Ball & Que Restaurant

If you're ever in Georgetown, SC, and you're craving a meal that feels like home, Ball & Que Restaurant is the spot to check out. Located at 1808 Highmarket St, this charming restaurant is known for its welcoming atmosphere and delicious comfort food that brings locals and visitors alike back for more.

When you walk into Ball & Que, you'll immediately feel the warm, family-friendly vibe. The noise level is just right – enough to make it lively, but not overwhelming, making it a great choice for both casual dining and celebrations with friends or family. It's the perfect place to bring the kids, and if you're in the mood for a group outing, you won’t be disappointed with the spacious seating arrangements.

As for the food? Let’s just say it’s hard to leave without a satisfied stomach. Ball & Que serves up a range of mouth-watering dishes, but a few stand out from the crowd. Their Fried Chicken is crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside – a real crowd-pleaser. If you're into seafood, the Fried Shrimp is a must-try, perfectly seasoned and fried to golden perfection. Don’t forget to save room for dessert! The Homemade Coconut Pie is a sweet treat that will have you coming back for another slice (or two).

Whether you're a local or just passing through, Ball & Que Restaurant offers an authentic taste of Southern comfort food in a relaxed setting that’s great for all ages. So, next time you're in the area, be sure to stop by and enjoy a hearty meal with a side of Southern hospitality.

Reviews

Helen B.

What a perfect Birthday gift!!! I've been searching for a coconut custard pie for ages. My friend lives in Georgetown and highly recommended Ball & Que's pies. She even surprised me today with my own pie! Soooooo delicious and the most appreciated Birthday gift

Kathleen P.

All was delicious with amazing service. Everyone seemed to enjoy their food all around. Not just our table. And the staff was super friendly and accommodating ! Excellent choice. 5 stars!!

Sam T.

It's late on a weeknight and I'm driving through Georgetown. A red neon "RESTAURANT OPEN" sign gets my attention and I say to myself "Self, an open restaurant, just what I need." I bounce over the curb to get to the weird parking spot, leaving the exit for future me to worry about, present me is ready to eat. I walk in and it's a sleepy feeling diner with a large bar at the front and a pretty large dining area. I hop up to the bar and take a seat to be quickly greeted. I have no idea what they're known for so I put my faith and future in the waitresses hands. The suggestion is a fried chicken club, which I obviously oblige. Not something I'd order but we're on an adventure. As someone very close to me once said, "tots are tots are tots", and she was right. But the club was pretty good. About $15 for dinner. I'd say it was priced fairly. I'm not familiar with the culinary scene of the area, but this place appears to be a safe bet for a safe meal.

Timothy K.

The specials are great, great food, great price, home cooked meals like my mother would make

Molly J.

Best food in town for country cooking! Love this place especially the chicken salad plate, jeep ford salad and coconut pie! Great employees that are always friendly.