I always try to give a restaurant at least twice before leaving a less than stellar review. Well…read morenow I've tried them a couple of times and I'm still not impressed. The food is okay, not great. The service a bit of a mess, the ambiance is okay. Our table ordered Drunken Noodle which was good, red curry and green curry. We also had a coconut soup and an order of baby egg rolls. My favorite part of the meal was the baby egg rolls and that's kinda sad. My companions ordered Thai teas and I got sweet tea which my tea was fine. Hubby's drunken noodle was actually pretty good. My green curry (with tofu) was fine but the rice was mushy. We also got a mango sticky rice for dessert but it seemed the rice was leftover from yesterday maybe. I wish I had better remarks but again, this is not my first visit and I had similar complaints the first time. As far as service, the servers were nice enough and I think for the volume of patrons they were doing okay but it still was a bit of a mess. They were doubling the work trying to cover all tables when maybe they should've had separate sections. I think that would've quelled some of the overlap like both servers working to refill my tea and by the time one had, the other was coming with the pitcher. This next part is the fault of the kitchen. I watched table after table get served their dishes scattered, where one person would get theirs while the others at the table were waiting for theirs to come. Some would wait for the others to be served but some would go ahead and start eating ahead of their party. This happened the last time I was there as well. That needs to be tightened up. Personally, I wouldn't go back. The experience was a bit of a drag. We regretted ordering dessert as it took so long to come and we were antsy to get out of there by the time it came. The food was good enough but it could've been so much better and the service stayed afloat but certainly could be better.

The Spicy Catfish is my favorite dish. The vegetables, catfish are cooked well, and the spices are…read morejust right. Seasoned to your desired hotness. Delicious.

A gem tucked away in downtown Anderson. Some Scott and Irish meals. I had the lamb stew. Shredded…read morelamb with mashed potatoes. The lamb had a tang of flavor and wine and the mashed potatoes were perfect. The pumpernickel was warm and delicious to sop up the gravy yummmmy. My hubby had the fish and chips with port wine mushrooms for a side that was to die for. Two pieces of fish and fries with their house tartare sauce. Cold slaw was made with a green curry dressing ok in small doses. The atmosphere was true rustic English pub and cozy. Watched first half of fifa futbol USA and Australia. Fun people. Waitstaff was great! Prices are comparable with other restaurants. Bon appetito

What a really fun and cool Irish Pub. They had great food…read moreand amazing service. We really enjoyed our meal here and would return to try other menu items.

Love it. Here all the time. Always consistent and gluten free accommodations. Service and food…read more Great sushi chefs as well. Best sunset views. We come in after a long motorcycle ride and it's always okay

We ate here with friends simply because it is accessible by boat from lake Hartwell. The decor in…read morethe place is a bit dated. The view is great. Service was fine too. I have had numerous meals here... blackened salmon, was just fine, the hangar steak on my last visit was some of the best food I ever put in my mouth! I suggest that you come here for the fun of visiting by boat. Don't come expecting a great meal, but be ready to be surprised with something delicious. This place was next door to Nami where you could eat a really good Japanese meal. I used to suggest that Nami was the better choice by far. HOWEVER, Nami has now moved its chef and menu over to the Galley. If you enjoy Sushi , Sashimi and Nigiri I highly recommend it. If your boat lift was built by Earnest Rodgers, who is an excellent human being, (he is retired now). Earnest used to frequent Nami and had a dish named after him, "The Earnest Turbo Bowl". It's not on the menu, but it is worth inquiring about.