The bacon pimento burger was delicious, as was the food my friends got: country fried chicken +…read moregreen beans, pork chops + squash casserole. The service was very kind, nothing over the top but that certainly isn't a negative. The spot itself is so cute. Parking is pretty easy. I HAVE TO ADD! It is so incredibly affordable. Coming from the Bay Area, it was so refreshing to see a menu like that - great choices and palatable pricing.

Got off the interstate at the Greensboro exit, passed by the fast food places, and headed a little…read morefurther down the road and found The Yesterday Cafe on Main Street across from the courthouse. They are open until 2pm for lunch and reopen at 5pm for dinner. Our server was Marley and she was personable and attentive. I had the chop steak covered in gravy and I chose the Mac and cheese and squash casserole for my sides.The chop steak was so tender and seasoned perfectly. It was delicious and the sides were homemade. My husband, who orders burgers everywhere we go, says this just might be the best burger he's ever eaten. Another in our party had the country fried steak and she loved it as well.

This place is amazing! The staff are so incredibly nice. The food was delicious. The chicken cake…read moreminis were unlike anything I've had before- so well flavored and crispy. It's a cozy spot, and I can't wait to go back.

--Location/Parking-- Plenty of parking in front and along…read morethe side of the building. It can be easily missed while driving. The main entrance is along the side since it can be easily mistaken for an ordinary residential area. --Ambience-- Southern style cooking with portions that can be easily split for two or one really hungry person. If you look at movies on what southern restaurants would look like. This is a great example. --Service/Staff-- The staff was warm and friendly with their Southern charm. Recommended for their love of the cuisine. I even got some recommendations. --Products/Service-- I order the burgers and fries and stuck with the basic since you can't go wrong. I plan to come back during the holiday and order more comfort food. --Capacity-- Indoors can hold 40-50 plus people. --Overall-- Great hidden gem recommended by Aaron and I will be back for the holidays to order some comfort food.

Clean. Workers are…read morevery polite and helpful. There are tables for parties of 4 or less. The fried chicken takes about 15 minutes. They cook it from fresh. It is worth the wait. If you know you are coming but don't have time to wait, you can call ahead. Check them out.

Made the 30 minute drive out to Pollards Corner to have dinner here after reading good things on…read moreYelp. I can't say I would do it again. It is located in the old Maryland Fried Chicken across from Pollards Corner. It is clean and very simply decorated. Pine walls and a few Georgia Bulldog decorations and inspirational plaques. You order at the counter and they bring it to your table. On a Friday evening there were about a dozen folks eating in although there was a steady stream of to-go customers. There were three of us dining: my mama, my daughter and myself. The stars are an average of our ratings. Mama voted 2 stars, DD voted 3.5 and I voted 4. Mama and DD ordered the catfish filet choosing lima beans and squash casserole and a biscuit/collards and onion rings and a corn muffin respectively. DD also ordered the side of 3 shrimp for an extra $4.99. I ordered the fried shrimp with lima beans and squash casserole. The good: all the proteins were cooked well. The catfish was tender and flakey with a light coating and the shrimp was very well cooked and tasty. We also agreed the beer batter onion rings were well done. The okay: Mama found her lima beans "dry" and unseasoned but I thought they were fine. She didn't care for the squash casserole but I liked it and thought they had used fresh squash. DD said the collards but should have been cooked longer. The breads were all passable if on the smaller side. The not so good: we ordered a crab leg cluster on the side and it was pretty paltry. The meat was hard to get out of the shell and the promised melted butter never got to the table. We also ordered 2 desserts to share and didn't care for either. The most egregious was the banana pudding which looked like an unappetizing gray mass. DD said the banana wasn't ripe. The peach cobbler was the better of the two but after hearing folks rave about it I expected better. We didn't finish either dessert. The total with a 15% tip was $67. They close at 7:00 and serve Pepsi products and tea. Dd ordered the tea and said it tasted sour and she ended up swapping for mountain Dew. As an added note the couple next to us had a pizza that looked fabulous. They told us that they always get pizza and the crust and sauce is made in house. If I did make the drive again it would be for that pizza!

Great BBQ and Stew Worth a trip…read moreTake out only BBQ sandwiches are very good The owner is a really nice guy They are always busy get there early

Thought I try this place out while in GA. I seen people lining up at 10:30 in the morning. When I…read morefinally got in, I realize why they had a line. A must go to when I visit again.

I ordered a Stromboli and a sausage pizza to take back to our hotel room after reading the reviews…read morefrom others. It's a nice enough little restaurant and seems quite clean. The lady that brought out my order was quite nice and I left fairly quickly. When I got back to the hotel, I cut into the Stromboli and I've never seen one so damn skimpy on the fillings. They should advertise it as baked pizza. I wasn't impressed with the pizza either. Mushy and flopped so bad that we had to eat it with two hands. Take a look at my picture and you can see that we only got one or two pepperonis per slice. Definitely not a place we'll go to again.

Love love love this hometown pizza and pasta place. What a treasure! Love Fernada and the whole…read morefamily!

The food is amazing. The burgers are huge, the prices are fair, and the service is fantastic. The…read moreonly downside is the Ambiance and the crowd. It is definitely a tough and judgmental crowd. Not the restaurants fault.

Stopped in here before hitting up Attic Treasures just down the road in Harlem. It's a small place…read morein a former gas station(?). The young ladies running it were very sweet and attentive. We were quickly waited on and our friendly server answered all our questions. We started with an order of putine (that strange Canadian delicacy). We kept it simple by just adding gravy although there was s lot of things we could have added. They make their cheese curds in house. There wasn't a fry left by the time our entrees arrived. My DD ordered a Tammy burger which was 2 beef patties, pimento cheese, bacon, lettuce, tomato, onion and hot sauce and I got the patty melt. We both chose onion rings for our side. I had water and DD had tea. Everything was delicious and we decided we will definitely be back.

We've been twice and each time the food was yummy and service was spot on. It's located on the…read moresquare and a hidden gem. Well worth a trip to try them out. Also, another location is almost ready to open at Raysville Marina in Thomson, Georgia.

It was a beautiful day to visit downtown Lincolnton , Georgia, where this awesome restaurant is…read morelocated. My friends and I enjoyed our delicious choices. I had the shrimp and sweet potato fries, and the shrimp were so large that I couldn't even eat all 12 of them. Customer Service was great

The whole menu is a banger. I had to channel some discipline and go Keto for dinner. They were…read moresuper flexible with my dietary restrictions and modified an entree. The meats! Oh and a greek salad of course. I got a cookie and a fruity pebble treat to bring home to the kiddos! Would highly recommend!!