We came around 1:30 on a Sunday afternoon which typically is a busy time around here because of…read morechurch, but we were able to be seated immediately! The server greeted us and took our drink and asked if we'd like any appetizers. We got the Texas Tonion & the complimentary loaf of bread. Both were delicious. Out of all the steakhouses, I think this onion was a contender for our favorite. Not greasy at all and perfectly crispy in a tempura batter, plus you're not having to pull at the onion petals to get them loose from the base of the onion. The sauce is delicious too, your typical zesty fried onion dipping sauce (like a horseradish ketchup mayo mix) but we should've asked for a spare. For entrees I had the Outlaw Ribeye with the seasonal grilled corn and baked sweet potato. Everything was cooked to absolute perfection. The steak was well seasoned and perfectly tender and juicy. There was no gristle or tough/dry spots (I get mine medium rare) and the fat along the edge was perfectly charred but still juicy and melted in your mouth. The corn was succulent and seasoned well, topped with a delicious spiced Parmesan and crema. The baked sweet potato was amazing as well, with cinnamon sugar and butter. My favorite pairing with a fat juicy ribeye! My fiancé had the half pound steakhouse burger and fries and said it was cooked perfectly and had a great flavor. We did have to wait for his fries because they weren't done when the rest of our food was and had to ask our server, but she promptly brought them out and they were hot and fresh. For dessert, since we were celebrating our anniversary, we finished with the strawberry and cream shortcake. The restaurant is very clean, plenty of parking, and convenient to local hotels and shopping. It was busy but not too loud minus the usual screeching baby. It was my first time ever at Longhorn and we will be back!

So I downloaded and ordered off the app this time for pickup, because I didn't want to be enticed…read moreto sit at the bar and drink. The app is kind of so-so. I requested no bread, I still got bread, I had to put in a vehicle that I don't have in order to make a pickup order, I paid for it on the app, it asked me to tip on the app and I said no, then after picking up my food I had to sign a credit card receipt, with an option for a tip! I'm not a cheapskate, yeah I'll tip you if you're serving me at a table or the bar, but I'm not going to pay you guys extra money for me to pick up my own food. I'm so sick of this guilt tipping scheme these companies use. Besides, I tipped 40% last time I was there so that's that. On the app I requested no bread, because I didn't want to be tempted to eat it. When the girl brought my food out I put my hand on top of the bag that she tied into knots, which drives me crazy, and I felt the bread. I asked her if it was bread, she said yes, and I asked her to take it out and she also took the croutons out of my salad. So obviously I'm going for a low carb option, So I ordered the lemon garlic chicken, a Caesar salad, cuz it wouldn't let me pick asparagus like I could have if I sat down at the restaurant, and brussel sprouts. I ate a brussel sprout, it tastes sweet, and come to find out there's 27 g of sugar. Half of them are hard, they weren't roasted long enough, but it doesn't make a difference because I'm not going to eat them anyways. I ate a couple soft ones, and tossed the rest. The salad was a salad. Shaved parmesan on top, that was nice. The chicken was so-so. Kind of lackluster, but that's what I get for ordering chicken from a steakhouse, similar to how some hyper vegan would come in here, and write a bad review because they didn't have their boba smoothie. It was okay, but I personally wouldn't recommend getting anything else other than steak here. I was going to go for the salmon, but I didn't. Steak it is for me the next time I guess, or just maybe I'll pop back over to outback across the street. ***DISCLAIMER*** This pure, uncut, honest review is federally protected under Federal Law by way of Bill #EO14149. Removal or alteration of this review by Yelp and/or their affiliates without Expressed consent by it's author is strictly prohibited by FEDERAL law. VIolators will be prosecuted, and litigation imminent.

A hidden gem! Great food. Fresh made to order. Don't miss this spot…read more We went for brunch hours and the drinks and food were on point

Karaoke good variety of music. Good shots and beer! I'm from Clemson and wore my shirt and went to…read moreGeorgia not thinking about it. I was kinda scared but nobody said nothing

Let me take a moment to extol the virtues of possibly the best restaurant in Commerce. Fireball…read moreWings & Philly serves wings, Phillies, and more, but not Fireball whiskey sadly. There's a lot of interesting looking items on the menu, but I come here for the wings. I usually order a 10 wing combo with fries and a drink. At ~$15, it's not particularly cheap, but it's roughly in line with the current market. Choose from ~29 flavors. I honestly don't necessarily have a go to. I also would like to recommend Fireball consider adding a spicy barbecue sauce as one of the flavor options. The wings and fries have been perfect every single visit. It's honestly remarkable that they haven't missed yet considering how many times I've visited. As with anything, this is of course a matter of personal preference. I'm sure some may prefer extra crispy. They'll, of course, happily oblige any customer who requests it. Among the many great things about this restaurant is the fact that they don't nickel-and-dime you. All flats or all drums often carries a surcharge, but not at this restaurant. Some places (I'm looking at you Zaxby's) are very stingy with sauces. I'm sure there are hard limits to how much they will give for free, but I once saw the owner give a regular customer a few ramekins of yum yum sauce for no charge, even though the customer was prepared to pay. I usually choose to dine in, and the dining room is pretty comfortable. There are a ton of condiments available, including lemon pepper and Cajun seasoning. The drink options are standard in some ways but unique in others, with the option for Fruit Punch. and this Peach Drink, along with the usual soda favorites. I agree with Denise. I'd say this is probably the best restaurant between Atlanta and Charlotte.

Tough review.... Wings were cooked like I like wings and the smaller size wings... I like them…read moresmall. The issue was they put sugar in their buffalo sauce... so it's a sweet flavor and I did not like that at all!

I ordered take out and was not expecting much. I was definitely surprised. The chicken breast and…read morethe filet were well seasoned. They included everything from the bread, butter and cutlery kits. I would only request that they have to go plates because I was staying at a hotel in the area and did not have access to plates.

I don't know about these other review. Place was bussin. Wife and I had platypus drinks, fried…read morechicken, and quesadillas. Great ambiance. Yo that road getting back there sucks! Those potholes will eat your entire car. Other than that, great time.

Great service, prompt, helpful. Known for the best chicken, I love their country ham biscuits. And…read morethe tables each have a vase with flowers. I'm glad we came in

So this is an overall review, and more so for people who have never had Bojangles. If you've had…read moreBojangles before, and if you're eating here and reading this review, you're a victim of your own circumstance. This is my very first time ever eating at this place, and unless there is absolutely no other food options available wherever I am, and I am on the very Verge of utter starvation, it could quite possibly be the last. First off, I did a mobile order, and by the time I walked across the street, the nice girl was already boxing and bagging it. I only interacted with that one employee, but she was super nice. The restaurant was really clean, but I only spent about 2 minutes in it. As far as fast food chicken goes, in my opinion, Popeyes is the Pinnacle of fried chicken. And their sides are superior to that of other places. I sort of think that this place is trying to emulate popeyes, by their choice of sides, (similar to how that DUMP and joke of a burger place called five guys, which I have no idea how they're still in business because their food straight out sucks and it's overpriced) tries to emulate in and out. (but on side note, both places lack flavor and seasoning). I ordered a three piece, 2 thigh and one drumstick meal, with dirty rice and coleslaw as my sides. The dirty rice, especially compared to popeyes, just sucks straight ass. Super bland and unflavorful. The coleslaw, is typical slaw you get at a fast food joint. Reasonably priced at around $11, because if you paid any more, and you were like me, you would be very disappointed. The chicken, was cooked well, but just lacks flavor. I even used some Louisiana hot sauce on it per the norm, and I had a few packets of Cajun sparkle from Popeyes with me, that I put on the rice, along with my hot sauce, and it was mediocre at best. I can't blame the employees for the food quality and taste, because that's a corporate thing, but I will say hands down Popeyes destroys this place. And even KFC in my opinion is a lot better than this place. No complaints about service, just not my thing. At least I can say I tried it, and they tried, but it's just mind blowing how all these franchises are able to thrive with a lackluster product, especially in a very competitive market surrounded by multiple restaurants in the immediate area. Hopefully their loyal customer base never tries a different fried chicken joint. If the service and employees weren't so good, this would be more of a 1 1/2 star review. The food just really isn't all that great.

Great BBQ! We had a waitress on her first day! She did a…read moregreat job! Very nice and helpful! We had the restaurant to ourselves! The wife and I recommend this restaurant!

We have been driving past here for a while and have wanted to give Sonny's a try, so here we are…read moretoday for lunch. It's probably been 30+ years since I've been to a Sonny's which was back in Albany, I used to love it. Today was more like a "well it's ok". We walked in and were greeted quickly by a friendly host and seated in a nice booth. Another reviewer talked about the black walls and LED lights and yeah, that made for some lighting odd contrasts. The menu is large and there is a seasonal spring menu with some specials. Oddly I did not see prices on the seasonally menu, but that could have been the odd lighting. I ordered the seasonal brisket grilled cheese with fries, Megan had the sliced pork sandwich with a baked potato. The brisket grilled cheese was strangely bland. It is advertised as brisket in queso sauce between two slices of cheese on Texas toast. For all that cheese I didn't taste it much. I tried dipping it in each of four (original, smokey, spicy, and sweet) sauces. The sauce fully overwhelmed the sandwich. The fries were crinkle cut which is the only way to make a BBQ fry and they were near perfect. The pork had a kind of warmed over flavor to it, not bad, just ok. The potato came with a tube of sour cream and two pats of butter. Service was excellent and our waitress brought us new drinks to take with us. With more flavorful food I would eat here again.

They allow people to bring in their off leash, untrained dogs which is a health code violation…read more Also terrible service and burnt food.

I was excited to start working here, but my experience with management was very disappointing…read more On my first day on the floor, I walked into the office and overheard a manager say that my name "sounds like Hawaiian crap." When I asked if I heard correctly, the manager repeated the comment and said she was "entitled to her opinion." I left feeling embarrassed and disrespected. I had also corrected another manager multiple times on how to pronounce my name, but no effort was made to treat me with basic respect. Everyone deserves to have their name treated with courtesy, even if it's unfamiliar. I hope management takes employee respect and professionalism more seriously in the future.

My friend and I came in today for a meal serving us Veterans. It was about noon time. We were…read moretold we would have at least a10 to 15 min wait. It wasn't 2 mins when the host came and got us. We were seated then we waited for someone to ask us what we wanted to drink. We sat there for 15 mins and I told my friend If we don't have anyone within the next 5 minutes, we're walking out. 3 mins to go when Maddie walked over to us and asked us if we had been waited on. . I told her NOPE. She apologized to us that we had not been waited on. She made sure we had something to drink and then took our order. This young lady apologized for the miscommunication between the waitresses. She needs to be commended for her service. Thank you Maddie for taking our orders. You're AWESOME! I give the restaurant a 3 for the miscommunication amongst the servers. I give Maddie , for her super service. 10 stars . Maddie, thank you, you're AWESOME

Bacon was burned tomato still had pit in it barely any sauce breading was soggy on chicken overall…read moregarbage will not be eating there again

Thank you yesterday the 18 of August, for helping make our grandchders 6th birthday so special…read more The cook and waitress truly went over the top.To make our little granddaughter happy. Thank you both for everything. Rose 6th BD

Visited while waiting for my car to charge up nearby. The service was prompt and the food came out…read morequickly. This was my first time at a Waffle House. Can't say I'm a fan of their cheese or hash browns used. It tasted too greasy for me. I'm going to try their other items if I ever go to another Waffle House in the future. Ample parking right outside the restaurant. Short walk down the hill from the Superchargers too.

Here's We visited Whataburger recently and, unfortunately, the experience was a bit of a letdown…read more We waited about half an hour for three burgers and a fry, which seemed excessive for a fast-food restaurant. While we were surprised by how large the regular burgers were, the taste was underwhelming. There wasn't anything particularly special about them to set them apart from other burger chains. I'm glad I gave them a try, but based on this experience, I don't see myself visiting the new locations opening nearby anytime soon.

I do not write reviews on fast food. But OMG. I had my first Whataburger experience in Georgia on…read morea road trip. The place was sparkling clean, the staff was friendly. We tried a little of everything.... burgers, breakfast biscuits, onion rings, fries, other things. Everything hot, everything well cooked, everything generously portioned. The burgers were EXCELLENT. The fries were hot and salted perfectly, as if this place actually CARED about what they were serving. Just absolutely an excellent food experience for the price. If they had a Whataburger in my area I would never ever have to eat any other burger -- that includes YOU, Five Guys, and you know how I feel about you! My only little complaint is the cheap styro cups they use for drinks. When I opened my lid, there were flecks of styro floating in my drink that had been abraded off the cup when they put the lid on. That needs to be addressed. Next time (if I get back to GA) I will say "no lid."