Great for Sunday Lunch…read more Food was Southern Country Cooking.

If you are one of the folks that gave this place good reviews you must have had a different…read moreexperience than we did. Coffee taste of mildew. Toilet sewer smells through out restaurant. The only shining light was biscuits, but don't put gravy on it because it has a similar mildew taste as the coffee.

Talk about old school. This was an interesting discovery. There are several buildings including a…read moreFarmers market so I wasn't sure where the restaurant was. I went in the Farmer's Market first. It looks like an old barn. There were lots and lots of homemade choices- "canned" soup bases, fruits, vegetables, salsas, jams, flavored oils to name a few. There were also fresh fruits, nuts, honey, vegetables, dairy products and cakes. There are four areas you can eat. The main "restaurant" is small with only a few tables. Evidently it's a favorite of older local gentlemen to gather for an early breakfast. There is also the "Pig Sty," "The Chicken Coop" and the farmer's market area. Some of these can be cold in the winter and warm in the summer so dress accordingly. The farmer's market area is heated by a wood stove. The staff here are so friendly. It felt like we were visiting family. The food was good ole country food. The hubby and I each ordered the breakfast plate. I had coffee with my choice of several flavored creamers. If you pay in cash you get a discount. If you are in the area you should check it out. You can order from the breakfast or lunch menu. Plan to stay a few extra minutes and look around and support local farmers. We brought home some boiled peanuts. Fun experience and good breakfast.

Went to Barnwood Grill on Whitehall Rd. In Anderson for breakfast today. There's a three egg…read moresausage omelet under that gravy biscuit. William had a sausage trash bowl. Both were beyond delicious. I highly recommend this unique place.

Excellent Food and all cooked to order. First visit in 1963 and still a customer. Your Lake…read moreHartwell's Breakfast begins with Waldrops and Saturdays Dinner is always exceptional.

A weekend trip to Townville SC to visit our friends who left CHS for retired life in small town…read moreAmerica, lead us to Waldrop's for breakfast on a Saturday morning. Located at the top of a hill from one of the lakes boat ramps, this quaint spot is perfect for supporting local. From the red and white vinyl picnic table clothes, styrofoam cups, roll of paper towels and Texas Pete at each table, I knew we were going to enjoy some great food. Eggs, crispy bacon, toast served with warm melty butter to spread and cheesy hash browns were all delicious. I also tried their jalapeño grits which were yummy too. Reasonable priced, great service, and great food!

Went in sat for 6 minutes when 6 seats opened up. Waited for them to call our name finally after 5…read moremore minutes they put at the short bar. The waitress said "I ll Be right with you ". After 8 minutes she said it again. She was preparing to-go orders and no one was even there to pick them up. While customers were sitting no drinks no silverware nothing. So we got up to leave and she said "have a good day". We explained we probably would not be back she responded "okay" Unbelievable. Service is absolutely ridiculous. Go somewhere else don't waste your money and time. I would love to give them a zero

upon arriving there was one car in The parking lot 3 workers outside one was talking to the guest…read morethat was in the vehicle the worker spoke as we were walking in (very friendly). when we entered there were two other workers behind the counter (they spoke as we came in), we proceeded to look for a table to sit and the floors were nasty with trash all over the floor, dirty dishes on a few tables, and many of the tables needed to be washed off. I said loud enough to be heard "As many people working there is no reason for this place to be this nasty" I noticed how the two looked at one another. We found a table that was clean enough to sit down and eat our waiter Tony (cell block c) was friendly, but to focused on his phone, made a fresh pot of coffee that we didn't get til right before our food came out (very slow). normally I'm on my second cup by the time I get my food. ONE CUP was all we had and was not asked to refill at no point. The food was not the best the grits was lumpy as he**, and the bacon was over cooked, the female waiter must be new because she wasn't sure of the items they had, wasn't familiar with the menu. shortly after we received our food Tony decided to sweep and mop at the floor. Why sweep the floor around people while they are eating, this should've been done while there was no one there. Don't know who owns this place but they need to rethink not only their staff but their management first and foremost. This would be my last option to eat at or I'll just go the extra miles and drive out of town to eat. I had to use the bathroom but if the eating area looked this bad I wasn't going to take a chance with the bathroom so I just decided to wait til I got back home to use the bathroom. -----annoying

Great local place to eat! The food is cooked to order and the staff is friendly! We loved having…read moreNess as our waitress! You can tell the locals love her and she loves them! I know we stuck out like a sore thumb being visitors but, she treated us the same as locals! We ended coming back the next day for a great breakfast and to see her again! Thanks Ness! You're the best!

Came here for breakfast. We both had the huddle house bowl with grits. Both were very good…read more Portions were good. Service was friendly and quick. Place was clean. Would go back when we are in the area

Arrived at Strickland's late one morning for breakfast. The Yelp ratings set high expectations,…read morewhich were thoroughly met. We were promptly greeted and seated. The restaurant is plainly decorated with about a dozen tables. We timed our visit perfectly since it seemed that soon after we arrived the lunch crowd began arriving, which quickly created a wait. We ordered the Eggs Benedict, which cooked perfectly and were topped with a well-executed béarnaise sauce. We also ordered a Meat-Lover's Omelette that was generously stuffed with various meats. We also ordered a stack of blueberry pancakes that were light and fluffy in the middle with slightly-crisp edges. Delicious all around. Service was attentive and efficient. The staff seemed to have multiple roles as you would expect in a small/family-run restaurant. I highly recommend you stop here for breakfast or lunch and enjoy delicious food in a simple atmosphere.

Nice little location outside of Clemson. The customer service was very good. The place was small,…read morebut it works fine with the way they have it setup. By the time we left it was packed on a weekday. It must be a good local place. The pricing was favorable. The Benedict itself I'd label as ok. I'd come again, but would try something else.

Everything was average. Food was average, service was average. Friendly staff. Price was high for…read morethe quality of off. Not sure how but there was as much meat on the friend chicken drumstick as on the breast i had on my order.

It is closed and the name has changed . I see mixed reviews of the new business. We have gone by…read moreseveral times at different times and have only seen it open one time. Friends had been a couple times and yesterday they reported the food was cold when they were served. They said won't be going back anytime soon

Great service, music and the food was Great! I highly recommend. Will definitely be coming back.read more

Sweet spot to get a country style breakfast. Everything is sourced locally and is delicious! The…read morestaff is friendly and welcoming! Highly recommend!

So cute inside. I loved the chicken decorations. Our waitress was super friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. We loved her. The cinnamon roll french toast is a pure winner. Oh! And the grilled blueberry muffin was so good. I'm going to try to make it at home. I definitely recommend this establishment.

Cute, new, fun, and trendy. I've been visiting Seneca for a long time and it's fun to have a…read morecute/trendy place like this, I really enjoyed eating here. I will say according to the locals the pricing is a little much for the coffee. However the food was plentiful and I enjoyed the seasonal offerings as did my grandma and great aunt for the pumpkin filled donuts. They weren't too sweet and were very nice and warm. The servers were very responsive and kind to explain the menu so we will be back.