My family lives locally around the corner from Rouse's and they always serve delicious southern…read morecuisine. Our family has dined here for years. I recently took my mother to have an early lunch during the Sunday buffet on New Year's Eve. She can't stop talking about it. It is a wonderful value for $15.99 a person AYCE. My favorite menu items are the fried chicken, hamburger steak, sweet potatoes, turnip greens, squash, Lima beans, hush puppies & fried fish. The options are plentiful. You should plan to arrive early. It was crowded but the staff kept things replenished in a timely manner with wonderful friendly service. The dining room is very vintage and traditional. I loved the Christmas decor, real wood burning fireplace, and the deer in Santa hats. The restaurant staff provide excellent southern hospitality. I can't wait to come again or plan a family dinner in the event room.

We walked in around 1ish and were seated pretty quickly. It was Buffet Sunday but we didn't…read morerealize that because we had not looked up the place before going. Just so you know the buffet is $20 pp. It cost three of us $70 before tip. The food was really good. Good southern cooking. Gave the review a 4 for two reasons. The desserts sit on top of the buffet the hot food is kept in which dries out the desserts a bit. 2nd the bathrooms are not terrible but when I went in one was full of "stuff" (could have been disrespectful customers or the toilet was broken...not sure) and one of their dispensers was out of soap. Customer service was good and the atmosphere was casual. Would probably go back on a normal day but not on Buffet Sunday simply because we cant eat $20 worth of food. Overall the restaurant is good with tasty food and good customer service.

We ate there for lunch today. I had to peel my pork chop because there was so much bread in ng. The…read moremashed potatoes were so cold they looked more like a dry baked potato. The gravy didn't help. It was cold and congealed. We had tried the restaurant once and it wasn't good but we decided to try once again, only to be disappointed again. Fooled once, shame on you. Fooled twice shame on me. I can guarantee there won't be a third time.

Good food friendly service. Popular place. Recommended! Not much of an ambiance. Could use some…read moresprucing up like many of the small eateries in Washington.

First time at Sheps grill. It was recommended by my father-in-law who frequents the restaurant. I…read morecame for lunch on a Sunday around two hours before closing time. I was told they were out of brisket and catfish. Both of which I was planning to order so I was a bit disappointed. I ordered a fried chicken sandwich with hot honey, and tater tots as aside. It was really good, but it was lacking a little bit. Could've used a little more hot honey in my opinion. Overall, I enjoyed the place and would come back again.

This is a real hometown gem! We've eaten here three times so far, and everything has been…read moredelicious. We've had: corned beef hash & eggs, their cheese biscuits are to die for, the "Full Nelson" breakfast bowl with cheese grits, home fries, and house smoked bologna. With the first bite I took of their southwestern eggs Benedict I couldn't help uttering "oh my gosh." Pulled pork, hollandaise and a perfectly cooked poached egg... Scrumptious. It sounds pretty basic, but their BLT is also very good. Although the restaurant is usually hectic, service is friendly and efficient.

My son and I ate here yesterday for the first time. The service from walking in till we left was…read moregreat! The food and pricing were just GREAT! My son had the grandma pancakes with chocolate chips and sausage and I had the steak sandwich with lettuce, tomato and mayo and I added onions and cheese along its fries and their house made coleslaw...everything was sooo good! We will def be going back to try more and recommend all to try Pam's Diner!! Oh and an added side note a gentleman in the kitchen was singing and man he had an amazing voice!!

We stopped in for a late breakfast. I ordered the breakfast casserole... YUMMMMM!!! Crescent rolls…read moreon the bottom, eggs and sausage crumbled with a niceeee thick layer of cheese on top. It was so delicious!!! Hubby had a meat lovers omelet and said it was good!! The place is little, but so quaint. It was noisy. But in a good, happy way. People knew each other and are very familiar. Service was fast and friendly!! This restaurant has been there for a long time, and it did not disappoint!!! Pam's we will be back!!!

Tonight was our first time trying Larry's Steakhouse, and it did not disappoint. My wife and I…read moresplit a 10oz ribeye. The steak was heavily seasoned (salt & pepper) and the crust on the steak was perfect. We asked for medium, and it was! The service was also great (from the waitress, the bus boy, and the maître d'. I sincerely look forward to my next visit. PS, try the cheesecake!

Steak was great Salad bar was fantastic…read more The French fries were very salty We will return

Native is currently one of my all time favorite spots in Greenville. The chef curates a seasonal…read moremenu, so there is always something new to try, and the food is consistently fresh and flavorful. I honestly have not had a bad meal here yet. This time we got the steak, which was cooked perfectly, along with the Native truffle fries. And just look at that presentation! Everything was delicious as usual. Definitely one of those places I'll keep coming back to.

The food was amazing and the price was fair for the quality. Maybe the best margarita I've had in…read moreyears. We were seated without a reservation at the bar (thank you!!!), however I highly recommend you avoid this faux pas and secure your seat; we were incredibly lucky there was room. Interesting part of town, and worth the deviation towards these repurposed industrial buildings. Free parking in back. Thank you for a lovely meal and can't wait to bring a crowd back, with reservations this time.

We were belatedly celebrating mom's 84th birthday, and she had not been to Yoder's in 10-15 years…read more Today was my first time. My aunt and cousin joined in on the fun, and it was my cousin's first time as well. Some in our party got the meatloaf, and exclaimed over how delicious it was. I got the parm chicken with rice, which was a little dried out and disappointing. Enter Yoder's cabbage and Dutch potato sides to save the day! Both were absolutely delicious! The cabbage was perfectly cooked and well-seasoned. I was delighted to find they were spicy, with visible red pepper flakes. The Dutch potatoes were creamy and cheesy...a new fave! The roll with the cinnamon butter was a treat indeed. And the tea? We like ours half & half...delivered in big cups with extra ice just the way we like it! I also got an English Toffee Latte to go...and it did not disappoint. Neither did the waitstaff, who were friendly, engaging and ensured our food was delivered with a smile. We left with slices of chocolate, coconut cream, and pecan caramel pie, a loaf of sourdough, and a mocha brownie treat for later. Ohhhh, and a ginormous cinnamon roll, cause why not?! The interior of Yoder's restaurant is a rustic place with a lovely shop to wander through while you wait to be seated. They have a lovely bird in the store that will sing you a song and tell you what the cat and the rooster say. So charming! All in all, I've been hearing about Yoder's for years and years...and it did not disappoint! Can't wait for a return visit!

Our party called ahead the day before visiting the restaurant for Wednesday reservations. We were…read moretold to arrive around 9am the next morning. After arriving a few minutes early we were told it would be "a bit" before they could seat us. "A bit" turned out to be more than an hour and even then they sat us at multiple tables throughout the restaurant. After being seated, we were promptly ignored. Fifteen more minutes went by before our sullen, unpleasant server took our drink orders and eventually our breakfast orders. She was not only extremely slow and inattentive, but blatantly disrespectful to one member of our party by rolling her eyes and making gestures when she thought we couldn't see her. Once our order was placed, we waited then waited more. We had decided to leave if our food had not arrived by 12pm and go to Bojangles in Vanceboro, but at 11:50, over three hours after arriving, our food finally showed up. My omelet was enormous and overflowing with ground sausage. It was OK, but would have been better with less sausage. My shredded hash browns were cold. The biscuit that accompanied the omelet was cold and hard. My dining companion liked her french toast, but noted her eggs, though properly prepared over medium, were cold. Same goes for her home fries. However, the buttery syrup, served with her french toast, was served warm and was absolutely amazing. Wow! It made my biscuit edible and was the best part of our meals. The restaurant is attached to a hardware store in a rural part of Craven County. It definitely has a country vibe and was spotless. Incredibly slow and disrespectful service combined with OK-at-best food make it difficult to recommend Voder's Dutch Pantry in any capacity to anyone.

Love barbecue staff friendly. Food is good best sweet tea…read more Love your daily specials. Best baked goods just love all there food.

Food was served cold, barbecue was bland needed seasoning. I got collards swimming in liquid that…read morewas in edible. The tea was good, and the sauce. Would score 2 out of 5 stars.