Wonderful local bar with good service, great prices and high quality comfort food. This is one…read moreamazing bar. Wish I loser so I could be a regular here.

We were visiting Clemson and happened to stroll by. It looked like a fun place. Food was good. We…read morefelt like there were plenty of options. Service was good. Looks like a dive, but I wouldn't consider it a dive at all. Would totally go back.

TD's was fun. It wasn't exactly popping by the time I got there, but it was a fun place to stop and…read morewatch one of the later games nonetheless. There was a lot of space, a cool pool setup, and all the staff members were really nice and helpful. I'd love to go back one day when there's a little bit more going on!

T.D.'s just screams college town when you enter--long bar, wing specials, well worn floors, and the…read moreoccasional whiff of stale beer. The menu offerings also reflect their typical patrons, focused on solid American fare. Some have a go to when they try a new restaurant; mine is a reuben. TD's reuben didn't disappoint and the fires + honey mustard sauce for dipping were just what I wanted. As a self proclaimed 'wing aficionado', I will absolutely stop by again to give these a try. Maybe on 'all you can eat wing' Monday ($18)? Once I do, will definitely update this review! NOTE: be prepared for beat-up furniture and slightly uncomfortable seating (stay away from the wood booths if you're south end hates bleachers).

Old school operation - nothing like it - food is great - prices are mind boggling- service is…read morefantastic- highly recommend.

A fun stop that is unique and ageless. Basic burger and fries with a retro atmosphereread more

It is a nice restaurant with a variety of options on the menu. We love to start with the Clemson…read moreBlue Cheese Dip. It is good, even if you think you don't like blue cheese! Salads, crab cakes, burgers & chicken & waffles are good. Check it out if you are in the Clemson area. Have a drink and apps at the bar, dinner at a table or dining outside, too.

Went here for my dad's 89th birthday dinner. Being a hotel restaurant you never know how good it…read morewill be but this place didn't disappoint. Service was great, the vibe was super nice overlooking the lake. And the food was delish. I had the steak and frites and it was delish. Other at the table were really happy with their meals. Everything from rack of ribs, seafood scampi, scallops, and wraps. Nice selection of menu items and everything that came out our table enjoyed. Great experience!

Great place. We sat at the bar for dinner and drinks and had an awesome experience. Our bartender…read moreElliot did a fantastic job even though he was extremely busy. Drinks were on point and the food was delicious. Well done. Dylan and Maia

One of the benefits that steakhouses have over other restaurants is that they need to execute one…read morething well. Steak - that's all. Unfortunately Rick Erwin's missed the mark on its primary assignment. The restaurant is nicely decorated in the style of a steakhouse. Dark wood paneling and shutters adorn the walls with pleasant dim lighting shining down from above. Service was strong with a team serving our table. We were greeted immediately and offered water and a drink. However, we were not offered bread, which is unusual for a steakhouse. Our appetizer of Buffalo Cauliflower was just ok. The breading had a subtle after-taste, which may have been from the batter being undercooked. And the buffalo sauce was not very prominent. So the dish was not as strong as I would have wanted. For our main course, we ordered the porterhouse for two--the signature dish at any steakhouse. Unfortunately, it fell short. When the steak arrived, it lacked the expected presentation; it had been grilled rather than broiled and was served without the usual butter or sizzling finish. That missing sizzle wasn't just visual--it showed in the flavor. A proper porterhouse should have a rich, salty, buttery finish, but this one was surprisingly bland. Just as disappointing, instead of being presented as the centerpiece of the table, the steak was served on a plate that we were apparently expected to eat directly from. It felt odd and took away from what should have been a standout experience. Overall, this was a below average experience for a steakhouse. We will try it again down the road since the choices near Clemson are limited. But Rick Erwin's should really revisit what it is trying to be and then decide how to be that.

This past Friday nights dinner was amazing!! Service by Bella was impeccable. She was so sweet when…read moreasking for suggestions and we loved the Brussel sprouts appetizer as well as for dinner we tried the salmon polenta and the steak frites. We most definitely will be back soon and hope we get the same outstanding service!! 10 out of 10!!!

Lovely space, very pleasant service, food was awful. I accept that I ordered an odd dish, the…read morechicken curry, but I assumed it would be fine if it was on the menu at some a well-regarded place. I was wrong. It was served room temperature with undercooked rice and a chutney that tasted like bathroom cleaner plus a large glob of sour cream and unaccountably, some shredded lettuce and chopped tomatoes. It was inedible. My dining partner had an equally gross spicy tomato pasta. It tasted more like a tube of tomato paste and was thick and gloppy. I feel terrible writing such a report but man, the food was truly inedible. I suppose if you get a standard burger or something simple, they'd manage.

My daughter goes to college in Oxford Ohio and there's a place there called bagel and deli. Every…read moretime we move her in or out of school working out for a visit we always stop at bagel and deli for their steamed bagels. Now flash Forward to hunting for a grad school and we happened upon this lovely town called Clemson. In many ways it mirrors Oxford and size scope feel and bubble. On day two we decided to stop in Sully's steamers because of the away reminded me of bagel and deli. Turns out the owner went to Miami and one of his favorite places to eat with bagel and deli. The sandwiches are almost identical save for they came not only wrapped in oil but a to-go box as well. The entire place was steamy and humid that bagels were perfect and my breakfast sandwich with flawless. While they don't have a competition to eat everything in the menu board like bagel and deli I would probably make my own competition. I really hope my daughter chooses Clemson cuz I want to come to this place more often!

We love Sullys! The sandwiches are so good and affordable. And my wife loves that there is a gluten…read morefriendly bagel as well. We got some of these to go and ate in a shaded picnic bench around the corner.

Date night dinner, and the service and cocktails were…read more Excellent. The vibe and decor were quiet and relaxing . The food and selection was good but at the price point I expected better.

Very good food, service is awesome. Quiet dining atmosphere. It has become a favorite for dining.read more

Came here with my family when we went to visit. Very lovely inside but as a part of 7, I felt we…read moretook up a lot of space, especially when it started to rain so everybody came inside. The benefit of that large a party was we ordered every appetizer. There wasn't one thing that wasn't amazing. I thought about stopping by on the way home to get some of the Vidalia onion fritters to eat on the way home, but they were closed. My fish was supposed to come with sea island red peas, but they replaced them with another bean, which was just as amazing.

I love this restaurant. Lovely ambiance, excellent service and consistently delicious food. It's a…read morebit of a drive for us to get there from GVL, but worth it!

Great service! Elise was over the top amazing!!! Highly recommend. Egg rolls and surf & turf were…read moredelicious!

We had a party of five with two children and a 7:00pm reservation. As we walked in I thought the…read moreplace looked nice and well done. Decent ambiance on the lower floor. We had reservations for the roof which was a neat place with a great view. It was about 15 minutes before our order was taken. My wife stopped waiter and asked if we could order, otherwise we might still be there. The waitress seemed disinterested, but managed to accurately take our order. The kids meals arrived at the 50 minister mark, and by then they were restless and bored. The adult meals arrived one hour after we sat down. Food was not bad for bar food. My wife had a nice looking salad. I ordered fish and chips substituting a baked potato for the chips. The fish was good, although overcooked on the bottom, the potato looked as if it was hours old and was dry with little topping. I would say the ambiance was a three and a half. The food a 2, and the service was pushing a 1. If you have nice weather, the roof is worth trying.