Skinny Club sandwich only has 2 slices of bread, easier to handle & eat: less calories, lots of…read morebacon!! Owner & Chef Frances herself is pictured!! The you'll feel like family, down good old country !!

Food was ok but way overpriced. A cheeseburger with home fries (no seasoning) & ice tea plus egg…read moresalad sandwich with lettuce & tomato with chips & iced tea was $30.

The outside gives a farmhouse feel, the inside gives a cafeteria feel. The service was great,…read moreeveryone was super kind. The website showed closed but it was open. The food was very....: interesting. Not a lot of effort put into it. Reminds me of school or nursery lunches. Just cooked and put out, the salisbury steak had a weird flavor, i had to stop eating it. The chick was not juicy at all. The best thing was the hush puppies and chili. Maybe its different on other days (i came at 12 on monday). I will not be revisiting. The cost was 15 and served buffet style.

Great home style buffet complete with fried chicken and far back…read more Do not go on the first Friday of the month unless you are agreeable to pay the extra price for the band and music! Sometimes good, sometimes not as good.

Mike's Farm on Haw's Branch Road is an amazing rustic and true farmhouse dining experience for the…read moreentire family. We recently celebrated there for our grandson's 4th birthday. The food is homey deliciousness and is served family style. We love it. The staff is energetic and kind and friendly. Once the main meal is finished, prepare for incredible desert options. We had the banana pudding. The grounds have activities for walking and shopping and the kids get the see and feed Goats, Sheep, Ducks, cows and other spectacular animals. A well rounded outing for the entire family.

I came to check out the nc product barn.. full of nc made products! I know on Friday I can get a…read moreplatter of the famous Mac n cheese from the fridge up by the counter but I always look to see what all they have. So many great products.. sauces, dips, food stuff and a lot of others! You can see what goes into all the products and where they are from! They even had samples on counter of several products.. I tried a granola and fell in love! Pineapple walnut! Owned and operated by veterans, hand crafted called staats bakery..Dobson nc.. one example of nc made ! They have a corner with local wines and you can sample them.. I love this barn it's always an adventure.. oh and yes I've eaten in restaurant and had deserts from gift shop the ice cream is a delight and foods yummy.. come early and come hungry!

Such a warm inviting atmosphere. Dinner was so flavorful and the blackened scallop and grits…read more topped with bacon did not disappoint. Dessert was a warm moist brownie served ala-mode with drizzled chocolate, so yummy! Shea slayed the drinks! Staff is so friendly and service oriented. Farm to table and locally sourced- perfect!

Looking for a date night spot while visiting the beach, we were lucky enough to grab a spot at the…read morebar at this amazing farm to table restaurant. The menu was wonderfully seasonal and everything was cooked to perfection. The employees were friendly and made us feel welcome and walked us through the menu. The hardest part was choosing what to eat! The space is small but big on ambiance. It is a truly charming space with a quaint and welcoming front entrance. Add this to your list the next time you visit Southport!

Pretty good buffet. There were no bowls for the fish soup, but I put some on my plate and ate it…read more Was nice and spicy. Mashed potatoes were instant. Food was overall pretty good. Nothing I had was bad. Nothing I had was amazing. My waitress was overloaded, but super nice. I really liked her. Price was not bad for a seafood buffet. I almost went back yesterday, because they were open on Easter, but made the mistake of trying a Chinese restaurant in town instead. Edit: I've eaten here a few more times, and I stand by my original assessment. It's a decent little place, nothing special. Hours are hard to pin down. They are closed a lot. Nobody answers Facebook posts, even though they have a page.

Southern food at Mullins, SC. INCREDIBLE!!! Service was "Down-home" Southern fare at its' best! The…read moreambience was perfect for a Five-stat seafood restaurant in the city. Well done and we'll be back!

Always enjoy this place for breakfast and stop when we can on our way to Wilmington. Food is good,…read morestaff is great, seating is limited so place stays crowded. When it is nice outside we prefer to eat on patio. All around, great place.

First time here but definitely not the last. The food is delicious especially the buttermilk…read morebiscuits! The staff were attentive and polite. We brought our little dog and sat outside. The staff brought her water without us asking.

Dude, we love Smoky Tony's! The food is always great and well-priced, the service is warm and…read morefriendly, and don't even get me started on the cheesecakes! Worth every single calorie. Tuesdays and Thursdays are fun; they do trivia and music bingo. Always a good time!

Food was alright but a little dry, the sauces on the table were good but some were unlabeled so it…read morewas a guessing game of what you were using. Lots of indoor seating, and they are accommodating for large groups. Our server was nice but neglected to tell us about the pre applied service charge so we unknowingly tipped 50 % for mediocre food.

I give 5 stars because food was fresh and hot . There is a young man who works there and he broke…read moreout into song . A star for just that ! Very friendly staff , I am in town for work and had 3 different people tell me to go here for comfort food . Fried chicken on point Mash potato's were instant so that was my least favorite . ALL the other veggies I tried were seasoned nicely and were very good . Lima beans were the best I have ever eaten . Peach cobbler was strangely good with the strange looking topping . I would eat that every time I went

I had some business to attend to in South Myrtle Beach and as I finished up I started to get hungry…read morefor lunch. Luckily I saw a packed place on Mr. Joe White Avenue called Simply Southern Smokehouse. Place looked legit and had a full parking lot so I pulled in. There is only one way in and once you get in, the cashier is on the right with the $15 all you can eat buffet right next to it. The $15 also included all you can drink soft drinks, water and sweet tea. I paid my money and grabbed a plate and ran right up to the buffet. They start out light with vegetables and sides, working up to the main courses of fried chicken, fried fish, pulled pork, smoked chicken and some hot wings. After that, they had some mac & cheese, and then the desserts which was blueberry cobbler, peach cobbler, homemade banana pudding...and a couple of other things. I started off with some broad beans, stewed okra and tomatoes, smoked chicken and hot wings. I brought my plate and my silverware to an empty table, which was getting hard to find as the place was so packed and then went up to fetch me a glass of water to wash it down with. They serve Pepsi products and of course sweet tea but I was going to save my calories for dessert. The place was clean, well lit and the seating was well designed with booths along the wall and tables in the center... and plenty of room between the tables. Once seated I dug right in. The broad beans were excellent. Done right and full of flavor. The stewed tomatoes and okra, although cook correctly was a bit bland for my liking. The smoked chicken was excellent and I used a bit of the golden SC BBQ sauce on it...great...and homemade. The hot wings were the real deal meaty and moist with a nice kick. I finished the plate in about five minutes. Time for round two. On my second trip up, I put some collard greens, lima beans, a piece of fried chicken and a piece of fried fish on the fresh plate. As I sat down to eat, I put a bit of hot vinegar sauce on the collard greens and dug in. The collards were excellent and the homemade vinegar hot sauce gave it a bit of a kick and bite. The Lima beans were soft and loaded with flavor. I then moved on to the fried chicken, which was cooked correctly with the skin crispy and well battered and the meat moist on the inside. That said, it was bland. Given how well the beans were seasoned I was surprised. Same thing with the fish, but they had a real good house sauce for it which gave it a nice flavor and saved it, but overall both the fried chicken and the fried fish were bland. I then went up for a plate number three and realized I was not gonna be able to eat anymore mains, which was a shame since the pulled pork looked great... It will have to wait for the next time I come. I did, however leave a bit of room for dessert and I'm glad I did . The banana pudding was delicious with a full banana taste and 'Nilla wafers on top and bottom adding a bit of crunch. I only had enough room for one of the cobbler so I chose peach and it did not disappoint. Nice and warm with a sweet peach flavor and tasty crumbles. I wanted more but controlled myself. As I got up to leave, I placed five dollars on the table for the cleanup guy who was hustling and keeping the place neat and tidy. I then looked around and noticed this was a real local spot full of people from Myrtle Beach. You have families, elderly people, young people, construction workers and people from local businesses. For $15 it cannot be beat. Not only will I be back again but I plan on bringing some of my friends from up north who are going to love this place...plus I gotta try that pulled pork and Mac and cheese...if the fried chicken and fish have more seasoning, I'll up them to 5 stars.