The Mimosa was over powering with champagne. The wait staff had no knowledge of the food or how it was presented. The eggs Benedict would nave been served on toast had I not requested a muffin. It was topped with regular smoked bacon not Canadian bacon. The poached eggs were hard boiled and the Hollandaise sauce was bitter with far... More

We recently had a business dinner at the Willcox for 9 people and everyone raved about their food and the service.

Came into town for the masters, didn't have a reservation but the manager managed to get us a table. Started with the spinach salad (amazing). I had the 6oz filet asked for MR came out perfect, my guest requested the 8oz NY strip with mash, server (devin) replied it was not a problem. Only problem was we didn't have enough... More

I have been to this restaurant 3 times in the past 5 weeks. The best experience was with a friend for a leisure lunch. We were warned by our waitress that the service would be slow because she was the only one working. We had the same waitress for a group of 25 with reservations for lunch. That time she... More

The atmosphere is very nice here, however, the food is disappointing, to say the least. We ordered the calamari for an appetizer, which was greasy (oil in the bottom of the dish), then a goat cheese plate. The cheese was hard as a brick, and had to be really gotten after with a knife & wouldn't spread. Cheese needs to... More

On the advice of traveling friends, we saught out and thoroughly enjoyed dining at The Willcox. The menu was large and mouth watering, but we had been out on the road for three days and ordered steaks, which we usually don't do. The lobby, bar and dining room are elegant and seeped in tradition. The dining room was busy, and... More

We had dinner there-it is a beautiful hotel, indeed full of history as it is part of the Old Aiken Winter Colony. I had a chicken entree with potatoes and vegetables, very every day -- It was presented in a very nice manner, but was not earth shatteringly good. It was an entree that I could have easily prepared myself.... More

The hotel accommodations notwithstanding (oops, they are outstanding), the restaurant is well worth the experience. My recommendation, to experience the talents of the chef, is to try the soup of the day. Just a cup of some of the most unusual concoctions is an eye opener to what is on the menu. We've been there numerous times and have yet... More

I went with a group of friends which included an Aiken resident who served as our guide and hostess. This was to be our fine-dining experience for the trip. Unfortunately, the dining wasn't so fine. There was a mix-up as to our reservation time because two parties reserved under the same last name for early evening dining. We ended up... More