If there’s one thing that Statesboro is full of, it’s places to eat. It’s time to spice up your pallet by spending an evening dining in downtown Statesboro. Rather than eating all of your meals at boring chain restaurants, of which Statesboro has plenty, why not spend the evening at Gee Da’s Table?

Gee-Da’s Table, a new restaurant in Downtown Statesboro, opened around four months ago; it took the place of the Chops on Main. Gee Da’s Table is breaking the mold of typical Statesboro cuisine with high class dining that is one of a kind.

Gee Da’s Table has an atmosphere of southern charm mixed with New American style food. The building, owned by Statesboro local Andy Alred, has been in his family for 40 years. After a new face lift, it has become a swank date-night spot for Statesboro locals and students alike.

The cuisine at Gee Da’s Table is a New American style. Executive Chef, Sebastian Alzate, tries his best to make Gee Da’s Table’s cuisine a fusion many cultures.

“America is the melting pot,” Alzate said, “so we try to have a little of everything.”

The menu offers a variety of options including weekly vegetarian specials and dishes made with locally sourced produce. They also have created several affordable, original appetizers.

Gee Da’s Front House Manager, Andrew Reddick, hopes to engage the students of Georgia Southern with a high quality atmosphere and affordable prices. He also wants to introduce student specific specials and affordable offers for date nights in the future. Reddick also mentioned that the restaurant caters and has a lovely room in the restaurant that would be an excellent spot to host a party.

Gee Da’s also has a full bar including specials like everyday three-dollar wells. It is open Tuesday through Saturday with happy hour from 5-7 p.m.

It’s easy to get into a routine when deciding where to eat in Statesboro, but with new dining establishments like Gee Da’s Table, you may find a new and tasty way to spice up your dinners.