In town for the Graves mountain dig and stopped by for dinner. I had the catfish fillet entree and…read moreasparagus and it was amazing. Cooked perfectly and large portions. Followed with an ice cold beer and it sure hit the spot! My server (her name started with a Z) was fabulous and so nice. Highly recommend stopping by here!

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

Wife and I agree that we would be back if ever in the area moving forward…read more Courteous and prompt service was provided us and the quality of the pizza and calzone was much to our liking We also felt that the place offered good value for the items purchased. Thanks for the great lunch yesterday!

This is my wife and I favorite place good food great service and great people. We always feel…read morewelcome and at home there. I think of it as McCormicks version of Cheers where eveverybody knows your name.

Decided to try this place out for lunch. It's a small local place that's only open from…read moreThursday-Sunday. They have a couple of tables to dine in. Known for their burgers so I ordered a cheeseburger plate. I got salad and fries for side. The burger was good fries were the typical crinkle fries. Overall good meal and service. I'd definitely return.

Summer's is a great place to go for a "home cooked" hamburger with all the trimmings. Excellent…read moreonion rings or order a "split" and get the other half of the plate full of fries. Great country atmosphere with nice staff.

Great place to gather with the whole family, including dogs. I had the McSmash burger, which was…read moregood. The pretzel really hit the spot and came with good beer cheese.

I decided to check Aiken out last week and made sure to stop by GGB. I really enjoy trying local…read morebeer and figured I'd swing by. All in all, I really enjoyed my visit. They have a great space with plenty of seating, both indoors and out. They have TVs throughout the brewery so watching a game there is probably pretty easy. I started with the onion rings and then went with the double smash burger and I have to say it was solid. They also have a great selection of beers which included several guest taps. My only piece of constructive criticism is that when I got my 3 growlers filled at the end of my visit (because they have good beer and I wanted to drink more later), my growlers were neither sealed nor labeled. For those that don't know, breweries usually label the growlers with beer your ordered and seal it so it doesn't leak. I've only ever run into this once before, it was in Amarillo, TX. I didn't make a fuss about it but it didn't come off as the most professional or polished in that respect. I'd really like to see them reexamine this part of their operation and possibly consider branded labels for the growlers (so that you know what you're drinking) and branded caps (their dog logo would fit perfectly and be a good way to rep the brand). Overall, I had a great visit. But I'll inquire before getting my growlers filled again.

They put a lot of effort into local quality sources. Everything I've had is good, hamburgers with…read morefries, sausage, egg, and cheddar cheese biscuit, a type biscuit known in the south as cat head biscuit because they're the size of a cat head. good prices, friendly folks, down home style

Talk about old school. This was an interesting discovery. There are several buildings including a…read moreFarmers market so I wasn't sure where the restaurant was. I went in the Farmer's Market first. It looks like an old barn. There were lots and lots of homemade choices- "canned" soup bases, fruits, vegetables, salsas, jams, flavored oils to name a few. There were also fresh fruits, nuts, honey, vegetables, dairy products and cakes. There are four areas you can eat. The main "restaurant" is small with only a few tables. Evidently it's a favorite of older local gentlemen to gather for an early breakfast. There is also the "Pig Sty," "The Chicken Coop" and the farmer's market area. Some of these can be cold in the winter and warm in the summer so dress accordingly. The farmer's market area is heated by a wood stove. The staff here are so friendly. It felt like we were visiting family. The food was good ole country food. The hubby and I each ordered the breakfast plate. I had coffee with my choice of several flavored creamers. If you pay in cash you get a discount. If you are in the area you should check it out. You can order from the breakfast or lunch menu. Plan to stay a few extra minutes and look around and support local farmers. We brought home some boiled peanuts. Fun experience and good breakfast.

Great food, and great service. I have enjoyed everything I've even ordered there. The burgers are…read moremy favorite in town.

Love the fusion of the burgers. Always fresh, hot and delicious. The staff as well as the…read morecook/owner are always quick with a pleasant greeting.

Hubby and I were out for a drive. Stopped by to try the poutine. Service was friendly and food was…read moredelicious.

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.

Food excellent!! Love the atmosphere and service was good The hours are short so come earlyread more

My wife and each had the cheeseburger plate with half and half French fries and onion rings…read more So-o-o much good food and much more than either of us could eat! The waitresses kept up with our tea refill needs. The place is a good ole side-of-the-road diner - plenty of good food and worrying about the decor comes second. There are car license plates on the walls and these kept me entertained while waiting for our meal. We went here after reading some other reviews and it did not disappoint. Even though we live about 60 miles away, we plan to return. It was worth the hour-and-a-half trip.

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!

Food- Our subs were very good. I tried the new foot long soft pretzel stick. It was very good…read more Service- Our service was very good. We ordered by phone and picked it up at the drive through. Ambiance- N/A

The sandwich was a joke!! Hardly no meat on the sub and hard bread that I ended up throwing away…read more. Lets just say our sandwiches LOOKED nothing like the picture!!