Basic burger and beer joint. All open air dining. Reasonable prices, good burgers great fries…read more Caters to bikers but all seem welcome.

From the owner: Get away to Goose & Hog’s, home of burgers and dogs done right! Burgers, beers, and sarcasm served…read moreup every weekend. Come on out for a ‘flockin’ good time!’

LOVED this place. Had my cocktail NA. They were super accommodating and our server was extremely…read moreknowledgeable about the menu. Very clearly took pride in the food. Was told by my colleagues that the Parker house rolls and cinnamon butter was great. I had the summer salad (spring greens, cherries, strawberries, and a HUGE knot of burrata cheese, with an additional grilled salmon). This salad was incredible. Highly recommend! The table shared some deviled eggs. The pickled onions on the deviled eggs was so good. Everyone dipped their fries in the chili crisp oil and agreed it was one of the best flavor combos of the trip. Our server gave us an extra side of it and gave my friend a side of kimchi to add to his burger. Just great all around service and vibe. While the restaurant feels like the height of 2015-2020 design (let's road trip in our sprinter van to a shipping container cottage!), everything feels airy and good to be there

Later that Wednesday evening, as the restaurant settled into a softer, more intimate glow, we opted…read morefor the main dining room rather than the rooftop. The hostess was warm and efficient, seating us immediately. Our server approached with the quiet confidence of someone who knows her craft--she was direct, professional, and all business in the best possible way. Even as closing time drew near, she kept my glass refreshed without needing to be asked, a small but telling detail that spoke volumes about her attentiveness. The space itself strikes a pleasant semi-formal note--clean, polished, and respectful without veering into stuffy territory. Behind the bar, the bartender was meticulously wiping down every bottle, a quiet display of care that set a tone of genuine pride in the operation. We began with a dozen oysters: six raw and six char-grilled. The raw specimens were on the petite side for the price, yet delivered a clean, bright, and pleasantly saline flavor that let the oyster speak for itself. The char-grilled version arrived with a savory Parmesan crust that brought its own appealing character--rich, cheesy, and nicely caramelized in a way that felt unique rather than derivative. The crab dip, however, was a standout. Far superior to the often disappointing versions we've encountered elsewhere, this one tasted of genuine lump crab meat, folded into a properly cheesy, indulgent dip that avoided any unfortunate "buffalo" detours. Served with crisp crostini, each bite was balanced and deeply satisfying--an authentic crab dip done right. The Korean cheesesteak offered an excellent harmony of flavors: tender, well-seasoned meat beneath a luxurious blanket of melted cheese, punctuated by the bright, spicy kick of kimchi and the refreshing snap of pickles. It was delicious, though for the price, I wished for a more generous filling and a bit more heft to the sandwich overall. The mac & cheese arrived in a commendably generous portion, with a beautiful Parmesan crust on top. Visually appealing, the dish unfortunately fell a touch flat on the palate. The noodles were properly cooked and coated in a creamy sauce, yet it lacked the depth and seasoning one hopes for-- a pinch more salt and pepper would have elevated it considerably. The fish and chips presented a towering mound of fries that carried decent flavor but lacked the shattering crispness one craves. The real disappointment lay in the presentation of the fish: two fillets stacked atop one another, causing the steaming heat to turn the once-promising breading soggy and prone to sliding off. That said, the fish itself was excellent--flaky, moist, and delicately sweet with a lovely buttery quality. It was the unfortunate interaction between steam and crust that kept the dish from greatness. The roads were a little dense, so not necessarily my particular style, but I'm good. The butter that came with them was very unique to say the least. To drink, both beers arrived filled to the absolute brim and proved so enjoyable that I would gladly order them again without hesitation. Overall, the evening delivered solid, thoughtful plates in a well-run environment, with several bright spots that make a return visit tempting--particularly for those oysters and that excellent crab dip.

We rented this venue for an engagement party. What a great night! The staff was so helpful and…read morefriendly, even coordinating a pinball tournament and prizes. We had outsized food delivered and had a large table to set everything up on. What a great time!

Throwback place. Got a history of pinball machine evolution from the owner, Ernie (retired USAF)…read more It's a Wednesday in the holiday week and the place is jumping. The Jailhouse (club with movies and shows-for those 19 and older) is in back with nightly entertainment. This is a great business that fits in well with a blooming downtown area. The prices are great ($10/hr or $20 for the day). Dozens of machines for all evolutions of the games.

Great chill brewery 20 minutes from Providence Canyon Park. Four of us showed up on a Sunday…read moreafternoon and got to taste a few beers before committing to a full pint. Me and my friend had the huckleberry sour beer that was delicious! 5 Piggiez Foodtruck was outside and provided delicious BBQ food with quick service. The brewery itself is also an event space and has great eclectic style and decor. Great stop after the trails!

First time at OBC while visiting some family and I cannot wait to go back! They had a variety of…read morecraft beer, wine and seltzers. There was a game room for 21 and up which had pool, foosball, Jenga, and card/board games. Outside they had corn hole and a food truck. The bar tenders were friendly and honest with their opinions on the beverages which was much appreciated! They also have live music most nights which is a win in my book!

traffic on 75 brought us to the best burger I have ever had (bobs with peanut butter and jelly)…read more Ms. Angie's pimento cheese is to die for! Foxsythia beer is light and flavorful for hot Georgia summer! Brandy (such a fine girl) not only welcomed us and the dogs like family but was super responsive and attentive. traffic brought us here but the food beer and service will bring us back!

We stopped here for an appetizer and "happy" hour. Good selection of beer and I had a "Cool as a…read moreCucumber" cocktail - delicious! We sat outside on the deck and had a decent view of this cute little town. We ordered the loaded fries (big fries with queso, pulled pork and green onions). It was really good! Reasonable priced. Our server, Zayden, was friendly and attentive! Would definitely stop here again.

Great service, delicious food and very pleasant surroundings. Would love to go again but…read moreunderstand its members only. How do you become a member? We would definitely go back.

Having lived in Germany for seven years we were excited about this new German restaurant. The…read moreschnitzel was well seasoned and brought back the taste of Heidelberg Friday nights. However, the red cabbage was mushy and tasted like it came from a jar, hence the -1 star. The staff is friendly and quick. All the fare you'd expect. The ambiance is quaint like a German restaurant and a great date location.

Good selection of craft beer and cocktail selection. They have a comprehensive grill menu. I…read morerecommend.

A pretty typical brewpub. Can get swamped by the lunch rush, but has tons of both indoor and patio…read moreseating. Has a surprisingly vast menu. I was able to order schnitzel! Didn't have any of the beer, so can't speak to that.

Me and my fiancé went weekend before last and we had an amazing time! Beer was amazing, atmosphere…read moregreat, and extremely dog friendly! Best thing about it is that it has a homey feeling. You can with friends relax and enjoy yourselves without chaos of being at a bar. Great place!

I left my initial review after my first visit. Since then, Whistle Stop has become my favorite…read moreplace to relax after a hard week. Both the beer and environment are perfect for me. The bartenders have become friends and the beer selection never disappoints. If you aren't coming here, you are missing a jewel.

AVOID AVOID AVOID as if your life depended on it. I appreciate great customer service and am always…read moresure to tip very generously and review accordingly. When I search reviews on a business before going, I don't just accept them at face value, but rather, read them and determine if the reviewers are just entitled brats. lol Now that being said: here we go... ha ha This place was the worst experience I can recall with a business in nearly 50 years of life. It was very cold outside, and looking at the online pics looked like it was open-air seating only. So I called them to ensure there was also indoor seating at this cool looking bar. It was 8pm. The man reassured us there were indoor seating options. He then asked "are ya'll coming tonight?" I replied that we were. He then said "how long?" I then asked what time they closed. He replied at 10pm. A little perplexed, I let him know we were on the way. Red flag #1. I told my husband I didn't want to feel rushed out the door if they were trying to close early and didn't really get the vibe they wanted our business. He suggested we just give them a try anyway. When we pulled up, we noticed maybe 3 cars in the parking lot of this very big property. Red flag #2. As we entered the hotel, the gentleman asked us if we called about the bar. We said yes and he directed us to the entrance doors. The entrance was essentially the exit... to the outdoors. HAHA It was approx 40 degrees outside. As my husband and I looked a little perplexed, a female approached where we were standing, never even looked at us or acknowledged us in ANY way and said to the gentleman, "WHAT DO THEY WANT?" He informed her we were there for the bar. We asked where the indoor seating was. Y'ALL... this man took us back in the hotel lobby and pointed at the lobby area. You want us to eat a late dinner and have drinks at this cool looking bar, but in actuality we sit where patrons eat their continental breakfast and are served by someone who has all but said "why are you here?" What?? So... my husband and I said no thank you and went to Cowboy Town which is a very short drive away. Please go there instead. Great food and drinks with a super cool small town vibe, live music, and barrel racing most weekends. Maybe when the weather is warm and the pool is open, The View would be a cool establishment. But it needs to be seasonal only and absolutely closed the remainder of the year. Bless it. I do believe the reviews you see are mostly BS. Please pay very close attention to the details of them.

I wish I had stopped to snap a picture of our food but we dug in too fast. We had a beer, burger…read moreand grilled shrimp. The grilled shrimp was EXCELLENT, especially for the area. The burger was everything a burger should be. Service was friendly and timely for made it order food. They have a full menu of Chicken, burgers, shrimp, mushrooms, wings and more. We were super impressed and thankful we stopped. Open air to outside. Hours: Tues-Sat 2pm to 10pm currently.

This place is delish!! Wow just passing through Auburn and stopped to eat! I saw the antlers in…read morethe door and said to myself, "This is it"! Hensley our bartender was phenomenal and great service! It's great when I travel around and nice people are part of your day! The bar is beau tile and the cattle skulls made in Bali! The food was delish. I got the Cuban Fried Porkchop hoagie!! I loved the local recipes and very crisp. Fries OMG the flavor! If you ever come through Auburn this is a stop!! Salute!!

If you're looking for a place that feels like a high-end hunting lodge married a modern restaurant…read moreand raised a family of delicious food and strong drinks, The Hound is your spot. I started off with the Moon Over Madagascar, and let me tell you--if this drink had a fan club, I'd be president. The black tea and vanilla combo sounded like a weird dare at first, but it ended up being shockingly amazing. Whoever came up with that mix deserves a bonus and maybe a parade. Now, let's talk about the shrimp and grits, because these were not just "good." These were "call your mama and tell her you've tasted greatness" good. The chef is from South Carolina, and you can taste every bit of Lowcountry pride in that bowl. Perfectly cooked grits? Check. Pile of blackened shrimp? Double check. A sauce that made me rethink my entire life? Oh yeah. If they sold that sauce by the gallon, I'd be bankrupt but extremely happy. Erica, our waitress, was an absolute rockstar. Super helpful, incredibly informative, and somehow managed to keep the perfect balance of friendly and professional--even on the Sunday after the Iron Bowl, when half of Auburn is stress-eating. The place was spotless too, which is impressive considering the emotional damage that game causes every year. Bottom line: The Hound is a must-visit. Come hungry, order boldly, and thank me later.