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3.3 (3 reviews)
Open • 4:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)

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Very close intimate spot.! Great folks.! Brown liquor music..!!! If you know you know...

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Carolina Ale House - The Varsity Cheeseburger and fries

Carolina Ale House

3.3(513 reviews)
1.4 mi
•$$

So parked across the street, not eating all day, which I typically don't until supper, after…read morebusting my ass on a 12-hour day I came over here to imbibe and eat. I was immediately met outside by a child advocate, apparently, trying to raise money for poor children with backpacks and toys and whatnot. She was actually really nice, but probably not the best place to set up shop, and try to take advantage of people who have over consumed on their way out. Sort of surprised that the owner/management let that happen right out front their doors. So after buying a $74 backpack for a needy child, apparently, I made my way in through the double doors. There was a younger hostess and I asked her if I could sit at the bar. She was super soft-spoken and hard to understand, but I could understand her gestures when she nodded "yes". Made my way to the bar, and had a seat. All they were playing was some lame a** soccer, and I think tennis? I asked my bartender if this is what they normally play, and she told me it's a sports bar, and they always play all sports. Well, I don't watch sports, it's too woke, but in that sense if there's no contact, it's not a sport. So essentially I was watching two different versions of sissy ball. I told her, or rather asked about their viewing schedule, and I noticed horse racing on a TV across the restaurant, and she was nice enough to put it on one of the TVs behind the bar, so once again after a brief period, I was able to reacquire remasculation. Pfff "sports".. Anyways, her name was Taylor. And she's one tough chick. Super down to earth, good with banter, quick witted, and she can dish some ish out if she needs to. Everything that makes a strong bartender. While on that note, the other two bartenders that helped me in between were Nadyne and Kaitlyn. I only browsed through a few of these reviews, But I'm telling you, they are on their A game. They all function cohesively as a unit, constantly pay attention, and constantly check on their clientele. Sort of a lost art these days. The locals there are pretty cool also. But after all this is the south, what do you really expect? That's why I stay in this area! So let's get to the food. If you follow my reviews you know I'm on a no-carb kick again, so I ordered the "28 day aged Ribeye".... If you know me, and you know how and what I cook, grill and smoke, you would know that I'm on top of my game. Before I go any further I had two different bartenders ask me if I wanted A1 steak sauce or anything, and my reply was "Well, I sure as hell hope not". If you're buying a ribeye, aged or not, you shouldn't need anything extra as far as seasoning and flavor goes. Is it 28 days aged? I want to say I doubt it. Did it need more seasoning, and should I have taken the advice of two different bartenders of getting steak sauce? Probably so. But I have a solemn oath to beef, that I will not desecrate it in any type of sauce, no matter how it's seasoned. That being said, it wasn't seasoned the best. I actually glanced around the bar for salt and pepper but didn't see any, but I just ate it. For a ribeye, it wasn't super tender, so I tried cutting it long wise to make it more tender which actually helped a bit. But this is a sports bar, not a steakhouse, so what do you really expect? It wasn't horrible, but I can't wait to have a real ribeye or prime rib from an actual steakhouse. It came with mushrooms, and it was supposed to come with potatoes, but like I said, carbs. But Taylor offered me options for different sides, so I went with the Caesar salad and broccoli. I kept the menu in case I wanted to order some wings to go, and I didn't, and damn it I wish I did. Because I'm already hungry, so trust your gut and get some food to go! Place was pretty clean, nice setup, all the staff were top notch, even the bathroom was nice. I would definitely absolutely go there again the next time I'm here, but I would probably order wings instead of the steak. It did have nice grill marks though! All in all, great experience, I left satisfied, and the staff here really does make sure your experience is exactly what you want. Solid four stars for this place. Hope to see y'all again! ***DISCLAIMER*** This pure, uncut, honest review is federally protected under Federal Law by way of Bill #EO14149. Removal or alteration of this review by Yelp and/or their affiliates without Expressed consent by it's author is strictly prohibited by FEDERAL law. VIolators will be prosecuted, and litigation imminent.

I turned around and walked out of last night and I will never be back…read more Let me paint you a picture. Neighborhood sports bar. Chain restaurant. The kind of place you go to watch a game and eat overpriced wings. And this man at the door is running a FULL WEAPONS CHECK. Not a vibe check. A WEAPONS CHECK. ID? Fine. But then he's patting me down, hits my belt, and has the nerve to tell me to lift my shirt. LIFT. MY. SHIRT. I have flown through some of the most aggressive airport security in this country. This man made TSA look like a friendly handshake. Every single person in line was visibly disgusted. Nobody signed up for this. We wanted nachos. We wanted beer. We wanted to watch a game. I said absolutely not, turned around, and walked out the door. And I will be telling everyone I know to do the same. Carolina Ale House...what is going on over there? Who greenlit this? Who thought your customer base needed to be treated like suspects just to eat a basket of fries? Fix it.

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Bolts & Brews

Bolts & Brews

4.9(10 reviews)
5.5 mi

This location was on my radar for a few months so I was very excited to check it out. I love the…read morelowkey relaxing vibes outside. Great live music, awesome selection of alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks, as well as a food truck was onsite. The staff were so friendly and gave great recommendations. There are different events happen monthly so I cannot wait to check this spot out again very soon!

I visited Bolts and Brews for a group run 5K…read more When I drove up, I never suspected that I could get a mimosa, wine, or beer at a hardware store. The hardware store even has a post office inside, so it's truly a one-stop-shop here. The outdoor area is gorgeous and filled with plants- and the plants are also for sale. I'm sure some customers spend a good bit on making their yards beautiful after a few beers. There's ample seating, with tons of chairs, small tables for groups of 2-3, and picnic tables. A food truck was there serving smash burgers, and I believe they have a rotation of food trucks since they don't serve food. Bolts and Brews is limited to beer and wine (no liquor), but you'll find plenty to drink. Draft beers are limited but marked on the menu. Many of the beers are canned, and you'll find local favorite breweries (Edmunds Oast, Snafu, Holy City) as well as a lot of beers from breweries in other states. This is the beauty of being mostly a canned beer spot. They also do flights of mimosas and at the time, offered a full six flavors of mimosa. I had a mimosa with a mixture of peach and mango juice, which the friendly beer-tender recommended. It was a good pour for only $6 and hit the spot after a VERY hot 5K in one of the neighborhoods nearby. You can grab a beer here after buying plants or shopping in the hardware store- and folks do- but Bolts and Brews is also a destination with comedy nights, bingo (the prizes are plants), sip and paint night, and live music on Fridays. The folks who manage this spot have really transformed it from a hardware store to a place where the community can gather. If Fleet Feet hadn't co-hosted the fun run/walk 5K with them, I wouldn't have known about Bolts and Brews, but I'm glad I do. If I lived closer, I'd be a regular here.

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Halls Chophouse - HALLS steakhouse salad

Halls Chophouse

4.2(579 reviews)
1.2 mi
•$$$

We had a wonderful business lunch at Halls Chophouse in Nexton,last Tuesday! It was an excellent…read moreexperience from beginning to end. We were there with our vendor, and the restaurant provided the perfect setting for a productive lunch while still feeling relaxed and enjoyable. Let's start with the ambiance and happy vibes. The restaurant was classy in the best way--beautiful, comfortable, and polished without feeling overly stuffy. It has that upscale steakhouse atmosphere that makes you feel like you've stepped out for something special, while still being warm and inviting. The service was excellent, and the staff was absolutely wonderful. There were as many as 4 servers assisting in between meals. Everyone was friendly, attentive, and professional without hovering over us. For a business lunch, that balance is important, and they really got it right. And then there was the food! My sweet tea with lemon was excellent and a perfect accompaniment to lunch. Our table enjoyed a variety of dishes, including the vegetable ravioli, the Halls Chophouse lunch cheeseburger, and the Halls Chophouse salad with salmon. I ordered the spinach steak salad, with my steak cooked medium-well, along with strawberries and Gorgonzola cheese. It was delicious! I loved the combination of the savory, succulent steak and Gorgonzola with the sweetness of the strawberries. It was a great choice for lunch--filling without being overly heavy. Of course, I couldn't leave without dessert! I ordered the Crème Brûlée, and it was the perfect way to finish the meal. Creamy, sweet, and a wonderful ending to an already delicious lunch. Overall, Halls Chophouse in Nexton was a fantastic choice for our business lunch. Great food, excellent service, a wonderful staff, beautiful ambiance, and plenty of those happy lunch vibes. It was upscale and classy while still being comfortable enough to enjoy good conversation. I would definitely return--not only for another business lunch, but also for a nice meal with family or friends. Halls Chophouse Nexton made a very good impression! 5/5 Location 5/5 Ambiance 5/5 Cleanliness 5/5 Service 10/10 Food and Drinks 5/5 prices

I went here for my grandma's birthday! I've never been here before but my family has been. My…read morefamily always has great things to say about it and I experienced just that today! Hostess was accompanying, we added another person to our reservation and they stated it would be one moment for the table to be ready. Brunch menu had quite a few different options including breakfast items + lunch and at an affordable price point with it traditionally being white table cloth. I got the crab cake eggs Benedict and it was so good- the crab cake had a good amount of crab! The only down fall was I would have loved a little more sauce! Overall great experience and I would definitely recommend for lunch!

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