I love the gator and anything really they make that's fried. Expect to get a ton of critter for…read moreyour dollar because they evidently want you full. I recommend the gator tail.

Got 2 flounder filets with shrimp & fries for $15, enough for dinner and lunch the next day. Good…read morestuff!

We stopped here for lunch when we first hit Statesboro…read more First, I want to say that we had our corgi with us and Gnat's Landing (haha I get the 80s tv reference) is very dog friendly. Clawdia sat at the table and the server found her a banana, her favorite treat, after the long car ride. As far as the humans go, we all enjoyed our meals as well. They have a good lunch menu and prices were reasonable for other items as well. I enjoyed the popcorn shrimp while my daughter raved about the shrimp and grits. My wife also enjoyed the mahi sandwich. Service was fast and friendly despite a large lunch crowd. We ate on the porch since it was a nice day. I never went inside the main building, but we did note that they have a lot of activities like trivia night, etc.

Enjoyed a birthday lunch at Gnats Landing…read more Shared a shrimp po' boy and salad with my wife. Good place for lunch or some appetizers after work.

Staff: Host was courteous and helpful. She even asked where would we like to sit. Nice. Our…read morewaitress disappeared oddly but we were very fortunate that another quickly stepped in and was very helpful. Anna gave us some brief detail about the menu such as what's in Corn Maque Choux and made a suggestion about which cocktail was for dessert. Another big plus (especially here in the Boro) is the manager visited every table. Big points for all three minus the one that was supposed to be our waitress. Ambiance/Decor: It's a diner so it's a bit loud. But it was comfortable, this is Statesboro and I was still in my gym clothes so it was enjoyable. Cute bar. But I do wish for more noise softening. Food n drink: Nice cocktail list and robust for a small place. Grasshopper cocktail was good and perfect for after dinner cocktail. Fried Green Tomatoes appetizer was very good. Pasta Jambalaya was very good. I wasn't a fan of Fish Platter that I requested to be blackened. It was way too blackened in my opinion. The sides seemed over processed but I ate most of it.

100000000/10 ALWAYS…read more My husband & I had brunch here after celebrating our 1st Anniversary of being married and we try to go as often as we can! It holds a special place in our hearts!

The food is a little pricey but good , Joslyn was my server and she was very patient,kind and…read morerespectful. Me and my family will definitely be back.

Popped in for a lunch for two and found some fish and chips! The environment was super chill, not…read morevery busy at the time. Although it was good, the fish could've been crispier. Extra star because the portions are HUGE. Also extra star for our nice waitress, Josie. She brought out a sample of new grits the cook was whipping up, too, and that was a delicious snack while we scoured the menu. What I ordered: - fish basket

The prices are great and the food is even better. I got the half pound shrimp with fries…read more Definitely a 10 out of 10!

I've used this business several times and have never been disappointed the food is always great and…read morethey also offer military discount which is a plus for veterans like myself highly recommend this business

They have CUT the menu items to almost nothing.. the used to be the only place to get chicken…read moregizzards. Now they don't sell them....

This place is managed well! Always the best customer service and the food is always hot and…read moredelicious. Absolutely the best fried chicken strips I've ever had. And the sauces are perfect!

Ocean Galley in Statesboro...the food has always been very good. The service is excellent. The…read moreprices are very good. Highly recommend...one of our favorites!

The food was great I had the special with shrimp and fish the hush were very good the service was…read moreexcellent, my waitress name was Amanda she was very tentative, to me and her other customers.

It was a typical seafood boil place. It wasn't the best I have had it wasn't the worst either…read morethough.We were missing the hush puppies from our order.The service was ok nothing to complain about nor write home about. We did a pick up order so I can't tell you much about the ambiance. I wouldn't go back on my own but I would go back if someone else picked to go there.

My wife and I dropped in for lunch on a Saturday, and it was not busy at all. We had the coconut…read moreshrimp for an appetizer. It was good. I had the tilapia basket with sweet potatoes fries, and my wife had the scallops with sweet potato fries. The seafood was just OK, nothing special. The buffet was $30, so we just ordered the basket lunches which were around $15 each. Probably won't go back.

Went Saturday for Brunch. Food was delicious as always. Service was great and food was beautifully…read morepresented . Our server was so nice and all the workers are so friendly. I have tried most everything on the brunch menu and it is always great ! There were 10 in our party and everyone was HAPPY!!

We've been here twice in the last six months, and while the service has been consistently great,…read morethe food and drinks are nowhere near worth the inflated prices. The steaks were both salty and undercooked, the sides looked haphazardly thrown together, and the cocktails tasted like they were made by someone with zero bartending experience. Being one of the few "fine dining" options in Statesboro doesn't automatically justify charging premium prices for mediocre food and poorly made drinks.

Love this spot and the owner is very nice. Went with hubby again and ordered some pad see yew. It…read morewas yummy. Lychee martini is a winner as well. Would recommend the Thai items on the menu.

We ordered takeout and tried the spicy basil fried rice and the pad woon sen. Both dishes were much…read moresweeter than expected, almost dessert-level sweet. The two, what typically are very different dishes, also tasted very similar, as if they shared the same base sauce. Aside from the noodles vs. rice and the basil, there wasn't much distinction between the two. If you enjoy sweeter Thai dishes or a coconut-forward flavor profile, this might be right up your alley. Unfortunately, that sweetness wasn't for us, and it made both dishes difficult to enjoy.