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Reviews on Bar food in North Augusta, South Carolina, United States. North Augusta is a city in Aiken and Edgefield counties in the U.S. state of South Carolina, on the north bank of the Savannah River. The population was 21,348 at the 2010 census. The city is included in the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA) and is part of the Augusta, Georgia metropolitan area.
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10. T Bonz Steakhouse of Augusta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 414 reviews
We are a Casual Steakhouse Known for our Delicious Certified Angus Beef® Steaks & Great Customer Service. We Not Only Serve Great Steaks, but Serve Amazing Seafood, Chicken, Ribs, Chops & Grilled Salads. A Local Favorite...Come be part of the TBonz Tradit
Reviewed By Thomas-GenevieveH
We dined in early May on a Thursday night as a group of three. The staff were very polite and helpful, and the drinks were served promptly. The only challenge that we encountered with the drinks was that some of the craft choices were sold out. Prices (for a steak house) were on par with what youâd expect. For an alcoholic drink, a starter/side, and a main dish the average bill (per person) was $40.Mains. The full rack of ribs were OK; they tended to be very tender, fall off the bone for the first half of the rack, and then tougher on the other end.The NY Strip was a standard NY Strip; nothing really âwow.â Thanks for coming in to enjoy some cold beverages, ribs & steak Thomas-GenevieveH! We only serve Certified Angus Beef® at TBonz! Hope to see you back soon!
9. Wing Stop
Reviewed By joefromjohnsisland
Stopped by for lunch and the place seemed a little disorganized. The lady who took my order was very nice and did her job well. I ordered wings and a large drink, pretty basic order. I filled my drink and noticed the container for the lids was empty. I asked if they had any in the back so they started looking in the back for them. The manager came out and said they were out of lids, a good manager would know when they are getting low on an item and get a replacement before you run out. Wings were good but nothing special.
8. The Hive
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Located in historic downtown Augusta, GA â The Hive is a 78 tap room & full service restaurant with growlers to go. Our taps include 7 wines, 5 house craft cocktails, 1 sake, 2 sodas, 1 kombucha, 1 nitro cold press coffee, & 61 brews (including 2 beer eng
Reviewed By mechanicaljen
I adore a good brew pub. I didn't adore this place.Beer selection was only viewable via your phone. So ordering a flight is laborious, scrolling around to find what you want. I gave up and picked four things at random. My sweet potato fries were black, and the waiter obviously thought they looked okay enough to serve. Once I had my flight, I had to refer back to my phone to see what each one was. The way the website is laid out you can really only see one beer at a time.I love eating out in Augusta. I highly doubt that I'll come back despite it is the sort of place that I tend to frequent. The burger was..okay? I can make better at home. Fries were inedible. Choosing drinks was an exercise in frustration. Nah.
7. Sole Augusta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By lbaratto
Restaurant has a huge bar area, a separate indoor dining area and an outdoor area that is comfortable. Food choices from nachos to seafood, steaks and hamburgers. A great place to meet. Draws a crowd and you may wait on weekends.
6. Salt + Marrow Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Welcome to Salt + Marrow: North Augusta, South Carolinaâs celebration of the American South. Through local ingredients inspired by the unique history of the region, prepared with modern technique, we create new expressions for breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Reviewed By Mike-Bucks
This new restuarant does wood grilled items as well as more regular dishes. The pork meatballs were very tasty and my wife really enjoyed the iceberg salad which they wrer able to supply without onions. We were heading to have different entrees until the waitress mentioned that the Prime Angus Sirloin was actually Filet Mignion. It was a lovely dish, but why, oh why, had they not corrected the menu?
5. Beamie's at the River
Overall Ratings
4 based on 275 reviews
Seafood Restaurant and Oyster Bar Oysters , Shrimp , Grouper , Flounder , Scallops , Catfish , Burgers , Sandwiches , etc... Great for Large Families Full Bar with large selection of Craft Beers Large Patio for Parties
Reviewed By travelandfun09
I was traveling with a large group and allowed to make a reservation. We were there for a birthday dinner and it was disappointing. We were hoping to sit inside but space inside is very limited. The patio area is larger than the inside. However, the patio area could use some work. Sitting at sticky plastic 6ft. folding tables that have been turned into doodling stations was not a great setting for our adult birthday dinner. A simple and cheap upgrade; cover the plastic folding tables with Kraft paper or linens or dollar store table covers. The patio was air conditioned but blowing warm air. The food was okay, not greasy. Service was slow. This location is at the river not on the river, so there is not a view of the river. The patio has a view of the parking lot. The parking area was fairly large so we did not have a problem finding a spot.
4. Fuse Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By Pharmaretiree
This downtown restaurant is a gem. The servers are very friendly and readily help patrons with food and beverage recommendations. The Thai and lamb burgers are delicious. We recommend that you try the fried cauliflower that has the right amount of "kick". We definitely will be coming back to this casual and friendly establishment.
3. The Bee's Knees
Overall Ratings
4 based on 389 reviews
We are a family owned and locally operated business. Since 2002, we have been offering unique small plate dining in downtown Augusta with fresh ingredients, creative bar drinks, and unbeatable atmosphere. We make all food here in our tiny kitchen using lo
Reviewed By LynninNM
Our son and daughter-in-law, now locals in the Augusta area, took my husband and I out to have dinner here just over a week ago. We loved the great, relaxed atmosphere, and the friendliness of the staff. Our waitress, Sharina, was fantastic! We wanted to invite her to sit down and join us, we enjoyed her so much. We all enjoyed our meals. Being from here in New Mexico, I was already in need of some tacos, and this place delivered! I ordered the Tempura Tacos along with the Smoked Gouda Nachos, that we all shared. Both were delicious! We will very definitely be back any time we're back in Augusta!
2. Craft & Vine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 154 reviews
Craft & Vine is an upscale cocktail bar and eatery politely tucked away on Broad Street in downtown Augusta. It's the newest addition to the Frog Hollow Hospitality Group. Featuring old wood with metal modern mix. Low lights bouncing off art deco and fabr
Reviewed By klemanngs
It is nice to be greeted by a friendly staff, and then to be seated where you are most comfortable. The drink selection is great! The bartenders work hard at making truly enjoyable cocktails, and the wait staff went out of their way to be nice, thoughtful, and observant. I would recommend them for drinks and tapas above just about any other restaurant in Augusta.
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1. Whiskey Bar Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 509 reviews
Reviewed By AndyBee
Having travelled from London, and spent 1 night in Atlanta, our 2nd night of the holiday was in Augusta. We were tired and wanted some simple comfort food - albeit it of good quality - and a relaxed atmosphere. Our hotel (The Hilton Partridge Inn Hotel) recommended it. We were not disappointed.On arrival on a Thursday night at 7pm we had to wait 15 minutes to be seated but that was fine. We got a beer from the bar and took in the atmosphere whilst watching the baseball game on TV (and, of course, not understanding it but it was the Atlanta team). I had the Blue Burger and the "blue" was certainly hotter/spicier than you get in the UK but good for that. My wife had a chicken dish which she loved.The beer was great (IPA) and the red wine OK (Californian) although they had no Merlot.The atmosphere was noisy but fun; the service was attentive and friendly; the place obviously very popular with a wide range of people. Definitely better than your average bar and grill! We would go back again and felt very comfortable in shorts and tee shirts whilst having a burger and a beer and just enjoying the surroundings whilst a little tired. The bill for 2 of us was around $35
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