read their new dining menu, at a glance it was really extensive compared to their previous location's dining options. Back to the interior. The ceilings are really pretty and honor the historic nature of the new location. Also, it is very very spacious! The ceilings are high, and there is a second-floor loft I did not explore; however, it appeared to be very spacious! The General Manager who was working yesterday said they have a third floor that is not finished yet. The light fixtures were lovely, and the front porch is completely covered and has a variety of seating options including individual swings! The patio has several hard-topped tables with lacquered tops that overly numerous beer bottle caps. They were really cute! So yeah, the patio would be a nice place to hang out, except I'm 99 percent sure it faces east so the sun could be a problem. The bar was a nice size and indoors featured less in quantity, but similar taps that dispensed both wine by the ounce and beers. I think there were four taps and I don't know the system to get a drink from the taps, it's probably a credit card bracelet driven system. The previous location had displays of both beers and wines (both with chilled options in coolers) from which to select for "to go" purchases. This iteration of the alehouse doesn't have any displays like this. They do sell bottles of wine through the bartender and the General Manager told me you can order bottles of wine through their website at a discount. This would be a nice place for a book club to meet, or any sizeable family gathering and it seemed like I saw some games, patio-styled games for children. The G.M., Fallon, was very accommodating, friendly, and greeted me immediately. The service was 1000 percent better at this location than the previous one. The wines I bought were very overpriced. I was quoted $32.00 for a bottle of Chardonnay and was actually billed $36.00, and their Vinho Verde is highway robbery at $24.00 - when other wine shops and Publix sell a similar Vinho Verde for $10.00-$12.00. Also, do know their per glass (of wine) prices were less expensive than their bottled prices. This doesn't even make sense. Clearly, they have changed their focus to providing more of an "in house" experience.

Great local place Tommie Gale one of the servers/bartenders is awesome. Food is awesome and the…read moreowners always take the time to greet you and make you feel welcome

A small hole in the wall bar where bikers and the local country folk gather to enjoy a cold beer…read moreand good conversation. I only stopped here as part of a poker run by a local motorcycle club. It has a locals-only feel but that's because it's Toney

I was in town for a work conference and ventured out on St Patrick's day to try some local bars…read more Stumbled by this place just walking around. This place is what you would expect for a dive bar. Cold, cheap drinks and great service!! Honestly the service was incredible. Super chill and friendly staff. There was live acoustic music but wasn't too loud so you could have a conversation with friends. Got some fried bar food which was also good. If I'm ever back in town, definitely will come here!

This is a great little dive bar. They don't have cocktail menus, which always throws me off because…read moreI'm not a creative cocktail orderer. Thank god my friend had a plan haha and ordered us the French 75. They have live music on weekends, but it's such a small place it's too loud to actually have a conversation. I would definitely go back though.

Ok so this is an update on my review from 2 years ago. I am extremely disappointed in this business…read moreand will not be back. This was a great place once when Robert was co owner of the 113. Sense he has sold out and moved on this place has changed drastically. The last time I was there the selection of cigars wasn't that good. It seems like they have gone back to their Daddy Dukes Cigar ways and only bring in what the owner likes or what their members like. That's fine but to stay competitive with the other businesses you need to bring in what they bring in and compete that way. I'm sorry 113 Club but the Little Cigar Shop has stepped up their game and has out classed you by miles. The Little cigar shop offers a larger selection of cigars and does more not only with their members but non members as well. Maybe if you opened up your restaurant and bar that just seem to be wasted unused space, you might be able to up your game and compete. The little cigar shop sits within a 1 to 3 minute walk from 6 restaurants. You on the other hand stay isolated on Grant street and don't seem to put out an effort to draw any attention to yourself for new customers. So if you're looking for a poor selection of cigars and want to be away from everything else then the 113 Club is for you.

Nice place and giving smokers room to enjoy their space not bad at all. And probably visiting some…read moreother times

My favorite sister and I had a great belated birthday lunch for her here at Salty Cod on a fairly…read morequiet and fairly slow Friday that I took off work for - which is rare for me! She enjoyed two lovely cups of their coffee and then I think water, and I had some vino since she was driving. We split a 10 ounce filet mignon (which is not on the lunch menu but is available if you ask for it) and it was beyond delicious! I trusted our excellent server (I think her name was Holly) to select the cut of meat for sister and me from the butcher shoppe, Corkshire, and it was beyond excellent!! It was just as good, if not better than the filet I split with my Sorority Sister when we came here for my birthday in February! Sister and I also shared their take on a bruschetta. It was good; however, for me, it was the "weak link" - I like a traditional bruschetta with buffalo mozzarella, balsamic, fresh ripened tomatoes, etc., and this was more akin to a charcuterie board on toasty bread slices. It looked beautiful! The meat topping was plentiful and lovely, it had more fat on it than I care to have. There was a sort of berry relish on another layer and that's where I called it quits on the bruschetta. My sister did enjoy it, though, which is what mattered! We ordered two mac and English cheddar cheese fritters for Sister, and she really really loved those! They were presented wrapped individually in their to go box, to keep each one warm, and again, Sister, loved them! Neither of us had room for desert which, since Salty Cod has a separate bakery/gelato shoppe, would have offered some delicious options! Thanks, Salty Cod, for another memorable, relaxing birthday celebration!

The Easter buffet was the best!…read more It was the usual sausage and scotch eggs, but it was very fun to taste the special event! The fresh cream of the French toast was fresh and very delicious！

Monday night steak night for the win. The bartender Baylie is the best. Loved the playlist.read more

What a neat venue. We came here after an event for a family meal. They have great area for larger…read moregroups, and even though we were a group of 10, they very easily accommodated a larger party at the same time, and there was plenty of room for more. Smaller tables were closer to the front so the large groups didn't bother/overwhelm with the noise. We had several shareables for the table including the pimento cheese balls, the Bavarian pretzel, and the loaded bar chips that could have easily been a meal themselves. I had the Reuben (surprise) and the sweet potato fries. The were a treat, and after all the shareables, I was able to take some fries and part of the Reuben home with me. Would love to go back and sit on the patio for happy hour one evening.

I found Irons and Ales from a Google search and am sure glad I did. First thing is that the…read moreatmosphere is light and friendly. The staff is fantastic and the regulars are welcoming. I was invited to join the dart league and plan to return. They had the screen sports, but I did not participate that night. Then there's the food. It was advised that I get the burgers were excellent. It may have been one of the best ones I've ever had. I highly recommend this place both for the food and the fun.

My wife and I had to wait 45 minutes for someone to take our order. We initially sat in front of…read morethe darts section, and then we moved a little closer to the main area. Additionally, they gave me the wrong food. Overall, a very disappointing experience and we were really looking forward to eating here.

Keith Yager is a great brewmaster. Love the beer. Too bad he cheated on his wife. Twice. :(read more

Great brewery, good band, great selection of locally beers, will return next time we come to the…read morearea. We would highly recommend !