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Doolittle's

➤ North Main Street, Anderson, 29621, United States Of America

Carte • Pasta • Coffee • Cheese • Seafood

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"We don't particularly care for the music because we can't talk to the people we are having dinner with. This time the music wasn't overly loud, but we still had trouble hearing each other. The place is too small for someone to be playing music or have them start at or pm instead of so early."

Sullivan's Metropolitan Grill

➤ 208 S. Main Street Anderson, SC 29621, 29624, United States

Carte • Bars • Cafés • Burgers • American

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"it is a very beautiful place, the quality of the service, friendliness and cordiality of all employees. eating the exquisite, they want to try everything they offer in the menu. it is a place to repeat forever."

Mcgee's Irish Pub

➤ 116 W Orr StSC 29625, Anderson, United States

Carte • Cafés • Irish • Cakes • American

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"A nice Irish pub. Visited Sat March 16th. Went for the corn beef and cabbage. Sadly a big disappointment. Food was terrible. Corn beef tasted like it was heavily salted and ruined taste. Cabbage was mixed with mashed potatoes, yuk Wife's corn beef was a solid lump and not editable . Food was prepared ahead of time and arrive with our appetizers. Service was take your order and never to be seen again. Appetizers were good, mushrooms and Dragon Eggs. We would go back for the pub experience and possible pub grub. However, meal and service I would not recommend."

Shucks Oyster

➤ 315 N Main St, Anderson, SC 29621, United States

Carte • Pasta • Coffee • Seafood • American

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"Has gone a little downhill overall the past few times we've been here. Have been coming to Shuck's since they opened a few years ago, came here often, and have always had a great experience for the most part with service, food and drinks. However, in the past one or two years, the food we usually order on a regular basis and love (chopped salad, for example) has definitely changed. They used to use big, meaty chunks of bacon, bleu cheese crumbles and romaine lettuce. Went there the other night, gave the chopped salad another try, but it was just as disappointing as the last few times: lettuce is a spring mix, no longer chopped romaine, with some kind of bitter lettuce in the mix. Bacon was like any other bacon you'd get anywhere else, nothing special. There was no choice of bleu cheese versus cheddar (or feta or whatever they used to offer). The cheddar seemed like it was the finely shredded kind from a bag. The croutons were very plain and would have been better to omit them altogether. I think they used to use homemade croutons in the past (at least they tasted like homemade). I believe they used to serve the chopped salad with thinly sliced red onion. This time, salad was served with lettuce in the middle and all the other ingredients (tomatoes, bacon, finely chopped white onion, cucumbers, shredded cheddar) surrounding the lettuce--then piled high in a very small bowl which spilled onto the table when you attempted to cut it or take a bite from a fork. For a side salad, it was very plentiful and great for the price. Wish they would go back to the way they used to make it--and serve in a bigger bowl, or better yet, on a plate. The crab cake appetizer is still pretty good, doesn't seem to have changed much from a few years ago. But again--served on a very small plate the size of a saucer. Maybe serve on at least a salad-size plate next time, or the kind of plate shown in the picture on the online menu. We got the cornbread starter but will not get again. Bread was dry, edges were burned. Waitress was wonderful (she always is; have had her before) but service very slow. It was a Saturday around 6:00, restaurant was pretty full as you'd expect for a Saturday. Maybe they were short staffed, but we waited a long time for our food. Decided to order cocktails because the food was taking so long, but it took another 15-20 minutes to get those after we ordered. Didn't order any of the other items we used to get on a regular basis that were never disappointing, like low country boil steam tray, tuna tartare or pimento cheese dip with pita, so not sure how these and other items fare these days. We love the atmosphere at Shuck's and will come back and try these favorites of ours again. Just disappointed that the chopped salads we so loved do not compare to what they used to be."

Thai Spice

➤ 414 East Greenville Street, Anderson, 29621, United States Of America

Carte • Thai • Asian • Seafood • Chicken

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"If you're looking for a unique and delicious dining experience in Abbeville, S.C., Thai Spice on town square is a must-try. They offer a variety of dishes that can be customized to your spice preference, whether you like it spicy or not. I personally enjoy a bit of spice, but not too much. I loved the Nam Tok beef salad rice noodle soup with calamari, while my wife enjoyed the Pork Fried rice and Tom Yum soup with chicken. We also both loved the authentic Thai tea. Next time, I can't wait to try the Tom Kha soup with chicken. Just be sure to let your server know if you prefer your food non-spicy, otherwise it will have a little kick."