I had the collard green ramen. It was $33 which is pricy for ramen but the waitress said it was…read moregood. It ended up being maybe the best thing I've EVER had, and Ayunia was an AWESOME waitress. Truly 10/10 experience! Cannot recommend enough!

Pretty good, but pricey. Had the tandoori chicken and it was…read moreclean, felt healthy, but with a Diet Coke and side of rice ended up spending about $40. Server was nice, however, had told me sushi was out at ~7:45PM as the sushi chef was backed up and overwhelmed. They were also out of burgers. Was disappointed in the menu limitations as this was well before close (10PM) on a Tuesday, but all in all felt great for an airport meal.

The service was amazing without being intrusive. But the real gem was the eclectic food choices, we…read morehad the Sin appetizer with pita bread and my wife had the cobb salad topped with pulled pork, fried green tomatoes, black eyed peas and so much more. I had the 3 pigs wrapped, pulled pork, bacon and sausage with too many goodies to list. Its a 30 minute drive but we will definitely be back. Especially with warm weather coming and thier cute patio and full bar.

I have to admit, I was a little skeptical when a client referred this place. Something about the…read morename just seemed a little turnoffish, but I tried in nonetheless. The seating could be better. It's very neighbor friendly. The server was nice though, and even though they were busy we got our food in under 10 minutes. The drinks were on point. I had one of their watermelon sugars and a banana cream pie. Divine! For food, Bison Burger $17.50 8 oz Bison patty, grilled mushrooms, swiss cheese, bacon aioli on brioche bun. The bacon aioli was everything and then some. I can't say the best eatery that I have had in Carrollton, because this is the first one I have ever gone to, BUT, I can without a shadow of a doubt say, that the other restaurants better bring their A game, becasue this place already has an A+ in my book.

Truck driver. saw this across the pilot off I-20 and SR-113. First time going there. Owner was pure…read morehearted. Shared some amazing history facts and genuinely great conversation. Very open with an abundance of joy and pride with his restaurant. The Food. Look you cant eat there and not return for 3rds. pray snd bless this man with many more success to come

Just driving through and I Looked on Google to find somewhere to stop and eat. The ratings are at a…read more4.7, which based off the brisket and greens with yams they deserve a solid 5!! Next time I am rolling through I would absolutely stop again. Also the sweet tea is spot on, I have had bad tea from certain truck stops so I'm a little skeptical but it was thirst quenching!

We came here with a group of 12 to celebrate a 60th birthday, and overall the dinner experience was…read moregreat. The food was excellent, the drinks were on point, and our waitress did an awesome job handling such a large party. She stayed on top of everything and made sure we were taken care of all night. After dinner, we decided to check out the speakeasy through the freezer door--Eleanor's--and unfortunately, that's where the experience took a turn. The atmosphere itself was nice--semi-dark with a cool concept--but it could definitely lean more into a darker, more immersive speakeasy vibe. The bigger issue, though, was the service. It was night and day compared to upstairs. The waitress came across as rude and unwelcoming from the start. A few of us sat down in a small corner area with an L-shaped bench and some extra chairs we had to pull over ourselves. Obviously, with 12 people, there was no way we were all fitting there, yet she insisted she wouldn't take any drink orders until everyone was seated. That made no sense, especially since there was standing room and even a bar-height table available. To make matters worse, there was zero acknowledgment of the birthday--not even a simple "happy birthday," which felt like a missed opportunity given the occasion. When we asked about Fireball shots, the response was a blunt "um, no," followed by "you can have water," as she started filling glasses. That pretty much summed up the vibe we got. Not sure if this is typical service down there or just an off night, but it was enough to make us decide we wouldn't come back to the speakeasy. Bottom line: If you're in the area, definitely check out Muss & Turner's for dinner--it's worth it. But I'd skip Eleanor's and save your time and money.

Went there for lunch with my coworkers. We enjoyed each meal. I had The Burger and it was…read moredelicious. The fries were crispy and delicious, as well. The speakeasy in the back is neat. Highly recommend it as well!

Great food for reasonable prices! Everything tasted fresh and the desserts are excellent.read more

I'd not been here since they moved and honestly at the old location I thought it was just okay…read more It's very, very good now. Forgive if I can't remember the name of each dish, but I was impressed. The place looks amazing, very neat style, outdoor seating also. Server "Steve" was outstanding. Explained the menu, the way the chef prepared the dishes. From the lemon pepper okra, to the bowls...omg, the bread they bring out, these little rolls are light as air and soooo good. I've wasted too much time not going there. Won't happen again. Almost went back for the dinner service.

This restaurant has lots of character. If you're looking for a little country atmosphere while you…read moreeat, this is your spot. The menu is country cooking, and the staff boasts country charm. Bring your camera if your on vacation, and if you come while the sun is shining, be sure to walk around outside.

Landed here on a Friday after 10 PM because it's open and it's actually really good. It reminds you…read moreof a sports bar with big screens, a DJ was spinning and there's a cop at the door checking women's purses & frisking men. Immediately upon entering there's a variety of booths, tables and bar seating. We opted for a table on the opposite side of the DJ so we could hear each other talk. Service was from Mimi who was very helpful in recommending the sides for our entree. We ended up ordering the jerk wings (appetizer), turkey wings with collards, dressing and candied yams. I ate the wings as my entree and we shared the sides. The presentation was great. Real plates & flatware. The sides came in their own bowls so the food doesn't touch. We were so hungry I didn't snap a picture but just imagine it! Or go try it for yourself when you're in the area. 5 Stars! Free parking No cover Full Bar Diverse Menu Delicious Food Great Service Cozy Atmosphere

Sometimes, a lady just wants a cocktail…read more Summary: Good spot. Would visit again. In this economy, you're going to spend more than you'd like. The strip mall entrance and parking a bit of a challenge. Full review below: I went in Saturday afternoon. It was lightly busy but fully staffed so help/attention came quick. Dining solo so I opted for a seat at the bar. Bartender was super attentive. Didn't have to wait long for a menu or to place my order. Also, she regularly checked in on how everything was. I ordered the Yellow Diamond Martini ($15) and it was delicious. I got the fried green tomatoes (4 pieces) for $11.95. Complimentary very tall cup of water. The tomatoes were a little small so this is definitely an appetizer/light snack...which is A-OK for me. It came out shortly after my martini was ready. Overall, minus tip, it came to $29. Music was playing through a speaker but not too loud. People could comfortably have a conversation. There are multiple tvs throughout. I appreciated that some of them were showing stuff other than sports. One monitor, near the restroom, is devoted to Culturistic Kitchen content, which is smart. I did use the restroom. It's two stalls and two sinks. The non-handicap/ADA stall is tiny. I'm like a medium-sized woman who is 5'7 and even I was like yikes. When the place is busy/packed I could see a wait or a line for the bathroom. The one major downside...which is not Culturistic Kitchen's fault is that the strip mall is not easy to get out of and onto the main road (Jodeco Rd) especially if you're turning left. The parking lots for all the shops, which are great businesses, should be bigger than it is. Don't be surprised if, during peak times, you may have to park 1-2 doors down from the restaurant. Overall, I would go again. I don't go out to eat that often (there's food at the house ) but if I want a good cocktail and a light snack or try some of their regular food items, I would come again. More than likely, I'd choose an off-peak time because I wouldn't want to experience it at near full capacity but that's just me.

Woodlands was a great place to stop during our visit to Barnsley! Would definitely return! Great…read morevibe.

My husband and I had our anniversary dinner here and it was very good. Our waitress was friendly…read moreand helpful. Beautiful view of the golf course. I had the fried chicken and hubby had the oxtail. Everything was cooked well and tasty