5 Best American Restaurants near Georgetown

“Came in with 18 people after our son got married. The server and staff were super accommodating and quick to get tables together. All 18 meals came out quickly and with no issues!! The food was very good! Gady, our server, did a fantastic job of filling drinks and staying upbeat and friendly with so many of us. 👍 Thank you Arenas for making it a great day for us!“

“Consistent good food. Good service spot on. Go there every time I am in Georgetown“

“I chose this place for my birthday gathering. The parking lot is huge. The appearance and cleanliness is pleasing When we said party of 10 it was no problem, she said, “We got you”. and they quickly pulled high tables together in a roomy area.
The drinks were perfect and cold. everyone enjoyed what they ordered, multiple different food orders all good. Our waitress was pleasant and smiling and did a great job with the group. She kept checking back.
I believe it was our waitress sister tending bar whom served quickly and made great mixes.
We will be back! We enjoyed everything.
My birthday gathering was fun, comfortable, relaxing and a success!
Thank you Stockley Tavern staff!“

“Tonight, my husband and I tried a new place—Pizza King—completely on a whim. We had no idea it even existed until we walked out of Walmart, got in the car, and I happened to glance across the shopping center. I saw the sign and said, “Let’s give that place a shot!”

From the outside, it’s easy to miss, but once we walked in, I was pleasantly surprised. The decor matched the vibe: super relaxed, a little cozy, and clearly a place where people come to unwind. Patrons were chatting with each other across tables—it had that small-town, family-friendly energy that I love.

There was a seat yourself sign up front, though a waitress moved it as we walked in. I wasn’t sure what that meant anymore, so I asked and she let us know that we could sit at any table, just not the booths (totally fine!). She even brought over a high chair for our little one right away, though we quickly found out it was broken—thankfully, there was another nearby that worked.

The menu is surprisingly affordable, especially considering how good the food was. I ordered the Crabby Flatbread—basically a crab dip spread over flatbread with Chesapeake seasoning—for only $10.99. It was so good. I also got a $2.50 side salad, which came in a teeny tiny bowl—so small that there was no way to add dressing without it overflowing. I ended up dumping it into my food basket to make it work. (They meant “side salad” in the most literal way. 😂👌🏼)

The kids’ menu was great too—tons of options, and the first place I’ve seen that actually offers Goldfish crackers as a side. Genius.

Now for the only downside: service was slow. There were only two servers working the entire (pretty packed) restaurant, and it definitely showed. That said, our waitress was sweet, bubbly, and kept a great attitude the whole time. She really made the experience better just by being kind and checking in with us when she could. We had to wait a while for the check and box at the end, and our 16-month-old was definitely done by that point (cue the screeches), but we made it through.

Heads up: you pay at the register, not at your table.

All in all, it was a really chill spot with better food than expected and a kind staff doing their best under pressure. I’d go back—maybe just not when the place is slammed.“

“The Kiwanis barbecue chicken stand is open Saturday and Sunday from 11-sell out.

I picked up two platters on a whim when I saw they were open. 110% will be back. The chicken was well seasoned, cooked perfectly, and a nice size. The platter comes with pickles, a roll, and chips. The only thing I’d love to see them add would be some kind of sauce on the side!

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