Olde Town Hall Restaurant & Pub

Hidden gem of South Carolina! If you want a good restaurant to break up the drive going up or down I-77, this place is a must visit. Incredible food, great atmosphere, and very friendly service. I got a grilled chicken breast with sautéed shrimp, ham, and veggies served over rice smothered in a cream sauce. One of the best meals I've had in a while.

Bland. That is my one word summary for this place. Olde Town Hall was recommended to us a few years ago and it's been on our list for a while. Pros:- Menu has something for everyoneCons:- Everything tasted bland and a big time lack of seasoning. Everything just tasted like what it was. Chicken tasted like chicken. French fries tasted like potato. Burger tasted like beef. Nothing really stood out.- The customers. I felt like I was in a nursing home in here. I'm 33 and was easily 40 years younger than most of the customers.- Smell. It smelled musty inside, like old wood. I know the building is over a 100 years old, but I dine in Savannah quite frequently. It smelled old in a musty way inside that wasn't pleasant.- OVERCOOKED CHICKEN. Oh man. A cardinal sin. A big time no no.- The vibe inside was old. Not cute/historic old. Just...old. Kind of like walking into your grandparents house. The table and chair were wobbly because they were...uhhhh... old. Get what I'm saying? Yeah, this place let me down. I ordered smothered chicken and it kind of looked like slop. It wasn't very appealing. The chicken was very over-cooked which no-one is a fan of. It also tasted so bland it could have passed as turkey. The mashed potatoes had mushrooms in it and that was a weird texture combination for me.We also had onion rings and fried mozzarella. They were fine. The onion rings needed salt, but almost everything needed salt so that was a recurring theme. My wife had the burger and said...(guess what?) It needed salt and pepper.When you walk into a restaurant and 90% of the people are over the age of 70 you can probably imagine it won't be the best. This place did the old vibe wrong.

Nice date night spot. All the food coming out of the kitchen looked gorgeous and yummy and our own plates did not disappoint. The crab cake sandwich was thick and well flavored and sweet potato fries were hot and perfectly cooked. Meatloaf and potatoes will definitely be ordered again as well. My old fashioned seemed a bit watered down so I'll have to try again next time!

First time... we're new to the area, came on a recommendation from a neighbor. I'm a foodie and this place did not disappoint! Everything was delicious. Where it fell flat was the service. First, you don't rattle off a list of more than three specials and then show annoyance when you need to repeat. Second when you rattle off said list say it slowly like you want the customer to really understand what they are getting. I ordered the lamb special and all I heard was with mashed potato not Brussel sprouts so I ordered more veggies. Third offer the price! Same thing happened with dessert. With your extensive specials offer a printed copy would be extremely helpful. The list was so overwhelming my dining partner deferred to the standard menu.

This was a random stop for dinner on the way to Columbia, SC. Staged in a historic building the restaurant had a small town feeling with exciting menu options. Beer list was limited but wine list was extensive. Service was enjoyable and quick. We shared a Tuscan salmon on linguine. The fish was perfectly prepared. They offer special food events so if you are local I recommend planning to attend one .

Had to drive about 25 minutes out of town to find this gorgeous downtown area with a few shops & a pub. This restaurant & pub alone was worth the drive. All of it looked great honestly but kept it lunchy with our choices (although if there's mashed potatoes on the menu I'm getting them). Sweet potato fries were so good and sweet. Mashed potatoes were to die for! My husband loved the burger & I loved my panini. We can't wait to come back for date night & dive into dinner. Our service was great, food came fast, which is always a plus! Must try/visit.

Let me start by saying I have been here a few times, have never been disappointed. This last time though was really not great . . The mussels as always were great , calamari though from frozen for sure , was good too . My friend loved his beef over fresh Alfredo pasta. My other friend had the meatloaf wrapped in bacon and it was edible but very overcooked and dry . I had the salmon with pasta and it was really disappointing. It was rich , but very very bland and gloppy with way too many sundried tomatoes which I love but overwhelmed the texture of the dish. Not enjoyable at all.Service was perfect, Christina is wonderful . This will still be one of my favorite places and I will continue to return . My review is more for the chefs and restaurant info . I think feedback is important .

Great food and service. The ambiance was load but they were extremely busy. It's a little on the expensive side.

One of my favorite restaurants. Hesitated to write a review as I selfishly don't want it over run with crowds. Very enjoyable service in a quaint and warm surroundings. Food is well prepared and is priced accordingly. Suits and ties or camouflage and t shirts, not pretentious, just a welcoming atmosphere that I thoroughly enjoy and appreciate.

Had the meatloaf with the broccolini and rice. Absolutely delicious. I usually get hot sauce with meatloaf but I didn't want to ruin the taste. Highly recommend! Building was old place with lots of character. Staff very efficient and knowledgeable of the food. Wife got the French onion soup and she was also very pleased. Sweet tea as expected was quite sweet.