1st time trying. Cons: Pepsi products, no unsweet tea & $10+ for a single burger combo. Pros: good burger, TON of tots (would share next time) & good sweet tea, all freshly prepped. Big menu.
Nostalgia & good Southern food gives a nice mix for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Blue Plate lunch choices offer good “meat & 2” choices. Got the special - trout amandine today with slaw & squash. Good.
It was good, though our expectations, like the prices, were even higher. Spaghetti with meatballs is a classic option. Chocolate mousse for dessert was good too. Good, but pricey cocktails.
I have gotten the curried chicken salad sandwich several times over the years & have been pleased. I was worried about the curry, but it’s not overwhelming & really pretty good.
This new location (year or so) gives them room to spread out, thankfully. Classic old style meat & 2 with salads, bread, veggie & dessert choices. Country-fried steak with white gravy was good.
Great boxed tea selections & other food snack/cookies treats, etc. Also good for phone chargers, men’s socks & accessories & occasionally shoes. Wife loves it for other reasons.
Rustic, but a good time if that’s what you’re expecting - & “outpost” is in their name. Draft beer choices were wiped out, but we found acceptable cans & had a nice time around the fire pit.
Lots of beer choices, as you’d expect. They were patient as we chose & will give small taste samples. Try a reasonably-priced beer flight for a variety - lagers, IPAs, stouts, sours & more.
We had the Sweet Pig combo - very tender BBQ pork w/ slaw (on sandwich) on a nice bun. Came with tasty little fried potato cubes & a good iced tea. Ended up eating sandwich with fork - messy but good!
Slim-3 Tuna on 9-grain sub roll plus a drink & you’re out the door for $6 & change. And they’re freaky fast. If picking up, you may want to mask-up in pandemic, as staff did not appear to be wearing.
First visit since this has been Doro’s. Pizza was good: 1/2 & 1/2 medium (wife likes veggy; I like the meaty). Nice crust with crumbly Parmesan. Good little complimentary bread knots too.
Really good bagels & spreads. Be sure to try the super cinnamon. The extras - at least the bacon - was marginal, but can’t go wrong with wealth of bagel choices.
1st visit to Moe’s BBQ. It was really good. Got the pulled pork platter. Marinated slaw is a tangy vinegar-based. Mac-n-cheese good. Nice, dark iced tea. Only critique: cornbread never needs peppers.
The effigy has been degraded by time, souvenir seekers & past excavations, but is still evident from the observation tower to an extent. Extensive info-markers & trails are still worth the stop.
This location also good as is the Smyrna one. Had the Branzino sautéed, with beurre blanc sauce. Tasty lobster bisque. Good crab cake appetizer. Duck-fat fingerling potatoes & spinach made good sides.
A must visit. Abandoned 500 yrs., the largest mound is still 6 stories high. An impressive location & history on the banks of the Etowah River.
Provides a great history of the adjacent mounds, including diorama of the civilization when in use & artifacts found on site.
So many Shane’s have closed, you have to stop if passing through Cartersville. Get the Big Dad BBQ sandwich combo with the good 3-sided fries & iced tea.
First visit. Had a good burger & wife enjoyed fried flounder sandwich. Burger came with hush pups (fries xtra) but they have unnecessary peppers in them. Will go again & try different.
It’s your standard Texas RH. Good rolls. Great salad & baked potato. 6oz sirloin is a great & economical choice. Today’s was very thick & thus very undercooked, but others in party were fine.
Four of us shared cheeseburger, fried ribs & pizza box nachos & all liked. Sides: battered fries, onion rings & crispy sweet potato waffle fries. Beware a “non-cash” up-charge for a credit card.
This place is fairly convenient, but we forget about it. Check for specials. We stopped in for a pizza. A little slow with food due to crowd plus short staffing, but good & server kept us updated.
Nice venue for fine musical performances from the symphony or others, including David Foster in late 2021
