Bungalow-style space offers a vibrant yet relaxed atmosphere with cozy nooks and a patio. The Egg and Grits Bowl delivers rich, creamy flavors paired with unique drinks like strawberry cornbread milk matcha. Diverse seating supports both focus and conversation.
Egg and Grits Bowl stands out with its rich, creamy texture and umami flavors. Grits are incredibly creamy and flavorful, paired well with sides like Andouille and drinks such as the strawberry cornbread milk matcha and Banana Puddin Latte.
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Happy hour offers discounted eats and drinks from 4-6pm on weekdays.
Lunch service starts next week, expanding dining options.
Free parking is available for customers.
Old shack setting with a basement seating area offers a chill, authentic vibe. Nashville hot chicken shines with Hella heat levels for a spicy kick. Free Pac-Man machine adds a nostalgic touch to this welcoming spot away from crowds.
Fried chicken here stands out for its Nashville hot chicken style with a range of heat levels like the "Hella" flavor that is spicy but balanced. The preparation treats fried chicken as an art form, delivering a distinctive and memorable taste.
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Parking in the area is difficult; consider street parking or nearby lots.
They cook everything to order, ensuring freshness of the food.
Helen's Hot Chicken accepts bitcoin as a payment method.
Roomy spot with a full service bar and DJ booth keeps energy high. Honey butter wings and shrimp and grits offer flavorful highlights. Staff celebrate birthdays, adding to the fun vibe and social atmosphere near the DJ.
Honey butter wings and shrimp and grits stand out as flavorful highlights. The menu also features potato casserole, ribeye steak, catfish bites, and waffles, all prepared with care.
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Happy hour runs weekdays from 4-7pm with half-price appetizers.
Reservations are not accepted, so arrive early to avoid long wait times.
Expect wait times of up to 90 minutes during peak hours.
Small space offers an intimate vibe with casual energy. Crispy Korean fried chicken shines as a signature dish. Perfect for quick bites or takeout, it adds a unique twist to American food lovers.
Korean fried chicken stands out with its tasty and delicious flavor. It adds a unique twist to the American food scene here.
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The restaurant offers unique Korean fried chicken flavors at competitive prices.
Parking is ample in the shopping center where the restaurant is located.
Takeout orders can be placed through Uber Eats and DoorDash.
Live music bar offers an intimate setting with local musicians and a casual vibe. Enjoy loaded fries and pulled pork nachos with crispy chicken tenders. Indoor and patio seating make it a relaxed spot for music and drinks.
Loaded fries and pulled pork nachos stand out with rich flavors and generous toppings. Chicken tenders and fried chicken on the Cobb salad come out crispy and juicy, complementing the full bar offerings.
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Happy hour runs from 4:30 to 6:30pm with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Live music performances feature local talent every Wednesday and Friday.
Parking can be challenging; arrive early to secure a spot.
Indoor bar boasts a large dance floor and lively music with top bands and DJs. Outdoor area offers a pontoon boat and city views. American menu shines with loaded nachos and a fantastic grilled cheese sandwich.
Loaded nachos come with chicken and pair well with burgers. The grilled cheese sandwich stands out as simple but fantastic. Steak on a stick and sweet potato tater tots add more hearty options.
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Odie's is dog friendly, allowing pets in the outdoor area.
The bar adds a liquor tax to drinks, increasing prices significantly.
Live music events occur regularly, attracting local talent.
Live guitar music and bartender musicians create a lively vibe. Nashville hot chicken with a sweet honey glaze shines alongside Mac and Cheese. Elegant decor and an open layout offer a relaxed yet refined setting for enjoying bold American flavors.
Nashville hot chicken stands out with tender, juicy meat and crispy breading topped with a sweet honey glaze. Other dishes include Mac and Cheese paired with the hot chicken, lump crab hush puppies, chicken wings, and burgers, all delivering strong flavors.
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Happy hour runs on weekdays with $10 espresso martinis.
Live music is featured every Friday night.
Karaoke starts at 10pm on Thursdays with a two-drink minimum.
Enjoy Southern classics like crispy fried chicken and sweet potato cornbread in a stylish setting with live DJ music. Huge booths offer comfort for groups while the rooftop bar delivers gorgeous views. Art pieces add a unique touch to the welcoming atmosphere.
Southern classics shine with crispy fried chicken, seasoned collard greens, and sweet potato cornbread that melts in your mouth. Whipped feta and crab cakes also appear on the menu alongside fried green tomatoes.
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DJ brunch starts at 11 am on weekends.
Happy hour is available before brunch; arrive early to enjoy it.
Live music is featured on weekends, enhancing the brunch experience.
Upstairs lounge and lower level bar offer comfortable seating and screens all around. Energetic DJ sets create a lively atmosphere with hookah and music enhancing the vibe. Spacious layout includes a dance floor blending influences from Houston, Miami, and Atlanta.
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Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with discounted drinks.
Cover charge is $20 for women and $30 for men on entry.
Expect a $40 cover charge during special events or performances.
Lively spot with energetic DJ music and neon lights sets a fun vibe. Friendly staff enhance the inviting atmosphere despite tight space. Signature dishes like shrimp and grits and Hennessy chicken deliver bold American flavors.
Shrimp and grits stand out as a signature dish here. The menu features Hennessy chicken, crawfish gravy, red velvet waffles, and biscuit with catfish gravy, all served hot and fresh.
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Reservations are recommended for weekend brunch, but not required on weekdays.
The brunch costs $60 per person for an endless 5-course meal.
Endless mimosas in four flavors are included with the brunch.
Fine dining restaurant offers an elegant atmosphere with smooth jazz and views overlooking a park. Tables feature personalized touches like cards and confetti for special occasions. Bartenders craft highly praised cocktails, especially Old Fashioneds, complementing the calm and enjoyable setting.
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They offer a Tuesday special on their menu.
Tomahawk Tuesdays provide a great deal on steak.
Free valet parking is available for guests.
Repurposed bowling alley wood tables and big TV screens create a casual vibe perfect for sports fans. Nashville hot chicken sliders offer a spicy kick while pork sliders with coleslaw and white BBQ sauce add variety. Parmesan fries with Cajun ranch bring a flavorful touch to the menu.
Nashville hot chicken slider stands out with its spicy kick and juicy texture. Pork sliders come with coleslaw and white BBQ sauce. Parmesan fries paired with Cajun ranch add a flavorful touch.
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Parking costs $9 for an hour or an hour and a half.
The restaurant has a variety of slider options, including vegetarian choices.
Expect to pay around $44 for a lunch special.
Ham-focused menu shines with sweet burnt ham and Tavern Club sandwich. Cobb salads offer a fresh, solid choice. Space is clean but can feel disorganized with long waits. Parking and reservations get tricky near holidays.
Cobb salads stand out here as a solid choice. The Tavern Club sandwich is a consistent favorite and served reliably well.
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Parking can be challenging due to shared lots with other businesses.
Expect a 15-20 minute wait for orders during peak times.
The store often runs out of ham during busy holidays like Thanksgiving.
Bar and grill offers plentiful screens for sports and games like pool and darts. Brisket shines in quesadilla and French dip sandwich, delivering rich flavor. Atmosphere feels authentic and relaxed with a dive bar vibe, drawing a local crowd.
Brisket stands out with rich flavor in the quesadilla and French dip sandwich. The patty melt and Cajun burrito also deliver strong, satisfying tastes.
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The drinks and food offer great value with a wide selection of beers.
The establishment lacks comfortable air conditioning, making it uncomfortable.
They were out of taco shells, which may affect food choices.
Steakhouse shines with prime rib and New York strip cooked perfectly. Upscale interior with candle-lit tables creates a peaceful yet bustling vibe. Low lighting and close tables add to the intimate atmosphere.
Prime rib stands out with perfect seasoning and careful preparation. The New York strip is large and cooked just right. Crab cakes also offer a solid choice, while salads complement the meals well.
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Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times during peak hours.
Parking can be crowded and difficult to find, especially on weekends.
The total bill for two people can range from $125 to $195, depending on the order.
Retro chic design with pink Christmas trees sets a dark, moody vibe. Southern fried chicken shines alongside rich, creamy mac and cheese. Weekend live music and a DJ keep the festive energy high in cozy nooks and an outdoor patio.
Southern fried chicken stands out as a favorite. The Mac and cheese is rich and creamy. Eggs benedict appears often, though temperature varies. Biscuits and gravy come from a muffin pan and look over baked, not drop biscuits.
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Valet parking is available for guests.
There are no reserved seats for hotel guests in the bar.
Commons Club has a fantastic happy hour.
Coffee shop inside a hotel lobby blends creative interior design with a warm, calm atmosphere. Breakfast shines with biscuits and gravy plus smashed tater tots. Fast WiFi and ample outlets make it great for work, while the outdoor patio offers extra space.
Breakfast includes biscuits and gravy and avocado toast with a notable dip. Sides often feature tater tots served as smashed potatoes or hash brown alternatives.
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Prices are higher at Poindexter Coffee due to its hotel lobby location.
The Queen cheese sandwich costs $12, reflecting the overall high menu prices.
There is no parking available; use paid spaces nearby or valet service.
Historic building offers a lively atmosphere with classic decor and Frank Sinatra music setting a timeless mood. Crowded and warm rooms contrast with a classy bar known for expertly crafted cocktails. Regulars appreciate the high-quality steaks and traditional charm despite some cramped spaces.
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Reservations can be made easily online for dinner service.
Expect appetizers to arrive 30-40 minutes after dinner starts.
The restaurant has an open bar for events, but food may be limited.
Fast food spot near campuses serves flavorful cheeseburgers with unique options like bacon wrap. Sides like Cajun fries and white cheddar bites complement shakes such as M&M flavor. Interior feels plain and cold, with busy lines and a hurry-up vibe.
Cheeseburgers stand out with options like a bacon wrap and classic toppings. Sides include Cajun fries and white cheddar cheese bites, paired with shakes like M&M flavor.
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Cook Out is open until 3am, making it a popular late-night spot.
Expect long lines, especially late at night or before local games.
The Cook Out Tray offers great value with an entrée, two sides, and a drink for around $7.
Live music creates a laid back atmosphere with a quirky vibe. Grilled cheese and fried pickles offer tasty American food options. Maze-like space feels intimate, perfect for close socializing and enjoying entertaining bands.
Grilled cheese and fried pickles stand out as tasty options. The Classic Cheeseburger and fried chicken salad also appear regularly, while nachos receive mixed reviews.
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Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with half-price appetizers.
Live music events feature local artists, typically starting around 9pm.
Expect a cover charge of $5 for live music nights.
Live music with original singer-songwriters creates a lively vibe. Bold flavors like Nashville Hot Chicken and smoked Gouda grits shine on the menu. Seating offers personal space with sit-down tables, making it relaxed and inviting.
Nashville Hot Chicken and buffalo wings stand out with bold flavors. The smoked Gouda grits pair well with the veggie burger and are popular.
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Commodore Grille does not charge a cover fee.
They request you to spend at least $10 per person.
Parking at Commodore Grille is free if I spend $20 on food.