Not a bad buffet to eat. Some of the items tasted homemade…read more Edit: the chicken was pretty tough today. The mashed potatoes have grown on me. The blueberry cobbler was pretty good.

Meatloaf and fried chicken were good today. Vegetables were good too. Decent variety of desserts…read more Ice tea was very good.

1st time here, definitely won't be our last The food was delicious, very fresh and hot. It was a…read morelong drive from Conway, but worth the trip.

Pretty good buffet. There were no bowls for the fish soup, but I put some on my plate and ate it…read more Was nice and spicy. Mashed potatoes were instant. Food was overall pretty good. Nothing I had was bad. Nothing I had was amazing. My waitress was overloaded, but super nice. I really liked her. Price was not bad for a seafood buffet. I almost went back yesterday, because they were open on Easter, but made the mistake of trying a Chinese restaurant in town instead. Edit: I've eaten here a few more times, and I stand by my original assessment. It's a decent little place, nothing special. Hours are hard to pin down. They are closed a lot. Nobody answers Facebook posts, even though they have a page.

We got the crab cake platter, blackened catfish platter, honey pecan chicken roll, crab cake…read moresandwich, and the white russian pecan pie. After having the crab cake sandwich we would recommend doing the platter because the bread overpowers the crab cake. Everything was incredible, the flavors, consistency, and quality. It is for sure comfort food but nothing sits heavy and feels super fresh. Not a fan of coleslaw but it was super yummy and great corn fritters for our first time having them. Service was great. Ambiance was super informal and adds to the vibe of what you're eating. Also unrelated but the cashier/server has a super calming energy/presence/voice which totally added to the vibe

Wow, REALLY good! Catfish Dinner Plate: excellent fish was…read moretasty and light. Rice was nice. Came with slaw, 1x Side (Collard Greens: sweet vinegar with some heat, and a bit of pork, really good!), and some AMAZING Hushpuppies (fresh, sweet corn bread). Shrimp & Grits: Fantastic! Buttery and cheesy grits with sausage and nice shrimp (not over-cooked or chewy). Green beans were slightly too soft (30-mins until closing), but good comfort food. Coleslaw was "meh," but a good, crunchy foil to the fish and rice. Counter Service (order at register, then they bring to table/to-go) was quite fast, given that they had to cook the fish and prep foods for take-out. Everything looked clean, staff was nice, and owner was talking to everyone. Didn't get to try the variety of desserts, but they looked and smelled great. Traveling, but worth the stop!

It's a southern style buffet. You pay up front. The staff is very attentive in refilling your…read moredrinks. I wanted to like this place but the food was subpar. Everything is very salty. They had rice, Brunswick stew, peas, collard greens, bread stuffing, sweet potatoes, baked chicken, fried chicken, breaded pork chops, macaroni and cheese, and fried pork rinds. Corn bread, and slices of cake ( red velvet, carrot, lemon, chocolate , are in a separate area.) I had a piece of the baked and the fried chicken. Both were salty, dried out tough, even though the place only opened 40 minutes before I got there. I liked the cornbread and the sweet potato. I chose this place based on its high yelp rating , leaving the interstate . It's the first time yelp failed me.

Found this on Yelp as I was searching this morning for a spot to stop for lunch on our way home…read more It is a quick two miles off of I-95. It was fast, good, and easy (not to mention inexpensive). Stay focused... I am talking about lunch. When you arrive, the parking lot might be full (it was when we arrived), almost always a good sign. You can grab a spot on the street or behind the now mostly defunct main street. When you walk in, you glove up and start serving yourself from the buffet. Someone will take your drink order (ours was taken as we were going through the line), then find a seat. I didn't know what fatback was, but I had already Googled it before we arrived, so I easily identified it. After one bite, I decided my dentist might become richer if I continued to try to chew it. The fried chicken was good but a bit salty. The fried pork chop was good as well, but I would have mistaken it for fried fish if I hadn't read the menu. Smoked sauage, yum. The biscuits looked good, but I took (and ate) the cornbread but would not have known what it was if I didn't have the cheat sheet. The salad bar was primarily lettuce. They had a few salad toppings, but the tongs were short and difficult to use. I suspect most people do not come here for salad. Oh, did I mention dessert? Huge cinnamon rolls and something chocolate with pudding and cookies. It fit the bill for what we were looking for.. a quick, inexpensive sit-down lunch.

Such an interesting find. Good home cooked meals, staff was kind and welcoming…read more It isn't easy to find because there's no sign but we called and figured it out. The pork chops were great! The greens and burgers are delicious. 10/10!

Best hamburgers in Marion county! Great lunch specials and great prices. Friendly staff! Can get…read morevery crowded quick. Will be worth the wait!

Shuler's is located off I-95, Exit 181A heading towards Marion and Myrtle Beach. You have to drive…read morea mile or so from the exit but it's easy to spot. The place is a large wooden building that resembles something that would have been built in the 1870's. There are a few bench's and chairs on the front porch to relax in after eating or if you need to wait for a table. They have a general store with some interesting items as well. Schuler's is a buffet style barbecue and all you can eat. Their pulled pork is their best meat. I wasn't really impressed with their ribs though. Don't get me wrong, the were pretty good but I certainly wasn't blown away. Their fried chicken is good but again not much different from most buffets in South Carolina. Their collards are nice and they do offer hash. If you're thinking corn beef hash, it's not that. It's a BBQ or liver hash and it's definitely an acquired taste. I usually put it over rice if I get it. Hash was highly popular in South Carolina for many years. It can't hurt to try it as Schuler's is actually pretty good. Not my favorite barbecue in the area but it's cool place with great people.

Had the opportunity to talk with the owner and was immediately attracted to the restaurant from the…read moreoutside...it just looks like a good BBQ restaurant. The staff was very friendly, the service was good...I had takeout but the restaurant is a buffet inside. It clearly is a place the locals enjoy and it is an easy stop if you are on the way to the beach. All in all, my favorite was actually the hot dog. The chili was excellent and the slaw had just a touch of sweetness. The BBQ was well prepared, just not my favorite style or taste profile...a bit too much twang. I would recommend Shuler's if you are in the area and look forward to trying other items the next time I return.

I am going to use several superlatives. Don't think I'm overhyping this restaurant. When I say it's…read moreabsolutely amazing, I'm being completely sincere. I used to review restaurants for a daily newspaper, so I know how to be critical. The trouble with Judy Boone's is that there's nothing to criticize; except for maybe the wait which is justified. We were there for BBQ night, with our 19 and 22 year old sons. My youngest left a pile of rib bones as high as his head. My oldest discovered that he really likes fried pork chops and proceeded to eat four. I had popcorn shrimp, fried chicken, chicken and dumplings, pulled pork, green beans, chicken bog, sweet potatoes and later peach pudding. Each was extraordinary; not just extraordinary, the sort of food that makes you gasp and how amazing it tastes, each commanding your attention and demanding to be your new favorite. I can only assume the chefs here are wizards. Our server was warm and friendly without being obtrusive. I think that's a tough line to walk. The decor is charming and evocative. There's just something magical about it, especially as a man from the north. Maybe this is all normal for South Carolina, but I suspect not. Locals are so lucky to have this in their area and me and my family have found a new vacation 'must stop' for future trips to Myrtle Beach.

Buffet was still full, piled high...people still eating, had not broken down at all, yet couldn't…read moreeven get a takeout pineapple cobbler.... I know they were closing early, but they were far from closing down. They must have a good enough business to turn away customers that would have been loyal future customers, but Judy Boone must not need that....RICH AND RUDE! Happy Father's Day, y'all!

First time trying out this restaurant today and the food was awesome. I really enjoyed my catfish…read moreplate. Wonderful atmosphere will be going again. Service was great.

I came here on a Tuesday afternoon to try their chitterlings ("chitlins") for takeout lunch with a…read moregroup of 3 people. Chitterlings are hog intestines basically. They're something that's typically Southern food especially in the country. The place itself was very unassuming. I thought it was just a convenience store. The chitterlings were seasoned with cracked red pepper and came with a side of boiled cabbage. The chitterlings were chewy and had a spicy kick. It was not very tender so I could not eat a lot of them. You get a good portion if you order small. The staff were very nice and helpful. They have a fish fry on the weekends with crab boils so definitely have to try that next time.

Great food and great customer service!! Definitely going there again next time we are at the…read morebeach!!!!

Simply smokehouse, a hidden gem in the lights and glam of Myrtle Beach, S.C…read more Away from the main drag and bright lights sits a great little restaurant. Family friendly, budget friendly and just all around friendly. Some of the best soul food and comfort food, if you're like me, and miss the days of old, grandma's cooking.... you found the best place around. Sweet tea that will bring back memories of early childhood, and better times, and food that will make you chat and talk, and make you wonder what happened to places like this? Friendly staff great you. Food that fills you up and keeps you full. Some of the best peach and apple cobbler. I can't say enough about this restaurant. If you visit Myrtle Beach, visit this restaurant. You'll leave satisfied and full, with out blowing the family budget.

Great people! Good portions and really tasty vittles!! An amazing local business that we have been…read moreto more than a dozen times!

Great food, awesome prices! Service was fast and friendly. The feel is happy and animal loving!read more