Jeffrey's must have changed ownership. Â Although the interior is the same (what you would expect from a Sports Bar & Grill), the staff and food are dramatically different. Â The "old" Jeffrey's seemed like a B.F.E. version of "Hooters." I'm not quite sure how this place passed health inspections! Â The food was bad enough to make me worry about food poisoning, and the service was negligent. Â Today, it's a different story. Â I highly recommend Jeffrey's if you're looking for a casual dining experience or if you are searching for a great place to watch the game.
Review Source:Negative! Â Disgusted
I managed to eat a salad that was damn near frozen
(Im guessing premade and stuck in fridge?)
And I took the wings to go to find it laced with hair disgusting, pic doesn't even show the way I wish it would- basic cleaning of wings +heat should mean that this was probably not from the chicken- either way
:( I'm just upset I came to a sports bar in the middle of nowhere
I can't figure this place out. Â Maybe it is the fact Jeffery's has an indoor and outdoor bar, girls dress skimpy, it is smack in the middle of an upper class Country Club community and lower-middle class subdivisions, and they try to cater to families and drunk rednecks. Â
Its not a bad place to go after work for a drink and app. Â The food is average, so on target for bar food. Â They also have some pretty good specials/discounts for kids, but watch out for the second hand smoke. Â
Avoid this place during a major sports event, especially UFC fights. Â It gets overcrowded and the girls on staff struggle to serve. Â The patrons also consist of a high percentage of "tough guys" who haven't realized they don't have a career in MMA.
This place is crazy stupid loud. Â Â Wow. Â
But...well, it's a sports bar.
So there ya go.
Food was excellent. Â The ribs were PHENOMENAL, and the nachos were amazin good. Â My wife and I shared a single order of the nachos, and we left full-up. Â Our lunch companions got some ribs, and shared.
If I ever return, I'm gettin about a hundred pounds of those things.
We have eaten here on several occasions and each and every time there is "something" that makes us say we will stop. When are we going to learn?
The food is just so-so and today's lunch was no exception. Three of us got the fish and chips and the fish was so overdone it was hard and dry. Blech!! On top of that, we arrived well before 2, ordered off the "lunch menu" (or so we thought), but when the bill came we were charged for full meals. When we inquired about it, our waitperson told us that we didn't tell her we were ordering off the lunch menu! Are you kidding me?? Why didn't you ask??
Joshua J. is correct that Jeffrey's is like a "Hooters in a college town" and I surely wish that our waitress had put hers away. Lunchtime during the week when the place is fairly empty is not the time to show them off for a better tip. It won't happen with a group of middle-aged ladies...ever.
We all made a pact today that next time one of us says they want to go to Jeffrey's, we will find another "old standby" and pass on this place. It's probably ok during game time and for drinks, but for real food, you can find something much better, for sure.
Ok so we went on a Sunday to watch football, we sat on the patio with all the tv's. First off, if you have to bring your kids to the bar to watch Football, please stick to the family restaurant side. There is plenty of second hand smoke going on and last time I checked, not good for small lungs, I could hardly take it much less a child.
Don't come to Jeffreys if you want to actually get a drink and some food..you'll just starve and stay thirsty. I had to go to the inside bar (on the other side of the restaurant!) to get a beer and a glass of water. They were completely understaffed and had one bartender/server for over 50 people. Just ridiculous.
And the manager was walking around aimlessly with no sense of urgency about him whatsoever. I would complain but what good would it do. Staff more people and an actual bartender during the busiest season of the year please.
I realize I'm likely the only male that hasn't been to Hooters. Â I understand that other than some other odd facts about me, this one might stand out.
So keep that fact in mind when I say going to Jeffrey's in Braselton is like going into a Hooters in a college town. Â Being located right across the street from the prestigious Chateau Elan neighborhood might make you wonder where these people come from. Â Actually, they likely come from the few hundred townhomes just yards behind the restaurant.
The outfits are skimpy and the wait staff very helpful. Â
The food is standard "Appleby's" fare. Â Hamburgers, Wraps, Chicken Wings. Â I've eaten there several times and nothing jumps out at you except the wall sized TV screen. Â
If you're looking for a romantic evening in a quiet place, look elsewhere, but if you want to share a beer over a game and get a burger, then I can think of no better place.
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