Could not believe we have lived 40 minutes away and never been there. But when a friend suggested it we gave it a try and were glad we did. The place is right off the interstate but does not have a sign that can be easily read. If I .had not had the GPS on I would have missed it. The menu is not large but there are enough items to tempt you. Prices are very reasonable. We had their special hamburger which came with onions, peppers, banana peppers and Swiss cheese on whole wheat bread. It was delicious as were the accompanying fries. We will be back.

A little country restaurant right off I-77. Several family members met for an early dinner and our waitress handled our group with ease. The food was delicious. True country cooking. Chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, beans and cornbread and many other choices. However, they don’t serve sweet tea or accept debit or credit cards.

This is a family-style restaurant. When we were there it was the second day of deer hunting season so the parking lot was filled with pick-up trucks and tables filled with camouflage attired locals. The wait-staff greeted us with wide smiles and were helpful in settling in my 2 year old grandaughter. The menu is basic, my hamburger was not a prepackaged patty and was juicy and awesome. The fries were crisp, hot and fresh. Leave room for desert! Homemade and sinfully delicious. Note, they serve only unsweetened (not sweetened) iced tea.

Filled with lots of ole southern charm. Nothing fancy, but still good home-style food. The clientele are mainly locals who come in to eat and share the stories of the day. One guy even looks like Si Robertson.

Menu - pretty routine fare. Food - country cooking style - nothing out of the ordinary BUT everything is good, the restaurant is clean and the service is good. It is sort of a throw back to earlier times and many of the clientele are locals who enjoy catching up with each other. It is a really neat stop - don't miss it. AND by all means try toe Coconut Cream Pie........it's that good.