First of all, friendliest, most efficient service I have had in so long. Makes me want to come back…read moreeach day I am here. Both Vershawn and Maria have been more than amazing and the food has not let me down one bit. Great variety in the menu and great drink offerings as well.Delicious. Highly recommend! So well run and wide variety of offerings.

Kept it simple. Ordered the wing appetizer with Carolina Gold bbq sauce. Nicely cooked and not…read moreoverly sauced. Followed that up by sharing nachos with my dining partner. We barely made a dent in that big pile. I appreciate that the cheese sauce was spread around the nachos, not heaped in the middle. I finished with grilled shrimp tacos. Excellent. Janet our hostess was top notch and her partner at the bar was super friendly. The space was busy with a baby shower in the next room but everyone seemed well taken care of. Overall I enjoyed it better than I expected to. I look forward to my next visit.

We celebrated Mother's Day at Napa at Kingsley and it was truly a perfect experience from beginning…read moreto end. The atmosphere and the view were absolutely beautiful, the food was amazing, and the drinks were fantastic. Our server, Yeti, was outstanding. He was incredibly attentive to detail, explained the menu so well, had so much patience with us, and suggested wonderful dishes for us to try. You can really tell he cares about giving guests a great experience. I was a little worried that because it was Mother's Day we might feel rushed, but not at all. Everything felt relaxed, welcoming, and thoughtfully paced. The manager was also so friendly and kind, which made the experience even more special. We left so impressed and happy. I would recommend this place 100 times over, and I definitely can't wait to come back -- and ask for Yeti again! Wow... just amazing!

Very disappointed in what Napa has become…read more. I am never one to post things like this because I work in the service industry. I know people and places have their off days and am very understanding. With that said, I'm actually appalled with the way my parents were treated at Napa today on their anniversary. Back story- I ate at Napa 6 years ago for my prom dinner in a large group and everything was great, so i recommended they go there. Unfortunately for them, there's been major changes and apparently for the worse. They came in and were offered a toast for their anniversary. They were the only table in there and service already seemed pretty slow. After receiving the complimentary wine and bread, they asked about the mussels. The server came back a while later (again no one else to be served in there) and told them the mussels needed to be shucked and couldn't be served... I feel like I don't even have to explain why that seems like a blatant lie, when specifically Napa's mussels are served in the shell (steamed) and not shucked. I could be wrong about that, I don't work in Napa's kitchen, but the real problem was after that. The server then never came back after 20-30 minutes. My parents sat there debating "should we leave, should we stay?"... Ultimately deciding to leave, they ran into the server on the way out. To keep the peace, they told him that something came up and they had to go. This server, knowing it was their anniversary, and knowing he just blatantly ignored them, responded with "yeah we already heard y'all talking about it" ?????? I'm sorry, what? You knew they were wondering where you were at, overheard them talking about it, and never went back over to do your job? Absolutely unacceptable and I am so truly embarrassed to have recommended Napa to them. This was their 2nd anniversary and they wanted to try something new. They originally had reservations at The Pump House, and those were canceled because of the weather. I told them they could try Napa, it's owned by the same people, and I had a great experience. Like I said, I know people and places have off days, but there is no fixing this experience for them. They never want to go back after being treated like they weren't wanted. Feels like a problem from the top down. I hope no one else's anniversaries are ruined because of managers who aren't paying attention to the floor they're supposed to be running. Edited - They are not still owned by the same people, but that is what I had thought originally when recommending.

This is a review about the food service during a Saturday music event…read more Michelle and I got there about 545p as the music starts at 6p. We set up our chairs then went inside to place our order. They have TWO lines. One just for beverages, beer, wine & spirits. Then a food line where you can get both. There was a young lady at the front of the line with a wireless device who took our order and money. Michelle got a Fort Millsner and I got a coke. The lady said: 'they will call your name for the drink order and we'll send you a text when the food comes out' After about 10 minutes, they called my name and ONLY the coke came out. We waited for another 5 minutes waiting for the beer to be called, we never got called. I went back up to the counter and explained what happened and they immediately poured a Fort Millsner. We waited another 20 minutes for our food to come out. I got the 3 salmon tacos and Michelle got the Greenway salad. She said it was 'OK'. The flour tortillas were very dry and there was very little salmon on them. Very little pico de gallo and not much avocado flavor, disappointed. All in all we missed about 40 minutes of the concert performance. VERY disappointed with the lack of service. You're not allowed to bring in outside food or beverage. They can do better. There are SO MANY other things to do in Fort Mill so I hope they can turn it around.

What a lovely dining/drinks spot right in the middle of Anne Springs Close Greenway! I popped in…read morebefore my hike for a quick lunch and loved the hummus bowl + chicken salad... very flavorful and filling. They seemed to have a wide range of coffee and beer options as well, and all the other food dishes I saw on the menu and on others' plates looked great, too. Only piece of constructive criticism would be that the staff member who was keying in my order was a bit slow (but it was clear she was training so it wasn't a bit deal, and she was very nice). I'll definitely be back!

Went for my birthday 79. My NYC family couldn't believe the prices. . My shrimp and grits made me…read morethink of New Orleans. Everything was excellent. I loved the bread pudding.

Second time here, second time underwhelmed…read more The team went out for an evening dinner and some camaraderie. Very good time with everyone. A smattering of different opinions on the food. The menu is fairly deep and wide. Obviously, with the name of the restaurant, they offer a good variety of seafood options. Their specials for the evening both were seafood. Like the last time here they recommended the Chilean Seabass. What a shock, it's the most expensive item on the menu. Three people got it, they all said it was OK to good. I ordered the blackened mahi-mahi. By the description, it sounded good, I've had it other places, I've enjoyed it. Well, there's always a first time that it wasn't very good. That bs this time. To start, the portion size is decent. I understand we were a fairly large group, but they need to figure out a way to bring the food out at least warm. The most disappointing part of the fish was how dry it was. The second most disappointing part about the fish was how it lacked blackened seasoning. One other person also got the same menu item and had the exact same comments. I did start out with a side salad and it was acceptable. The lettuce was not too flimsy. It included goat cheese and candied pecans. Their house dressing, which was a vinaigrette, tasted bitter. We ordered five different appetizers. No super compliments on the any of them. I didn't try them all. I did try the crab cakes, they seemed to be missing crab. I paid the bill. When the server asked me, how was everything? I replied "not very good". She didn't care to ask what the issue was.

I REALLY liked this place…read more Didn't expect much because it looked liked a bar pub from the outside but from the moment you see the menu you know. Excellent sushi rolls, seasonal and a everything, the coconut Ceviche was incredible, the cocktails were superb. Definitely recommended!

Came for lunch with hubby, and sat right away. Cute little place and not hard to find.. parking in…read morethe back. Only one person making food and one server/bartender. My ticket says her name was Nancy; she didn't introduce herself. I didn't like that she did not take orders from patrons in the order they arrived, she worked from the front. Since we were at the last table, others who came in after us placed their order while we just sat and waited. When she finally came to us, I asked about any specials. She showed that the poke bowls are $10. I got the ahi tuna one. It was very delicious. I saw a smoked peach old fashioned. It was ok. I guess the peach is smoked ahead of time and turned into a syrup, because my drink did not get smoked at all. Hubby bought a corona. Service of course was non existent because she was doing almost everything herself! I had to ask for more water on this 95+ degree day. Her busy ness is not her fault, that falls on management/scheduling. Tvs stay on sports. Looks like they have an upstairs space too. I can image they are packed for happy hour. I am rarely in this town, so I cannot say Ill be back. But I will recommend for others to go try!

The last two times I've been to Jekyll & Hyde were elite for completely different reasons…read more Second‑to‑last visit, we'd been having way too much fun wandering around Waxhaw and fully lost track of time. Like, "how is it this late?" energy. We rolled into Jekyll & Hyde expecting the bare minimum--and instead got a staff that was still upbeat, friendly, and actually excited to help us pick food. Everything came out fresh and delicious, which honestly felt like a small miracle given how late it was. Then we went back on St. Patrick's Day, aka controlled chaos. The place was slammed, but the bartenders were absolute pros--friendly, fast, and somehow still smiling. They even had Irish dancers, which took the night from "fun" to "this is why we came out." Both visits were a blast. Whether you accidentally wander in late or show up for a full holiday circus, Jekyll & Hyde delivers good vibes and a good time.

We had a great time here for my husband's birthday! The prices are reasonable and the menu is…read morefamily friendly. I absolutely loved the presentation of my gunslinger cocktail - it was basically a fancy, smoky old fashioned. The street is nice to walk on with some art installations along the way. It was a nice touch that they gave my husband a free red velvet cupcake for his birthday!

We were very disappointed in the service here. The only thing we ordered was a wine bottle for $36…read more Our waitress came over, popped it open, and spilled about half the bottle. It was moscotto and looked like it had been shaken because it continually overflowed the bottle, so much so she put it in the ice box to contain it. There was wine on the table, floor, and (of course) the ice box. All she said was "That never happens." No apology, no offer to replace the bottle (we lost at least a glass and a half of wine), and no discount. I decided not to ask for manager purely because we were with friends and I didn't want this to become the "focus." On top of this, however, service was generally bad. We didn't order food, but it took about 10 minutes for our friends to have their order taken, another 20 for food to come out, another 10 for one person's food to arrive (she had a pizza that should've cooked the quickest), an extended period for the offer of the check and grabbing our cards. The only positive is the food seems good (based off of our friends), but that's it. I personally would never reccomend this establishment due to the lack of courtesy and attentiveness.

While Mrs. K. gets her hair done at Ulta nearby, I usually wander over to The Casual Pint, but it's…read morenow closed and I'm genuinely bummed about losing that little routine. This time, I ended up at The Wine Shop just down the way and it turned out to be a great second option, the kind of place that feels immediately comfortable even when you're showing up solo with time to fill. It was pretty busy for a Sunday afternoon, but I found a seat at the bar where I was warmly greeted and with a big glass of water set down before I even had to ask. I ordered a glass of the Malbec with an Argentina label and paired it with the pimento cheese that arrives bubbling in a skillet alongside a huge pile of pita wedges that could easily feed two people if you were so inclined. The wine was absolutely excellent, the cheese was hot and spicy in all the right ways, and before I knew it, my phone buzzed with the text that Mrs. K. was ready to be picked up. We'll be back to Ulta soon enough and when that happens, I'll be right here at The Wine Shop, settling in and waiting it out with no complaints at all. [Review 159 of 2026 - 4549 in North Carolina - 25349 overall]

Paco's is a great spot in Fort Mill Kingsley. It's…read moredefinitely upscale corporate, but the food is amazing I got three tacos that all were excellent a Barbacoa, and El Pastor and a chicken all three were at A+. The black beans were perfectly done. And a surprise win of the evening they have Shinner Bock beer on tap, which I've never seen in North Carolina only in bottles and even then it's hard to find and it was ice cold and delicious almost worth the tripping of itself throwing the tacos yes, 100% going back It was a Tuesday night, so it was noisy busy taco Tuesday ambiance and the service was very good.

The house punch was very interesting. I had a very cool flavor profile that I appreciated. If you…read moredon't like bitter things you might not like it. It wasn't my favorite, but It was fun to drink! I was here for a party and got here late so the food was cold. It tasted fine otherwise I think!