Wow!!! This is the largest butcher shop I've ever seen. Meats galore!!!! There is a process. Make…read moresure you take a ticket number when you come in. The ambiance is standing room only while you await your turn. They have package deals on the green boards on the wall. You can substitute items. I got the bacon and sausage links but there is sooo much more. Try going during the week days they are open (check the hours). The weekends are really busy.

Meat was good, not better than Costco, or Publix, but having to wait 30 minutes to order was not…read morewhat I will do again. Also no credit/ debit cards. Have to use their ATM machine.

The bbq, rice and hash was pretty good but I ordered 2 orders of peach cobbler and sooo…read moredisappointed! Doesn't even look appealing!

Extremely disappointed. I have always had a good experience but yesterday was not. i am not sure…read moreif it is a new cook but the coleslaw, green beans, and potato salad were sweet. It definitely was disappointing.

The store is clean and there is a great variety of items. The staff are friendly and helpful. The…read moreparking lot is well maintained. Unfortunately, I rarely find anything in Lidl that speaks to me. I find the prices to be a little higher than I'm willing to pay. I keep trying to love it here but I just don't.

The store itself is nice... Never enough registers open…read more ..it's so sad because every time they get a good selection of plants & flowers, .... they don't water them a drop &they let them die. They had a beautiful selection of plants indoors and outdoors today and not one plant was watered... BONE DRY. Dying yet asking as much as $27 a plant.

The best barbecue almost always comes from those unassuming hole in the wall places. My inner voice…read moreof confidence, the one that says "it's gonna be great," was already humming before I even stepped inside. At first glance, I wondered what exactly this industrial looking neighborhood had to do with good food. Still, I parked, walked in, and was immediately greeted by the unmistakable aroma of meat that had been slow smoking all day long. A very kind older lady welcomed me and explained that the buffet was all-you-can-eat for just $17. That sounded easy enough. I grabbed a plate and began my journey down the line. There were the staples: rice, collard greens, fried okra, hush puppies. Then came the showstoppers. A massive tray of mac & cheese, golden fried chicken, barbecue chicken, and pulled pork that looked like it had been tended with care. Oh, my. Off to the side sat squeeze bottles of sauce and ketchup, flanked by potato salad, cole slaw, and two varieties of pickles that added a crisp counterpoint to the richness of the meats. I ate far more than I intended, but every bite was worth it. The mac & cheese was excellent, very cheesy and full of flavor. Maybe not quite as good as when Mrs. K. blesses me with her recipe, but still, excellent. The barbecue chicken was moist and seasoned just right. The pulled pork was some of the best I have had, with a few larger pieces mixed in that gave it texture and depth. It was so good it really didn't need any sauce at all. If desserts were offered, I didn't see them. A small scoop of banana pudding would have tied the whole experience together in a perfect knot. Even without it, this was a five-star meal in my book. Yum, and then yum again. [Review 1512 of 2025 - 1366 in South Carolina - 25063 overall]

Where the locals go. A SC institution whose fried chicken and sides are just as good as their…read morepulled pork and hash.

Food looks so good at the buffet when I got it home I forgot to take pictures dye ready into it and…read moreate it all pictures next time

Let me tell you this if we had not gone with someone we probably would have never stopped to this…read moreplace. From the outside it looked a mess. From the inside, it wasn't so bad. Needs a little bit of curb appearance. The staff was friendly though. I'm a city boy now so it was a little country lol but I appreciated it the hospitality. we don't do buffets but someone bought us lunch and we didn't wanna be rude. No one else was there and the food was just brought out so ate a little. It wasn't bad. I had fresh fish, rice, mac & cheese, string beans, cabbage etc.

Traveling from Florida to Michigan. Saw that they had the highest rating of any restaurant in the…read morearea! So we decided to try it. Ate on the enclosed porch. We had Red Snapper and shrimp. Fantastic!!!

This is a great find! The seafood was fresh and well prepared. Everyone in my party absolutely love…read morethis place. The fish was cooked really well and the shrimp were big and tasty. Their hush puppies are incredible as well. This is a Mom and Papa seafood restaurant at the locals love and it's worth the stop because it's only 1 mile off the interstate. Finished with a mango slush that was very delightful.

I was truly disappointed in this Dukes Bar-B-que. I made arrangements to meet two old high school…read morefriends there last Friday. Luckily I had cash on me. The pulled pork was good, but that's the only thing that was good. The only other things they had was rice and hash and cole slaw. Felt like a waste of money.

Dukes BBQ on Chestnut Rd is run by members of the Earl Dukes family. Remember Mr Earl as a…read moreneighbor of my parents who lived on the corner of the street that went to his house. Remember his starting the business and so glad his family has carried on the business that has the good ole hash and BBQ meat. I have lived out of town for many years but when I get a chance I go to Orangeburg I go to the Chestnut Street one. Ann is always so nice and is the first one you will talk to when you order "to go " BBQ or eat at the buffet. It has always been a favorite of my family.