So I lived in Columbia for 18 years and none of my so-called friends ever told me about this place. I'm not sure if I can forgive them. The fried mushrooms were an absolute delight, but that...
The Kingsman Restaurant
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The Kingsman Restaurant, located in Cayce, SC, is a beloved establishment known for its delicious steaks, burgers, and daily specials. Originally founded in 1972 by brothers Steve and Aubrey King, the restaurant has evolved over the years while maintaining its reputation for serving mouthwatering dishes at reasonable prices.
After Steve's passing in 2002, his nephew Kevin King took over the reins, ensuring that the tradition of excellent food continued. In 2012, local chefs Henry Griffin and Mike Deevey joined The Kingsman family, infusing the menu with a blend of classic diner favorites and innovative new creations. Their commitment to using fresh, local ingredients adds a unique touch to the dining experience.
Chef Henry Griffin, a Columbia native with an impressive culinary background, and Chef Mike Deevey, trained at Johnson and Wales University, have brought a fresh energy to The Kingsman while honoring the traditions that have made it a local staple. Whether you're a longtime patron or a first-time visitor, The Kingsman offers a dining experience that celebrates both heritage and innovation.
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We wound up settling for this restaurant today but were not totally disappointed to say the least. The place was packed at lunchtime and we received awesome and prompt service. Food quality was...
Not the best customer service presented. Came in there this past Saturday @ 8:54 p.m. Employees on the Grille said the store was closed. However, me and family entered with no closed signs on the...
I called in to place a pick-up order for lunch. That process wasn't bad at all. Their customer service was decent. I heard great things about The Kingsman, so I was excited to finally have a...
I had the chicken livers and they were awesome. And so were the onion rings. Wasn't ready for the Waffle House style front door.
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