
Griff’s Kitchen & Bar is more than just a restaurant. It is a community building. A welcoming and safe place to gather and connect within our community; a place where we know your faces and your names; a place where you don’t even have to order because we started making it when we saw your car pulling in. Stop in and become part of our community.
Humble joint with a patio whipping up local fare such as burgers, steak & desserts, plus draft beer.
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Address: 1390 Sand Hill Rd Suite 6, Candler, NC 28715
Phone: (828) 633-2153
Website: https://www.griffskitchenandbar.com/
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We had the chicken bites and they were tender with this just right crispy crunch…a light crunch on the outside. They were fried perfectly. Very tantalizing. I must say I could have one more of every dish. My husband and I shared a plate but the next time the chicken bites with grits is all mine with the shrimp buns too. The salmon salad was so good but I couldn’t enjoy it completely because the beef rib was blowing my mind. It was so tender you can cut it with a fork. Our drinks were the dragon fruit margaritas. I had to have A second drink even tho it was made to please so I didn’t need another like at some other restaurants, but I wanted another.
We Definitely will be returning. And they carry Saratoga spring water. Very impressed. I wish I lived in NC so could dine more often.
We took the fish and chips to go and I am eating on this delicious cod today since I could only eat one piece and the fries last night. The review I read on the fish and chips was so true. Fresh fish for sure and fried perfectly.
Thank you for such great service, your hospitality is A+
There is no where that I have found a beef rib on the menu. And we were blown away about the tenderness of it.
Keep up the great work!
Cliff and I will surely be making a trip to Candler just to come dine here.
As for the sandwich, it was reasonably to be priced, and the order was taken quickly and brought out to me quickly.
I got a Korean style fried chicken sandwich with creamy dill and ranch on the side as well for my fries.
Everything was delicious , fresh, and well worth the money. I will be back definitely, , and I will be recommending this place to my family
Followed by the long uncomfortable wait at a dead bar; I guess outside of tourist season things are pretty stale.
Also charged for the takeout containers, labeled as “takeout supplies” but was given no utensils….
$40 – 2 burgers and fries. Frozen fries, mediocre burger. Over charged for the bag it came in…
Speaks for itself. No opinion needed.
I chose the Big Cheese with a side of fries. The charred flavor in the bread swept my taste before getting my teeth into them. This sets up as a carryover into the cheese and uplifts a normally bland food choice. Even the fries had a yummy aftertaste. I try to limit condiments, feeling that it cheats the food of its time to shine. However, these starched lovelies can stand on their own without any help.
The Man had ‘The Fowl Reckoning’, a truly avipros description. The Man loved the flavor and pushed through the sandwich like someone was going to take it from him. The side salad paired nicely, he said, but didn’t overpower his choice.
Nice decor, good service, great food…a true trifecta…
Definitely planning to visit again.
The last time we had takeout though, the fries that came with the burger were burnt. The classic burger I think was better than Griff’s burger. The description of the Griff burger was good but the flavors were a little lacking.
For the bulgogi fries: It would have been nice to have little more bulgogi and kimchi served with it. From what I could taste, it didn’t taste like the authentic bulgogi I grew up eating and making; however, the flavors weren’t bad. So overall, I still enjoyed it.
EtA: I was sad to see the bulgogi fries were no longer on the menu! Tried the bulgogi sandwich today. I was really excited because it sounded really good with the kimchi and bulgogi topped with a gooey fried egg. The concept was great! But it was a too salty and heavy handed on the soy. It unfortunately masked the other flavors that should be seen with bulgogi: the garlic, the sesame oil, the onion with a little sweetness from the sugar and pear or apple.. This combination is what makes a good bulgogi. With a little tweaking and a little more kimchi, this sandwich would be phenomenal!
EtA 2: My kids both had there typical cheeseburger and fries which they love. They nailed the temperature of the burgers every time. However once my son tasted my shrimp n grits he decided the food I ordered was better. He therefore gave the classic burger 4/5 and the shrimp n grits 5/5. I loved the shrimp n grits as well though the bacon bits were more of a jerky consistency. I loved how the green onions added a freshness to the dish as well. My husband enjoyed the fish n chips as well. This place is definitely one we like to visit on the few times we go out to eat.
EtA 3: we went back for an anniversary lunch where my husband ordered the broccoli tempura and shrimp buns. The shrimps as always were delicious and the tempura on the broccoli was light, crisp and not greasy. The tempura sauce drizzled over was spot on. The size of the broccoli honestly was so big that at first we thought it was a platter of drumsticks ! So be sure to bring your appetite when ordering!
I decided to try something new: korean fried chicken sandwich topped with kimchi, green onions and garlic aioli. The flavor of the sandwich itself wasn’t bad, but it was not what it was purported to be. Korean fried chicken should be crispy, often double fried for extra crispness then covered in a sweet spicy gochujang sauce. The sandwich I was eating, had a soggy coating while it’s taste was more reminiscent of a buffalo chicken. The rich umami taste for which gochujang is known was severely lacking (…though I you might catch a hint of it if you suck on the breading long enough.) The sandwich got so soggy that it was literally falling apart in my hands. The kimchi topped on the chicken is not what i would call kimchi. It had such a strong vinegar taste that it seemed more like a quick pickled cabbage with gochugaru that you will often find when eating chulpan gui. This is also something I enjoy. Therefore while i would disagree with the name and the description of the dish itself due technical errors in executing the dish, the flavors were quite nice, and the portion was more than adequate. I ended up taking home some of the chicken and sweet potato fries where my kids tasted it and thought the chicken tasted like chicken wings. 3/5 stars on this dish