They lose your order they take forever the is hit or miss the atmosphere is a bar the service is…read morehorrible the too busy handling online orders to help her customers she lets the children run the store. You're better off going to the local House of Pizza

Hole on the wall local neighborhood bat. The bottle beer of cold (no taps) and the drinks pours are…read moreconsistent from bartenders that you will absolutely love. Great personality and attentive. The food is, well interesting.....Asian Hood American . You get all the fried rice dishes, wings, burgers and a healthy dose of hypertension. The atmosphere works when you're in that mode. Touchtunes jukebox is on the wall usually banging out hip hop or R&B classics. There is a time and place for Blaneys when you're in that mood.

Worth every penny and then some! Had a shrimp broil and it was some of the best seafood I have ever…read morehad in all my years. You wouldn't think it by sight alone, but the food is absolutely worth a special trip. Service was also amazing.

Very nice service. Roomy dining area. The food was hot and tasty . Also felt the price was…read morecompetitive.

Awful service and tried to treat me like a criminal cause one of my $20 was torn but I had the…read moreother piece. the server also took her break while we were suppse to serviced. The manager was rude to me so I'll gp somewhere else. Not all people are criminals went to the dollar general and the lady taped it and kept moving.

Super clean, super friendly service. We ordered the 20 wings and raw fries special (1/2 hot, 1/2…read morelemon pepper), and fried mushrooms. Embarrassed to say we ate every single last bite. Very good! We'll be back!

Stopped by to try the pizza and chicken wings. The pizza was really good, fresh, flavorful, and…read moredefinitely the highlight of the meal. The chicken wings were okay, but they could use a little more seasoning to bring out the flavor and also preferred that the wings are all evenly sauced. Overall, it was a decent experience, and I'd come back for the pizza while hoping the wings improve. The service was good, the guy with the mustache was really funny. I only came to pick up so did not dine-in. The inside of the restaurant was well lit, updated amenities and had a nice patio on the side. Also, the new location is down the street, took me a minute to find the place. I think they need a road sign or something bigger on the new building because I've drove by it twice until I realized.

We went here for the first time since they moved into the new building down the street. Got there…read moreright at 11AM as they opened and the waitress took our order quickly. We split a large Philly Cheesesteak and had an order of onion rings. The rings came out in about 15 minutes and there really weren't many onion rings in the metal plate they were served in...maybe 6-8 onion rings. She also brought ketchup with them so we asked for some ranch sauce to dip them in....she brought that out to us. The Philly steak came out a bit before 11:30 and we thought it took a little long to make a cheesesteak. Along with the Cheesesteak she brought out another order of onion rings and said she thought the first order really didn't have enough onion rings. I was impressed that she was aware of it. We weren't really impressed with the cheesesteak. It was very "wet" mainly because the cheese was so runny. It was a light colored cheese, not sure what type, and the meat was very finely chopped up. The bread was good and held up to the wetness of the sandwich. My wife ate about half of her half and didn't like it. I considered it just "ok" and probably will try their pizza or another dish next time. I like the atmosphere of the older place more than the new building. It seems very cold..lots of large windows, small metal chairs and tables (no booths), and plywood ceilings (noisy when crowded according to friends that have benen there). They do have a nice patio outside...just wish the inside was more inviting.

Leo's is by far one of Sumter's best value places to eat for quality and for the dollar…read more Simply put, I think they have some of the best food in town. They're have some of the better chicken wings, wraps, and definitely the best raw chips in town. And if quality of food isn't what you think it is, the quantity is undisputed (they pack the to-go trays!). And if not that, they have the best prices for their food. $30 for 20 wings, a large side and 2 fountain drinks (dine-in only) is the best chicken wing deal in town that I've seen. In addition, being able to get their wraps and sides for roughly the same price as your typical fast food opt (and even less with the burger wrap option) Sumter has only so few local restaurants with the majority being local cha, but this has been one of my favorite places to go to. And if you go at night, you'll notice too because it's like family night there!

This was the first time trying their food at home we ordered online and i got the hamburger thats…read moreit just the sandwich it had lettuce, tomato, pickles and onion and some cheese, the burger was super thin like a school burger the bun was huge so more bread than burger and it is 10: 42 pm now i have been sick since i ate it literally sick to my stomach and using the restroom at the same time since i ate it the pain in my stomach is terrible. Needless to say i am very disappointed and sick now and will not ever eat herre again after this , i feel like it is food poison. I generally don't even do a review but this has made me sick and I don't know what it was the meat or something on this burger was not good and my body is letting me definitely know it . Amd please if your gonna make burgers don't serve paper thing Burger on a giant bun like this was just awful all the way around .

The chicken was fresh and definitely not dry, which I appreciated. Unfortunately, the food overall…read morelacked seasoning and just didn't have the flavor I was expecting. The banana pudding was a complete miss for me. I honestly wouldn't consider it traditional banana pudding. The texture and taste just weren't there, and I would skip it altogether. Ironically, the most enjoyable part of the meal was the store-bought rolls with the honey for dipping. Fresh food is a great start, but Southern food is about flavor. Unfortunately, this meal just didn't deliver for me.

The last Yogi Bear Honey Fried Chicken still open. I had to come and give it a try and do a short…read morevideo for YouTube , TikTok , and Instagram. I visited in March when I was vacationing and visiting family in NC and SC. I grew up in Bennettsville in the 70's and 80's , not far from here. My family never went here , so this was my first time trying it. I was told by many people in the comments of my videos that it's not the same as it was years ago. I guess they don't put honey in the batter anymore , supposedly because some people may have allergies. I was also told you can ask for honey to put on yourself , but I wasn't told or offered honey for my chicken when I ordered it. I ordered a 2 piece white , with rice and gravy , mashed potatoes and gravy , roll , banana pudding , and a soda. I was happy they gave me 2 breasts instead of a breast and wing. The breast were kind of small , but with the rest of the meal it filled me up. The chicken was okay , not juicy but not dry either. I was disappointed the batter had no honey flavor , but as I said I didn't know that they no longer put it on the batter , you have to ask for a side of honey. After I was finished my meal , I passed a gentleman at his table putting honey on his so I was like dang it ! The rice and gravy was kind of bland and so was the mashed potatoes and gravy. I did add pepper to both. The roll was your standard pre-made roll not homemade. Banana Pudding was a huge disappointment. Southern banana pudding is supposed to shine , but this tasted like out the box bland pudding with some Nilla Waffers on top and No Bananas. The dining room was clean except the drink fill area could've used a wipe down. There are some old posters of Yogi Bear cartoons and a stuffed Yogi Bear near the front counter above the Boo Boo boxes. The old style menu is behind the counter with no electronics like back in the day and specials are posted on the wall. The iconic neon sign is out front with Yogi holding a chicken drumstick. Service was okay , not Southern Hospitality , but not rude either like I've read a few others have said. It was an experience of stepping back in time , but the food was disappointing. I hope it stays in business for years to come , but personally it was a one time deal for me.

Best BBQ ever! The sampler platter just makes me want more! Great Mac&Cheese, Rice&hash along with…read moreribs & pulled pork. Amazing!

Our friend was going to a local barbecue place, but they did not have ribs. I used Yelp to find a…read moreclose alternative. JK's did not disappoint. The ribs were tender and flavorful as was the pulled pork. The mac & cheese was amazing and the green beans were over the top! My friend from Manning had never been there, but I know she will be back as we all will. Everyone is very kind and accommodating. Keep doing what you do best and your customers will keep being happy!

We went for lunch today. I was surprised when we went in that it was such a nice atmosphere. When…read moreI first noticed the restaurant at the end of the stores alongside Publix I thought it was just a carry-out quick order type restaurant serving Ramen Noodles or something. Little did i know it was a fullblown nice sit down restaurant. Very nicely decorated with booths, tables, and a room toward the back for seating. Nice Japanese decorations along the walls and throughout. Our waitress was quick to take our order. We ordered Crab Ragoons for an appetizer. There were six of them served with a small amount of dipping sauce. They were excellent, very light coating on the ragoons and the sauce was very good. My wife ordered a Curry Chicken Ramen bowl and I ordered the special fried rice with shrimp, chicken and pork. The fried rice was good and the shrimp were done perfectly. My wife's Ramen bowl was good and had a nice small amount of heat to it. She would rather have had one of the other chicken bowls as her chicken pieces were perfectly round as if cut out from some pressed chicken or something, rather than sliced chicken that was grilled or fried. They serve the ramen bowls with a spoon ( I should really call it a ladle!) as it was so big you had a hard time eating from it. I guess it's to get the noodles out, because there were a ton of ramen noodles. I was just expecting more of a large spoon rather than the "ladle sized spoon". Call me picky, but the bowl was good however. They've got a good variety of sushi rolls, and quite a few ramen bowls to choose from. Next time back I'd like to try their Dragon Roll which sounds good.

Tried this place for the first time with takeout last week and decided to sit inside this time. The…read moreinside is beautifully decorated with Japanese decor. Very intimate setting in my opinion, but also nice for friend dates. The staff greeted and seated us immediately. Our server was very nice. He checked on us a few times throughout our dining experience. For our meal we ordered sushi: Tsunami Maki, and Titanic Fire Maki, both specialty roles. We also ordered vegetable tempura and a Spicy Chicken Ramen with peach hot sake as a beverage. Everything was just as delicious as when we ordered takeout. Both sushi's were delicious and packed with flavor. They do not skimp on the ingredients. The vegetable tempura was equally enjoyable. It came with 2 thick sliced carrots, 2 sliced zucchini's, 2 Onions, and 2 pieces of broccoli with sauce on the side. My fiancé had the ramen and sake and both were delicious. She did say the ramen could be spicier as it had no kick to it. When we ordered takeout we got the Miso Chicken Ramen, Columbia roll, and Shrimp Fried Rice. Everything was delicious then as well. The Columbia roll was definitely my favorite roll. Overall, we paid about $74 for our dine in meal. We really enjoyed our meal and experience at Sola and will definitely be back to try more sushi.

We're always on the hunt for a good wing spot, and lately we keep finding ourselves back at Cocky…read moreRooster in Five Points. This time we went with the Buffalo Lemon Pepper, the Anaconda, and the Buffalo Ranch dry rub--all extra crispy, of course. The hardest part is choosing because they have so many sauces and dry rubs on the menu. And can we talk about the housemade ranch and bleu cheese? Absolutely worth adding to your order. Great wings are one thing, but friendly staff and consistently great service keep us coming back. If you're in Columbia and looking for your next wing fix, add Cocky Rooster to your list.

The restaurant came up in a quick search en route to a South Carolina basketball game. They have…read moremany chicken options, as the name would suggest as well as a nice selection of sides. The guy who took our order was very helpful in making suggestions for a first visit. The restaurant is pretty small so only a few tables were available for dine in consideration. Everything was made to order and hot when we received it. We also ran into some trouble with the fountain drink machine and the same employee replaced our cups with bottled drinks for no extra charge. It's not close enough for me to visit regularly unfortunatelybut I would definitely recommend for anyone in the area!

Picked a very generous hash and rib special. Chose Mac & Cheese, baked beans, and Cole slaw as…read moresides; also came with a small slice of chocolate marble cheesecake. Friendly service and a massive amount of food for the price. Easy parking and quick service for takeaway. Overall, quite tasty. Mac and cheese is smoked - and in general, the food carries a stronger smoke flavor that I enjoyed. Cole slaw had a nice tang. Baked beans average at best. The main courses - really really tasty hash and rice. House made bbq sauce a nice tomato and vinegar. Ribs are strong contender. Well worth a visit if you are in the area!

While driving through Elgin, we happened upon the hidden gem Ronnie's Ribs -- and we're so glad we…read morestopped! If you're looking for small-town charm paired with incredible flavor, this is absolutely the place. We even had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Ronnie himself. Hearing a bit about the experiences that inspired him to open the restaurant made the visit feel even more special. We tried the oxtail plate (an occasional special), and it was incredible -- super tender, melt-in-your-mouth meat. The mac and cheese was perfectly cheesy and salty in the best way, and the rice n hash was packed with flavor. Ronnie also let us try some brisket with his vinegar-based BBQ sauce. The brisket was succulent with really unique spices, and the sauce paired with it perfectly. If you're passing through Elgin, it's definitely worth the stop.