We stopped by because my wife used to shop here with her parents in the 1960's when her family went…read moreto "the farm" that her grandad owned. This is a classic country store/restarant/meat shop. We completely enjoyed talking with the folks here. The owner, Bunkies Daughter, had tales to tell. She knew my wife's grandad. The place exudes "general store" DNA. We bought jam, boiled peanuts (Which were amazing), and more than a pound of sliced turkey. All of this has been great. Stop by.

Mr. Bunky's is a staple, even almost a year after his passing. Decades of good groceries and…read morerestaurant. Daily breakfast and lunch is served, along with pizza and subs on certain days during lunch. BLT is good, meat and two is good, sweet tea is good, western omelet with white sausage gravy is good, cole slaw is great...enjoy all of it! Miss the salad bar greatly! Staff is friendly from the restaurant to grocery and meat market to check-out counter. Southern, nostalgic, nature, military artwork fill the restaurant walls for the interior ambiance. Snacks such as boiled peanuts, candies, local honey, fresh cuts of meat, and can fill up on fuel. Be sure to say hi to the birds and doggies. Parking out front and on the sides. Steps up and a ramp outside to the massive front porch. Restrooms are inside the restaurant.

I drive out of my way on the old route to the beach just so I can stop by McLeods. It's a great…read moreplace to get some home baked goods, ice cream, and fresh produce. They also have hot boiled peanuts, canned peaches and pickles, as well as a butcher and tractor/car museum. I don't always get dessert but this time I did, and I had the blackberry cobbler a la mode. Friendly folks and a wonderful selection of produce and road trip eats. The peaches are world class, always get those!

Weekend roadtrip from DC to Darlington up to Fort Mills Sc so far. We came out of Darlington and…read moreHartsville and came across McLeod farms. This place is like childhood and wants the heart. Always great to get off the beaten path and find $5 watermelons and $5 banana bread. Seeing young and old alike eating homemade ice cream.

MOM!! Literally such…read morea fab establishment. It's beautifully done on the inside and I love the outdoor component as well. If you feeling like a baddie, order the "girl dinner" it's this HUGE martini glass filled to the brim with a Caesar salad TOPPED WITH SHOESTRING FRIES aaaaaaand you get either a drink or a dessert (I got the espresso martini option) 10/10 do recommend. Also Nick is incredible, as is Mackenzie!

I chose Market on Main for our graduation lunch and was a bit surprised by their strict…read morecancellation policy -- $15 per person for cancellations made within 24 hours or for no-shows. The food was pretty good overall, but my chicken salad sandwich was extremely disappointing. The croissant was very dry, and the shredded chicken combined with the consistency of the dressing was not at all what I expected. After only a couple bites, I left the entire sandwich untouched. What was even more disappointing was that when our waitress brought the bill, she clearly noticed I hadn't eaten the sandwich and chose not to ask about it. At this price point for lunch, I would have expected the situation to be handled a little differently. We sat in the covered outdoor area, which was nice, but there's also an uncovered outdoor section with older picnic tables that don't really match the vibe of a more upscale lunch spot. If you plan to sit outside, I'd recommend making your seating preference clear when booking.

I can't rave enough about this spot. We are driving down to Hilton Head and happened to be in the…read morearea around lunch. I looked up restaurants and this one sounded good so we tracked 5 miles in to try it and what a good decision that was. Absolutely everything was top notch. Looking into teh open kitchen, I could see that they looked like more than just line chefs and the food proves that.. First off, what a nice server - Riley! So nice, professional and gave good recommendations. He brought out their famous broccoli cornbread and it was amazing-I am changing things up on the Christmas Day menu to include a version of those! I had the patty melt- what a patty melt- perfection with wonderfully caramelized onions on marble rye and the bread so nice and soft and fresh! Savored every single bite of that. Once you are in a place like this you definitely want to splurge on dessert because you know it's going to be good... and good was putting it mildly- it was fantastic. The Duke's chocolate cake was moist, delicious and so beautifully plated- enjoyed every single bite fo that de Linus yummy cake! I guess we have to stop now more often because the menu showed other things that sounded wonderful.

Great food. Andreanna our server was very friendly. We drive to Florida and found Victor's our…read morelast trip, it was so good we booked a hotel in Florence just to come back. Management Team please thank everyone including all behind the scenes. Love this place !!

Well done! A plethora of civic and local knowledge is living here. The displays are really readable…read moreand the flow through is up to your pace. There are some nice change of pace factoids included. The galleries are quaint though. It's best to come during the weekday, very little people viewing. I loved the "seek-n-find" portion of the tour. The inclusion of the local history and influence of Florence is well preserved here. Both floors showcase many different aspects of the industrial might of South Carolina.

Free admission . Closed on Mondays . Large objects are not allowed in the galleries like large…read morebags, parcels, backpacks and umbrellas. Free lockers are available to store large belongings. Mobility accessible with both stairs and an elevator. My DAR chapter took a field trip to Florence County Museum because of their Revolutionary War gallery . The museum seems fairly new and modern . It offers two floors of galleries , exhibits and displays . The museum also offers interactive activities for both kids and adults like a museum scavenger hunt and activities in the museum courtyard. On the day we visited I was able to use indigo to dye a small planter and then plant a tomato seed in the planter . Nice , clean bathrooms and free parking . Plan to spend at least an hour or so here depending on how much you read and any activities you do .

Just drove in from NY. Had a great meal from appetizers to dessert...everything was delicious…read more Service was welcoming, polite and attentive!! Great atmosphere and lighting. Music was great. Thanks to Lara!!!

The ambiance was nice. The restaurant has a semi formal set up was perfect for the occasion. They…read moreaccommodated a party of 15 with relatively short notice. Pricey, for subpar food. The duck was extremely salty!! I mean tasted like they don't measure and had a bad taster. It was terrible. The calamari was the tiniest and saltiest appetizer I've ever seen for $15, The catfish had a bed of extra spicy, salty rice again with the salt. The collard greens were both too salty and too sweet. Cucumber salad had an unpleasant taste. The shrimp skewers, steak, burger, truffle fries, mashed potatoes and cornbread with guava butter and were seasoned well. I ordered the $49 filet mignon and my receipt showed a $54 charge, with not 1 side. The waitress dropped the birthday cake off and kept going. I asked if they would sing happy birthday she said no and walked off, extremely cold. They made us sort the $1027 bill out among 18 people, awful experience. Almost all of the group's food needed to go back bc of the salt overload, except the burgers, shrimp and steak. Definitely won't be returning.

This is an exceptional museum in the small town of Elloree. Ms Kay was delightful to visit with as…read moreshe welcomed us to the museum. I love the meaning of the word Elloree which is "the home I love." Learning the history of the Elloree Trials was a bonus as I love horses.

In 1998 the Town of Elloree provided a building on Cleveland Street for what is now a 10,000-square…read morefoot museum that showcases rural life from the Pre-Columbian period to the present. Permanent exhibits include the Farm Wing (2002), galleries and exhibits (2004). On the first floor, the Town of Elloree exhibit area features a series of life-sized dioramas that interpret Elloree's commercial district during the period 1900-1920. On the second floor, a large changing gallery provides space for art shows and traveling exhibits. An archaeology exhibit tells the story of early Native American life along the Santee River. (Elloree is a Santee word that means "home I love".) Collections include eastern Orangeburg County history from Native American settlement (notably the matriarchal mound builders) to the present. The major collections deal with the period 1886 forward and correspond with the founding of the Town of Elloree. Definitely worth a visit!

We went here for brunch on Sunday. It's a nice clean restaurant they also have patio seating for…read morepet friendly area. Which was nice , the food was great . The breakfast burritos were delicious, the yogurt bowl was yummy plenty of fruit. The S'mores latte was delicious. The service was good , nothing exciting. So for this part of the review everything was good. (I had ordered the tres Leche pancakes because I was intrigued. When I got the tres leche pancakes I very disappointed there was no taste of tres leche anywhere on those pancakes , all I could taste was regular plain pancakes with syrup , it does come with plantains those were pretty good . I had thought that maybe they would put some tres leche in between the pancakes themselves. But no they were very dry. And the waiter didn't even give me the bacon that came with my pancakes ,I had to ask for it and if i didn't get the bacon.I would have been charged for the bacon . Waiter needs to be more aware of what comes with the plates. Anyway don't order the tres leche pancakes you will be disappointed. No stars for this experience) Overall the restaurant was nice and the other food we got was good.

Publico was fine, but it wasn't really my favorite Mexican experience. The chips, quesadilla,…read morefries, and tacos I got were pretty average as compared to other Mexican restaurants, and nothing about them really stood out. In addition, my waitress was nice, but I would've liked it if she was a tad more attentive. Although I didn't drink on this occasion, I've been to Publico in the past, and I will say that their margaritas are much better than comparable Mexican places. So, perhaps if you're looking for a Mexican place that has good drinks rather than great food, Publico seems like a nice option. As for the ambiance, it was a cool place. It was dimly lit, and they had TVs all over the back wall where you could watch the day's sporting events. The bar looked like it had a cool vibe as well, and they have a back patio that's perfect for outside dining. All-in-all, I'd probably go back and recommend Publico for drinks and ambiance, but would likely head elsewhere if I'm looking for great Mexican food.

Went for an actual dinner. You can tell the chef takes great pride in his dishes! Burrata still…read moreamazing...deviled eggs had perfect spice...pork chop possibly the best in COLA... Cocktails, ambiance, service all amazing!

I had the absolute best time last night at Hendrix! Our waitress was super friendly and attentive…read more We ordered a Hendrix spritz & skyline ember to start off and paired it with oysters, blue crab hushpuppies, lamb chops, the New York strip & finished it off with a cream cheese tarte. Everything was phenomenal! The gouda grits paired with the New York strip was by far my favorite. PS. Hendrix has the best rooftop bar in cola! For more eats & adventures follow me on Instagram @thesodascene

What a beautiful clean place. We did the 30 min it was our first time and it was plenty. The trail…read morewas relaxing and the horses were very well behaved. I felt safe the whole time.

I discovered this place over 4 years ago. I just love it. Beautiful people, beautiful horses,…read morebeautiful trails. I highly recommend red barn pony park. They even do birthday parties as well. They do beach rides and camping trips for all. They do horse shows as well. Plus, being in a parade was lots of fun as well. There isn't much they don't do. They have all kinds of farm animals, horse's cow's, chickens, cat's and even dog's. They bored horse's as well.