Great service! Incredible Caramel Macchiato!…read moreRecommend this place to everyone! Very quaint inside !

Location is closed and it's not posted anywhere. Tried calling and they have the same answering…read moremachine as if they were open.

Cafe de Fleur is such a cute little coffee shop in historic Summerville. My husband and I each got…read morea coffee and shared a chocolate croissant. The staff was amazing--one of the girls took her time helping me pick out a coffee she knew I'd love, which I really appreciated. We had our dog with us, so we sat outside, and she even brought the pastry out to us--such a nice touch! The croissant was good, but I personally prefer a lot of chocolate and felt it was a little light (just my taste). Overall, definitely worth giving them a try!

Stopped in, asked the extremely friendly barista for a suggestion and I got a pumpkin spice vanilla…read morelatte (that's a mouthful!). Price was a touch high, around $8 for a 12 ounce coffee, but the coffee was absolutely fantastic, sweet but not like a coffee milkshake, zero acid, great flavor but the coffee taste still sone through. I don't mind paying this much for a coffee this tasty. Place is very cute inside very Paris-inspired. Staff is super friendly. Outdoor seating too. They have some snacks, I didn't try them but they are from Saffron Bakery, soni feel confident in saying that they are going to be A+ (see my review on Saffron!). J.Ja

If you're looking for the gold standard of brunch in Summerville, look no further than First Watch…read moreon North Main Street. This isn't just your typical "eggs and toast" diner; it's a full-on culinary experience that manages to feel both incredibly healthy and deeply indulgent at the exact same time. From the second you walk through the door, you're hit with the "Sun-Up" vibe--it's bright, airy, and smells like fresh-squeezed citrus and high-end coffee. We were greeted by a host who gave us a realistic wait time, but here is a pro tip: use their app to join the waitlist before you even leave your house. We did that and were whisked to a booth within five minutes of arriving. The Appetizer You Can't Skip We started with the Million Dollar Bacon, and let me tell you, the name is an understatement. It's four slices of hardwood smoked bacon baked with a brown sugar and black pepper crust, finished with a maple syrup drizzle. The way the cayenne pepper provides a tiny kick at the end to balance the sweetness is genius. It is thick, crispy, and honestly, I would come back just for a plate of that. The Main Event For the mains, our table tried a variety of dishes to see if the kitchen could handle the rush: Lemon Ricotta Pancakes: These are probably the fluffiest pancakes I've ever had. The ricotta adds a creamy richness without making them heavy, and the marinated berries on top were burst-in-your-mouth fresh. They didn't even need extra syrup. The Tri-Athlete Omelet: For those trying to stay on track with fitness goals, this is the move. It's an egg white omelet loaded with house-roasted onions, tomatoes, and cremini mushrooms. It felt light but was surprisingly filling. Farmhouse Hash: This is the ultimate comfort bowl. The potatoes were seasoned perfectly (not too salty), and the two over-easy eggs on top created a rich sauce that tied the whole thing together. The Juice Bar & Coffee You cannot visit First Watch without hitting the juice bar. We tried the Purple Haze--it's visually stunning with the butterfly pea flower, and the lemon/cane sugar combo is incredibly refreshing. Also, their Project Sunrise Coffee is some of the best "restaurant coffee" I've ever tasted. Knowing it supports female farmers in Colombia makes that second (and third) refill taste even better. Service & Atmosphere Despite the place being packed, the service was seamless. Our server, Justin, was a machine--he anticipated our refills before we even asked and knew the menu inside and out, even suggesting a side of the "Greens dressed with lemon" which was a perfect palate cleanser. The atmosphere is energetic but not so loud that you can't have a conversation. Whether you're a local or just passing through the 29483 area, this First Watch location is firing on all cylinders. It's clean, the ingredients are top-tier, and the menu is creative enough to keep you coming back week after week.

I'll admit, I'm not a huge breakfast person, especially when I'm trying to lose weight or keep it…read moreoff. Nope, about 4oz of berries and coffee with honey, creamer, turmeric, cinnamon and cayenne for me. Please note my listed concoction is extremely beneficial to the body, containing anti-inflammatory and antioxidants. Ok back to the point, I had the opportunity to meet a friend from church for lunch and I figured since I've never been to a First Watch in my life, to give it a try. The ride over at 11:15 on a Tuesday morning was easy, light on traffic with ample parking in a very safe section of town. I beat my comrade, for my Russian friends, to the restaurant as he was lagging a bit so the courteous wait staff promptly seated me. To be honest the franchise appears to have a forced hommy look to it. As if they're trying to be something you'd find on a winding country road where only the locals know about. To be honest, the ambiance is the lowest on my checklist, so depending on your perspective, that's a good thing. My hostess/waitress was asking me about my beverage before I was seated! I like this commitment to service. She even got me honey for my sweetener as I requested. Slow... slow golf clap from the audience. As I confessed before, I'm not a big breakfast person but I try to eat reasonable 90% of the time to stay "fit as a fiddle" (I'm curious where that analogy came from). While I could have enjoyed a great number of items, I opted for 1 Belgian waffle and 2 over easy eggs to go with my coffee. My skinny friend (grumble) got the Tri Fecta b/c.... well he's skinny! But as I recall it was about the same as my dish but with bacon. First off, my eggs were perfectly over easy - cooked 65% on one side the rest on the other with a very runny yolk, tasty! Now for the waffle, can we say "false advertising on 3?" Belgian waffles are thicker, have a "yiester" batter and pearl sugar. Plus, the "syrup traps" (all rights to Mitch Hedberg) are deeper while it has a crispier exterior and fluffier interior. In other words what I got was a deflated, defeated and structurally defunct piece of want to be abstract art, only something that a painter like Mark Rothko could appreciate (look him up). It was tasty but when I love waffles and have refrained for literal years I had my hopes set way to high. Anyways it was an average experience with only one syrup option! Oh I apologize for the pic, I was hungry and forgot to snap one before I destroyed it with my pitchfork. Overall, I don't want to nitpick too much but give constructive advice. So, the great -bacon, eggs, coffee, customer service, noise level and comfort. The average or slightly below average - the waffle (mislabeled) and ambiance via drab decor. If I were to come back, which isn't a reflection on the restaurant but my eating habits, I would opt for the eggs benedict as I make them all the time at home since homemade hollandaise sauce is easy and elevates any dish.

I can't believe I haven't left a review yet for this Biggby Coffee!! The staff is phenomenal, they…read morealways greet me with a smile and check-in how I'm doing vs just a number..their customer service is top notch. The seasonal drinks are always drawing me in too..today I got the s'mores cold brew and loved every sip of it. Very grateful for this coffee shop here in Goose Creek. They have a rewards program and I sign up for their emails to hear about the latest updates and coupons. Keep up the stellar work!!

I've overlooked this coffee shop for far too long. I live not far from it, but usually go to…read moreDunkin. It's nice to switch it up sometimes tho. Biggby has several sandwich options, on top of their coffee and juice menu. They have this bragel sandwich called the Turkey Havarti. So good. It's made on a thin bagel, I get Asiago but they also have plain and everything bagels. They even have muffins and donut holes! They have energy drinks that contain Red Bull. Never have I tried one, I'm a hot latte type gal. Their cold foams look good too. I'll have to try it one day. Tips for this place: - Check the wall to the left of the register for some yummy drink specials not on the regular menu - Check signage around store for special food options not on the regular menu - Weekday specials: I took a picture of this for your convenience I like this place. It's located by the Lowe's in Goose Creek. Turn at that light, then turn right into Biggby's parking lot. Oh yes, I'll be back.

The donuts are very light, not cake donuts. They are very soft and the toppings are great. I tried…read morea variety, with the chocolate being my favorite. The service is great. The folks are friendly and knowledgeable. The place is decorated very homey, with cool rocking chairs and Christmas decorations.

For those of you who read my reviews you know I LOVE to support local. And you may or may not know…read morethat I also love donuts. Coming from Springfield IL all I knew was delicious donuts from a local shop, Mel-O-Cream. I still get them every time I'm in SPI for a visit!! So in CHS after Glazed permanently closed, I've been in search for a local donut replacement. So I found DonutMakes and stopped to give them a try. The actual yeast donuts were fresh and good. My hiccup was with the icing and the gel filling. As numerous other reviews mentioned, neither the icing or filling was sweet. And nobody wants cloyingly sweet, but I expect a donut to be sweet. Also, the pink icing and jelly filling were both listed as raspberry flavored. I love raspberries and neither gave me a raspberry flavor profile at all. So my hunt for the best local donut will continue.

Absolutely love it here! Kids get to play while mom gets to sip on coffee/work - There are three…read moredifferent bouncy houses (a pirate ship, an obstacle course and a giant slide) and all are a huge hit with my kiddos and the whole middle section is full of toys better suited for 18 months and under. I will say I feel like age wise this place is perfect for 4 to 8 year olds and more independent players as you cannot bring your coffee into the play area with you.

Cute place to bring your babies and meet other parents, good coffee options too…read more Cute place to bring your babies and meet other parents, good coffee options too.

Biggby Coffee is a gem! We went Sunday afternoon & I ordered a sweet foam pumpkin cold brew. My…read morehusband got an iced coffee & a sausage, egg, cream cheese bagel sandwich. I was able to snag a few bites. It was delicious! Warm & filling, it was a well-made sandwich. My cold brew was killer as well. And bonus if you're active military--they offer $1 off drinks over 20 ounces. We'll definitely be back. I want to try the turkey & havarti cheese bagel next!

What's better than a piping hot cup of fresh Joe, or... for those who defy the norm, iced coffee?…read more I can think of many things and being a former comedian, I'll refrain from stating. However, what tires my bones to the core is the inauthenticity of people that have taken over coffee culture; with their man-buns, little lap tops writing "the next great American novel," forearmed tattooed and blue haired activist that... Oh sorry, I got off topic a bit, shades of living in Austin TX. That said, I see the environment at Biggby set up to cater to those people, yet the new gen hippy takeover hasn't started. No, what I see from this dainty coffee bar are inviting pastel-colored walls, light toned wood chairs and tables, crayon inspired specials written on the windows and where ever along with their merch being pushed dead in front. It's an ok vibe in here and the people are simple, thus my whole rant about generation 3.14 isn't applicable here. As for the staff they're great and receptive of what you want to drink as well as giving suggestions. I got there when a lot of younger staff were working so I tried to spark up a conversation. Specifically, if she's tried Kopi Luwak (google it) and if she liked it. She had no idea what I was talking about so I switched to Taylor Swift, to which the conversation picked up. Concern for this generation resonated in my head, but hey at least we were talking, and she didn't ask to chat via snap chat! I kid... I kid. The staff here are very nice and they were playing 80s music (see how I dated myself?) which "I can name that song in three notes" and did. While I'm a medium roast coffee kind of guy and I like my coffee like the women I date; hot, sweet and blonde. I vary my selection by what I'm in the mood for, sometimes latte, sometimes hot or iced, sometimes mocha, you get the drift; and yes I'm talking about coffee (get your mind out of the gutter). But what I do appreciate is creativity in a beverage and a joint with the courage to put a creation on their menu. When I read the Butter bear latte stood out and I knew that was what I wanted. The butterscotch punched me in the mouth as a "you've never met someone like me before" love tap. The caramel snuck up from behind and smoothed out the experience while the coffee kept the band playing nice together. Scanning their menu, Biggby does commit to giving something different a real go and I applaud them for it. In summary, Biggby grinds their beans to order and this really enhances the quality of their coffee. Add to that they create an environment where one can feel safe while sitting inside or just stopping by with enthusiastic employees and it's a recipe for success. While I didn't sample their "edibles" (how's my parking?) they looked wonderful. To finish, the employees are great people, the ambiance is fun and the coffee is great. Stop by if you want something good to pick yourself up or rub elbows with a future leader of America.