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    S & T Soda Shoppe - 1 scoop "trashcan" ice cream as a sundae.

    S & T Soda Shoppe

    4.1(197 reviews)
    0.0 mi
    $

    This is a blast to the past. Very cool old building interior. Stopped by for a lunch in middle of…read moreweek and found plenty of seating. Sat down and was greeted immediately ordering a water and sweet tea. Loved looking thru menu with so many good choices. We were going out for a big dinner later so this was suppose to be a small lunch. My wife ordered a cup of soup. I ordered a bowl of brunswick soup and a grilled pimento cheese sandwich. I could not finish the soup as the bowl was large and amount of meat in it was abundit. My grilled cheese was wonderful, I love pimento cheese. Unfortunately we could not try any of the soda or ice cream products this trip. The service is great and friendly. Restrooms are restored old school design. Will return to try other menu items and some Soda Shoppe product.

    Enjoyed a really nice dinner here last night with a beyond incredible staff that went above and…read morebeyond to check in on us frequently (server and owner or manager- not sure which) and make sure we had everything we needed and were very happy. I was blown away by how attentive and friendly they were despite being super busy. For the environment, the place felt a bit loud and crowded - which for one was a testament to how well liked it appeared to be (we are visiting from out of state) and how they had to make very creative use of the space as they must cater to so many in a smaller space. It was also clean and quite nostalgic with lots of interesting old time memorabilia - and didn't try to go too cheesy and over the top with the theme though again was a bit too busy and crowded and could have maybe used a more highlighted 'less is more' approach to showcase the ice cream shoppe feel, the old time candy shop ambience, etc. I also loved that there were no tvs to distract from the ppl in front of us, and though time period music would be fun, it might have made it even too much louder. I appreciated very much that they seemed to want ppl to talk and enjoy the company in front of them. The fried pickles app was really good, and the dreamsicle style shake and curly fries - sooo delicious! The ice cream concoctions we didn't try, but saw delivered all around us were huge and fun and looked so good! The BLT was a bit dry and could have used a good mayo or sauce, and my sister's Hawaiian chicken didn't have the Hawaiian bun but it was unique and still not bad. Though with the soda shoppe name I had hoped for more unique or home made soda concoctions or offerings. Overall though- the food was mostly really really good; it seemed cute and beloved and very popular with the town; and there was a clear pride in the place - and very apparent love and appreciation of the customers by the staff which was number one in what I saw and was very impressed by. They just need and deserve a bigger space!

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    S & T Soda Shoppe - Downstairs seating area

    Downstairs seating area

    S & T Soda Shoppe - Chicago Dog w/house chips

    Chicago Dog w/house chips

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    The Sycamore at Chatham Mills - Black Grouper

    The Sycamore at Chatham Mills

    4.1(66 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    If you are looking for an upscale restaurant with a great ambiance this is your spot. The…read morerestaurant is in an old mill and has unique brickwork and exposed beams to really set a fun experience. They have a piano player playing quietly to really create a lovely atmosphere for a quiet dinner where you can talk with your company. The menu is à la carte. The worst thing is deciding what to eat because you want to order everything on the menu. We had a group of 4 and we all ordered different entrees. We started with a bottle of wine but their cocktail list looked amazing and I will try that next time. The bottle we ordered was on the dry side but ended up complimenting our meal very well. I ordered the beef tenderloin with mashed potatoes and mushrooms and it was excellent. Perfectly tender. My table also ordered stuffed scallops, the ribeye, and the halibut. I wish I had taken a picture of the menu because the sauces served with each meal really brought out the flavors. The dessert menu was also excellent. They offered a gluten free apple streusel and it was so great to have a dessert.

    I know several have mentioned this before, but The Sycamore is not easy to find from the parking…read morelot. My husband had to park the car and walk around the building until he saw their small sidewalk sign at the restaurant entrance. We were meeting another couple there for dinner. They did not have our reservation on file and we were seated at a table right in front of a jazz trio which made easy conversation nearly impossible. We asked to be seated further back in the restaurant but were told those booths were reserved. By the time we left the place, no one had been seated at those booths. The service was very good. We ordered the short rib and it truly was one, boneless rib, about 4 to 5 bites for $35. Sides are extra (mashed potato side for 2 is $12) and a slice of bread was $1 each. The short rib was tasty and tender but had too much fat and hard to believe it was 8 ozs. The ricotta cheesecake was an excellent choice for sharing a dessert. A beer was the only beverage we ordered. Total, with tip, was $135. I think the restaurant is too small to have a jazz trio which made it nearly impossible to talk and after a while, you start wishing they'd take a long break. I think, as a whole, the food is over-priced and the loud music ruined the ambiance and conversation and the meat portion fell short of our expectations. I'm not sure we'd make the hour's drive again to dine here.

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    The Sycamore at Chatham Mills - Bar area before they opened

    Bar area before they opened

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    Hawe River Mushrooms

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    Dining area before they opened

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