Talk about old school. This was an interesting discovery. There are several buildings including a…read moreFarmers market so I wasn't sure where the restaurant was. I went in the Farmer's Market first. It looks like an old barn. There were lots and lots of homemade choices- "canned" soup bases, fruits, vegetables, salsas, jams, flavored oils to name a few. There were also fresh fruits, nuts, honey, vegetables, dairy products and cakes. There are four areas you can eat. The main "restaurant" is small with only a few tables. Evidently it's a favorite of older local gentlemen to gather for an early breakfast. There is also the "Pig Sty," "The Chicken Coop" and the farmer's market area. Some of these can be cold in the winter and warm in the summer so dress accordingly. The farmer's market area is heated by a wood stove. The staff here are so friendly. It felt like we were visiting family. The food was good ole country food. The hubby and I each ordered the breakfast plate. I had coffee with my choice of several flavored creamers. If you pay in cash you get a discount. If you are in the area you should check it out. You can order from the breakfast or lunch menu. Plan to stay a few extra minutes and look around and support local farmers. We brought home some boiled peanuts. Fun experience and good breakfast.

Went to Barnwood Grill on Whitehall Rd. In Anderson for breakfast today. There's a three egg…read moresausage omelet under that gravy biscuit. William had a sausage trash bowl. Both were beyond delicious. I highly recommend this unique place.

Really great breakfast! This is a small place, only about 8 tables but it has a nice homey…read moreatmosphere. The servers were very friendly and attentive. There's over a dozen types of omelettes on the menu. I went with the "viking" which has provolone cheese, sliced rib eye steak and sautéed onions and peppers. The eggs were tender and perfectly cooked. I chose grits as a side and was impressed with them as they were properly salted and creamy. My toasted biscuit was good too. My daughter had chocolate chip pancakes and declared them most excellent. Supposedly they are well known for their sausage and gravy, maybe next time I'm in Greenwood I'll try them. Check out the West End Cafe if you are in Greenwood.

First time coming here. Was like walking into a coffee shop in Mayberry. Friendly patrons and staff…read morealike. Food was delicious and the homemade strawberry jam was icing on the cake. Definitely on my "do over" list.

Best cheeseburger (a double, btw) I have had in a WHILE! "Everything" includes the same chili they…read moreuse on the chili dogs. Crinkle cut fries... AMAZING. Service is amazing; people are SUPER friendly. Little loud inside, but no big deal. Cash (or a check, who does that?!?) only so be prepared. Two burgers w/ fries and soft drinks for $24.

Great burgers and homemade onion rings!! Burger with everything even had chili on it !! Really…read moregood. Clean area and pleasant staff. Food was brought fast and staff checked up on us just enough. Will definitely stop in again.

Friendly atmosphere, grate coffee, good eats. Meet often with friends and have made new friends…read more Highly recommend a visit anytime.

I love supporting local coffee shops, but my first experience here was horrible. They explicitly…read morelist "Pets Welcome" on their online profiles, so I drove out to try them. I walked in holding my quiet dog, intending to just look at the menu, order, and leave. Before I was even inside for two seconds, a staff member told me we weren't welcome at all. I completely understand indoor health codes, but if you advertise your business online as pet-friendly, you need to provide a way for new customers to actually see a menu or order from the patio.I would have happily stepped right back outside if the employee had offered a solution. Instead, they were completely unhelpful and just turned a paying customer away. If you have a dog, don't waste your time coming here, the "Pets Welcome" tag is completely misleading.

I just move into town and stopped over for Breakfast. I have to say that this is one of the best…read moresausage and egg biscuits I've ever had. The biscuits are super fresh an if you want an added treat get a cup of sausage gravy to add on top. Mmmmm. The price is perfect and the service is outstanding! I got to meet the owners and they are as sweet as can be. Good ole southern hospitality at its finest! Living nearby I will definitely be a frequent visitor. I would highly recommend stopping by or use the convenient drive thru .

We go to the biscuit barn every Friday. We love seeing Tracy. She's the best. We love going,…read moreit's great food and great people.

I love this place. I go every weekend. :) Tasty catfish on…read moreFridays Steak and shrimp on Saturdays and Always something special for lunch on Sunday!

Back at Cold Springs! Service here is Fantastic and the Staff are amazing !! Locals spot with…read morelaid back atmosphere! Food is amazing all home cooked. Got my usual Sausage Biscuit and Tater Tots!! Also grabbed a Cinnamon Bun!! Yummy all around. Easy 5 Stars !!

Everything here is genuine. Food, service, atmosphere…read more All of it good! Park in the gravel. Order & get a number. Fresh food.

The food was absolutely amazing and the service was top tier service. The nicest servers and staff!…read moreLove the small town feel and atmosphere. Definitely recommend this place if you in town. I will definitely come back!

I love the food and the people who work here! I 100% recommend Graces! I normally come with my…read moregranddaughter and today I came alone and everyone asked were is the little one? They are so sweet for asking.

Great service best breakfast in town. Their reasonable wait time because everything is freshly…read morecooked to ur perfection.

The restaurant is a cute find in Ware Shoals with a decent menu of all your typical southern…read morebreakfast offerings. While the pancakes are soft, not overly starchy and resemble the ones you'd make at home and the bacon was perfectly crispy. Unfortunately, the biscuits and gravy were disappointing. I have nothing against using frozen biscuits as many of them are really delicious. However this biscuit must have suffered from a bit of freezer burn during storage, making it drier and crumblier than it should be while also retaining that frozen taste. The sausage gravy was not great; thinner than one normally expects it to be and lacking in that typical, complex flavor that comes from a roux made with sausage grease and flour. All that said, I would not rule out trying this place again to see if something else on the menu is better, but I cannot recommend the sausage and gravy.

I am a believer! This place pinged every Yelp sensory. The rooster out front generates curiosity…read moreto the average passerby but if you are hungry it's even more enticing. Seeing lots of people sitting out under the pavilion (even in 90 degree weather) helped me realize the food must be good! The front porch was accommodating to the ones who were waiting to be seated. The hostess on the front porch asked how many were in our party, and then took us inside to seat us. Entering inside reminded me of my great grandparents home, quaintness and community all wrapped into one room filled with tables filled by family and friends enjoying a meal together. The menu was not overwhelming and it did not take long to get a visual of the items as they passed by to other surrounding tables. The servers were friendly and offered all kinds of good advice for the guests. The food was amazing-good wholesome stuff. You would think your grandma was in the kitchen cooking because it is fresh and includes good deep flavors. The stuffed french toast was 2 slices of butter enriched Texas toast with a large serving of strawberries and cream cheese filling squished in the middle. The palmetto burger had just as pimento cheese as it did burger. With layers of crisp lettuce and a slice of tomato, get your mouth ready! The Orleans po-boy was huge- lots of shrimp goodness on a sub roll...another large serving....so come hungry. To finish it off we shared the pecan pie paired with their buttermilk lemon ice cream (yes you read that right).....delicious!!!!! We will be back and remember the cash next time . Another trip today and another great meal, today we did breakfast and boy was it amazing-Will's smothered sausage and potatoes was a deep bowl of goodness, the monte cristo was delicious but after eating a ham ball and a Apple fritter allowed me to only eat half of the sandwich so I have leftovers for later. You can never go wrong with the basics- one person in our group had it with bacon and the other with fried bologna. The waitress are terrific- everyone had such a great disposition. this place love these people

We were disappointed the tomato pie was sold out, but the reason is that the food here is…read moreoutstanding and especially the tomato pie. So that means another trip down from Greenville. It's about 50 minutes to get here. Since there was no tomato pie appetizer, I felt calorie justified to up my lunch game to the fried chicken and mashed potatoes with corn. And that was finger lickin good, for sure. It's like eating in an old corner country store, because that's what it exactly is, with an additional large outdoor seating area. Service is friendly and attentive. Everything is made in house. Carrot cake is the good heavy kind with cream cheese frosting. All very delicious!