Made our annual trip to GA for Christmas. Actually went to Who Cares three times on this trip. Love…read morethe bartenders, Morgan Frances and Kelly. The patrons are always very nice to us Hoosiers. We will be back on our next trip to visit our son and family.

The employees don't wash their hands. They have poo poo hands. The food and drinks are also…read moreterrible.

Very popular...usually a line to enter. Noisy, casual, fun atmosphere, very friendly staff. Food…read moreis abundantly sized but not particularly special or delicious. Best for burgers, salads.

I don't really get all the buzz about this place. The atmosphere is borderline and uninspiring. The…read morefood is good but not extraordinary in a couple of times I've been there. There's always a wait so it's really kind of lost on me. I live at Reynolds Lake Oconee, and much prefer the restaurants inside the gates.

Sadly, it has closed for good. They announced it on Nextdoor today. Health seems to have been part…read moreof the reason, but apparently business wasn't thriving.

Great place for drinks (craft beer and liquor). Friendly owner. Laud back atmosphere.read more

Hands down the best deal for food on the lake. Why spend $18 for a hamburger at Gabbys? You can't…read morego wrong with $1 beer too.

best burger i ever had there bourbon glaze is amazing there truffle fries are great too. staff were…read moresuper kind. would recommend coming here

As always, Lake Oconee Bistro did not disappoint! Marlus is a great and attentive waiter who made…read moreexcellent gluten free option suggestions not marked on the menu. The Lavender Blueberrty Moscow Mule is phenomenal! And so was the Spinach Goat Cheese pizza on cauliflower crust. We also wholeheartedly enjoyed the awesome Steakhouse burger and Truffle Fries. The atmosphere here is very chill and relaxed with people from all walks of life - after pickleball, signing contracts, or enjoying sports and the bar.

Wait staff was so friendly , restaurant was clean and food was delicious !!! We will be returning…read more!!!

Nice atmosphere, pleasant server and the pizza was good. Menu has a nice variety for families. Good…read moreoption at the lake if you live in the area.

The view and atmosphere was nice and relaxing right on the lake.. We were excited to try dining…read morehere, expecting top Ritz quality tier food, but it was not even close. The server was nice, yet took forever to attend to us. We ordered the Cajun shrimp bucket, didn't expect it to be cold cocktail, we thought it would be hot boiled. The snapper was tough like chicken, we sent it back for another which was better. I had a hard time figuring out what to order, nothing really amazing stood out. Wings and Rasta pasta were decent and were big servings. Queso tacos were good. Drinks were strong. This was very lacking.

You arrive at the Ritz and the valets act like they're your personal valet. Outstanding. You walk…read morein and go to the wrong (amazing) restaurant and the wait staff walk you over to the restaurant you're looking for: Gaby's by the lake. Outstanding service. Gaby's is a lake front restaurant that does not let you down. The staff is top notch and the food is perfect for a lake side restaurant. It's the view and service that made this getaway amazing! Highly recommended!!

Sadly, it appears that Amici is reverting back to poor service and really long wait times. Our…read moreserver was great, but when you're the only one working and a kitchen that decides to prepare food only during TV commercials, you get a less than stellar experience. One of our orders was missed and the replacement took over 30 minutes. This is not surprising as the turnover at this restaurant must be over 100%. It's a different face/crew every time you go. I believe that this is now corporately owned, so please be better or you'll be regulated like all of the other restaurants in Greensboro that shuttered due to poor service.

I want to say this place in Greensboro is one of the best when it comes to their pizza. The one…read morething I find very unique tis this was my first time trying a sweet thai pizza . And I have to say it is very sweet and has bit of a spicy kick to it.But I liked it. It also came with spaghetti and for dessert I had donuts raspberry and chocolate sauces. The wonderful part about it is that the service was wonderful along with the ambiance here. There was hardly anyone here.And honestly that was one of the best parts about it that way you can go ahead and get your order and go. I highly recommend it , especially if you're ever in the greensborough area I highly recommend it, especially if you're ever in the Greensboro area.

Pleasant casual pristine pad sitting @ Church St off the esoteric Covington Square gardens :/…read moreBar area super comfortable & led by bartender Tiffany. Most diverse selection of crafts on tap. Looking for a drink not on menu, she gots it :) Would suggest the Shrimp Po Boy or Fried Grouper, or Any of their countless taco variations.. Additional Sweet Potato Fries / Seasoned sautéed Veggies.. nailed it.

Tonight we made our way to The Social Goat in Covington, Georgia. Before we even get to the food,…read morethis is the kind of restaurant that has a personality all its own. Goat-themed artwork is scattered throughout the restaurant, including some fun paintings that immediately caught our attention. The atmosphere feels more like a cozy tavern than a traditional taco restaurant, with dark wood, booths, and a comfortable setting that invites you to settle in and stay awhile. One interesting piece of local history is the building itself. We learned that in 1906, this building housed an antique market. Think about that for a moment. If someone was selling antiques here in 1906, some of those "antiques" might have been from the 1800s. More than a century later, the building is still serving visitors, although these days the focus is tacos rather than antiques. Covington itself is worth mentioning. The city has become known as Georgia's Hollywood of the South, with more than 100 movies and television productions filmed here over the years. Fans of The Vampire Diaries and Sweet Magnolias will recognize many locations around town. If you're visiting the area, there is plenty to see before or after dinner. Our server for the evening was Jordan, who provided friendly service throughout the meal. The menu features eleven different taco varieties, which immediately created a dilemma. Narrowing the choices down to just three was not easy. We ultimately chose the Fried Fish Taco, the Philly Taco, and the Sesame Ribeye Taco. The tacos are available as a trio, allowing you to sample three different varieties on one platter. The meal also came with chips, salsa, and queso, making it easy to share and compare flavors. Let's start with the Fried Fish Taco because it ended up being my favorite of the three. The fish itself had excellent flavor and was cooked just right. The taco was topped with a sauce that brought a unique flavor to the experience, and the crunchy slaw added texture that worked beautifully with the fish. Every component contributed something to the overall bite. This was the taco that surprised me the most and ultimately earned the top spot in my personal ranking. The Philly Taco finished a very close second. If you're a fan of Philly cheesesteaks, you'll immediately understand the appeal. Loaded with shaved ribeye, peppers, onions, and cheese, it delivered exactly the flavors I was hoping for. It was rich, satisfying, and packed with flavor. Sometimes simple combinations work for a reason, and this taco proved that point. The Sesame Ribeye Taco was the most unique of the three. The sesame-soy flavor was bold and immediately noticeable. I enjoyed the flavor profile and appreciated that it took the taco in a different direction than what I typically experience. Rather than trying to imitate a traditional taco, it offered something distinct and memorable. Anyone looking for a creative twist on a taco will likely find this one especially interesting. One thing I appreciated about the trio platter was the opportunity to compare very different flavor profiles side by side. The Fried Fish Taco offered a balance of fish, sauce, and crunch. The Philly Taco delivered familiar comfort-food flavors. The Sesame Ribeye Taco brought a bold and unique flavor profile to the table. Each taco had its own personality, which made the comparison part of the fun. The chips were crisp, the salsa was fresh, and the queso provided a nice complement to the tacos. Combined with the trio platter, it was more than enough food for a satisfying meal. The Social Goat manages to be more than just a taco stop. Between the historic building, the goat-themed decor, the welcoming tavern atmosphere, and a menu filled with creative options, it offers an experience that stands out from the typical restaurant visit. If we return, and there is a good chance we will, there are still eight taco varieties left for us to investigate. The Social Goat Tavern 1115 Church Street Covington, GA 30014