Nicker's Clubhouse - Carte

Great attention to detail and atmosphere Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

The salad I ordered was great, but others had some issues. The sandwich was dry and the fish lacked flavor. However, our waitress was fantastic!

Golf club house and bar Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Saturday Night Seafood Buffet Parking space: Plenty of parking Parking options: Free parking lot Voir le carte

We went on Saturday for Prime Rib and Seafood buffet. Food was very good. A lot of fish choices prepared different ways. Overall we had a good time. Definitely will go again. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $50–100 Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4 Recommended dishes: Saturday Seafood Buffet, Saturday Night Seafood Buffet

On the positive side, the Oysters Rockefeller were excellent. Although I didn’t think we needed four fish dishes, the prime rib was flavorful, and the desserts were delightful. While the experience wasn’t terrible, I doubt we’ll want to spend $54 each there again anytime soon, considering the many outstanding dining options available in our area.

We visited the Saturday night prime rib buffet and were promptly greeted by our server, who took our drink orders. The buffet was beautifully arranged, featuring an abundance of seafood options, including an impressive variety of sushi. The main highlights were the prime rib and snow crab legs. While a few items at the dessert table were stale, everything else was delicious. I would recommend this buffet if you're in the mood for a nice dinner experience. Service: Dine-in. Voir le carte

The buffet featured various stations, including salads, appetizers, main courses, and desserts. Unfortunately, many of the main dishes were already empty, even though it was only halfway through the evening, and there was little to no replenishment. This made it difficult to justify the price and impossible to evaluate the quality of the food properly. Additionally, the temperature inside the restaurant was uncomfortably cold; everyone at our table was bundled up in their coats. I had an air vent directly above me, and I kept getting condensation dripping onto my head and plate, which wasn't very appetizing. After ordering three drinks, our bill came to $156.70 plus a tip, and we decided i...

Upon parking, you are greeted with the most salacious aromas preparing your palate for greatness. However, the building rapidly replaces anticipation with a musty and moldy odor, stomping your appetite. Perhaps today, being Labor Day, it was an off day. We arrived around 12:45. Derwood, who appears to hold all positions, except server, took our drink order, delivered our drinks, and checked back with us multiple times while we waited for Lori (our actual server) to acknowledge us 22 minutes after arriving to take our lunch order. She did thank us for our patience, but the meals were meh at best. My hubby had the pulled pork (4 stars). My daughter had the fattiest hot wings ever and sent them...

My spouse and I were looking forward to trying Nicker’s for their prime rib and seafood buffet, so we dined there on Saturday night. We spent a total of $135 for two people, which is $54 per person plus tip and tax, but we were disappointed with the quality and taste of the food. Overall, I felt the food had a food-service quality: the crab legs were small and overcooked, while the other seafood options like flounder, mahi-mahi, and mussels had a fishy taste. The prime rib was a bit tough and dry. Additionally, the server at the prime rib and crab legs station was stingy, giving me no more than a 1/4-inch thick slice of prime rib and just one cluster of crab legs. To make matters worse, the... Voir le carte