This was the perfect lunch stop after quilt-shop hopping on a quiet Saturday. Real food made by the…read moresweetest people in a quaint country store, downtown Augusta. This beautiful little river town is something straight out of a Rom-Com and this restaurant fit perfectly along the riverside, with its hand-dipped ice cream and sky-high meringue-covered pies and sweet, inviting staff.

We were in town for a fall festival and we stopped into the General SStore for lunch. This a real…read moredeal General Store from mismatched tables, the old plank floor to the old fashioned ice cream bar, this place is from the 1850s. The food is good and made to order, so it takes a little bit to get your food...things move at a little different pace here. I had the Southwest Burger. Crispy edges, with a great taste. For dessert, the blackberry cooler is amazing. Homemade, fresh and....well, amazing. If you're in Augusta, this is the place to eat.

Stopped by this place for the first time while in town visiting family. I don't usually leave…read morereviews, but had to give them a shoutout for their friendly service, delicious food, and good vibes! I loved the patio too, very charming. I'll definitely be back

I used to be the Yelp King here. I brought so many groups to the Milford location the waitresses…read moreknew us by name and brought our preferred drinks out without asking. By Golly's used to be the place where you left wondering if you'd just pulled off a heist...huge portions, real flavor, actual value. Now it feels like the new management has flipped the model to: charge more, deliver less, hope nobody notices. We noticed. Prices are premium, but the experience is bargain-bin. One overworked employee juggling the entire floor on a half-full Sunday isn't service...it's triage. And the food? Bacon so undercooked it practically squeals, burgers and buns burnt like they lost a bet, and somewhere under the carbon you can taste what used to be a pretty good patty. If you eat in, they have those fancy new platters for improved presentation...I'd rather have good food than a sexy plate. The milkshake is the real magic trick...almost $7 for a "large" that's one-third whipped cream, two-thirds regret (looked like 8-10 ounces of shake). Across the street, you get about 3X more, better, faster, and cheaper. That's not competition...that's a tutorial. To-go order? No napkins, no utensils. Fast food places get that right...and for a third of the price. But hey, nice paper boxes. Really elevates the disappointment. At this point, it's not a restaurant with a bar...it's a bar where food is an afterthought. Fancier plates, sure, but that's lipstick on a burger that used to matter. They might be making money for now, (although I've not seen the Milford parking lot packed since the old management) but this is how places lose the room...families fade out, regulars disappear (except for the bargain beer drinkers...heck I may come for $3 Miller Lites in March, but I'll eat elsewhere), and suddenly "pretty good" becomes "why are we here?" I wondered by their reviews have tanked. It didn't used to be like this. That's a problem...and yet with all the locations it's as if they think they're worthy of franchising. I could go to a big chain, buy a much better couple of burgers, fries and a shake and afford new platters and still get a better meal and reusable utensils and plates, for much less. I give em 2 years. What private equity firm would even look at such a mediocre product. I used to be one of their biggest fans. :-( In accordance with Yelp standards, no specific competitors were mentioned in this review. Only the general state of the competitive market.

Best hamburgers on the Eastside. Great service. The folks that work there are great. Super service.read more

Eh. The food was lackluster, servers looked sloppy and overly casual. Several of them were loudly…read moregabbing near where I sat, and quite frankly, I wasn't interested in their conversation. I tried it because I like the Arthur's in Hyde Park. I probably won't go back so. See you in Hyde Park.

We came here to see Rita Beach perform, and ended up staying for the whole set. Great food, drinks,…read morestaff, and atmosphere.

Great place to go to for watching the game. We got there early and the place filled up. Ordered…read morethe Blt. It was ok. The restaurant had mainly bar food. I wasn't wowed by my meal. The server was good. Especially when it got busy. Probably would try somewhere else if I found my way down there again. Definitely a place for the locals.

Great burger and friendly service, but it was so cold in the restaurant from the overhead ceiling…read morefans and a/c we couldn't even keep napkins from blowing off our laps or the table. Would like to have finished our beers or ordered dessert, but we couldn't get out of there fast enough. We did ask the bartender if they could possibly be turned down and he said, "they are either on or off." So unfortunately we cut our visit short. Understand it may not feel cold to the servers who are working hard. Otherwise, a fun place, just bring a sweater.

I go to sports lounge! Nation should be known for their drink selection, patio, and sweet potato…read moretots! The entrances are not accessibility friendly but definitely ask for assistance if you can because the atmosphere is inviting and enjoyable. Oddly the food took awhile to make it to our table. It was great portions and good flavors.

My husband and I had lunch here today but we won't come back for the food…read more We both ordered the burger and fries. Him a cheeseburger, me the mac burger (dressed like a Big Mac). And a beer for my husband. The burgers are frozen premade patties and they tasted like it. It tasted artificial and cheap. The rest of the burger - bun, pickles, etc. all tasted fresh but the burger meat just isn't good. The fries were ok. They were not bad and much better than the burger. The bartender/server was friendly and the service quick - as it was nearly empty. We'd stop in again sometime to listen to some live music and have some drinks.

Okay so I randomly stopped by seeking sustenance with a quickness- it's a small dive bar with a lot…read moreof history located in the heart of "BURG"- There wasn't a soul in the place- The bartender was nice enough, but a bit curt- I ordered a burger and I said cooked medium- she said they are all frozen- kinda grossed me out- was excepting a fresh all beef patty- The fries were hot- Beer was ice cold- Burger was mediocre -AT BEST They offer live music some weekends and always have a daily special Plan to try chicken next time-

I work in Mt Orab, it's an hour drive from the house. So one day I forgot lunch at home. So I found…read morethis spot online. I made a to go order over the phone. Then clocked out and went and picked it up. Staff was very friendly on the phone and in person. My food was ready when arrived. A peanut butter bacon cheeseburger. Yeah it sounded odd but it was recommended over the phone. I was pleasantly surprised it was delicious. Sounded strange but I felt adventurous. I've had it 4 times since then. Everything in the building looked and smelled amazing when I was there picking up my lunches.

The old Lake Manor now Mt Orab Bar and Grill. Very good food and decent prices. Service was very…read morefriendly. Nothing negative to say. Certainly worth a visit. Prices were about what you would expect at any other sit down casual restaurant.

Food 4.2 Good. Service 3.8 Good. Ambiance. 3.0 Okay. And Location. 5.0 Excellent!!!!!read more

The service was excellent. It has been every time we've been here. Their waffle fries are awesome…read moreand the club sandwich was lovely. We will keep coming back for sure.