Riverbend Restaurant
$ • Seafood
Hours:
202 Riverbend Rd, Thomaston
(706) 647-9738
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Great place to enjoy eating on the patio with your dog. Catfish basket with hush puppies is delicious!
This place never disappoints. Great food, reasonably priced, great service. Best Cole Slaw ever, perfectly fried catfish, great hush puppies, sweet tea, French fries. Seafood platter is awesome. Have never ordered anything there that wasn’t really good. Last visit was Saturday, May 03, 2025.
The Went there for our anniversary with 8 other couples the whole catfish was great the shrimp tased like it came out if a box and the onion rings were not good. I was told by someone else in my group that the catfish nuggets were manly crust with no fish in them
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Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 5 - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 5 - 9:30PM |
| Saturday | 5 - 9:30PM |
| Sunday | 5 - 9PM |
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Riverbend Restaurant is a popular destination known for its delicious food and breathtaking views. The restaurant offers a specialty fried whole catfish, prepared to perfection, as well as a large 22 oz ribeye steak that has been praised by customers for being tender and juicy. Although the menu may be limited, the food is consistently high-quality, with the coleslaw, catfish, and hush puppies being particular standouts. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, similar to eating at grandma's house, with quick and friendly service. The restaurant's location along the river provides a beautiful setting, especially at sunset, and some customers have expressed a desire for outdoor seating to fully enjoy the scenery. It's very popular with locals, so guests are encouraged to arrive early to beat the rush. While the restaurant has faced some issues with its online presence, it remains a reliable choice for a satisfying meal in a picturesque environment, making it a must-visit when in Thomaston or Georgia.