Food and drink: it's a tapas restaurant so the price was a bit high for Statesboro but the portions…read morewere perfect. Drinks were also pricey but we all really enjoyed. We had Espresso cocktail, scotch and water and an excellent Negroni. Service: our waitress was great. But I do wish that those bringing dishes from the kitchen would spend a few minutes more presenting vs just plopping the dishes on the edge of the table! Ambiance: tastefully decorated including the foyer, bar and dining areas. It was a lot louder than I like but I'm a bit sensitive to that. It was a fun and unique experience for Statesboro. We've been to several of this type including Savannah and Charleston so extra fun for here. Hope to go back at least when we have company in town. In the future, I hope there is more sound proofing though.

Great hidden gem in Statesboro! Reservations recommended unless you get there early when they open…read moreand you might get a table for a little bit. Inside was super cute! Plenty of seating, great vibes, good drinks. They bring you free tap water, spring or sparkling is an up charge, because you pay for the bottle. They also bring you a small thing of popcorn. The espresso martini was really good and my husband enjoyed his drink as well - it was like an old fashion. We can't wait to bring friends and family here!

This used to be Archibalds back in the day. Switched over about 15 years ago. We've seen this place…read moremany times but it was always packed. In town for FFW at GSU and saw rooftop patio looked empty so we swung on in. Not a ton of parking unless you park in lot adjacent to them. However, lots of seating options! Outdoor covered seating, rooftop covered seating and indoor. It was pretty packed down below but we grabbed 2 rooftop bar seats up top. From there, everything was perfect. Honestly, this place was the best I've eaten at EVER in the 'Boro. 5 stars on atmosphere, food, view and service. We opted for brunch menu but did the pretzel appetizer with beer cheese. The beer cheese was thicker than normal but good. I did the French toast burger with fried okra. Daaayum, tasted like a fluffy McGriddle but much larger! I could barely finish it. GET THE LEE'S SAUCE FOR DIPPING! It's like the Zax sauce but with more tang and kick. We accompanied our meal with a pitcher of electric lemonade (a Statesboro staple, going back to the days of Wild Wings & Dick's Dawg House). The entire experience was like "The Run" by AP (no, not the runs ).

We stopped here for lunch when we first hit Statesboro…read more First, I want to say that we had our corgi with us and Gnat's Landing (haha I get the 80s tv reference) is very dog friendly. Clawdia sat at the table and the server found her a banana, her favorite treat, after the long car ride. As far as the humans go, we all enjoyed our meals as well. They have a good lunch menu and prices were reasonable for other items as well. I enjoyed the popcorn shrimp while my daughter raved about the shrimp and grits. My wife also enjoyed the mahi sandwich. Service was fast and friendly despite a large lunch crowd. We ate on the porch since it was a nice day. I never went inside the main building, but we did note that they have a lot of activities like trivia night, etc.

Staff: Host was courteous and helpful. She even asked where would we like to sit. Nice. Our…read morewaitress disappeared oddly but we were very fortunate that another quickly stepped in and was very helpful. Anna gave us some brief detail about the menu such as what's in Corn Maque Choux and made a suggestion about which cocktail was for dessert. Another big plus (especially here in the Boro) is the manager visited every table. Big points for all three minus the one that was supposed to be our waitress. Ambiance/Decor: It's a diner so it's a bit loud. But it was comfortable, this is Statesboro and I was still in my gym clothes so it was enjoyable. Cute bar. But I do wish for more noise softening. Food n drink: Nice cocktail list and robust for a small place. Grasshopper cocktail was good and perfect for after dinner cocktail. Fried Green Tomatoes appetizer was very good. Pasta Jambalaya was very good. I wasn't a fan of Fish Platter that I requested to be blackened. It was way too blackened in my opinion. The sides seemed over processed but I ate most of it.

100000000/10 ALWAYS…read more My husband & I had brunch here after celebrating our 1st Anniversary of being married and we try to go as often as we can! It holds a special place in our hearts!

My goto spot in Statesboro when anyone comes to visit…read more OGreat food expertly prepared, a luscious cocktail menu, desserts that are off the charts, pleasant and helpful staff, and a tremendous bonus to find out that they locally source as many items and ingredients as possible.

Absolutely great bistro in Statesboro! We arrived 10 mins before 11, when they opened for brunch on…read morea Sunday, and there was already a line of people waiting! Must be a good sign. We promptly got sat by the lovely staff working. We sat outside, I ordered an Aperol spritz and my husband got a Bloody Mary. All of our drinks were delicious, reasonably priced. The Bloody Mary wasn't spicy (although a table next to us was complaining it was...), and the Hugo spritz was SO refreshing! They for the fresh mint from their herbs out front! Only complaint was we prefer our espresso martinis to be mostly espresso heavy, and this one was more cream heavy. We ordered the Brussels, country breakfast (subbed cheese grits instead of pancakes because we're gluten free) and got a side of fresh fruit. It was so much food. We didn't finish it all! The grits were nicely seasoned and cheesy. Brussels were super crispy and not drenched in grease or sauce. Eggs were nice and salty, potatoes were fried nicely. Everything was great. We would love to come back for lunch or dinner - especially happy hour. It wasn't too loud and we felt there was plenty of seating.

One of the best places in GA to eat at! Every time I go, the staff is always super friendly,…read moretalkative, and overall great. Every time I go in with my boyfriend, they know our order by heart. The food is always so good, with my favorite being the massaman curry and basil fried rice. The drinks are bomb too! The place is decorated very beautifully, I highly recommend taking some inspiration from the wall decor. I went to GSU for 4 years for my undergrad, and the last two have been spent there. If I had known about it sooner, I would've been there. Anytime someone asks where they should eat dinner that night, I always recommend Coconut Thai. They have added karaoke nights as well as college nights too! Overall, this place holds a special place in my heart, and I miss it a lot already. Everything about this place is a 10/10. After I got my undergrad degree, they gave us an ice cream to give us good faith and luck on our endeavors. This is the kind of place that I want to share with everyone.

Ordered for pickup through their website for later in the day -- significantly cheaper than…read moreDoorDash, and it was ready right on time with text updates along the way. Food was hot and fresh at pickup. That said, the Pad Thai and Pad See Ew weren't quite what I expected. They actually tasted pretty similar to each other -- mine (Pad Thai) leaned more peanut-forward and tamarind-heavy, his (Pad See Ew) was sweeter with more fish sauce. I'm used to a more orange-hued Pad Thai, but this version was darker, sweeter, and nuttier than I typically like. I did order it hot and gluten free -- appreciated that GF is an option on most dishes, or clearly labeled -- and there was some spice to it, though I could've handled more heat. The Pad See Ew was also very pale compared to the darker, soy-based sauce I'm used to at other spots. Mango sticky rice was the best part of the meal, though I prefer it with a thick coconut cream sauce on top so the rice isn't as dry -- the mango itself was great. Overall, it's fine if you just want to scratch a Thai food itch, but I've had better elsewhere and probably wouldn't go out of my way to order again.

Stopped in for lunch. What a great sports bar. Food/wings were amazing and the service was…read morefantastic!!! Will stop again when we're in town.

Had a terrible experience tonight while waiting for a table. Was told it would be a 45-50 min wait,…read morecame back to check 45 mins in to be told they closed the kitchen down are overwhelmed and are not seating any more when asked to speak to a manager bc I'm not understanding why the 15 tables waiting were not told I was told that they didn't need to tell anymore or give an update. Other people had waited over an hour with no update. I was most disappointed by the manager who came out to help me as she was disrespectful and did nothing to explain apologize or fix the situation while letting 15 tables wait to not be seated. They say 3 tables in 45 mins. Wish I would of just been told from the beginning they were not taking tables. Honesty matters. Our family waited and never got served.

We had a satisfying lunch at El Sombrero Mexican Restaurant or "El Som" as the locals call it. I…read morethink this place is a rite of passage for people in Statesboro. This is the best restaurant I've been to in Statesboro yet. Here's what my wife and I had: * Mixed Chicken and Steak Lunch Fajitas Over Rice ($11.25) - cooked with bell peppers, onions, and tomatoes, and topped with cheese dip * Lunch Combo Special No. 1 ($9.25) - one chile relleno, one taco, beans and guacamole salad * Guacamole Dip - Small ($4.65) Everything was delicious. This is your standard Americanized Mexican restaurant, complete with complimentary chips and salsa (side note: the chips here are of the thicker, harder, and crunchier variety). I would say this place does the Americanized Mexican restaurant concept well and operates like a well-oiled machine (in business since 1989). Our entrees came out fresh and tasty, but the Guacamole Dip was a bit underwhelming. It looked and tasted like it had been sitting out a while. It was discolored whereas the guac that came with the lunch combo was fresh and vibrant. Service was good. We visited on a Friday for lunch and it was nice and busy, though not absolutely packed. Lots of families. This location on Buckhead Drive is the third and newest of the three "El Som" locations in Statesboro, having opened in 2008. It's relatively nice and known as the "Palace." The original location opened on Fair Road in 1989 and the second location opened in the Publix shopping center on Northside Drive circa 1993-1994.

I enjoyed my experience here ! Started off with wings and they were good and crispy. Ordered a…read morefrozen peach margarita and it was really good , one of the best I've had! My friend ordered the shrimp tacos and she liked them. I ordered the carnitas plate and it was really good and was a lot of food for the price. The queso and guacamole was good also. I would definitely come back

An extremely pleasant place that feels more at home in "PS I Love You" than real life, especially…read morein a small place like Statesboro. There is regularly live music, the aesthetic is unmatched (Prohibition-era tiles and pianos on the wall) and everyone seems to be having a good time. Highly recommended.

I like the Three for me deal. But I tried the Chicken sandwich deal and it was a huge sandwich, the…read moreonly bad thing is, it was good once you got through the rock hard crust. I thought I would break off a tooth. Maybe they should back off the fry time a little. But other than that everything else was great the service was great and the server was very nice and professional.

I was highly disappointed in the food on a recent visit. The water cup was extremely dirty and…read moreneeded to be thrown away. The mozzarella sticks were warm and the chicken crispers tasted very rubbery and processed. The burgers had no flavor. The best part were the cocktails.

D's don't get degrees. You can tell this place is tended by dropouts by looking at their health…read moreinspection score (66!!!). They do not care about food safety, and it shows.

This is a good place to play pool if you're going to ONLY play pool. They have nice tables and the…read morehouse cues are better than most places. The beer is not cold?! I typically ask for a bucket of ice so it's a work around, but the young rude bartender didn't want to do it tonight. This girl pointed to a thermometer saying proudly, "it's 41 degrees" in the beer cooler! Sweetie that's not cold enough to keep food much less beer. The burgers are hit or miss depending on which night you go but they are really good when they are good. The tator tots are always good. The music in there is good most of the time! So basically, I would consider this a five star review if you're going to play pool and only play pool. If you go to drink a beer, eat, and expect the staff to be nice, it's a 1 star.