Good food, service and friendly people. Good place to go breakfast or lunch, they close at 3pm.read more

Always a must when we visit Clemson, especially because it offers an extensive plant-based menu. It…read morenever disappoints. Service is attentive and the wait for food is not very long at all. The ambiance is one of a local neighborhood diner. It's always great running into people you know!

The food is fantastic. Service is great too. Today was my first time at OJ's and I promise to…read morereturn. I had the fried fish with squash casserole and the most wonderful roasted potatoes. I wish I took a picture.

Good ole country cooking. Very friendly service! It's cafeteria style with meat and three. Includes…read moredessert and drink.

Large selection of comfort foods at a reasonable price. Clean tables and ample room for those…read moreneeding additional space for mobility or larger groups. Service was quick and courteous once seated. Plenty of parking. There is something on the menu that will please everyone in your party.

This is a cashier criticism. The cashiers for a few months now have been asking me if I left a tip…read moreat the table. I find this highly irritating and I suspect most other customers feel the same. If this is part of the Manager's training for cashiers it should be eliminated promptly. I am generous when service is good, but it's not any business of the cashier about how generous or not generous I am. Adults don't need to be given a "guilt trip" by the cashier about their generosity. Adults know when and how to tip appropriately without a cashier prompting them. Now, the food is almost always good, but I'll make another cashier complaint while I'm at it. Commonly the cashiers will ask if everything was okay and I usually say "yes", but if I ever say "no" which is very rare no cashier has ever offered to resolve the problem. So, why are they asking the question? If it's just meant as a cordial greeting they should find something more useful and appropriate to say such as "Hello Sir/Madam. Will this be cash or credit card?" A follow-up "Thank you." would be perfect after the bill is paid. Now, let's get to ambience. Well, it's not great, but it could be better. It's a wide open room where anyone can see anyone else in the entire building and the noise from all the conversations going on is continual. But, there is also some type of music being played all the time. The music is useless because it just becomes part of the existing noise. The Manager should re-think this and turn the music off. That would be a simple fix to help ambience. And, of course, there are ways to reduce all the people noise, but that involves an investment in seating similar to the old Capri's Italian restaurants or the current Casa Fuentes restaurant where booths have high backs and seating is more plush and sound absorbing. But, that's not likely in the budget. So, simply turning the music off is a no cost way to improve ambience.

Second time here in two weeks. This place is amazing. Typical Greek restaurant that offers a…read moregreat menu - not just Greek but American comfort food, meat and 3 dishes and healthy alternatives. You could eat here every day for a month and never eat the same thing. Food is fresh and hot. Service is fast and friendly. So if you're pressed for time you can get in and out fast. But they are happy for you to linger over your meal. Palmetto is very clean and is a great place to sit and relax. This is a great restaurant.

Only tried burgers and dogs. Completely acceptable. Fast friendly service. Clean and bright on the…read moreinside. Reasonable pricing.

The weather was perfect for a nice walk about town, getting fresh air with our little yorkie…read moreGracieBaby. As we walked up the stairs from Wren Park we decided to stop in for a bite at Doolittles. Sitting on the patio on such a lovely evening next to the water fountain was so nice and relaxing while getting to meet some of the local neighbors. We are new in town and everyone is so friendly! Our server came out promptly and got us set up with menus and took our drink orders. There were several things on the menu I was torn over but decided on the Bourbon Chicken. My husband debated between the Fish & Chips or the Carolina Cuban, settling on the latter with the Sweet Corn Sauté. Neither disappointed. The Bourbon Chicken with broccoli and rice was delicious, although I would prefer maybe a little less sauce as it was almost a soup lol but I'd still order it again. My husband loved the Carolina Cuban. The flavors go so well together that even me not being a huge sandwich person would consider getting it on a future visit. The Sweet Corn Sauté was a nice compliment to the dish as well. Oh, and dinner was Gracie approved! She enjoyed her little bites of chicken, smoked pork and ham as well ;) And finally I want to give a shout out to our server Charlie! Her attentiveness and sweet personality played such an integral part in making our evening so great! Also I'd like to mention that we've been to Doolittles once before, just for drinks with friends after dinner at Maki. We had such a fun time that night! I wish I could remember our bartender's name but she's a freakin rock star. We had a blast!

Went with a party of 5. They obviously don't have many parties that size as they were completely…read moreunprepared. Ordered the Blackened Chicken Alfredo. It was overpowered by onions (not on menu as part of the dish) Waitress acted like "oh well". I guess she was too busy chatting at the bar to be bothered. First and last time there

Want a lil home cookin? This is one of our fav breakfast spots. We've done when it was busy and not…read moreso busy and had delicious meals with great service either way. I'm always torn at breakfast between whether to order grits or hashbrowns as my side option so this morning I decided I would get just those two items as my breakfast. Why not? I ordered the small side of hashbrown with grilled onions extra crispy (with a bit of A1 sauce) and an order of grits. The "small" portion of hashbrowns wasn't so small after all. They filled the plate and my belly! Knowing how controversial it is to put sugar in my grits I was scared to tell the waitress I wanted sugar but my husband made sure to let her know "oh and she would like sugar for her grits" The waitress got a kick out of it. But I grew up with sugar and butter in my grits, that's how my grandma from Corinth, MS always made them for me so that's my home cookin' although I do love them savory too with bacon and cheese, grits are flexible and people judge too harshly. Well these definitely hit the spot. This time my husband French Toast with Bacon and Eggs over Medium. Usually he eats a keto diet but he sometimes makes exceptions when he knows it will be worth it and here it always is. This is a place you go when you are feeling a bit homesick and want that cozy, home cooked meal. It is a taste of home and I love that it isn't pretentious, it's just good food!

I had a Denver omelette that came with grits and toast. Food was great; portions were excellent and…read moreit was served very hot (great to have it that way). Cafe was good old country kindness; clean and a homey atmosphere. All the staff were friendly, welcoming and very much personable. Definitely a go-to place.

Great service! Food fast! Hot foods hot and cold drinks cold. Love the crushed ice . Nicest wait…read morestaff ever.

The food was good but I feel the place was a little dirty and the styrofoam melted from the onion…read morerings. The service was very kind and nice though.

Excellent food and service! A great locally owned and operated restaurant. Hospitality is very…read moregood and a charming place to eat.

Quaint little spot in the mountains with delicious and adorable breakfast options. It's close to…read morelots of great trails. After an early morning hike, the hot coffee and hearty biscuit sandwiches were perfect.