Seafood · $
1 Gnat's Landing Statesboro
470 South Main Street, Statesboro
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Garlic Cheese Curds
- Sweet Potato Fries
- Chicken Sandwich
- Shrimp and Grits
“Love Gnats! Great food and fast service!”
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Seafood · $
470 South Main Street, Statesboro
Customers’ favorites
“Love Gnats! Great food and fast service!”
Hamburger · $
1302 Statesboro Pl Circle, Statesboro
Customers’ favorites
“This is one of our favorite places to eat. But we do not like it so much tonight. We walked in at 9:26 they say they close at 10:00. However the hostess greeted us by saying we are no longer serving dine in but you can get your food to go. We turned around and walked out and went down the road where we were able to sit down and enjoy our food. Very disappointing. If you are no longer serving dine in guest 30 minutes before you close you need to post that so people don't waste their time coming to your establishment .”
American · $
195 Northside Drive East, Statesboro
Customers’ favorites
“Amazing food!! Amazing prices!! Amazing service!! Best restaurant in town!!”
Hamburger · $
249 Tormenta Way, Statesboro
“I’ll be honest - I’ve tried wayback a few times before, but always at airports. Not the greatest experience. Totally different this time! Ordered the chicken BLT and it was honestly one of the best chicken sandwiches I’ve ever had. Tater tots were perfectly cooked as well. You guys made a fan today!”
Hamburger · $
23992 US-80 Suite A, Statesboro
Customers’ favorites
“The hamburgers are ok kinda over priced the French fries are really good!! The customer service was really good and the atmosphere would have been ok except the music was so loud you couldn't carry on a conversation with the person next to you”
Burgers · $
1550 Chandler Road Space A, Statesboro
Customers’ favorites
“So excited this DP Dough store opened!! My fave calzones: Buffer Zone & End Zone. And Huge Choc Chip cookies! Open Crazy Late hours. Delivery too !! Nice owner ! I recommend this restaurant for its great tasting calzones !!”
Steak House · $$
24034 US-80, Statesboro
Customers’ favorites
“Can someone please contact me… I left my wallet on the table tonight, between 9:30-10, our server was Russel.”
Bar & Grill · $
200 Lanier Drive, Statesboro
“just so laid back!! Great bartender!!”
American · $
224 South Main Street, Statesboro
“My first time ordering from there and I will definitely be returning. I ordered the 5 whole wings and fries and my plate could barely close because the wings were big and my plate was loaded with crinkle fries. These were also good quality fries. Thick, full of potato, and fried to perfection. I also ordered a mango lemonade which was delicious and the mozzarella sticks which were big and stuffed with cheese. It's nice to see statesboro is also getting restaurants that aren't big chains but serve quality food.”
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