The food is absolutely to die for. [FUN FACT] i had never tried flounder before, me and my husband…read morewent on a Saturday night which is their specialty, I can proudly say I eat flounder, but only from this place. The service is wonderful dining in or drive thru! I love the cute decor they have as well. Makes me feel right at home.

Good home cooking- meat and 2 or 3 and homemade desserts! Stew beef was excellent, made with prime…read morerib. Fresh vegetables. Our server was pleasant and honestly answered our questions. There place isn't fancy but it's clean and well lit. I'll be back.

Casual southern seafood family restaurant with incredibly delicious food, extremely helpful staff,…read moreand mostly local clientele. Étouffée outstanding, grilled snapper with fabulous sauce, and a generous portion of blackened shrimp, all amazing, at amazing prices. When we're back in Sylva, we will definitely return here!

Easy seating at 4 pm. Prices on bill were higher than on the menu, but didn't feel like fussing…read moreover it. The portions were smaller than competitors in the area. Overall we enjoyed our meal as it was fresh and hot. The broiled shrimp were seasoned perfectly. The fried shrimp and oysters were also delicious. Our waitress was attentive to our needs keeping our Tea glasses filled.

I've only been here 2 times, but the foods very good. Clean and brightly lit, nice atmosphere,…read moreowners are very friendly, service is good.

The hubby and I thought we would try a new Mexican restaurant. I especially wanted to find one that…read moremade a great margarita. We passed the restaurant on the first try so had to make a loop back. It's in the KEOWEE HEIGHTS PLAZA, a little strip mall in Seneca. Although the website looked like reservations were required, we got there about 5:00 and were the first customers. The servers were friendly and efficient. They immediately came and took our drink orders. We received complementary chips and salsa. We ordered the Sampler Dip (Cheese dip, pico de gallo and guacamole) as an appetizer. It was good. The hubby ordered the Chile Colorado and I had the Tres Compadres. Good size portions, especially mine. It was good. I ordered the Texas Margarita. It was good... Not great. I'd probably go back again and try a different type of margarita. Overall, I would say it's a good experience if you're in the area. Reasonable prices and the decor was cool!

I ordered th double cheeseburger w fries and coleslaw and it was great…read more Good prices and great service. Will definitely go back.

Stopped by Arnold's of Seneca for the first time last night and used the drive-through. The…read moreservice was the highlight of the visit. The employee at the window couldn't have been nicer, very friendly, helpful, and even offered me a menu to keep for future visits. Truly excellent customer service. I ordered the grilled chicken sandwich (lettuce and tomato only (no premium topping options available), along with onion rings and coleslaw. The total came to $13.08 before tip, which is a great price and initially set expectations fairly high. The wait time was reasonable, but when I received the bag it felt surprisingly light. Once home, the portion sizes were underwhelming. The onion rings were moderate, the coleslaw was about an ice-cream-scoop portion, and the grilled chicken sandwich consisted of a very small piece of chicken with one slice of lettuce and a thin slice of tomato on a plain white bun. For context, I weighed the chicken portion and it came in at 2.68 ounces, which is noticeably smaller than expected for a sandwich. Food quality was basic. The coleslaw appeared pre-packaged and was quite watery, and the onion rings seemed mass-produced rather than freshly battered. The chicken itself could have used more seasoning and a more substantial portion. Even a slightly upgraded bun would have helped. I'm giving this two stars instead of three because while the service was outstanding and the pricing is attractive, this is a restaurant first and foremost, and the food quality and portions didn't meet expectations. I'm not trying to bash ownership; a small increase in price to allow for better ingredients and slightly larger portions could make a big difference.

Service was outstanding and with personal, funny attention from Brent. Time to eat (for slow…read moreeaters) was cheerfully allowed. The food was outstanding. Rich, flavorful, delicious. It's our first anniversary (yes, we're 76 yo but not dead yet) and we're treated to a delicious dessert. I don't eat desserts, ever, but.... . If you ever are anywhere near Gatlinburg, make a beeline to Chesapeake. Best choice EVER!!!

My family came here for my birthday and I was very impressed with how well they accommodated us. We…read moretried to book ahead of time because we know things fill up during the holidays as well as it being a weekend. Unfortunately we got our days mixed up and our reservation was the following day. However the hostess told us it was not an issue and still seated us right away moving our booking to the correct day. The food came out in a timely manner and our server was very helpful as well. I ordered the seafood lasagna and it was very flavorful. Personally if I were to come back, I'd order another dish that was more filling. The server raved about how good it was and she was correct. It did have a lot of flavor to it. However it lacked seafood in the shells. At some points, I felt as though I was only eating shells and sauce with tomatoes unfortunately. Upon finishing our meal, unfortunately my father became ill after sipping water and going down the wrong pipe. We were so embarrassed seeing as though we were sitting in the middle of everyone dining. However the staff were so kind resulting us that it wasn't the first and dropping everything they were doing to tend to us with wet napkins and checking on my father. While we were deeply embarrassed, it really meant a lot to us that you all made us your priority in that moment and I greatly appreciate you alls service!

Okay one thing I do know is my taste buds were not off...raised in the South I know grits! Best…read morewishes. You got a three because frozen shrimp and weird tasting grits deserved it. Your Coleslaw was good.

After you order ask your waitress for the free shrimp dip with crackers if she forgets to bring it…read moreout...very good. Fried oysters fried soft with onion rings and Cole slaw were good. Husband had Parmesan crusted Grouper which was very good! Fast service. Great service and friendly owner. Visiting from another state so we were glad reviews proved to be correct!!

Three stars, but let me explain. We've had friends hype this place up.... Big time. It opened…read morenearly a year ago, just down the road from our house and haven't had the opportunity to try it until this week, but have always noticed the lines out door and the packed parking lot. Friday, we decided to go for a late lunch pick up. Let me say again... we only live about three miles from the restaurant. We arrive, it's around 3pm and the place is PACKED. It's an adorable place. Great ambiance, totally welcoming when you come in the door. They've got nice outdoor seating as well, with cornhole games and lighting. Nice touch, especially on a beautiful day. Walking in, we were greeted by the clerk at the register and informed it would be a 20 minute wait, which was fine. This having been our first time there, we both decided to order the sampler platter, which was one catfish filet, two chicken tenders, three shrimp, fries, and a hush puppy. For $16.99, it's a pretty good deal! We also ordered a side of cheese grits to try. The clerk was in the process of leaving and did so after taking our order. We waited. People came in after us and we watched them get their food before us. 15 minutes...20 minutes...30 minutes... finally about 35 minutes later, they come out with our order. We left. Drove the three miles home and opened the boxes. Everything was cold. Not Luke warm. Cold. Waiting that long doesn't bother me. But I do expect after that long, that the food be fresh. The fries had gone soggy, the batter on the fish, chicken, and shrimp were also soggy and starting to fall off. It was obvious that our food had been ready for a bit and then sat back there longer than necessary. And this is where my husband and I part ways on opinion... I do NOT generally care for catfish. Never have. I actually had asked the first clerk if I could sub that part out for flounder, but she said, no. I'm glad she did. Hands down, best catfish experience ever, even though it was cold and falling apart. Zero muddy, off taste that I normally associate with catfish. It honestly was delicious and if that's what it's like cold, then I can only imagine how good it would be fresh. I also liked the shrimp, the chicken, and the hush puppy- although I will say... I was a bit disappointed to see there was only one, it to be fair, it was gigantic. It was NOT soggy, so I don't know what happened there. Anyway, the hush puppy was crispy on the outside, soft and fluffy on the inside with bits of corn throughout. The shrimp, though I liked it, lacked a bit on seasoning and I can say the same about the chicken. That said, the chicken was juicy and tender. Not quite Gus's or Gutheries quality, but head and shoulders above Zaxby's or Huey Magoos. I could honestly take or leave the fries but that's me... I don't particularly like crinkle cuts, especially after they've gone soggy, which is why I don't like Zaxby's. My husband, however, was disappointed overall. The only thing we agreed on was that the catfish was really good, but he did point out that between the fish, chicken, and shrimp, they all had the exact same batter...the catfish just carried it better. I did love the grits and would pick that as my side over the fries. Just a matter of preference, there. Here's the thing- we do our best to support local, small businesses, pointedly ones who are veteran owned, and recognize that small businesses, in particular, are especially vulnerable to bad or off days. Based on all the reviews from people we personally know, we're positive that's exactly what happened to us on Friday. So, in light of that experience, I'm giving it 3 stars with the promise that we will try again and I will edit this review to reflect that second experience. Overall for me, I'd go back for the catfish any day and they showed me how good that one thing can be when it's done right. As for my husband and his opinion of the other items... I pointed out that it's not called Brookton SHRIMP OR CHICKEN School. Catfish is what they specialize in, and as far as I'm concerned, they nailed it.

It is hard to find whole catfish anywhere near us. My husband found Brookton doing a google…read moresearch to surprise me. It is a 20 mile 45 minute drive for us and honestly we would drive twice as far for it. It is that good! $45 for a bucket of catfish. That is 6 pieces of catfish (fried to perfection may I add), 2 large sides, and hush puppies. It is at least 2 meals for us (most of the time 3). That averages out to either 11.25 per person (2 meals) or 6.70 per person (3 meals). You can't eat nasty processed fast food for that price anymore so I don't understand those complaining about price. These catfish remind me of the rio-vista from long ago.

The food and service are great! However, I was sad to hear they are closing after the first of the…read moreyear. The owner is a great guy, but due to lack of customers, he is forced to close. Let's show him some love and support this great place!

Low Country Shrimper is hands down my favorite spot for Southern seafood in the Greenville area…read more I've tried just about everything on the menu--scallops, shrimp, oysters, catfish--and whether it's a combo plate, a po' boy, or a lunch basket, it's always fire. The seafood is consistently fresh, well-seasoned, and cooked perfectly. The fried items are perfectly crispy without being greasy, and the portion size won't leave you wanting. Let's talk sides: the fries, slaw, corn, and baked beans all hit like a Triple off the left field wall--but the hush puppies? Lawd. Golden, crunchy on the outside, fluffy inside, and a touch of sweetness. I could eat a basket of those alone...and I may or may not have done this. Everything I've had here tastes like it belongs at the family cookout, and you'd better have your plate ready cause it's gonna be gone the moment it comes out the fryer. This place is a treasure--chill, dive-like feel, and absolutely delicious. If you're in the area and craving Southern seafood, Low Country Shrimper is a must. I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the owner. He's an awesome guy and cares about every one of his customers. We chat with him almost every time we come in and eat.

Service is always amazing , food is even better and the view next to the lake is the best of allread more

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+

I am a non-chain kind of guy…read more We found this place recently. We came back. Great seafood. Great friendly service. Daily specials. Food came out hot. Offers catering quantities. Fair prices. What more could I ask for. Used to be Kim's

Yum, yum, yum! Don't be in a hurry 'cause the food is Rollin' out fresh! ...Worth the wait though!…read moreGood service, clean bathroom (hot water in the sink :-) Prices are as expected for a seafood boil. No alcoholic beverages & add 4% for CCards. Restaurant is tucked off the main road across from Tokyo's.