This was our very first time trying poke bowls, and the staff at Poke Hana made it such a welcoming…read moreexperience. The woman who helped us was incredibly patient as my young daughter and I explored all the options. She even offered my daughter a sample of the tuna before she made her decision -- a small gesture that meant a lot and helped ease any nerves. My daughter ended up choosing the tuna and loved it! We really appreciated the kindness and helpfulness, and the food was fresh and delicious. We'll definitely be back for dessert next time!

Great guys working here. Fresh seafood, reasonable prices. High-chairs. Thanks for your patience…read morewith the kids and for the easy, quick, delicious lunch from two exhausted moms.

There are so many choice in this area but this place stood out. Mediterranean street food!!! Hell…read moreyeah! The place is open and easy to navigate. You can order on a screen or walk up to a friendly and helpful person. The prices are fair and portions are ample. I got takeout but the dining area is ample and welcoming. I got the falafel starter and hummus and chips that was enough food but I also got the lamb Gyro. And it was huge. The food is fun and fantastic. I gobbled it down and forgot to take pics. This place is awesome. Get in and try it for yourself.

Food: Try the gyro sampler it's great Service: Cool…read moreAmbiance: Average fast food restaurant spot My food was prepared fast and can't bet the prices for the quality of food they give. Keep up the good work PITA.

The food at this location was okay, but the customer service really missed the mark…read more We specifically asked for a baked potato with ranch on the side, but when the food came out, the ranch was already on the potato. I pointed it out right away, and the employee responded, "I told them, but they didn't listen to me," and just walked off. No effort to fix it or take ownership. I ended up taking the potato back to the counter myself and asked for it to be remade. When it was brought back out, the gentleman who delivered it didn't say a word--no apology, no acknowledgment, nothing. What made it more frustrating is that the restaurant wasn't busy at all--we were one of only two tables there. Situations like this are easy opportunities to provide good service, and unfortunately, that didn't happen here

This was a great stop for a casual meal and everything came out just right…read more I ordered a baked potato and a sandwich and both were really good. The baked potato was hot, fresh, and loaded well, and the sandwich was made perfectly with fresh ingredients and great flavor. It was simple food but done the right way, which is exactly what I was hoping for. The restaurant itself was clean and comfortable with a relaxed, easy going atmosphere. Even though it was a busy time, the service stayed friendly and the food came out in a reasonable amount of time. Overall it was a solid experience with good food, good service, and a convenient spot to grab a satisfying meal. I would definitely come back again when I am in the area.

More in depth review than the Warner Robbin's one. This place is a full star better as it is much…read morecleaner, the trash wasn't over flowing.... Don't get me wrong the Warner Robins was good, this is amazing. The toasted white bread is so amazing it is like an English tea party quality. It is soft yet toasted. Wow we NEED this in California. Grape salad, love it. Mac n cheese love it. The spicy chicken has HEAT. Which is surprising as most stuff I eat locally isn't like Thai or Cali hot. This had bite. I love this place so much.

Chicken Salad Chick is always a good choice if you're craving chicken salad…read more I ordered the Sandwich Meal Classic Carol as my sandwich melt with two scoops of chicken salad. I had the Fruity Fran Scoop and the Fancy Nancy Scoop, my favorite is the Fruity Fran which has Fuji apples, seedless grapes, and pineapple pieces that are sweet and fresh. The customer service has always been number one. The staff really appreciates when we dine with them. There's plenty of parking outside too.

One of the gems in Pooler. This town doesn't have a downtown of any sort, but noble roots does a…read moregreat job at bringing locals together and providing a fun experience. On the weekends, they play upbeat music and it's good energy. Their food is outstanding as well.

Waitress was great, food had to send back hamburger was overcooked(asked for med well) and a little…read moredry, the bun was toasted to a crisp; completely burnt on the bottom and the inside. Did send it back and got it back cooked correctly. The bartender was REALLY enjoying his gum I do think it's a little overpriced. Just 2 drinks, hamburger, and the New Orleans pasta was $85. Bc the waitress was very attentive and good at her job we tipped $20 cash.

My go-to is the fungi madness with pesto instead of mushroom sauce. It is excellent! If ordering…read moreahead, it can take awhile--as good food tends to--so account for that. Never had an issue with customer service, though I always take it to go. It's a decent-sized sports bar in a convenient side of Pooler. I deducted a point for lack of consistency. Sometimes there's no cheese, other times my jalapeños are missing, sometimes it's kinda dry. But when it's done right, as demonstrated in this picture, oh my God...

We ordered a large cheese pizza, extra crispy to go, and chose this place because it was advertised…read moreas having authentic NJ/NY-style thin crust pizza. The pizza was honestly disgusting. We only took a few bites and couldn't eat any more. The crust was soggy instead of crispy, and the pizza was overloaded with cheese, greasy, and doughy. Not at all what we were expecting. We ended up throwing it away. If you're looking for authentic NJ-style pizza, I would recommend finding another place.

Perfect spot to grab a quick lunch! Walk in and seat yourself - there's a lot of seating. The…read moreservers are always super friendly and quick. The kitchen pumps out orders, I don't think I've ever waited over 10 minute for food. I like the Henry's Signature meal-- marinated grilled chicken over hash browns with broccoli, onions, and smothered with cheese. It's so yummy! Their Philly omelette is also delicious--that's my other go-to! Their chicken salads are big with tons of meat. Honestly you can't go wrong with anything that you order. It's good diner food!

The food is wonderful, well seasoned and hot to the table. The service is wonderful also and our…read morewaitress "BEY" was friendly, professional, made it feel like home. The atmosphere is cozy, great for singles to groups. Recommend this restaurant if in Pooler Ga.

We were traveling from VA to Fla and picked a random restaurant for lunch. This turned out to be a…read morevery lucky day for us. GCK turned out to be excellent. We had the buffet and were pleasantly surprised by everything offered. Adding to the food the service we received was great. So much so that I ask the waitress Dee if she owned the restaurant believing nobody would be so attentive unless they did. She did not. GCK is worth the stop and is a place we look forward to going back to.

Rain has a way of making you hungrier for the right kind of food. We walked into Georgia Comfort…read moreKitchen off I-95 on one of those gray, damp Georgia afternoons, and from the first bowl of gumbo, the weather outside stopped mattering entirely. We ordered off the menu rather than the buffet -- though both were available and the buffet looked well-stocked and genuinely tempting. My husband had the Shrimp & Grits: Georgia shrimp over stone-ground grits with andouille sausage, peppers, onions, bacon, and a sherry cream sauce. Rumor had it that was the move, and the rumor was right. The grits alone were the kind you don't stop talking about -- velvety, deeply seasoned, the kind of base that makes everything sitting on top of it taste better than it already is. I went with the fried catfish, a side of mac and cheese, and a bowl of gumbo. Honest take: the catfish itself was good -- the fish was fresh and well-flavored -- but the batter had gone a little soggy, which kept it from landing where it could have. That's the kind of thing that varies by timing, not kitchen quality. The mac and cheese, though, was exactly what you want: cheesy without being gluey, hot all the way through, properly indulgent. And the gumbo -- chicken and sausage, rich and built with patience -- was the best thing on my side of the table. On a rainy afternoon in coastal Georgia, it was exactly right. Then there was the cornbread, served with peach cobbler butter. That detail alone tells you something about how this kitchen thinks. It's not an afterthought. It completed everything around it. I'm not from the South, and I won't pretend to have a lifetime of comparison points. But there's a kind of food that makes you feel like you were born into it anyway -- like your body already knew what it was tasting. That's what happened here. Good for road trippers, families, rainy days, and anyone who needs a real meal after a long stretch of highway. Four stars, with the grits alone pulling hard toward four and a half.