Stopped in here before hitting up Attic Treasures just down the road in Harlem. It's a small place…read morein a former gas station(?). The young ladies running it were very sweet and attentive. We were quickly waited on and our friendly server answered all our questions. We started with an order of putine (that strange Canadian delicacy). We kept it simple by just adding gravy although there was s lot of things we could have added. They make their cheese curds in house. There wasn't a fry left by the time our entrees arrived. My DD ordered a Tammy burger which was 2 beef patties, pimento cheese, bacon, lettuce, tomato, onion and hot sauce and I got the patty melt. We both chose onion rings for our side. I had water and DD had tea. Everything was delicious and we decided we will definitely be back.

Nice little country diner place off the beaten path. Stop by on my way to Augusta. It was tasty…read morefood and good service. Clearly everyone inside knew each other. Nice to see a place where everyone in the community likes to go.

Great place to have a good meal with great food and excellent service. Fun place to hang out with…read morefriends and enjoy the lake views.

Neshia is awesome! She provided first class service and the burgers are delish. Best burgers on…read moreLake Oconee.

Amazing little, hole on the wall, small town, quaint sports bar. Great food, many choices, great…read moreservice and all around a delight!

Unbelievably great cheeseburger. Worth the stop. Great local downtown bar. With Georgia charm.read more

As always, Lake Oconee Bistro did not disappoint! Marlus is a great and attentive waiter who made…read moreexcellent gluten free option suggestions not marked on the menu. The Lavender Blueberrty Moscow Mule is phenomenal! And so was the Spinach Goat Cheese pizza on cauliflower crust. We also wholeheartedly enjoyed the awesome Steakhouse burger and Truffle Fries. The atmosphere here is very chill and relaxed with people from all walks of life - after pickleball, signing contracts, or enjoying sports and the bar.

Good food, nice people Like the screened area, with tvs…read more Freshly made menu items Great brunch

Everything overall is good except for the LIMP French Fries…read more Please get some other kind of fries. Besides being limp they are quite oily. McDonalds fries are always good because they are hot a somewhat crispy. The limp fries made me think they have been sitting around for some time or re-fried??????

Dumbass questions. Food took forever to come. 3 different tables came later than us and got their…read morefood first.

Wonderful people welcome us in from very hot temperatures outside. Excellent craft beers, good…read morefood!Service was perfect. Offered treats for our pups. Wish there had been more merch available. Definitely would recommend Ocmulgee Brewpub to everyone. We will stop again when in the area!!

I like Macon! Haven't been in town for a couple of years but had the opportunity to return and…read moredecided to explore a brewery. Scale: 1-5 Beer: 5 - I had 2 which were excellent. An English Mild Porter and Farmhouse ale. Both had a great refreshing flavor. Atmosphere: 5 - Relaxed, typical bar/restaurant. Great location in the city. Service: 5 - quick- sat at the bar and Beertender pricier samples and suggestions for beer and food. Food: had the burger with pimento cheese and bacon jam. Side of truffle fries. Cultural/Political Agenda (1-5): 5 -Everyone is welcome. No preachy nonsense or virtue signaling, just beer, as it should be.

There were 18 of us coming from a trip to Pennsylvania. Bus driver brought us to Peggy's…read morerestaurant. The entire staff was most welcoming, the generous portions of real southern cooking was absolutely delicious, the service was spot on, the price was extremely reasonable. Every one of the 18 of us enjoyed our lunch. What an amazing little gem in Wrens, Ga. When our paths cross again we will certainly stop here.

Best kept secret down this stretch of the South might just be Peggy's fried chicken…read more Now, a great many places have the confidence to fry a bird. That is not the same as knowing what they're doing. Plenty can make chicken hot. Fewer can make it memorable. Peggy's managed the rarer thing. This was the kind of fried chicken that makes a man quiet for a minute and reconsider whether he has properly valued his past blessings. They had other meats on the menu, and I do not doubt they were prepared by decent people with honest intentions, but ordering anything besides the fried chicken would have felt like showing up at a revival and asking for directions to a yoga class. And the sides, Lord help me, the sides were no afterthought. If I had not attended the funerals myself, I might have suspected my great grandma, grandma, and momma were back there in the kitchen, keeping an eye on the pots. Forgive me, Mammaw G, Mammaw, and Mom, but Peggy's had the better day with that chicken. I say that with love, respect, and a willingness to dodge a lightning bolt if one has been set aside for me. Fried okra, green beans, sweet potatoes, and mac and cheese, which any Southerner with good sense knows is a vegetable when it needs to be, spread across our plates like a family reunion of the righteous. The only medical advisory I'd offer is this: if your doctor has warned you against coating your insides with salt, you may want to admire from a respectful distance. And the sweet tea was right. Not tea-flavored water with ambition. Sweet tea. Properly made. The sort that lets you know nobody in the building is interested in modern nonsense. Next time I'm rolling down I-20, I may well make the turn toward Wrens again just to see whether Peggy's can do it twice. But judging by the regulars, the handshakes, the easy way the staff knew folks by name, and the fact they made us feel halfway local ourselves, I'd say this was no one-off. This felt less like a lucky meal and more like the kind of place that still believes doing something well is reason enough to keep doing it.

Love love love this hometown pizza and pasta place. What a treasure! Love Fernada and the whole…read morefamily!

I had heard about this place for a while (with rave reviews) but had never gotten there. (It's…read morealmost like I forget that Thomson is not that far away.) We went there tonight with a group from work and had a wonderful dinner - the pizza was amazing! We are from New Jersey and have been looking for great pizza and I think we have finally found it! Only a 20 minute drive from our home in Appling - we will definitely be back!

WNB Factory is a small burger and fries spot in North Augusta. A friend and I stopped by after work…read moreto grab some food, and overall it was a pretty solid experience. I ordered the Philly cheesesteak, which came with a good amount of meat and nicely toasted bread that held everything together well. My friend got the wings combo, and it looked really good as well. The only downside was the fries--they were a little soggy and floppy, which took away from the meal a bit. Aside from that, the food was good and it's definitely a place I'd stop by again for a quick bite.

I've been meaning to stop by WNB for a while and tonight I had the chance to sit down and have a…read morenosh. The place was neat, clean and busy that night. The front desk personnel were fast, friendly and helpful in making selections. The menu selections were interesting, but I thought it was unusual for a burger place to have fried rice, so I tried it. The dish was so much more than I expected. Just the right amount of oil, char and salt; so hot I thought it would melt the container. I'll definitely be back for more and to try something else.