Voodoo chips 19/10 off the charts My lemonade was amazing…read more100/10 It is a nice little deli Nice staff Nice people Cookie was 10/10 My sister and me had a great time I love the little view from the window I love it

Cute little sandwich shop! The inside is relatively small, but there's tables for a good number of…read morepeople to sit both inside and outside. You place your order at the counter before seating yourself. The people behind the counter were sweet and helpful. We ordered the pink skies drink, which they advertised as tasting similar to a Starbucks pink drink. To me, it tasted more like a strawberry daiquiri. It was sweet and not super creamy. It had a strawberry puree, which gave it the sweet taste. The Italian sandwich had a great flavor - it had a sweet Italian dressing, mayo on the bread, fresh lettuce, cheese, and several meats including baloney, salami, and pepperoni. The bread was soft and fresh. The cucumber salad got a little soggy in the vinegar mix. They were perfectly salty, but could have been a bit more sweet for my personal taste.

We were traveling from VA to Fla and picked a random restaurant for lunch. This turned out to be a…read morevery lucky day for us. GCK turned out to be excellent. We had the buffet and were pleasantly surprised by everything offered. Adding to the food the service we received was great. So much so that I ask the waitress Dee if she owned the restaurant believing nobody would be so attentive unless they did. She did not. GCK is worth the stop and is a place we look forward to going back to.

Rain has a way of making you hungrier for the right kind of food. We walked into Georgia Comfort…read moreKitchen off I-95 on one of those gray, damp Georgia afternoons, and from the first bowl of gumbo, the weather outside stopped mattering entirely. We ordered off the menu rather than the buffet -- though both were available and the buffet looked well-stocked and genuinely tempting. My husband had the Shrimp & Grits: Georgia shrimp over stone-ground grits with andouille sausage, peppers, onions, bacon, and a sherry cream sauce. Rumor had it that was the move, and the rumor was right. The grits alone were the kind you don't stop talking about -- velvety, deeply seasoned, the kind of base that makes everything sitting on top of it taste better than it already is. I went with the fried catfish, a side of mac and cheese, and a bowl of gumbo. Honest take: the catfish itself was good -- the fish was fresh and well-flavored -- but the batter had gone a little soggy, which kept it from landing where it could have. That's the kind of thing that varies by timing, not kitchen quality. The mac and cheese, though, was exactly what you want: cheesy without being gluey, hot all the way through, properly indulgent. And the gumbo -- chicken and sausage, rich and built with patience -- was the best thing on my side of the table. On a rainy afternoon in coastal Georgia, it was exactly right. Then there was the cornbread, served with peach cobbler butter. That detail alone tells you something about how this kitchen thinks. It's not an afterthought. It completed everything around it. I'm not from the South, and I won't pretend to have a lifetime of comparison points. But there's a kind of food that makes you feel like you were born into it anyway -- like your body already knew what it was tasting. That's what happened here. Good for road trippers, families, rainy days, and anyone who needs a real meal after a long stretch of highway. Four stars, with the grits alone pulling hard toward four and a half.

Out of all the restaurants Ive tried pho, this spot is my favorite. The broth is amazing. The owner…read moreand his wife service is amazing everything about this restaurant I love.

Food and service are great! Could use an upgrade on the ambiance…read more Got the Pho but there's a lot to choose from.

Great service--our server helped me navigate through the gluten free options. Food was great, nice…read moresize portions. Relaxed vibe.

I was craving hotpot in chilly weather during our trip to Savannah and we went to this restaurant…read morein historic district. We tried Hotpot, Udon noodles and tea. Everything was good and satiated our needs.

Place is super cute. Counter order and pickup, large variety of bagels and sandwiches. Service…read morewas fast. I had the breakfast bagel sandwiches and it was delicious. We will go back

Does not disappoint. This place is consistently a great spot to grab a bite on the go, or sit and…read moreeat of course. Service super and the selection of bagels is excellent.

It's definitely a hidden gem! We had reservations and were promptly greeted and seated upon…read morearrival. We started with the signature tandoor octopus, crispy wontons, and spanakopita. I enjoyed all the appetizers, but the crispy wontons were absolutely top tier! For my entrée, I had the Pomegranate Braised Lamb (Tashrib), and it was amazing--tender, flavorful, and beautifully presented. Everyone raved over their food but everyone that had the lamb said it was unmatched. It's a savory dish that you just can't get enough of. The décor is stunning, the customer service was excellent, and the attention to detail throughout the experience really stood out. We were told the menu changes regularly, which makes me even more excited to return and try something new. I definitely recommend Silk Route--it's a beautiful dining experience all around!

Amazing! I was invited to experience the newly renovated bar inside Silk Route, and it was…read moreabsolutely stunning. Afterwards, I enjoyed dinner in the restaurant along with a couple of delicious drinks. For my main course, I had the Nomad Duck--an incredible dish that I even tried convincing the staff to make a permanent menu item because it was that good! The presentation was gorgeous, and the duck was cooked to perfection.

My name is Blythe Thatherton. Yes, THE Blythe Thatherton, son of Crenshaw Thatherton. Anyway, I am…read morethe residing president of the Gentleman's Turtleneck club, and I am always looking for a restaurant to host my Turtleneck Society club meetings once a month. Most restaurants laugh and don't really try to help me. However, A lad by the name of C.J. Simmons, manager of Panera Bread just went above and beyond to make sure I was comfortable and I really could not ask for a better person or restaurant to host my monthly meetings.The restaurant, first of all, was immaculately clean and the food even looked clean and fresh. Doth thy Don a Turtleneck to eat a clean sandwich? Why yes, M'Lady. the employees were so friendly, and C.J. even carried our food out to our table when it was ready. My only complaint is that the employees were not wearing turtlenecks! Ha! That's the turtleneck humor for you! I am donning a mustard colored turtleneck, which signifies that I am the president. Let it be known, from this day Henceforth, that Panera bread in statesboro ga has delicious clean fresh food and a clean restaurant, and will be THE location of the monthly Turtleneck society meetings. Thank you Mr. C.J.! Lastly, as we always say, Tis' a Gentleman's Neck to Don A Turtleneck.

Bakery has gone way down hill in both quality and portion size. I've had a few bad experiences at…read morePanera in Statesboro GA, mostly due to poor customer service or bad management, but I never had any issues with the quality of their food or bakery items in the past. The pastries used to be excellent, especially the oversized croissants, bear claws, and cinnamon swirls. So it had been a while, but I used their drive-thorough today to order two croissants and two bear claws. Was I ever shocked when I got home and saw what passes for a Panera croissant and pastry now. Each croissant was about 4 inches across and sliced in half, which I didn't request or want, and they looked like prepackaged soggy grocery store items. The croissants were claggy not flakey. The bear claws were about half the size they used to be and were billed as almond pastry instead. They tasted nothing like the pastries from a few years ago. Just awful, cheap tasting junk. $15.44 for four generic grocery store pastries. Never again.