Location: Statesboro
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Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Statesboro. Statesboro is the largest city and county seat of Bulloch County, Georgia, United States, located in the southeastern part of the state.
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6. Southern Billiards and Burgers
Reviewed By grace8484
I have only gotten delivery from this place, but the burger was pretty good. Will give it another try in the future.
5. Buffalo Wild Wings
Overall Ratings
3 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By DrSwampy
Food was good, but service was not so great. Didn't get part of what was ordered, they didn't have two different beers that were on the beer list, and the food came out in strange sequence (appetizer at same time as one entree, then other entree a good bit later). For a chain like BWW that is usually very dependable, this unit was off of its game when I visited.
4. Chili's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By Vinny0014
They started by putting two families with a total of 6 people at a 4 person table. There were others open they could have joined. We ordered a few margaritas that were a joke. Three sips and they were gone. They were all ice. The presidente margarita that I ordered was only half full. We asked for a margarita with no ice, so we could dump it into one of the glasses full of ice, and it was less than three ounces. Will not return. We apologize for the underwhelming margaritas, Vinny, and would like a chance to show you what a real Chiliâs margarita looks like. Can you please share details about your visit and the service directly with management by calling 1-800-983-4637? We look forward to seeing you back for drinks soon.
3. Locos Grill & Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Zippy P
This was directly adjacent to the hotel I was staying in so (because of timing) I tried it twice. The first time, I ordered the Bleu Moose Salad (a black & bleu salad by any other name). It was okay, but I could have done without all the wilted and brown lettuce (there was enough of it that I even had my server bring me a plate to set it aside on). It came with a couple of large, greasy fried onion rings on top. I ordered some chips and salsa on the side; the chips were cold (though apparently not intentionally) but the salsa was good. I also ordered a Cosmopolitan "more pink than red." It came more red than pink, so I reordered it with the more obvious "more vodka than mixer." It was better.My next night there, I ordered the blackened fish tacos. They came as a trio, with a MOUNTAIN of tortilla chips, and a wee tiny taster cup of pico de gallo. It was all good, just disproportionate. I also ordered a dirty martini. NOTE TO SELF: Don't order a martini in a chain place in a small college town. SILVER LINING: Alcoholic beverages at this place are cheap. I mean. Super. Cheap. Hard to complain about it if they don't get it right.SERVICE: Excellent. Both my young servers were eager to please and answer all my questions, and accommodate all my requests, even if that meant running back and forth between me and the kitchen or me and the bar. BOTTOM LINE: I'd eat here again, and recommend it to others so long as they aren't looking for something unique to the area.
2. Wild Wing Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By Jerrybuch
A number of Georgia Southern former baseball players were in town for a reunion weekend and wanted a place to have dinner after a game so we landed in Wild Wing Cafe. It was a smart move as we had wonderful service without being rushed. The food choices extended well beyond their wings with 32 different homemade sauces. I chose Drew's devilishly delicious fried chicken sandwich which was juicy inside with a crunchy crust on the outside. It turned out to be a wonderful reunion! BTW, I'd go back in a heartbeat!
1. Gnat's Landing
Overall Ratings
4 based on 273 reviews
This is a relatively new branch location of Gnat's Landing, St. Simon's Island, GA.
Reviewed By Vagabond2be
The shrimp and grits entree at the normal price here is a bargain - only $10.75. But on Tuesdays, it drops to only $7! And it's good shrimp and grits, too. Bacon, sausage, and a generous portion of shrimp on top. The grits are creamy, not grainy. And there's just the right amount of seasoning to give it plenty of flavor without scorching your throat.The good food and low prices attract college students from adjacent Georgia Southern. It was packed the Saturday night we were there because of Parents Weekend. Despite that, our food was to the table in 15 minutes. Someone is running an efficient operation here!It is loud on a weekend night or if there is a game on. Don't plan to come here for a romantic quiet dinner or business meeting unless you do it on a weekday or week night.
