I would crawl through fire for their bbq sandwich with slaw. This place puts smithfield to SHAME…read more Service is always top tier and the restaurant is nice on the inside. Unfortunately the foods so good I eat so fast I never get to be inside the restaurant for very long or I would spend every dollar I have seeing how many bbq sandwich's I could eat at once.

Love the place, but no buffet on Sunday more or less they changed it I was in high schoolread more

AMAZING Ambiance, service and all the servers. Food was fresh and plentiful with the crab legs…read morewere my favorite and I ate plenty. So it was worth the price.

On Deck with a Large Appetite, tourists and locals alike fill up plates with a boat-to-buffet…read moreexperience. When visiting for a family beach trip, we decided to try this beloved seafood buffet. Along the strip in Myrtle Beach, the roads are lined with a plethora of Seafood Buffets ranging from small family owned to large attraction-like restaurants. Without having tried any of the other options, I would say this has to be the best in town. The atmosphere, staff, variety of food offerings, and taste were unmatched. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a unique buffet experience. The exterior of this restaurant is massive and felt like a large Shopping Center with beautiful landscaping, water features, beautiful windows, and colorful siding. Upon arrival, we were asked at the door our party size. They had two entry lines based on table sizes. Since our party was four, we were sent to the shorter line and did not even have to wait to be seated. As we were walked to our table, we passed massive sailing ships complete with rows of hot and cold foods. The ceiling was reminiscent of the ocean skies. The entire restaurant felt like an experience already. I was amazed by the theming, cleanliness, and attention to details. For adults, the buffet is right around $50/person + drinks and tax. The buffet is all-you-can-eat with mutiple serving lines placed around the vast dining hall. As a picky eater, I was honestly a little worried that the offerings would primarily be seafood options; however, I was happily surprised that the buffet line had a LARGE selection ranging from Chicken Tenders and Fries to Pulled Pork and Macaroni and Cheese. I was actually very excited to find so many of my favorite foods and be able to eat just a little of them all! Some other offerings I added to my plate include hush puppies, corn on the cob, fried fish sticks, rolls, and cheddar biscuits all in one trip. My brother is more adventurous in his selection and was able to try different fish and crab legs with multiple trips. They had almost two whole buffet areas filled with seafood dishes that I didn't even visit. His favorite was just the shrimp! They also have a whole dessert room with a wide range of sweet dishes. To be honest, some of the food was mediocre or tasted similar to standard buffet-food-quality. The macaroni was a little bland. The fries were a little soggy. However, the restaurant was so busy that food was being rotated and changed out quickly on the buffet line. Overall, the entire experience was fun and unique. The restaurant was very expensive for a family of four, especially when you're not eating over the top or making multiple trips; however, the nautical theming, food selections, and service set this buffet apart from many others. You'll find something to eat whether you're picky or love the most adventurous of seafood dishes.

The food was delicious and customer service was A-1....One of tge best places in Pembroke to eat!read more

Let me start by saying that this place was super busy and I experienced why. It's very welcoming as…read moreyou drive up, definitely a place the locals go to - many servers knew customers by name. When you walk in, they make you feel like family. The service was excellent. We ordered three drinks and three buffets which totaled $63.48. We waited about 10 minutes for a table before the Hostess took us to our table and brought us our drinks. The food was amazing, and the cabbage was my favorite. It was the BEST thing on the menu. The good: Fried chicken wings Cabbage Fried Fish Mashed Potatoes/Gravy Pulled Pork The bad: Mac and cheese - it was awful Okra (too Slimy) Chicken Livers (overcooked) Unfortunately, the foods are mostly fried items. The desserts were average- they had slices of vanilla cake, strawberry cake, banana pudding, ice cream and Jello. If you are really hungry, this is the place where you can eat good, home cooked southern food. B+

Absolutely loved our meal! Great variety!…read more We took some friends after church! They hadn't been in years! They loved it and will start going more often.

This local restaurant is a go to place for all of your favorite southern foods. A little difficult…read moreto find because their sign out front is broken. Picnic table casual dining with buffet. Very friendly waitress. I like how there are so many dishes to try out and you can get just a little or a large amount. Seems that mostly locals only know about it and it is a legacy restaurant handed down from the original Chason. They have some original signage / memorabilia hanging up inside from the original restaurant. First time my son ate some of those kinds of foods like chitlins- he didn't know what they were but still ate them. Nice experience.

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.

After landing at Myrtle Beach International Airport, my friend and I headed straight to Simply…read moreSouthern Smokehouse for lunch--and it was the perfect way to experience Southern hospitality. If you're looking for authentic Southern comfort food rather than another seafood buffet, Simply Southern Smokehouse is one of Myrtle Beach's best-known local favorites. The restaurant offers an all-you-can-eat buffet featuring a wide variety of home-style classics in a casual, family-friendly atmosphere. One of its most charming traditions is that the staff periodically break into song, creating a warm, welcoming experience that's uniquely Southern. The buffet changes daily, but during our visit it featured an impressive selection including crispy fried chicken, fried pork chops, pulled pork barbecue, smoked chicken legs, collard greens, green beans, cornbread, banana pudding, soft-serve ice cream, and peach cobbler. The fried chicken was outstanding--crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside--and the pulled pork was tender and flavorful. Personally, I tend to prefer barbecue with a deeper, smokier profile, so while I enjoyed the pulled pork, this is better described as a traditional Southern buffet than a destination for smoked barbecue. The homemade desserts, especially the peach cobbler, provided the perfect ending to the meal. The value is exceptional, especially considering the variety and quality of the food. The staff was genuinely friendly, and the singing added a fun, memorable touch that made the restaurant feel more like a community gathering than just another buffet. I also appreciated the thoughtful gesture of complimentary pocket New Testament Bibles available for guests near the entrance. If you're visiting Myrtle Beach and want to experience classic Southern cooking at a reasonable price, Simply Southern Smokehouse is well worth a visit. Come hungry, expect hearty comfort food rather than competition-style barbecue, and you'll likely leave satisfied.

Good bbq, the hush puppies were really good. I am use to…read moreLexington style bbq, so this was different and good. We had a super friendly waitress named June. If you are close to Chadburn give them a try. You will be glad you did.

The star of the show here is the lunch buffet. A list of country favorites, fried chicken, country…read morestyle steak, fried catfish ect. Mashed potatoes and gravy, Mac and cheese, small salad bar and dessert. They will keep your tea glass full and call you "honey and baby". It's just a gem of a place, highly recommend.

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.

What a wonderful experience! Graham's Buffet was exactly what we were hoping for--delicious,…read morecomforting food, a welcoming atmosphere, and genuinely outstanding hospitality. Everything tasted fresh and homemade, and there were so many wonderful choices that it was nearly impossible not to go back for "just one more thing." But what really made our visit special was our gracious host, Kenya. She was warm, attentive, welcoming, and made us feel genuinely taken care of from the moment we arrived. That kind of hospitality turns a good meal into a memorable experience. We left full, happy, and already talking about how glad we were that we chose Graham's. Fantastic food and exceptional service--Kenya is an absolute gem! Highly recommend!

On a scale of one to 10 I would read it about a seven.... Overall, however, the food was…read moredelicious.... Need remodeling to set a good environment..... The people are very nice.

Every time we visit Wallace, NC, we have to stop here! This is the kind of old-fashioned, homey…read morerestaurant that feels like you're walking into someone's kitchen for a good, comforting meal. The atmosphere is definitely old-school and has more of a cafeteria feel, but honestly, that's part of what makes this place special. The food is what keeps us coming back. Everything tastes like genuine Southern home cooking, and my absolute favorites are the smothered pork chops and BBQ ribs--both are so good and full of that down-home flavor you just can't beat. It may not be the fanciest place, but that's not why you come here. You come for the delicious food, generous portions, and that warm, grandma's-cooking feeling. Every time we're in Wallace, this is a must-stop for us. Definitely worth a visit if you're looking for real, comforting Southern cooking!

Food on buffet was cold and not great. Lighting on some of the buffet was non-existent. The…read morewaitress could care less. The sanitation score was 81. The only positive thing was an 80 yr old birthday so they were having a gospel sing.