Mayworth's Public House

"Great cozy pub and restaurant in the picturesque town of Cramerton. We ordered the sloppy Joe, sliders, turkey BLT, and the salmon. All great. They also have a lot of local brews on tap. The atmosphere is dark, warm and inviting. Service was great. The parking situation out front can be a little bit of a challenge depending on the time you visit. There are other places to park, which might require a slight walk. That's great though while exploring some of the other shops around here small downtown area."

"Service was ok, but the food was terrible. My wife ordered a fish sandwich, and the first one was so over deep fried it was almost black. They remade it, and the second one was grossly undercooked. I had a burger, and it was nothing special kinda dry. The best part was the fried pickles appetizer. For the $45 for the 2 of us for lunch it definitely wasn't worth it. Date of dining was 1/20/2024"

"Bartender was awesome (sorry, I can't remember his name). Super personable and made the most delicious and beautiful white Russian I have ever had!"

"This place was off the chain. The atmosphere and vibe was very cozy. Food was amazing. The Cobb salad was plentiful and the shrimp tacos were delectable. The server was on his A game. I definitely recommend this place."

"My wife and I were visiting Mt Holly to see family and old friends. About to make my annual visit to Super Walmart to pick up a dozen pounds of livermush (a regional treat like Scrapple) to bring back to Tampa. We decided to check out a place recommended in nearby Cramerton. Late lunch, GPS took us there and parking right in front. Beautiful small town reminded me of my hometown. We were seated right away in a booth that turned out to be very special. Our great waitress Carmen brought drinks and menus. My wife decided on the Sunday Special Meatloaf with fries, all covered in brown gravy. I chose the Sloppy Joseph with Queso and Jalapeños. There was a brass tag on the booth “Home of Charles and Monica Oliver” and we asked Carmen about it. Turns out the couple came in every day for many years and always sat in Booth 13. So the restaurant honored them with the tag. They have passed but their memory lingers. Awww. Turns out Carmen had grown up in town and worked at Mayworths while in school. Then moved away but came back to where she loved. She also gave us a brief history of the town. She was so delightful, we wished we could adopt her as a granddaughter! We complimented the chef and she brought him out to meet us! Excellent food, terrific service and what an atmosphere! Well worth a visit. Made us want to visit more small restaurants in small towns. More than a meal - an adventure! We will be back next trip up."