I've been a patron of P.A. of Grays Creek for years, before covid, when its was buffet style,…read morebanquets, and dinner & cruise ins with family and friwnds. What can I say that hasn't already been said? This place treats you like family, serves the best food, employs the cream of the crop employees. You won't find a more flavorful hush puppy in the area, melt in your mouth brisket, tasty shrimp, no matter what style you enjoy it cooked, and the desserts are to die for. Upon my last visit, I had the occasion to be served by to different young ladies I haven't run into before. I cannot recall.the gal.at the register, but I believe the girl on the floor was Anna? What gems, sincere Angels....this has always been my experience, the best customer service in the county! Thanks for the excellence at all levels.

Food is good quality. Prices are way too high. I can go to local restaurants at 2/3s the price.read more

Oh! My! Goodness! If you're ever in the Laurinburg area, you really need to stop in! Michael and…read moreAshley Taylor know how to do it up right. We couldn't decide if we wanted the chicken salad or sliced beef order....so of course we got both (and shared). It was DELICIOUS! They post their To Go menus on their FB page. Check them out!!

Thank you Rick's Catering for a delicious wedding reception meal! Michael is the best!! He helped…read moreus plan a menu, brought along his hard working and friendly staff, and delivered an awesome meal to our friends and family. He even stood with me right before the ceremony, holding my flowers for my last minute lipstick check, and helped calm my nerves. . Only two regrets are no photos of the meal and that I didn't eat more. (Too nervous!) Michael, I've heard so many compliments on your behalf and I'm sure we will be seeing you again. Thank you!

Decided to check this place out for the very first time and no regrets at all I will be coming…read moreback! so peaceful massage was a 10/10 the entire time.

Wonderful experience, the lady who did mine was so great and made sure I was comfortable -- she did…read moreeverything I mentioned and I left feeling relieved.

Very professional and knows how to execute your vision. When I shared pictures of an event she…read moredecorated, everyone wanted to know who did the decorations.

I'd like to remove my original review and update it after much thought and the afterglow of staying…read morehere... Being on a road trip down to Florida, it is definitely a must see. You must go at least once in your lifetime. I wasn't able to see all *seven* gift shops, but the one I was able to get to was well stocked and I left with a very comfortable shirt. The food was very much filling and well cooked, and all staff that I interacted with was very kind, true southern hospitality. I stayed overnight and the rooms aren't The Hilton and that's fine. It'll get you through a night... though I recommend you wear some headphones with some music playing. And yes, calling it haunted is a matter of perception and I'm glad I was told so!! It is definitely an American staple everyone must see at least once. Thank you for the stay!

Have not been here in YEARS. (1976 !!!!).. so HAD to stop in..lots of fun, lots of kitsch, lots of…read morememories and tacky touristy funds and actually some fun stuff... But some of the stuff is definitely overpriced and the two girls at the register were hanging at the ice cream section , so had to wait a bit.. But, some $$ spent and happy new memories made! Make the trip anyway; easy on/ off with clean restroom too! 5/5 for nostalgia, 3/5 for service ---4/5.

Great photographer. Will work with you to get the photos you want. Does indoor and outdoor photos.read more

A Timeless Stay at the Motor Inn - South of the Border, Hamer, NC…read more The Motor Inn at South of the Border is more than just a place to rest--it's a piece of Americana that deserves to shine again. From the neon glow at night to the nostalgic charm that lingers around every corner, staying here feels like stepping into another era. The rooms are simple, comfortable, and filled with the character of a roadside treasure that has welcomed travelers for generations. What makes this place special isn't just the rooms--it's the lure of South of the Border itself. This iconic stop has been part of countless road trips, family vacations, and southern adventures. Keeping it alive, relevant, and celebrated is important not only for travelers but for preserving a cultural landmark. That's why I, Thomas Miller--author of South of the Border: The Motel That Eats Time--have dedicated my writing to capturing that magic. My book blends nostalgia with horror, weaving a story that keeps South of the Border alive in the imagination of readers everywhere. Horror might seem like an unlikely ally, but through it, I'm shining a light on this place, ensuring its legend continues and new generations rediscover its lure. If you're planning a road trip through North or South Carolina, I highly recommend booking a night at the Motor Inn. Come for the neon lights, stay for the history, and experience the atmosphere that inspired my novel. And if you want to take a piece of that magic with you, check out my book here: South of the Border: The Motel That Eats Time .https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FRYD4V23 From the Pen of Thomas Miller Author of South of the Border: The Motel That Eats Time

This was my first time staying at the motor inn ( as an adult) and i was in for a treat…read more First and foremost - the staff- everyone was so friendly. From the housekeeping that i told when i saw them outside to disregard cleaning my room to the reception staff, everyone on the grounds was so nice. Now listen. When I booked this I was not expecting the Ritz, but i will say I was pleased with the room! It was huge. My room had two double beds with tons of space and a huge bathroom. Now, the room was not gorgeous and the tv had like ten channels and the wifi barely worked but these rooms and the hotel is designed for a quick stay so I get it. I tried using the indoor pool- you get your towels from the front desk- the towels are super cheap and make sure you have your wrist band in case security asks you (yes you read that right). The indoor pool as well as the outdoor pool could use some TLC. The bottoms need to be scrubbed. Actually everything could there. I feel like every thing here needs to be tweaked just slightly. The pool chairs outside had like permanent dirt marks in them. Things were usable but looked dirty if that makes sense. Now of course, the hotel is on South of the Border grounds which puts you near their restaurants and shops which for your overnight is good and you can walk back and forth to places. I wondered about safety and such being that it was such a transient place but there were not issues at all. I didn't feel unsafe at all. My car wasn't disturbed. It wasn't noisy and actually, i slept well. If the place was kept up better, it would be a really great place. I know they don't get the traffic that I'm sure they used to, so i see why they don't. But the location is a great stopping / overnight spot from so many great places. I'm glad I stayed here and i might possible do it again.

We stopped into their restaurant off camden this evening. Their special today was baby back ribs…read moreand so we thought we'd try them out. The service was amazing. The server came right away and got our drinks and then took our order. The kids menu was limited so we had our kids split the chicken Alfredo. Our toddler's immediate reaction was "this is divine!" and it was actually really good. We also got a double cheeseburger (it was HUGE) and the ribs. The ribs were great. The coleslaw was great. Everything was great. We will definitely be back. For four of us to eat (one meal was split) was $50. A little pricey but well worth it. Not a place we'd go for every day eating but it's great for a night out.

I am in my forties and the Po' boy is among my favorite of sandwiches. The food truck came to Pine…read moreLake Swimming Club and took forty five minutes from time of order to produce chicken tenders that were over fried, burger that resembled a heat shield plate from the space shuttle challenger, and a Po' Boy with greasy shrimp, green peppers, onions, and no sauce. Would rather dig through a Taco Bell dumpster in July or trust that gas station sushi was good for me than this place. After waiting another ten minutes to inquire about I was told the sauce was cooked in with the shrimp, sound fishy at best no pun intended. Better you scrape off gum from the under the seat of a greyhound bus terminal than eat here.