Local small town Meat and Three kinda place. Seems to have 3 different meats and a dozen sides that…read morerotate. Friendly quick service. Food much better than most. Desserts good but pricey compared to lunch. Worth a try.

First visit to the restaurant. The service here was beyond anything I could expect! Everyone was…read moresuper nice and friendly! They gave my daughter green beans to feed the ducks!! We ordered our food to go, but it was such a cozy atmosphere, I can't wait to go again and dine in!!

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!

Rae's was recommended to us by a long time Augusta resident. I'm glad we went to try it out, but…read moredoubtful we'd go back. We loved the divey, local vibe. Fun, comfortable environment. Server was lovely and everything arrived in a very reasonable amount of time. Food was a 3. No more. The shrimp and grits were really a big miss. I read where it said casserole and I was fully expecting a new (for me) twist on shrimp and grits - but it was not good. Dry baked grits with maybe three shrimp total and a few tiny piece of crab. No sauce, no cheese on top - nothing. Was very very odd indeed - more like cornbread or spoon bread with zero flavor. My husband ordered a steak and it was good, so there was some redemption there. I will say, one major restaurant pet peeve for me is when the first thing you smell when you open the door is air freshener. The bathrooms are right by the door and they have a fake cherry air freshener smell pumping out from them. So that's what you get hit with when you walk in. I don't know the solution to this type of layout, but strong air freshener isn't it.

Well, here I am in "The Deep South" in Augusta, South Carolina waiting to go to the Masters…read moreTournament tomorrow in Augusta, Georgia. Rae's Coastal Cafe is my usual first stop restaurant for some scrumptious vittles south of the Mason-Dixon Line. Our Jerk chicken wings were a great start for our first dinner on this adventure. Our (us three golfers) salads were good. Our crab cakes were very good! Our chocolate pudding pie was great. My three fingers of Makers Mark was excellent. We sat outside by their lake where the peace and quiet were throughly enjoyed. Our waitress was friendly and helpful choosing the combinations that made this dinner delightful.

We showed up at 7pm on Friday night. It was very crowded. To eat inside the main restaurant we…read morewould have had a 40 minute wait but they offered the outside area and seated us right away. My wife got the black eyed peas jambalaya and two of us got catfish platters, one fried and one blackened. My wife didn't eat a lot of her meal because she said it was too spicy, but she's a spice wimp so I'm not holding that against the restaurant especially since I never tried it. My daughter's blackened catfish was very salty. Our fries were very salty but good. My catfish, fried, was excellent. I would have liked to give a 3.5 but couldn't and my fish was so good I just couldn't give a 3. I'd eat here again but only fried catfish for me. I could see myself eating here at least once a month. Bonus: after dinner take a walk along the waterfront.

The stars weren't matching the reviews as it showed only 3* but I listened to the Yelpers and…read moredecided to come. One thing I'm liking about Augusta is they tell you to just seat yourself. There is plenty of parking. I'm not sure why it's called "at the river" bc I didn't see a river. There is inside and an outside enclosed area for seating when you enter from the parking lot. It is decorated like a casual bar and grill. My server was in training but friendly and worked alongside his trainer head server. For beverages, I ordered the oyster shooter and that Bloody Mary did not disappoint. I also had a Black Raspberry Margarita. This seems to be a thing in Augusta for Margaritas as well as this was the 2nd restaurant I went to and had this. The other place was better though. But let's talk about the food! The catfish was super tasty. They gave me fries although I didn't order them, and of course I still ate them. I had a side of baked potato salad. I should've asked why they're baked, but that was just okay. I had the TASTE OF BEAMIES- chicken & shrimp gumbo, black eyed pea jambalaya, shrimp and grits, my fav's in order were the chicken and shrimp gumbo, the shrimp and grits, then the black eyed pea jambalaya. I also ordered the 1/2 dozen Rockefeller oysters and they were amazing. The hush puppies that came with them were just okay. Overall, I enjoyed this meal.

We have been going to Bills for quite a while. Love the atmosphere there. Everybody knows most of…read morethe regulars that visit Bills. Fine dining.

The good food and amazing selection of a variety of options to dine is my favorite part of going to…read moreBills Restaurant on Peach Orchard Rd here in my hometown in Augusta Georgia. The excellent just like your back home service is the best of all. I love this place and it will forever be a Famous Dining establishment in The south

Ordered the catfish and fries. You get a generous portion of both. Both the fish and fries came out…read morepiping hot. The fish was tasty with a nice crust on it. The steak fries were dusted with Old Bay seasoning. For dine in, there is seating for about 36. Call ahead if you are in a hurry. They only have a couple of people working since they just opened. The Restraunt is clean. The floors may look dingy, but that is because it is a cement floor that holds the mop marks. Decor is set up like a sports bar. 5 out of 6 TVs are on sports and one on cartoons. If you are in the mood for soul food, check them out

I enjoy eating at K&J. It is one of my go to spots when I visit Augusta. The food and service is…read moresuperb. If eating in, you won't need anything as they check on you multiple times throughout your meal making sure you dont need anything and ensuring that your cup runneth over without even having to ask. Ive had the pork chops, turkey wings, oxtails & the soul rolls. Im working my way through the menu and have not been disappointed yet. Highly recommended, 12 outta 10!!!

Adequate seating and parking. Customer service is not good at all. The pimento bacon burger was…read moretasty however the macaroni was dry and didn't have any seasoning. The cake is normally pretty good however the ones purchased this week were dry. They had been sitting out too long. They charge you to take out. Clean restaurant.

Food is excellent, down home, southern cooking. Portions are LAGRE, friendly servers, nice southern…read moreenvironment

I ordered an omelette and found a dirty white broken off zip tie inside of it. Showed the waitress…read moreand didn't even get an apology and they didn't even offer to take the item off my bill. No apology. Nasty place. Will never go back.

I think they are hash browns and poached eggs off fantastic. As far as loneliness it sure is and…read morewaitresses are very friendly. We've already here twice. This is our breakfast go to place now.