It opened fall 2020, where Ippolito’s was. Went for lunch for 1st time today. Very good chicken parm panini on homemade bread (pic). Salad & bread included. Wife got mushroom pasta dish & liked it.
1st visit was lunch today. Got shrimp & fries for $7.99. Menu didn’t say it came w/drink, but it did. Took a good 10 min after ordering, but food was blazing hot from the fryer as they cook to order.
It was better than we expected. Wife’s tuna sandwich was good. It’s been a while now, but think I got a Cuban sandwich, also good.
Somewhat hectic visit given our large party, sitting on covered deck with intermittent drizzles. Burger & sides “good,” as I recall.
Good, old-fashioned family restaurant. Fried shrimp fresh & nicely done. Wife’s grouper-finger appetizer with a side was huge, though more like nuggets. Get homemade onion petals vs. the onion rings.
Sigh. Fortunately, food was back up to par but again, out of hot tea (& even iced tea) options. I mean, you’re charging $4 for a 20-cent tea bag & hot water - send someone to Publix! Saved me $4 tho.
They have “distanced” inside dining as of 10/2020. Many choices. Single butter burger combo big enough for me. Tea kinda’ weak & boo 😕 Pepsi products. Try cheese curds if you like fried mozzarella.
Founded in 1926, we used to go to newer 1 near interstate but it closed. This just 5-6 min further. Large servings, good bbq & O-rings, unique slaw (pink w/tangy vinegar). Cool, old decor & ceilings.
Passing through Cartersville, we decided to try Maine St. Glad we did. Good fish & chips and wife enjoyed trout, grits & beans. And ask for rolls - complimentary & delicious. Good iced tea too.
In September 2020 during continuing pandemic/unrest ammo shortage, this store was one of the few to have 9mm handgun ammo & 12-ga buckshot.
Visited Lake Arrowhead for 1st time & ate @ golf clubhouse grill. Katie took care of us. Shrimp tacos were a good deal @ 3/$10 & delicious. We also split a terrific piece of German chocolate cake.
Visited Lake Arrowhead for 1st time & ate @ golf clubhouse grill. Katie took care of us. Shrimp tacos were a good deal @ 3/$10 & delicious. We also split a fantastic piece of German chocolate cake.
Philly cheesesteak & fries for 1st visit. Smothered in cheese, it was good. Fries dark & very crispy (double fried?), but whatever it was, they were good. Large menu, so will try something else next.
6 oz. renegade sirloin, baked potato & salad is our go-to here. It’s really enough & keeps the bill down a bit. Better service recently than in past.
Great 1st visit. Pulled pork platter with 2 sides was enough to split. Variety of sauces. Good coleslaw & onion rings. Good brewed ice tea.
Opening in chaos of 2020, they had their act together. Staff took good care of our party of 6. All of us ordered the pecan-encrusted trout & various sides. Corn-risotto & overnight tomatoes very good.
Get the Irish Soda Bread before St. Patrick’s Day & Hot Cross Buns before Easter.
Had tasty pulled pork plate with good Cole slaw & mac-n-cheese & good iced tea. Garlic bread fine, if nothing special. Banana pudding pretty good, tho wife insists should be made with vanilla pudding.
While the rest of Hiram restaurants were slammed, this only had a few diners. Is that good or bad? Food was fine - Philly cheesesteak for me; fish & chips for her. Not bad, good service & no wait.
We’ve been a couple of times for breakfast following morning dr. visits. Pretty good. I had blueberry crunch cakes. Good, but would try something else next time. Wife had maple French toast & liked.
Last year we got Christmas Eve takeout - feed 4 for just a few $ >2 meals. Ordered again this year. They lost the order, despite me making a confirmation call a few days ago. Fixed it, but beware.
Newly discovered, with veteran pics lining the walls & an actual airplane built into decor. I got a good Philly cheesesteak, but side is extra. Go early on Sunday if you want the meat & 3 options.
They make your pie to order as you go down the line. Go without a drink to save a little $. Oven is super hot, so crust can get dark in a hurry.
