Jims Smokin Que - (Near Blairsville, GA)

Kimberley Brown The sushi was good! Our server was a very nice and gentle lady Our front cook ( not sure his official title) was professional, funny, personable and made a mean fried rice! And....he cleaned the grill so well it looked new. Thank you for hosting our team building luncheon! Ill be sure to bring my friends and family.

Yanis Fernandes The wings are delicious here as well as the prices on beer. It is a nice ambiance with all the dollar notes spread out on the wall. Our service did rush the invoice before we were done with food and drinks. It might have been an off night for the waitress, but it was still 30 minutes to close. We nonetheless ordered additional items before checking out.

Jodie Rollins Great restaurant. Good service. Large portion sizes and fair price.

Williams Eddy “tvmechanic21” Wife orders me a wings and things traditional plate with tongue tourch sauce to bring home for my supper. She was obviously mis understood because when I opened the box it was nuggets and things with no sauce what so ever..... Boneless wings are not my thing. You pay a premium price to get Medicare service as always disappointing place!!!

Carly Kay If your from the west coast (Cali specifically for me) and have been trying to find mexican food that tastes like home. This is it! The moment I saw the burrito with fries on the menu I already knew I had found my new spot. I got carnitas on the gigante burrito and it was awesome, great flavor. Im a huge rice and beans girls and these smacked. The chicharrones were not to crunchy, and great flavor. The churros remind me of the fresh ones I used to get on the carts during the Monday sale back home. Wont eat mexican anywhere else in town! My kids got Asada tacos and ate all of it so thats always a good review.

Fatin Asnan Coming to this restaurant wasn’t planned, but we were pleasantly surprised with the food, service, and vibe. We made a last minute reservation (due to our original restaurant didn’t work out). Got there 20 mins early and got seated right away. For the food, we ordered the whole fried tilapia, a fried grouper fillet, an iron beer (Cuban version of coke)— and everything came just about $40. That price in the downtown of Savannah is unbelievable. Huge portions too. Photo of Tilapia with husband’s hand for scale, the Grouper, and the aftermath :) More importantly, the foods were actually really tasty. Fishes were seasoned well. Sweet plantains were a nice touch of sweetness to the savory fish. And the garlic bread they gave in house… chef’s kiss! Plus, they got live music and friendly servers. We were there for 1.5 hours and witnessed 3 birthday celebrations by the servers and the band. Service can be a bit slow due to how packed it is, but just set your expectations especially for weekend nights.