We went to King Claw for dinner on a Thursday evening. We were seated right away. There weren't…read moremany people there but it did take a very long time for someone to take our drink order. We ordered raw oysters as an appetizer, which were really good. We also got a few different boils, all at different spice levels. I really enjoyed mine but couldn't finish it. They give you a lot of food. The service turned out to be really good and the restaurant is clean. I'd definitely go back next time I'm in town.

We were seated quickly, server was attentive and made sure we had everything we needed. The…read moreatmosphere is very cool and sea like. The food came out quickly and was good. My husband got the claw boil with the house seasoning on it. He said the heat was perfect and the season was great. I got the fried shrimp and onion rings with boom boom sauce. The shrimp was very good but there were a ton of onion rings and they reminded me of Burger King. Not that this is a bad thing but they felt very frozen and deep fried. We would go back and try other things on the menu for sure.

Camping at General Coffee State park with a group. We brought 12 people over for dinner and were…read morevery impressed. The place is huge and so well decorated - be sure to check out the bathrooms, they look like they belong in a 5 star resort. The food was excellent and almost everyone enjoyed their meal. One member of our party discovered that the cheese in his meal was still in the plastic wrapper! I gave 5 stars because of the customer service was excellent. The waiter got very upset, brought the manager over. He insisted on replacing the meal because he "wanted to show it to the kitchen to make sure they NEVER did that again!" He also comped that persons meal. That's how you handle a mistake!

Stayed in a little area of no much if anywhere, but right down from my hotel was this Mexican…read moreplace... The chips were thick and crunchy, the salsa wasn't just thin tomato sauce, the carne was cooked perfectly and they had tapatio hot sauce!!! Batting 1000!! The staff were nice and on top of all those things the cost was crazy cheap! The place itself was pretty much a bit worn around the edges, menus were battle scared, decor was rough, chairs sank in, but man the food was just what the doctor ordered! If I'm around here again I know where I'm eating!

Let's be honest, there's not a lot of options to hang out with friends in Hahira. We were having a…read morelittle mini high school reunion and staying at an Airbnb nearby. We decided to see what the "buzz" was all about. It's a small bar with maybe 10 tables, seats at the bar and a pool table in the back. We didn't get there until around 10:45 PM on a Saturday night (in January) and it was fairly empty. We enjoyed hanging out with a cocktail and playing some really bad pool. We had a good time and would definitely go back when back in Hahira.

Awful experience. Sat waiting for a server to acknowledge our existence then waited more than an…read morehour for food before decided to leave. About the time we were walking out they brought the food and it was wrong. Awful service awful food A good place for a night spot. Just not this one.

Stopped by here on a whim while traveling through on our way to Disney. We were pleasantly…read moresurprised! Food was very flavorful and portions were more than fairly sized. Chicken Parm with Angel Hair in Alfredo Sauce is a MUST! Our server was a little over the top but he was very attentive and took great care of us. As far as ambiance goes, the place was nice. We thought we would be way too underdressed in our tshirts and shorts but once inside, no one made us feel out of place. I would recommend giving this place a go!

Fresco Italiano has a beautiful setting in downtown Tifton. Our food was fantastic and our server…read morewas very knowledgeable of the menu and seasonal specials, and was very attentive and polite. I started off with a rusty nail from the bar and it was perfect! We had the burrata appetizer, and it was spot on. My Dad got lobster ravioli and a side of homemade Italian meatballs. I had the seasonal Tuscan chicken. Then for dessert we shared a berry compote cheesecake. Everything was fresh, the food temperature was outstanding, and the flavors of all dishes were excellent. What a great hidden gem in this small South Georgia town!!

The waycross restaurant 11-14-25 8:13pm. Very poor customer service. We was never asked for…read morerefills on our drink. The waitress came over once to bring food and did not return. We was celebrating a birthday and no one came over to sing or recognize like the other customers. I paid $20.52 in gratuities for poor service. Very disappointed in the service . My ticket was 143.94. We had over 450.00 worth of food to be treated like this is not acceptable. Olivia the manager was no help either. Customer service is everything.

We stopped at the King Claw in Waycross for our anniversary dinner while in the Okefenokee National…read moreWildlife Refuge. We didn't expect much, and were pleasantly surprised! The restaurant is large and modern, and conveniently located. The selection of seafood was great and the food was all good. We shared a Liw Country Boil, and had more than enough food. We even took enough shrimp home for lunch for 2 the next day. Our waitress was friendly and attentive but not overwhelming. She did take a few anniversary dinner photos for us. Probably would return if we are in the area again.

I really enjoyed my experience here. The service was wonderful. The food was also fantastic. The…read moreprices were incredibly fair and I thought it had a cool vibe. I was able to sit outside and take a phone call and they were incredibly accommodating.

This was a nice group meal during a work trip. Food was good, we had a semi-private partitioned…read morearea for our large group & our server took good care of us over the hours we were there. If any drawback, the pacing got very slow while awaiting main courses to arrive. Granted, we had at least a dozen folks needing food all at once so that's a challenge anywhere. We didn't start until 7:30 but when it's going on 9:30 pm before food arrives, it feels long. But again, this was a good experience overall & for a locally upscale restaurant, the prices were reasonable, especially considering you got two sides PLUS a salad with your entree (& significantly below the "upscale dinner" we'd had in downtown Savannah the night before). I got a spinach salad with my fried shrimp, squash casserole & Gouda grits. I splurged to add a scallop for $4.50. It was fine but probably wouldn't do next time. A passable cocktail to start & good iced tea with dinner. There were appetizers for the table that were fine but not remembering specifics. Try it.

The ambiance was pretty nice, making for a great group dinner setting. The service was pretty slow…read moreand we were there for a while. The food was very good. It's a place to go to get quality over quantity. Portions are a little small for the prices.

Let me start with the good: this place looks like it knows what it's doing. The ambiance is simple,…read moretasteful, and well-designed--perfect for a cute dinner out. We were greeted with a smile the second we walked in, and our server was friendly and attentive the whole time. A+ for vibes and service. Now, the food... oof. We started with the appetizer special of the night, which, shockingly, was the best thing we had--and it was aggressively mid. Everything that followed? Two thumbs down. The peas I ordered as a side; I swear were marinated in red onion slivers for several decades. Even after picking out all the visible onion, (as shown in pictures) it still tasted like Shrek's bathwater. If I had ordered this on a first date, I would've just gone home to save us both the trauma of onion breath. There's no way a single person has ever eaten this dish and said, "Wow, that was delightful." I'd actually pay money to see the facial expressions of anyone taking a bite. My partner's mashed potatoes? So dry and dense I could've thrown them at a wall and they'd stick. Come back the next morning and they'd be holding up drywall. Not a single drop of moisture in sight. I asked for crushed red pepper for my flatbread (thinking maybe it could be saved). No - No pepper flakes. Apparently none of their flatbreads are allowed joy or spice. Even if they did have red pepper, I don't think it would've saved it. Best thing we had all night? My partner's chicken. And even that was dry. So, that says a lot. Final verdict: come here for a drink and a snack before going somewhere else for the actual meal. It's a great pregame spot, but if you're hungry-hungry, keep walking.

If I return to Valdosta, I'll definitely be coming back to Downtown Social! Perfect low-commitment…read moregame spot with bowling, darts, golf simulator, and a full bar. It was also nice because we were able to pay for time (we chose 30 minutes) and it was only like $5 per person. Didn't have to rent shoes or pick a ball. It was kind of like skeeball meets bowling... smaller balls and pins, shorter lane, but still super fun. It wasn't busy when we walked in around 7 on a Saturday night, but you could tell it was picking up when we left.

Well, I guess I'm struggling as everything was fine, just some things that I would address for a…read morenew restaurant to be booming on a Sunday when it should've been. I came here with my kiddos who wanted to try it and bring the kids because it had things for the kids to do. They have bowling shuffleboard, which were the main things for the kids, but a full bar and two stories of tables. We chose to sit near the bowling so we could get the kids entertained. My daughter is allergic to gluten, but really looking forward to the lunch menu and a salad but on Sunday it's brunch all day, which is not brunch. It's basically breakfast... Didn't have burgers for adults or salad, which was really all she could eat.$215 for breakfast was a bit of a shock. Will come back when they're more ready.

I was passing through the area on a ride through Southern Georgia, and around lunchtime I started…read morekeeping my eye open for a place to grab a bite to eat that was not part of a chain restaurant. In the rural South this can be a tough thing sometimes, so it was really nice to find Arely in an area that I was not really expecting a restaurant to exist. It was a Sunday, but there were still a good number of people going to the restaurant, I suppose folks not really wanting to go home and fix food after church or something. The people in the restaurant were of all walks of life, from obvious church-goers to travelers finding a place to eat. Food is served buffet style, and I saw in their selection that they had a good variety of items, including items for kids. Nothing too spicy, but that is to be expected at a buffet. I ate my fill and then went on the road again, though I did have a nice conversation with a couple from the mid-West who were on motorcycles who asked about various good roads in the area.

Friendly service . Music is always playing. Nice size buffet. Price is a little higher than the…read moreaverage but I feel like it's worth it.

Great late snack if you I use looking for a club type vibe. My husband had the burget and it was…read morereally good.