Great food off the grill! The cheeseburger is good, but there is a steak sandwich which actually…read morehas a grilled steak in it!

Campbell's wouldn't be my first choice. Compared to other processors from my experience, Campbell's…read moreprices are steeper (for processing, skinning, gutting, and select meat cuts per lb.). In comparison, for what Campbell's charged for my deer, Tucker's would have been about $80 cheaper and with better packaging. Also, I was charged for just a scalp (no cape). In fairness, like other processors, Campbell's will give you what you ask for. It's just that you should expect to pay more out-of-pocket (let the required $80 deposit up front be a clue to you).

Great shopping experience but some of items the last two times were incorrect but they fixed it…read more Huge parking lot

I needed to grab a few items from the store, so I decided to check out Publix. Publix is that store…read morethat I always find myself spending extra time roaming down each aisle! Not due to it being packed, just me wanting things that aren't on my list:) This store has great finds. Plenty of food to load up your buggy!! The shelves are stocked, the store is clean and so far customer service has been really great. Now, parking can get very hectic at times, so I guess it depends on the time you go. Publix can be kinda pricey, but I have come across some great deals and sales lately. Great location and shopping environment.

Their prices was way off. At 4 gallons I should have paid $11.50 for 4 gallons. It charged me 15…read moredollars and my cars gas light was on. We are reporting them to the appropriate government agency and won't be back.

It's okay the gas prices are not the cheapest on I 26 and the bathroom is mediocre at best but it's…read morea decent enough store easy on and off of the interstate and the staff is always nice

Very typical convience store. Run by a great Indian family. They are very nice. Mac is the young…read moreman who will more than likely be there. He works very hard. Seems like he is there from sun up to well past sundown. Usually best deal on beer in town.

Dog Fight super-fan David Hunt put us on the scent of the dogs at Simply Savory. Simply Savory is…read moretucked away on Devine Street in the space that once housed Ben and Jerry's. It's a fancy little place that's a cross between a gourmet food store, wine shop and eatery. In fact, when Dean noticed the wine tasting schedule, he wondered if we were in the right place. You can park and eat inside or pick up food to go. Simply Savory has a full deli-style lunch menu that includes salads, sandwiches and wraps. They carry Hershey's ice cream by the scoop but the Dog Fighters had dessert Dog Fight-style. More on that later. At Simply Savory, the dogs are delivered in baskets with your choice of a side: potato salad, Zapp's chips or Sun Chips, or pasta salad with a crisp pickle sliver on the side. If you get a hankerin' for another dog, you can order them a la carte. There's an NYC Dog (ketchup and mustard only), chili dog, slaw dog, kraut dog or the Wild Dog. How the Dog Fight went down. Andrew: Dog 1: Slaw dog Dog 2: Kraut dog Dog 3: Wild dog (half) Tim: Dog 1: Chili dog Dog 2: Kraut dog Dog 3: Wild dog (half) Dean: Dog 1: Slaw dog Dog 2: NYC dog Dog 3: Wild dog (bite) Julie: Dog 1: Wild Dog Dog 2: Wild dog (half) Jeff: Dog 1: Chili Dog 2: Wild dog Russell: Dog 1: Slaw dog Dog 2: Wild Dog Amy: Dog 1: Chili dog, no onions John: Wild dog (half) The Dogs If you notice how the Dog Fight went down, you might be able to piece it together. That Wild Dog was so good many of us went back for another or found a partner to share one with. Julie even shared a bite of her half with Dean, who looked very forlorn as we oohed and ahhhed our way through round two. Yes, the Wild Dog is that good. Simply Savory fresh-grills Nathan's dogs so the wiener by itself is a treat. Snappy, meaty and tasty. Jeff found his juicy wiener grilled to perfection and delivered lingering notes of garlic and paprika. The dogs are served up on toasted buns. Amy, who enjoyed a to-go chili dog an hour after the Dog Fight, said her dog was great, cold. The Toppings Jeff found the homemade chili at Simply Savory simply awesome. Russell agreed, declaring it spicy and great. It had a wonderful texture with bold, but not overpowering, taste from nine seasonings the owner refused to divulge. Dean said the coleslaw was artful-looking yet a bit underwhelming, but it went well with the rest of the hot dog toppings. Jeff said the Wild Dog was the closest thing to perfection on a bun. Julie enthusiastically gave it a perfect score and even Tim said it was possibly one of the best hot dogs he'd ever eaten. Why? It's a Nathans dog on a toasted bun with a little extra somethings that go like this: spicy mustard, chipotle mayo, carmelized Vidalia onions, chili and cheese. The Verdict It was a great day in Dog Fight history. The only downside was the cost. Dean said he felt like he was being taken at first. It was a hair pricy but, as we all readily agreed, at least you get something that's worth the cost. According to Jeff, Dog Fight Director of Math and Spreadsheet Maintenance, Simply Savory scored an impressive 26.9 out of 30 with the coveted Wild Dog stealing the victory from the other very strong contenders. The bottom line? Stop whatever you are doing, drive there now and get the Wild Dog. Then bring us some more. If you want to see all reviews with pictures check out www.facebook.com/theadamsgroup and click the Dog Fight Tab.

Simply Savory is a great little market that specializes in unique products that you'll struggle to…read morefind anywhere else. They also have some good eats here in addition to the market. The only problem with Simply Savory comes from the cost you pay for all that uniqueness (you'll pay handsomely.) If you can get over the sticker shock you'll find one of the best places in town to shop for that extra something for your pantry.

This is the newest location that just opened last week…read more This location has some fresh food in here along with a cold food section. I've been in here twice and they have had two registers open with a self-checkout in the middle. You can't really tell if it is open, but it is. Both times, I've seen a young lady stocking each time I've been in here. It's clean, fully stocked and in a very nice location. There is a lot of traffic up and down Killian Rd. I was looking for some flower pots today but they didn't have any I wanted in comparison to the ones I saw yesterday (should've got them then). But anyway, nice store and I hope it stays this way.

Slight's was my third hot dog stop of the day and my sixth in 2 days so I was close to hot dogged…read moreout. It was midafternoon on a Thursday and it was pretty quiet inside other than a group of linesmen enjoying their meal. Parking is abundant outside and there is seating both inside and outside if you're grabbing food and want to stick around. The order process is easy. There is the small window/counter by the kitchen area. The menu is above. I had a simple order: hot dog with ketchup, mustard, and chili. In this part of the country "All the Way" seems to be ketchup, mustard, chili, and onions. I skip the onions. The folks behind the counter were friendly and efficient. I grabbed a Coke Zero from the coolers and went to pay. By the time my credit card had gone through, my dog was ready. I ended up taking it out to the car and finished it in a few bites as I was on the road. It was a good dog. I really liked their chili. Everything went down easy. These are the types of dogs that you can have 3-4 of pretty easily (and enjoy every one!)

I once looked forward to a Sligh's hot dog during my weekly trips to the lake. They were tasty and…read morereasonably priced. With new ownership, the price has nearly doubled and the hot dog is no doubt the lowest quality meat possible to purchase, essentially zero taste. The chili on the dogs is still decent but that is purchased elsewhere. Possibly the lowest quality hot dog I've ever eaten. Yes, the store is fixed up a bit but still remains highway robbery compared to elsewhere .