I've been in town and live a mile from the Village Deli but today was my first visit. I had heard…read moremany good things, so my son and I decided to try it before the AU women's basketball game. The place is great and the bar (located in the back) is quaint and friendly. The young lady that helped us was friendly, attentive, and had a smile on her face every time she spoke to us. I had the Deluxe Steak Philly with wedge fries, which are seasoned with lemon paper. It was juicy and delicious and just the right size. My son had a caesar salad with grilled chicken. It was huge and he thoroughly enjoyed it. I'm excited to go back and spend more time chatting with the other folks at the bar and watching a game.

My husband and I have been coming here for over 15 years. the food is good and the service is also…read moregood. Today we got here and the music was so loud you could not even hear each other and we could hardly hear the waitress. Also the temperature must have been 60 degrees and we were freezing! I don't often write restaurant reviews but this was a bad experience. I also noted there was no wait to get seated and there usually is. Maybe others have noticed this also.

Can't say enough good things. Everything was delicious and I definitely recommend a visit.read more

We visited Mack's on Tuesday, 8/19/25, with our grandson…read more We walked in, grabbed a couple of menus, and were able to quickly find something to interest us. When our food arrived, it looked so appetizing. Service was great; the server made sure we had what we needed. We all loved the comfortable atmosphere, the easy-to-use menu, and the oh, so delicious food! We all plan to return!

Clean. Workers are…read morevery polite and helpful. There are tables for parties of 4 or less. The fried chicken takes about 15 minutes. They cook it from fresh. It is worth the wait. If you know you are coming but don't have time to wait, you can call ahead. Check them out.

Made the 30 minute drive out to Pollards Corner to have dinner here after reading good things on…read moreYelp. I can't say I would do it again. It is located in the old Maryland Fried Chicken across from Pollards Corner. It is clean and very simply decorated. Pine walls and a few Georgia Bulldog decorations and inspirational plaques. You order at the counter and they bring it to your table. On a Friday evening there were about a dozen folks eating in although there was a steady stream of to-go customers. There were three of us dining: my mama, my daughter and myself. The stars are an average of our ratings. Mama voted 2 stars, DD voted 3.5 and I voted 4. Mama and DD ordered the catfish filet choosing lima beans and squash casserole and a biscuit/collards and onion rings and a corn muffin respectively. DD also ordered the side of 3 shrimp for an extra $4.99. I ordered the fried shrimp with lima beans and squash casserole. The good: all the proteins were cooked well. The catfish was tender and flakey with a light coating and the shrimp was very well cooked and tasty. We also agreed the beer batter onion rings were well done. The okay: Mama found her lima beans "dry" and unseasoned but I thought they were fine. She didn't care for the squash casserole but I liked it and thought they had used fresh squash. DD said the collards but should have been cooked longer. The breads were all passable if on the smaller side. The not so good: we ordered a crab leg cluster on the side and it was pretty paltry. The meat was hard to get out of the shell and the promised melted butter never got to the table. We also ordered 2 desserts to share and didn't care for either. The most egregious was the banana pudding which looked like an unappetizing gray mass. DD said the banana wasn't ripe. The peach cobbler was the better of the two but after hearing folks rave about it I expected better. We didn't finish either dessert. The total with a 15% tip was $67. They close at 7:00 and serve Pepsi products and tea. Dd ordered the tea and said it tasted sour and she ended up swapping for mountain Dew. As an added note the couple next to us had a pizza that looked fabulous. They told us that they always get pizza and the crust and sauce is made in house. If I did make the drive again it would be for that pizza!

Having a full day of errands ahead of us, we decided to go out for a hearty breakfast and wanting…read moreto try something new we chose Sunrise Bistro based on the excellent Yelp reviews. It was a bit of a drive to Beech Island but I am glad we made the effort. Located in the former Crossroads Cafe building it isn't much to look at on the outside but it's truly a "you can't tell a book by its cover" experience. The inside is attractive, neat and very clean. Extra points for the spotless bathrooms. There are a dozen or so wooden table each with a small vase of cheerful real flowers. The servers greeted us pleasantly and told us to sit anywhere. We all wanted coffee and were told that they had a self service coffee bar which had three large pots of coffee and three creamer choices. They have their own roast of coffee which is very good but we found the coffee to be only lukewarm. When we mentioned it to our survey she said she would brew us a fresh pot and soon returned with piping hot coffee and a glass of half and half! Nice. They serve both their breakfast and lunch menu all day and I was tempted by lunch as breakfast foods aren't my favorite but ended up getting the fried chicken biscuit with sausage gravy: a buttermilk biscuit with a fried chicken filet topped with sausage gravy. It was very tasty. My companions got the eggs and corn beef hash plate and the biscuits and gravy with two fried eggs. The corn beef hash wasn't the canned type but was fresh hash browns cooked with onions and peppers and a generous amount of strips of corn beef. My mother declared it delicious. We had started the meal with a plate of fried green tomatoes. Five thickly sliced and perfectly fried golden tomatoes served with pimento cheese and a dipping sauce. They were so yummy. In retrospect we probably should have skipped them as none of us could finish our entrees! The portion sizes are large and we thought it was all reasonably priced. Every server was personable and friendly. They told us that they usually close at 2 but are staying open Thursday-Saturday until 8 for dinner. They have daily blue plate specials and Friday is fried catfish so I may be returning sooner rather than later. I highly recommend Sunrise Bistro for breakfast and will revisit this review after eating there for lunch or dinner. It is truly a hidden gem.

I am truly surprised that this place has not got many views or reviews. This is actually one of the…read morebest places to get breakfast. At especially on a Sunday. I have to say the service was wonderful in top, notch, and I didn't even have to wait long, just for my food to be served to me. But I actually had mine to go, as it was easier since I was doing my door dashing. The country fried steak with gravy, the eggs, biscuit and Waffle were wonderful. I cannot wait to come back here again. If you have not been to sunrise bistro I encourage you. Come here, you won't be disappointed.

While visiting in Augusta, GA for a few days, we found Hildebrant in our road food eaters guide…read more... Of course I checked it out on yelp first and we went. Amazing sandwiches.!!! my husband had the club and German potato salad I had the corn beef on rye and the cucumber salad ....... My husband said his was so good. He ate the whole thing in one setting. I was fortunate enough to bring half of mine home for dinner because there's no way I would've been able to eat all that.!!! his potato salad was good and I'm gonna say my cucumbers were OK.... (I compare all cucumber salads to my grandma's so nothing ever matches hers ) the service was awesome. You ordered it the counter and they'll bring it out to your table.!!!!! the interior needs some work, but it is a super old building and I think they need to restock their candy supply, but I'm still giving them a five because of the food!!!!!!!

Hildebrandt's is an iconic sandwich shop in Augusta. Over 145 years of sandwiches and they got…read morethose right! I had the Corned beef Rueban and hubby the Italian on sourdough. The Rueben was really tasty, it could do with a bit more meat. The flavors were some of the best I've had and these are my go to sandwiches. Hubby's sandwich tasted great too ( of course we share!) bread was soft and not overpowering. I added Zapp's jalepeno chips but I wish I chose the German potato salad. Hubs had it and it was warm and yummy, bits of corned beef, perfect potatoes in a light non mayo like dressing with caramelized onions. Lose a 5 star for just for the lack of upkeep inside. It was sad to see bolted on cardboard instead of dry wall around the windows. The food is great, please give the place some TLC. Good interactions with the staff.

--Location/Parking-- Plenty of parking in front and along…read morethe side of the building. It can be easily missed while driving. The main entrance is along the side since it can be easily mistaken for an ordinary residential area. --Ambience-- Southern style cooking with portions that can be easily split for two or one really hungry person. If you look at movies on what southern restaurants would look like. This is a great example. --Service/Staff-- The staff was warm and friendly with their Southern charm. Recommended for their love of the cuisine. I even got some recommendations. --Products/Service-- I order the burgers and fries and stuck with the basic since you can't go wrong. I plan to come back during the holiday and order more comfort food. --Capacity-- Indoors can hold 40-50 plus people. --Overall-- Great hidden gem recommended by Aaron and I will be back for the holidays to order some comfort food.

I had the pleasure of attending the monthly Iron Chef competition at The Acorn. This event is the…read more2nd Saturday of the month and by reservation only. The secret ingredient was TEA. Each appetizer, soup and entree had tea in it. Listed were the choices: APPETIZERS: *1. Spiced Chai Honey Butter Cornbread 2. North African Hummus with Matcha Tea Pita Chips 3. Green Tea Tacos SOUPS: *1. Oolong Pho Soup with Cilantro, onion, lime and Jalapeño *2. Creamy Green Tea and Chicken Soup - photo missing because I was too busy eating it to cool the heat from the first soup LOL 3. Vegetable Soup - although this said nothing about being spicy, it was hotter than the first one. ENTRÉES: 1. Sweet tea BBQ with pulled pork and slaw on a bun *2. Down South Shrimp and Grits with black tea and red eye gravy - shrimp was omitted from mine because I told them I have a shrimp allergy. The grits had chunks of sausage ... a very pleasant, tasty surprise. 3. Sweet Tea BBQ Chicken with mashed potatoes and green beans

If you're looking for great home style cooking, friendly, clean, local atmosphere, this is it! We…read moreordered grilled cheese with bacon and tomatoes, fried okra (the best) and fries. It's fun to read all the old family recipes on the wall, too. We're just traveling through but we will come back on our next vacation.

This is an order when you go in and they bring the food to you restraunt…read more Serve yourself drink bar. There is a lot of art from local artists on the walls which is for sale. I ordered the hashbrowns with jalapeños, American cheese, sausage, and two over easy eggs on top. The jalapeños were seeded so you had a little heat with a lot of flavor. The restraunt was busy but it only took about 10 minutes for our food to get to the table. The hashbrowns were crisp on the outside and tender inside. The eggs were cooked perfectly. If you want a good breakfast in a locally owned restaurant, try them out. I will be back.

Vibe: Thursday Trivia Night w/bestie Service: Quick…read moreParking: Gravel lot (plenty of space) Food: Delicious !! This was my 1st time but definitely not my last. The place was busy, being Trivia Night and season opening NFL game. However, staff and kitchen were excellent and speedy. The pretzel was the best I've ever had! I've been thinking about it ever since. There were lots of TVs for any game watching. So give it a chance, there on the hill.

Everything overall is good except for the LIMP French Fries…read more Please get some other kind of fries. Besides being limp they are quite oily. McDonalds fries are always good because they are hot a somewhat crispy. The limp fries made me think they have been sitting around for some time or re-fried??????