This well stocked wine and famous dairy cheese board Cafe was packed.Although we could not get a…read moretable 1 1/2 hour wait, we came back for wine and jams to go. It might be popular with the locals since every table was taken. Menu allowed for tastings of specialty cheeses made at their local farm . Absolutely would go back.

So- this is a mixed review. 3.5 stars overall, but I had some not great moments. I put our name in…read moreright away, having been warned about the wait on the weekend- it was 45 minutes, I gave my phone number and they told me they call when ready- we were off to explore the surrounding shops while we waited. True to the quote- I got my call right at 45 minutes. We had a party of 8- me and John, my sister, her hubby and her 2 girls & my mom and her man. I put in an appetizer order for cheese curds right away, knowing I wanted to try them- but when you order appetizers, service slows. They don't take your order for regular food right away. Meanwhile, bathroom situation here is one stall rooms. AKA- one at a time- that was a little brutal. Cheese curds were phenominal- only better I've had were in Milwaukee! Food was ordered and it took forever and a day- my poor niece didn't get her food till everyone was finished eating. She actually left and stood in line for the bathroom to avoid watching us all eat. I felt horrible for her. Meanwhile- everyone's food was fabulous. Except mine. John and I ordered the philly cheesesteak. There was not nearly enough meat. The burgers that hit the table- huge, juicy and cheesey. The charcuterie board- spectacular! The bowl of soup huge and filling. Our cheesesteak- bread and a ton of cheese and over cooked meat that didn't meet the ratio of meat-bread-cheese. For a very small, curated menu- I expected everything to be delicious. I was genuinely sad that our meal failed. And the wait on Addy's lunch was unacceptable. Those 2 things bumped a 4 star review down, I actually selected 4 when I started typing and then changed it to 3 because recalling this memory to write this up... sigh. I love supporting small. These are fixable issues.

Such an awesome place with amazing food. The menu was huge…read more My wife and I had the pleasure of eating there on our recent stay in Thomasville. We're always looking for neat places to eat. The food was exceptional. I had a grit bowl, which consisted of cheese grits, covered with sausage and bacon, along with a cheese sauce covered with two eggs over easy. Wow, what a flavor bomb. With the added butter and toasted on the grill biscuit, it was perfect. The wife had a bacon egg and cheese biscuit with a side of grits, which was perfect as well. The service was great. Very friendly, attentive staff. Very clean. Wonderful experience.

A spring break trip to Thomasville, Ga. took us to Qs cafe in the downtown district. The place was…read morenice and busy at lunchtime, but they waited on us, and we were served pretty quickly. Dawn had the farmer's pride omelet and I settled on the Caesar salad with grilled chicken. Everything was great, well seasoned, and cooked nicely. The restaurant is well lighted and clean; the staff is friendly and the atmosphere is nice. Prices are good for the area. We would definitely recommend Q's Cafe!

Dinner night in Thomasville, we decided on George and Louie's Seafood restaurant…read more It's reminiscent of the old order at the counter and service after pay, restaurants of my youth. I settled in for the fried shrimp, sweet potato fries and coleslaw, while Dawn had the Greek-shrimp salad. We were served quickly and the shrimp was fresh and cooked nicely. I like my fries just a little more crispy than what I received, but they weren't bad. The slaw was good, with just a hint of dill in the mix. Dawn absolutely loved her salad, it was seasoned just right according to her. Everyone was friendly, the waitress made sure we were okay, and the ambience was good. It's a little pricey for everyday dining, but it was definitely worth the price. Give George and Louie's a try if you are in the Thomasville Ga. Area!

In town on business. Based on Yelp reviews for burgers, I gave it a try…read more Atmosphere: clean and bright, plenty of outdoor seating. Staff: friendly and accommodating. Food: I ordered the blue cheese burger, tots, and an ice tea. With tax, $18.33 The burger was very tasty, but it's barely bigger than a slider. The photo I took shows a normal tot in relation to the burger. Tots: cooked right and a good portion. Tipping: optional, and I'm still not sold on tipping for counter service. But here, they do bring it to your table. The issue is the credit card screen; you have 4 options: 20%, 25%, 30%, and "no tip". As I didn't have the option to choose less than 20%, I chose no tip. (Did cash tip the server though) Food good. Service good, value and portion not so much.

My dad and I were in the area and wanted to find a good restaurant. We were under the impression…read morethat Henderson's was more of a restaurant than a fast food place by looking at the pictures and reviews. Even though we wanted something more higher end the food was great! I definitely would recommend if you are looking for a fast food place with many options.

Henderson's restaurant is located on Smith Avenue in Thomasville, Georgia. It is not far from the…read moredowntown shopping area. Parking is plentiful and the restaurant has a homestyle feel that makes you feel it's been there for decades. The menu is large, but not so large that it takes more than a single sheet of paper. Henderson's offers breakfast, as well as lunch and dinner. They're open from 6 am - 7:30 pm, and are closed on Sunday, as is most of Thomasville. The breakfast offerings include sandwiches, breakfast in a cup and plated meals. The prices range from $3 - 7, with a few higher priced offerings that include steak. Lunch and dinner options include burgers, sandwiches, salads, soups, chicken tenders, quesadillas and wings. Most options range between $5 - 8, with a few options up to $16. Henderson's is very budget friendly. Service is pleasant and swift. The dining area is fairly a no-frills interior including long tables, stackable type padded chairs and pastel-colored beadboard walls decorated with some large Grateful Dead framed posters. We ordered a burger and a Philly style Cheesesteak. You order at the counter and they call you when your meal is ready to be picked up. Both were served with crinkle cut fries. The food was fast and filling. I preferred the Philly style Cheesesteak, which was juicy and deliicous! The burger bun was a little dried out. The fries were crispy and hot. If you want a budget meal, you cannot beat Henderson's! Next time, we plan to try a couple breakfast options.

Liam's, a place so nice we ate there twice. We were on a shopping trip in Thomasville and stopped…read morein for an early dinner. Brian, our server, is also a certified sommelier, and his wine suggestions to accompany The Whole Shebang were spot on. We enjoyed our meal so much that we went back the next Friday with friends. The ambiance is straight out of Europe, and it was decorated beautifully for the holidays.

This is t the same Liam's I enjoyed years ago. I'd been hearing this from others for some time, and…read morewhile our visits have been mixed, we stayed true and kept coming. Last night we came to celebrate my son's birthday. We were seated promptly for our reservation. Service was great with our server telling us if the specials (the daily blue and the yellowtail collars they had as an appetizer). We ordered a round of drinks for the table. All was going well. The smoked fish dip was good - a solid performer. We especially liked the pickled veg that came along side it. Our mains consisted of the daily blue, two had the new chicken sandwich, and I ordered the duroc aged pork chop. Liam's is fancy now, with mains not coming with sides. This certainly cranked up the bill. I had the pork chop, which was really small despite the declared weight and the price of $45. The taste was good, but didn't really impress me. The daily blue had skin that was charred, but the fish part was good. My daughter wasn't impressed with that. The chicken sandwiches, however, were a hit. Go figure. All but the daily blue ordered a side dish. Two had the mashed potatoes, which were good, I ordered the side with stringy cheese, prosciutto, peaches, and sliced peppers. No flavor. I get the bill and there is a $9.40-something charge in there for a "non-cash transaction". Also, my two drinks were charged a dollar more than the menu price. With everything there at a premium price (a larger and much better pork chop can be had at St James for more than $10 less - with sides!), everything is a la carte, and a silly charge for not having cash means I'm done with Liam's. The place where I discovered my first and favorite scotch, a love for unique cheeses, and great cooking techniques has been outdone by at least one local competitor while increasing prices and serving less. It's a shame, but they never seem to be full, so instead of improving value and delivery, they've gone to increasing prices.

I had a great first time experience at this establishment a few weeks ago on a Wednesday afternoon…read more It was not that crowded and people were allowed to seat themselves. There were about three women working the restaurant at the time. It was dimly lit and had a down home field to the establishment. I got the manga special and it was very tasty the green beans were great, and the hush puppies were good as well. For the price I was pleased. The staff was very patient and kind. I was in a rush so I ordered my meal to go and it took about 15 minutes to come out. I wouldn't hesitate to return.

Checked out the new location. Sad to say the quality has sharply declined. Their burgers used to be…read moreone of the best in town. Now they are dry and bland. The fried shrimp were also no good. They used to be crisp and crunchy, but now they are soggy and greasy. Also kinda pricy and a long wait, spent over $35 and completely regretted it. There was always a bit of a wait, but the food was so good it was 100% worth it. No idea what happened since they moved. They used to be one of my favorite places

Gina the manager was very nice and fixed our order and had a great attitude. She was very funny and…read morevery sweet. The food was great after Gina had it corrected. We came to visit family for a funeral and was told to check Locos so we did. There needs to be more people like Gina Singletary. (Yes we asked for her last name) We had a very bad day because of the circumstances but Gina made us smile and laugh. Thank you again Gina for your hospitality. And our server we had was great too. We wanted to tip the manager, but she didn't take it. Thank you all.

Very clean restaurant. Great food. We ordered the chicken wings and the Barbecued nachos. A lot of…read morefood at a fair price. Service was great. Their Strawberry Watermelon Margarita was excellent as well!

Nancy was amazing tonight she is the best server we've had since they took Crystal off the floor…read more She was polite, funny, and did and over great job as our server! There was another guy working that wasntbour waiter but he was wonderful. He was great with my kid and made it feel like we where more that just someone else customer!! I wish I had got his name!

Coming home from a trip to Albany, we decided to stop at Sonny's in Thomasville for a early dinner…read more My Friend and I settled for the Chicken with fries and additional sides, while my wife had the vinegar barbecue sandwich with sides. Everything came out hot, well cooked and was pretty good. My friend said his chicken was slightly dry, but tasty, while mine was spot on. Jackson our server was efficient, very professional, and handled my strange since of humor very well considering how busy he was! The restaurant was clean, the atmosphere was good, and the lighting was adequate. The overall ambiance was nice. We have eaten here in the past, and I certain we would visit again! Plus I have lunch for tomorrow too !