Stumbled across this on our way home to Augusta. And so glad we did. Got the bacon flight. A little…read morepricey but so good. The 1/2 lb bacon blt is unreal. Packed with bacon, fried green tomatoes, and pimento. The pimento is so smooth and creamy. So much bacon and the sandwich made 2 meals for me.Daughter got a bacon pimento burger and it was really good too. Bonus. I got the self serve coffee from their coffee bar. The Pecan coffee is so good, I bought 2 bags for home.

Best breakfast spot I've been to in Chapin , large portions. Friendly staff ! Bacon flights are…read morehere for breakfast.

Literally the best omelet I've had in my 60 years. Good is unbelievable a hidden gem in Chapinread more

We were so happy that this place opened up, and we love coming here a lot. From breakfast to lunch…read moreand some good ice cream, we are down. Everyone is super welcoming and good with my allergies. The food is good, and the ice cream is so delicious, even in the middle of winter, we love good ice cream. The theme is fun as it's a train, and it's nice and decorated with all the sticky notes and bar stools to sit on inside. There are also picnic tables outside to eat at. We love taking our friends and family here for some good food.

Agreed upon by all the locals, hands-down, far and wide you are going to be hard pressed to find a…read morebetter country Diner than the Circle Diner. A group of amazing ladies led by the head Chef herself. It is good home cooking during the cooler weather homemade chilies soups you name it and they're making it all homemade. Their portions are generous and their prices very reasonable and the service is spectacular by every single one of those ladies/girls. Sadly, they're only open from 11 AM to 2 PM Tuesday through Friday so you can expect you might have to wait five or 10 minutes, but it is more than worth it!

Still the best burger around, possibly in the state of South Carolina. These girls are meticulous…read moreand make spectacular food. If you are ever in the area you definitely need to try it. The interior has an eclectic antique theme which is very nice and well done and the waitresses are always super nice. I've been going there for over 10 years now and I have yet to find a place that can beat it. If you don't try it, you're missing out.

I came to Ray's Diner for breakfast (10/6/26), & I couldn't believe how crowded it was so early in…read morethe morning. I noticed that there was only 1 server on the floor (a petite young lady), & she was amazing! She greeted everybody with a smile, took orders, & handled managerial responsibilities at the same time. I was totally impressed! Everybody received their orders & in a timely fashion without any complaints. She did her thang! She provided exceptional service, & it was a pleasure watching her go above & beyond to please her customers. Great job Ms. Lady! Keep up the great work!

Great service and food. Price is right , come on down. A…read moreColumbia hidden jem. Folks are friendly..

Food is awesome. Staff is friendly and very attentive. Great downtown Newberry location. Would…read moredefinitely recommend.

We enjoy eating at the grill. It has a small town, welcoming atmosphere. The waitress are generally…read morekind and efficient. They have a good selection of sandwiches and salads. My husband usually orders the Patty Melt or Club. I ordered the ruebin. The only negative is the hour of operations. 11:30-2:30 and 5-8:30.

Went here today with friends. First time for them and we were immediately seated in a booth, drinks…read moreordered and waitress answered questions and gave her recommendations. Our friends ordered a small onion ring for the table to start. I must say they were great. The onion did not pull out at all from the batter. Very hot and probably among the best I've had. I ordered the Mama Henry Burger with no tomato and crispy wing chips. My wife ordered the Philly Cheese Steak and Tots while our friends ordered the Fried Chicken sandwich with crispy wing chips and the Club Sandwich with Medium wing Chips. We all agreed that the wing chips were some of the best we've had. Perfectly done. My burger was very good. Fresh lettuced, red onion, cheddar cheese/bacon and on a nice bun. I'd order it again! My wife's Philly cheese steak was also very good. We all liked the meal. We had to ask about the home made ice cream. I'd been here once before and had a hard time believing they really make their ice cream here at the restaurant. They had (I think) 18 flavors. The waitress brought three of us a couple of small spoon samples to try out the flavors. We ended up each getting a scoop in a small bowl and it was excellent. I don't think I can resist not getting the ice cream when I go back here. And she did confirm that Mama Henry does make the ice cream at the restaurant. We were all pleased with everything! Great service, food and atmosphere. Definitely will go back.

Mama Henry's Restaurant - A great find!…read more Our ROMEO group of nine went to Mama Henry's today for the first time. None of us had ever been here before--or, for that matter, even heard of it. Since last week was our 200th restaurant we've visited, which we celebrated at Hall's, I figured we'd go in the opposite direction for today's luncheon and try a good old-fashioned local home-cooking establishment. I had seen a review of Mama Henry's a couple of weeks ago, and it piqued my interest. We arrived around 11:15, and our waitress, Mahkinzey, set us up in the back area by pulling several tables together. She took our drink orders and gave us some recommendations. When asked what she would recommend, she said the 16-hour pot roast was great, along with all of the burgers. She also recommended the catfish Po'Boy and another dish, and then told us to check out their homemade ice cream. Of course, we never order dessert at lunch! The menu is extensive, and we had quite an assortment of orders: two roast beef dinners with mashed potatoes and vegetables, two open-faced roast beef sandwiches, two different types of hot dogs, a Philly cheesesteak, a club sandwich, and a Mama Henry Burger with some great home fries. There was plenty of conversation about how great the menu looked, along with some discussion about what a trip it was to get here from Northeast Columbia. But just like last week... when the food was brought to the table, the talking stopped and the eating began! Mahkinzey was an excellent waitress. She brought extra ice for the iced tea, kept an eye on our table, and did a great job keeping everyone's drinks filled. When we finished our meals, she brought out the extensive list of homemade ice cream flavors and told us we could sample them. Now picture this: nine ROMEO guys who NEVER order dessert suddenly piling up around the front ice cream counter. We were checking out the flavors like kids at the ice cream shop. One member announced, "I just can't order the ice cream." He had worked out that morning and apparently still had some willpower left. He watched as eight of us returned to the table with a scoop of ice cream. Between us, we had sampled about five different flavors. The comments started flying about how good the ice cream was. Well, apparently the peer pressure--or perhaps the ice cream--was too much. Our workout-conscious ROMEO finally stepped up his game, went back to the counter, and ordered a scoop himself...He didn't regret it When it was time for the official ROMEO rating, and we already knew this one was going to be good. What we didn't expect was just how good. Mama Henry's received a 9.71 out of 10, which tied the rating we gave Hall's just one week ago for our 200th restaurant celebration. Not too shabby! This is the highest rating we've given any restaurant before (tied with Hall's) But here's the kicker: Mama Henry's cost us about half of what we paid at Hall's--and that included ice cream! For a group that visits a different restaurant almost every Tuesday, finding a place this good that none of us had even heard of is a pretty special discovery. Mama Henry's is a true hidden gem, and apparently, a place where ROMEO can be persuaded to eat dessert.

9 ROMEO members ventured out to First Watch today, and for many of us it was our first visit. We…read morequickly discovered that First Watch doesn't believe in a shortage of choices. The extensive menu made deciding what to eat almost as difficult as deciding where to go for lunch! Our group sampled quite a variety of the menu, including three Bacon Maple Croissant sandwiches, three tacos, a Pecan Chicken Salad, two different orders of pancakes, and a bowl featuring barbacoa beef, chips and eggs. Our waitress, Meleva, did a great job handling our party of nine. She managed to put together a table for us and squeeze us in so we could get started. Fortunately, the table next to us emptied about 20 minutes later, so our temporary seating arrangement worked out just fine. There was one order that got messed up, but that one really can't be blamed on the waitress. There was a little miscommunication while we were trying to figure out what I wanted. She moved on to someone else, and when she came back around, I had completely changed my mind and ordered something entirely different! So, in this case, we'll give the waitress a pass. The Food Overall, the food was good, with ratings ranging from a 7.0 to a 9.5 on the ROMEO scale. The Pecan Chicken Salad received particularly high marks. The average ROMEO rating was 8.05, which translates to approximately 4 stars on the Yelp scale. Personally, I wasn't especially impressed with my Bacon Maple Egg sandwich. The egg itself was very good--fluffy and covered with cheese. The bacon was good, there were some nice hot jalapeños, and the croissant was decent. Then came the maple syrup. I like maple syrup as much as the next guy, but putting it on a croissant sandwich just didn't work for me. In my humble opinion, maple syrup belongs on waffles or pancakes--not in a breakfast sandwich! The maple flavor just seemed to take the sandwich downhill. ROMEO Verdict Food: 8.05 / 10 Service: Very Good Menu Selection: Extensive! ROMEO Rating Range: 7.0 - 9.5 Yelp Equivalent: 4 Stars

Good experience at this near Columbia, SC location. We were seated quickly into a car and nicely…read morespacious booth, and our server was very patient with us. I had the Rustic Frittata which was even better than I expected it to be. The greens with it were just okay. Others in my party had the biscuits and gravy dish (which filled him up quicker that expected!) and another had the Trifecta with bacon and waffle, and a delicious Iced Mocha. That last dish, and accompanied warm maple syrup, prompted me to get a blueberry pancake, as I did initially want something sweet. Overall, I'm glad we came here over other options.

The food was decent, but nothing really stood out. I ordered the French toast, and it was pretty…read moreplain. I expected it to come with some fresh fruit or a little more presentation, but I guess that's an extra here. It was definitely an interesting visit because a storm was rolling through and the power kept going in and out, which made for a confusing experience. Despite that, our waitress stayed positive, kept everyone informed, and made the experience enjoyable with her great attitude. Her customer service was the highlight of the visit. There's plenty of seating and nice little decor our with an open bar so it looks like it can accommodate any large parties or just a few people whatever you bring. Overall, the food was okay, but the excellent service is what made this brunch spot worth the visit.

This was my first time eating from here, and I will say the food I ordered was amazing! I did a…read morepickup since I was in a hurry. I had the Cajun Shrimp Crawfish Omelette. The grits melt in your mouth! I love a good soft and moist bowl of grits. The omelette was prepared just right and filled with shrimp, catfish, red peppers, tomatoes and so many other yummy ingredients. This was definitely a great start to my day. The customer was top-notch, the establishment was clean and well lit. I will be visiting this location again soon:)