Famous Mike's is famous for a reason! Their biscuit was so delicious and I couldn't get enough of…read morethat gravy. I loved the taste of the country fried steak but would've enjoyed having it battered more prior to frying. Food was a smidge too salty but everything tasted so good that I didn't mind so much. DH for the breakfast burrywhich I thought was really pricey for such a small burrito. The regular entree wasn't on the menu but it came with two sides. As I was leaving, I caught a sign showing a different version of it too.

Took my girlfriend here for breakfast this morning and it was delicious. We each got biscuit…read moresandwiches - one fried chicken w/ egg and one country ham w/ egg. The biscuits are quite a bit larger than a typical biscuit, and also tasted quite a bit better than a typical biscuit! Great flavor and a great value. We also split the famous cinnamon roll that was just as great. We WILL be back again! Highly recommend this place!

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.

Went for Soulful Sunday when they feature a soul food menu. I wasn't able to find an actual website…read morefor them but their daily menus are posted on their Facebook page. I went inside so that I could actually check out the spot , seems to be a pretty nice. The line to place your order is so the left when you walk in. There were a few people dining in but I couldn't really tell if they had table service or if you still had to go through the line. They also have a drive thru option. The food was standard. The dressing was a bit dry. They offered a choice of gravy that likely would have helped but I don't like gravy on my dressing. The cabbage were a bit overcooked but all was still edible. My mother had turnips on her plate, she advised they were tough also I sampled her yams and they were really good. 7.5 out of 10, would try again.

They good but sometimes they be closed for a week or two weeks and you don't know what the hell…read morehappened. Don't put the noise up then gonna be open. They get their funds right you gotta save that money.

Where does one began when you visit a legend, that has retained what made it great . Well, Im from…read moreFlorida. So on our way back from visiting friends at Lake Lanier, I as the passenger + navigator said..hmmm...we need a break but let's find soul food. I said. Who goes thru Macon and dont eat good. Not me. So, I hit Yelp. Then I asked AI. Claude. Claude gave me a list and there was the H! So we drove 20 minutes out the way. Best detour ever! Go early. Buy an extra meal for home. I gladly dropped my cash. ..salmon cakes made me cry....everything was off the chain. Well, I had my good juju on, I sat on a bench with a 30 year veteran of this place. She talked my ear off, what a delight. So the place is decked out in Allman brothers memorbilia. It was their early haunt as they rose to fame. Well the founder, older blk lady is dead. Her family smartly sold out to corporate. But it was worth it. They maintained all thats good. Even the tiny old bathrooms. Need an update for sure. But. .Definitely worth the visit. Parking was horrible! So go early! Now, you need to go by Macon cemetery. See Allman burial, civil war places. I want to explore Macon more now! Well, as we drove home, around Jacksonville, I reached in the back seat. No fork. Just a smile. Yes i fed my driver. Salmon cakes hit on all cylinders. Sadly the two meat plate left off my meat, turkey. But forgiven. I should have checked my to go order. Never trust. Always verify. Broke my own rules! Stop by. Soak up history, flavors in this quaint cafeteria style. Nothing fancy. Just pure delight!

We visited again!!! And it's still just as memorable as the first time…read more We arrived on Sunday around noon and had 9 people. Our wait was minimal and once seated the magic happened! Our server was attentive and prompt! The food was oh so good! Loooooved the "white" gravy with biscuits. Made me feel like I was sitting at my Maw Maws table. So damn good! Fried chicken was still a hit! And the fried okra was perfect! Look forward to returning again and again!

A very upscale, classy restaurant in the heart of downtown Macon. Don't be fooled by the bar when…read moreyou walk in, dovetail is tucked upstairs and is much quieter and more sophisticated. You need reservations to dine here. There was complimentary bread and peach jam. They have a rotating selection of daily specials, cheeses, and change their menu frequently. I also appreciate the "small plates" section for when you're not that hungry. The cheese board appetizer was a surprising favorite. It had items sourced from local farms. Our waiter was very accommodating and did a good job with recommendations and explaining the intricacies of each item.

I was in Macon for the weekend and kept hearing about Dovetail. So I decided to give it a try…read more Located in the heart of Macon in the middle of the Historic District, Dovetail provides a charming southern vibe with a low lit cozy kinda atmosphere and delicious comfort food. You definitely feel the love with their servers. Extensive menu knowledge and very service oriented they aim to give you the best experience possible. So after a tasty cocktail and a very nice charcuterie board I went with the Crab and Panko Crusted Cod. Oh my goodness what a delicious entrée. A tasty crusted outside and so tender inside. And that lemon and miso creamed kale topped it all off. Definitely a place to try when in Macon. The only draw back is that it's up stairs on the 2nd floor with no elevator.

Very fresh fruits and vegetables! Awesome price! Friendly…read moreEnvironment! My girls said it was the best kale they have ever eaten.

The soul bowl will cure all that's plaguing you. Everything was well cooked. The fall sampler was…read moreamazing. The boiled peanuts were on the salty side. Great service. Small dining.

In the heart of historic downtown Macon sits this little gem of a brewery and eatery. Don't be…read morefooled by the interesting facade- it was once a 5&10 store! They offer a good selection of draft craft beers and also some national ones. We ordered the Tropical Sour - it was absolutely delicious. For starters we tried the fried grits- amazing!! Dinner was smoked wings and a BBQ brisket sandwich. All of our food items were yummy. The prices are moderate. There is plenty of street parking (metered). The staff were friendly and they also sell individual, 4, or 6 pack cans to purchase for take home.

First time there , arrived around 3 pm ? More people there than I thought would be , but not…read morecrowded . Wanted the cheese Philly , until the waitress said " no steak " , so picked the hamburger, or was supposed to be on a brioche bun , wasnt but still had a good flavor , waffle fries were ok , could have been hotter , hubby had the banh was nothing like the real thing , but the waitress thankfully shared that with us prior to ordering . Staff ; A+ Atmosphere;B Cleanliness B Seating C- ( booths are awful ) Bathroom B- Good : B- Cost; about $15-$18 per person water to drink ,