We had dinner there tonight. Ate outside. Fair number of people by the time we got there a little after 4. Lots of waitstaff (all wearing masks) and service was very good. I had fillet mignon and fries, hubs had ribs. We were happy with our meal and the experience.

I am so glad they got rid of the buckets of peanuts and all the shell debris on the floor! If you want peanuts they give you two small bags, one with peanuts and one for the trash. Entertainment started at 5 (don't remember his name, sorry) and he said he would be there until 9.

FWIW.

kathy

Mulberry-went to listen to a band but swarms of flies on patio made it impossible to eat outside (manager did not seem very concerned), another time ordered but entrees never arrived and we had to order a second time, another time ordered drinks, appetizer and entrees and entrees came out first (waitress claimed that’s all we ordered).
Sumter-salad included a chunk of black plastic which came off of one of their mixing utensils - manager was kind enough to offer me another salad

I don't live in the area but thought that Cody's was a plus for the plaza. In concept it gave Villages close by another choice.

Makes one wonder how they stay in business.

I stopped by there today. There were 8 guys sitting at an outside table, and another 8 guys sitting at an inside table. They were all elbow to elbow. No masks. I guess that is technically legal, but it doesn't meet the social distance recommendations.

From what we have been told by other restaurant employees......groups of 10 are allowed to sit together shoulder to shoulder (called your "social circle") .

Not legal according to the Executive orders.

Try Bluefin and Wolfgang Puck.

I stand corrected. I believe parties of 8 can sit together in their "social circle".