This was our first time dining at Pond Restaurant, and overall it was a good first experience. The…read morecustomer service really stood out. The staff was friendly, attentive, and made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. The food came out fresh and hot, and everything had good flavor. You can tell care was put into the preparation. It was a pleasant dining experience, and we'd consider coming back again.

My husband & I tried this restaurant for the first time for a birthday dinner, hoping for a special…read moreevening. We unfortunately left disappointed. For cocktails, my husband ordered the Mango Sunshine & I ordered the Cucumber Mojito. Both were refreshing & tasted good overall, but did seem quite weak. For dinner, my husband ordered the braised short rib from the Specials menu & I ordered the lamb chops, one of my absolute favorite foods. I ordered the lamb chops medium rare & they were quite overdone, with the last one I tried to eat being well done. The brussels sprouts on the other hand were quite underdone, and were solid to the point that I couldn't even stick my fork through them. I asked for asparagus as a replacement, which ended up being underdone as well. My husband felt his mashed potatoes were too salty & that his broccoli was cooked into mush, but had no issues with the short rib. On a positive note, the staff was very friendly, & the complimentary biscuits were absolutely delicious. Overall, for the high prices they charge at this establishment, it is absolutely not worth it. I do not think we will be returning.

I ate at Orleans in Carroll for my last birthday. They were super nice and the food was excellent!…read moreWe had a toddler with us but he enjoyed his meal as well! I will definitely go back for another visit!

Stopped by New Orleans on Carroll Street and had a great meal. The fried chicken over creamy grits…read morewith gravy isn't on the menu, but it was recommended by a former worker and it did not disappoint. Crispy, flavorful chicken with smooth, buttery grits made for a perfect combo. The egg rolls were also solid with the dipping sauces. Overall, good food and a nice vibe. I'd definitely come back.

Our waitress, Stephanie, was absolutely amazing! She went above and beyond with her customer…read moreservice, and even anticipated our most unlikely request. Our group of five had every accommodation met with a smile and wanting to know if there was anything else she could do for us. The owners have an amazing person on their staff, and are lucky to have Stephanie! Not only was Stephanie amazing, but the food was outstanding! I wish there was a location on the West Coast so we could enjoy our new favorite breakfast spot! The whipping cream was freshly made, and you could tell it was not from a can! Everything was freshly prepared like it came from our own kitchen.

I love coming here for an amazing breakfast/brunch. Today was no different and expected the same…read moreamazing food we've always been served. Today though, Dexter, you really knocked it out of the park. With your personalized greeting, your unapologetically you flare, you made us feel like we were at YOUR establishment and getting a specialized meal just for us from you. Dexter you put a smile on everyone's faces and just lit up the room. Thank you!

Great food and service, mix between a sports bar and steak restaurant. Their dessert selection is…read morethe best I've seen in a long time!

Okay, let me preface this with....sometimes you don't always come for the food, you come for the…read moregreat service. I've had my plenty share of amazing steaks all around Atlanta. Trying to find even just a great steak place here in Warner Robins is super hard to find. We found one but they closed. After all week of travel and getting home I was starving and not cooking. I had been to Props once and the food was meh then. Nothing to write home about but it wasn't horrible. So I decided to come back for a second time because it was close to home and I was craving a steak. I ordered the Del Monaco Ribeye and it definitely wasn't that cut of meat. It was super thin, grissly, and super tough to chew. For $48 a steak, you want it to have some thickness to it and be tender, not like chewing leather. It was so tough to chew but I muddled through it and ate it because I wasn't going to sent it back to the kitchen for a reattempt for another steak to go to waste. The Mac and cheese was decent and so were the Brussels. I do let my server know so she would have the feedback and she recommended the NY Strip next time. Now...going back to the service. Even though the food is a little disappointing, the service and attention is excellent. I would come here again just to have Presley serve me. I like that this place pours the wine and not ask you 3, 6, or 9 oz pour just so the house can make their money off one bottle of wine. Presley is a people person, attentive to her guests sitting at her bar, and a good leader. She has conversations with the people around the bar and makes them feel welcomed. The ambiance is nice and the restaurant is clean. So overall, I gave it a three star for the service, not necessarily for the food. I think for the price of the food, the quality of the food isn't there. Flavors are good but quality is not. I'm okay spending money to great food but this is definitely overpriced for the quality.

Amazing breakfast experience. The grits brown and waffle were big enough for me to split with a…read morefriend. The" Stop the madness Kiss my Grits " was delicious! And the waffle was so fluffy. Nice atmosphere and friendly staff.

Since they opened, my husband and I have been wanting to check out Woodlands Coffee Roasters &…read moreCafé, and we finally made it happen on a Sunday evening around 6pm (they close at 7pm daily). From the moment we walked in, the vibe felt like a cozy cabin retreat with rustic accents. It was clear that a lot of intentional thought went into designing this space, it's one of those cafés where you keep noticing little details the longer you're inside. Merch is everywhere in a very on-brand way. Immediately to the right, there are T-shirts, mugs, and other coffee-related items for sale, including ground coffee beans. Just about everything is branded with the café's name. Personally, I'm not sure I'd wear a hat or T-shirt with a restaurant's name unless I worked there, but I can see how fans of the brand would enjoy it. Seating options are plentiful and varied, which I really appreciated. You can sit inside, on the rooftop, or on the outside patio. According to their website, they also rent out the Legacy Room, rooftop, fire pit in the rear, or even the entire house, with pricing clearly listed. They also host monthly events, which makes this spot feel very community-oriented. While it wasn't super crowded when we arrived, the chatter was lively and created a nice, welcoming energy. The staff matched that vibe, friendly, warm, and attentive from the start. The menu offers a variety of coffee drinks, teas, and smoothies, along with breakfast, lunch, and a custom brunch menu on Sundays. I would love to see more vegetarian options added to the menu, though. That said, there was a solid pastry selection, including several vegan and gluten-free options, which was nice to see. I ordered one of the January specials, the White Mocha Valencia Latte, and my husband went with an Americano. Drinks are available in 12oz, 16oz, and 20oz sizes. We also ordered the Flatbread. The online menu listed mushrooms as an optional topping, but they didn't have any available, so I opted for no toppings. We decided to eat the flatbread there, and a very amicable young lady brought it out to our table. I really appreciated that the staff took the time to double-check with the kitchen before saying no to anything. I asked if they had crushed red peppers for the very cheesy flatbread, and after checking, she let me know they didn't. My latte was enjoyable, well balanced and sweet without being overbearing. The flatbread was just okay for me. I wasn't a fan of the marinara, and I think crushed red peppers would have helped elevate the flavor had they been available. Overall, we enjoyed our time at Woodlands. The space was clean, the staff was friendly, and the atmosphere was ideal for writing, reading, or catching up with friends over coffee. It's definitely a thoughtfully designed café with a lot of potential, and I'm glad we finally made it in.

On a whim, I ordered their bacon, egg, and cheese brunch quesadillas and coffee cake muffins via…read moreUber Eats. The quesadillas were JAM-packed with fluffy eggs, perfectly fried bacon, and delicious cheddar cheese. The coffee cake muffins were indulgently dense yet flavorful and all without being too sweet (the muffin top was so wonderful, I found myself turning the muffin upside down so I could save the best for last! ). I had a great experience even though it was delivered, and I WILL be ordering from them again!

Quaint little book themed coffee shop with a very unique book themed decor. Even the table tops are…read moreplastered with pages from books. I sat at the Color Purple Table. You place your order and the counter and grab a seat. The menu is massive so it would be a good idea to take a peek prior to arrival. The food menu wasn't on display however they had folded menus at the register to view. I had the Toni Morrison Iced Latte Caramel Vanilla Brown Sugar with almond milk. It was delicious not too sweet. I also had the cheese quiche. It was a really nice size portion. Definitely recommend checking this place out.

My friends that live in the area like to tempt me with food pics occasionally to show me what I'm…read moremissing out on, and one of them likes this place a lot, so I decided to give it a shot. Well... the burgers look better than they taste. The patty does not have enough beef (or maybe not good quality beef?), which was dry for some reason and somewhat crumbly. Also, I'm meh with most beer, which I feel is the main pro of this place. There are TVs around for those who want to watch the games and drink beer, so I can say I'm most likely not the crowd this place is trying to draw. There are other places to chill with friends that have better food imo. Oh, and the ranch is watery. The chipotle ranch too. Choose a different dipping sauce unless they've changed it since I've last been. I know it's my bad for choosing boneless wings, but if Korean fried chicken places can keep them juicy, so can every other establishment. The ones here are dry. Notably, they do all day happy hour on Sundays. That's fun.

Kind of stumbled upon this place, kind of not. I had seen it on my searches before but just hadn't…read morehad the chance to venture over to try them. My husband and I were looking for a place that was dog-friendly and had good drinks and food. Well well well, winner winner chicken dinner! When walking in, you're greeted by a friendly host or hostess. They saw our pup and showed us to the patio. It was a nice day so the temperature was wonderful and they even had dog bowls of water sitting out. The patio had TVs but we're not into football and just found something to watch on our phone. The waiter was phenomenal and very attentive but not overbearing. He made suggestions about the drink menu and was considerate to the fact that I drink virgin drinks only. The patio was relatively enclosed with screens to keep flies away. Regarding the food, it's an easy menu with not too many options. This keeps ticket times down and food comes out quick and hot. I had a quesadilla and my husband had the blackberry burger. It was absolutely delicious! The waiter even brought out a piece of bacon for our dog on a little platter. It really is the little things. We will definitely be back!

My first visit here and I wish I'd discovered this place sooner. The service was kind and…read morecourteous, the food piping hot, and the drinks refreshing and delicious. We wish they had tables big enough for large parties on their patio. Would be fun to spend an evening out there with a group of friends.

I don't usually go for Southern food, but I'm glad I stopped by to The Swanson. Interior wise, it's…read morelike a house turned restaurant business. The foundation is still there with the rooms and decor but with lots of tables set up, similar to hosting a gathering at home. Not only that, everyone here was really friendly! We really felt welcomed, and though the second time, service wasn't as outstanding, it was still good. I think they really nailed down the vibe of southern hospitality. For drinks, they have seasonal cocktails, which I think is fun, but I'm not around at a time where I would be able to chill and drink. I end up with a go-to sweet tea. Strong and sweet, that it kept me up, but not the strongest nor sweetest I've had. There's also complimentary bread that's mini muffin shaped and dense like a biscuit. It's buttery and salty, but I like it! Before coming, I saw so many things about the sampler, so I definitely wanted to get it and try out. Love the fried green tomatoes with the honey mustard. It didn't feel oily, and it held up pretty well when cut and dipped into sauce. The pimento cheese here is probably the best I've ever had, but I will admit that I have not had many (I tend to not like it). In fact, both these items stay on my mind enough that I do think about coming here more often than I thought I would. And this is just for the apps. The rest of the entrees are pretty standard. Some better than others, but that's due to preference. I haven't gone through the whole menu, but I do prefer their chicken to some of the other menu items. For their sides, I haven't seen or heard of some of them. I asked about them, and they were described p well, enough for me to not want to try congealed salad. I'm not a big fan of jello type things, but I did try the pear salad. Not for me. Absolutely not for me. I did really enjoy the collard green soup and sweet potato souffle though! They were great, esp the souffle. It was my first time having nuts in them, and I loved it so much. Everything else was alright, like I'm sure you've had or can make better mac. Overall, I'm glad to know this place because it's a good rec for the area if you're in the mood for Southern food. It's not a bad pick for vegetarians either, though they would only have appetizers and sides to pick from, but I liked them more than the entrees. There's a parking lot, and it's in a good location to see the rest of downtown Perry too.

We stopped by for lunch, and I'm glad we did! It was bigger than expected when we got inside. They…read morewere pretty busy, but there wasn't a wait for a table. The service was fast, and we got our food pretty quick too. Their ground beef empanadas came out hot, beautifully fried and the meat wasn't dried out like some places I've had. It was flavorful and filling. Definitely recommend getting some to start with or as a plate (with rice and beans) if you aren't super hungry. The curry chicken was creamy, and while jerk chicken was listed as being spicy, it most definitely wasn't. Between them both, I found curry chicken to be more enjoyable since the chicken wasn't as dry and tastier. The rice, beans, yuca, sweet plantains, and tostones were all good. I usually prefer black beans, but their red beans tasted better in my opinion. All of their sandwich options seem solid, and if I lived nearby, I would absolutely try each one. The pan con bistec was filling, adding fries is not necessary, but I like fries in general, so I found it worth it. The bread used for sandwiches is also given at the beginning with a green sauce to eat it with. I believe one is spicier than the other though the flavor overall is mostly the same. Not that any of the food needed additional flavor, it was nice to have when I want one bite to taste a little extra. My biggest regret: not buying a bottle of their Francesca sauce (green sauce). It added a nice citrusy, salty flavor and brought a bit of spice to the food. It's a very versatile sauce. I will be back for it and their empanadas.

Almost 12 dollars for 2 croquettes on a hot dog bun and a slice of ham. No cheese on one half…read more Quality of this place has fallen off the map. Cuban?! Really skimping pickles now?!

The inside is very cute and has plenty of seating…read more They have a ton of desserts but also offer bagels and customizable breakfast sandwiches. They offer a rotating selection of specialty coffees. I got a St Patrick's day, lucky charms themed latte. It was a cool idea, but the coffee itself tasted somewhat bland and unflavored.

A rare find in middle Georgia. Everything I've had here is very good. Atmosphere inside is very…read morecozy and welcoming.