You want seafood with people who can cook fresh water and salt water this is the place ... come…read moreearly cause your chance for seating disappears fast in a good way! Friendly local Abbeville culture patronizes this place ...sweet people who will love on you as they serve you the catch!

Well I'm back with another review... This time for "Off The Hook Seafood restaurant in Abbeville…read moreSC... This is a small family ran restaurants that specialize in fried seafood... this is a go too when visiting this area for Hot, FRESH and SEASONED food... Pricing is very reasonable and the portions are large... If wanting to try something new, try the cajun grits... this pairs well with the fried seafood... The atmosphere is casual and they have a lovely outdoor seating area if you want some fresh air.. After dining take a stroll around the old time square to work off those extra calories.... Did I mention.... To try their homemade desserts as well... This is a must try...

Everything! Amazing brisket…read more Outrageous portions Incredible value I wanted to go back the next day but they are only open on the weekends. Don't pass up this treasure if you're in the area!

The food and the service were wonderful! Everyone was happy and friendly. The atmosphere is…read morerelaxed and welcoming.

If you want to know where the locals go, this is it. Booty's has been an institution for as long as…read moreI can remember. The food is served buffet-style and the offerings are Southern home cooking. The star of the show is the fried catfish, which on my recent visit felt like it melted in my mouth. Chicken, country ham tilapia, and Brunswick stew are among other offerings. There are also desserts. My only complaint on our recent visit was that the Brunswick stew was only lukewarm. On the night we visited, there was a bluegrass band for entertainment, but ambiance is sparse. This is a place that you come to eat, not to stare at the walls. Service is friendly, but being a buffet place, there isn't a lot of interaction aside from drinks and refills.

We kept seeing the sign every time we went to Bowman. Then we heard that the restaurant closed for…read morea while. Then we heard some new folks bought it. We decided to stop and check it out. It's a buffet, of mostly fried food, seafood. They had some really great green beans, fried okra, fried shrimp, fried fish, Brunswick stew, and biscuits. There were some other things to try, including a couple of cobblers for dessert. there were some nice young ladies, cleaning off the tables and being active in the dining room, which was nice. They were watching to make sure our drinks were filled. The food was hot and good. I'm not sure if they redid the decorations inside, but they have some old Timey things on the walls, kinda like a country place! You do have to wait in line and go through the buffet, but everybody was courteous. It's definitely worth the money.

Excellent Food and all cooked to order. First visit in 1963 and still a customer. Your Lake…read moreHartwell's Breakfast begins with Waldrops and Saturdays Dinner is always exceptional.

A weekend trip to Townville SC to visit our friends who left CHS for retired life in small town…read moreAmerica, lead us to Waldrop's for breakfast on a Saturday morning. Located at the top of a hill from one of the lakes boat ramps, this quaint spot is perfect for supporting local. From the red and white vinyl picnic table clothes, styrofoam cups, roll of paper towels and Texas Pete at each table, I knew we were going to enjoy some great food. Eggs, crispy bacon, toast served with warm melty butter to spread and cheesy hash browns were all delicious. I also tried their jalapeño grits which were yummy too. Reasonable priced, great service, and great food!

Had a great time in Demorest visiting for a wedding and the night before we had dinner at Holden…read more We split the grilled caesar, and I had the buttery broiled oysters and we also split some of the chicken tenders and fries. All were great! Very much enjoyed eating here while sitting at the bar.

Two thumbs up! Just…read moreamazing food! Down home feel with great service, as well. Try to come on a Wednesday for the Bang Bang options! Fabulous!

This is about location, location, location…read more But luckily, their food is great too. Sometimes hungry drunks park their boat, stagger up the stairs, and do what hungry drunks do - talk loudly. Outside of that, their signature item is the smoked wings. They have a great variety of beers on tap and signature cocktails. You can get a table and server, or just walk right up to the bar and order a cold drink with fast, friendly service. A+

Amazing place. I told you in my first review I would be back so I will say it again. I will be…read moreback. This time I had the fancy Bloody Mary. It did not disappoint.

I'm from Florida and every time that I'm in South Carolina I have to eat here. This is my fourth…read moretime and if I lived in Easley I would eat here all of the time. Our server/general manager Elaina is amazing! I hope that I spelled her name correctly, but anyway she was quick and super friendly and efficient. The food is always hot and seasoned perfectly. I can't even find seafood this good in Florida.​

Be careful who you shoo off porches waiting for you to open. You just were mean to a huge SC…read morehealthcare executive wanting to spend money. Had to work in her laptop and nope. Not very friendly. Maybe you should ask why they traveled there... opening at 4:30 in a small town. Wow.

We ate here with friends simply because it is accessible by boat from lake Hartwell. The decor in…read morethe place is a bit dated. The view is great. Service was fine too. I have had numerous meals here... blackened salmon, was just fine, the hangar steak on my last visit was some of the best food I ever put in my mouth! I suggest that you come here for the fun of visiting by boat. Don't come expecting a great meal, but be ready to be surprised with something delicious. This place was next door to Nami where you could eat a really good Japanese meal. I used to suggest that Nami was the better choice by far. HOWEVER, Nami has now moved its chef and menu over to the Galley. If you enjoy Sushi , Sashimi and Nigiri I highly recommend it. If your boat lift was built by Earnest Rodgers, who is an excellent human being, (he is retired now). Earnest used to frequent Nami and had a dish named after him, "The Earnest Turbo Bowl". It's not on the menu, but it is worth inquiring about.

I highly recommend making a reservation (even on weeknights) because we waited 45 minutes for a…read moretable without one! Nevertheless, the food was reasonably priced and very good. Our waitress was amazing. The restaurant is an open floor plan, so it was slightly noisy.. But great ambiance overall!