I absolutely love this place and other the past 20 plus years I've been going there, I've never had…read morean issue or bad experience. Great people even when it was sold over to new management and always great food. Breakfast is my favorite and their biscuits are amazing. Prices aren't too bad either for what you get. I highly recommend them. Always a great family experience and great country food. I have never given a perfect review so this will be my first based solely on my personal experiences and opinion.

If your looking for a good country style breakfast place this is it . Simple breakfast made just…read moreright . I usually get the bacon egg and cheese biscuit but today I tried the chicken egg and cheese biscuit. The staff is extremely friendly and everyone has a smile on their face .

City quality brunch spot in the middle of beautiful rural town. Top class decoration and food.read more

the atmosphere and coffee are top rate, breakfast potato were the best part of the dish -- we had…read moreeggs and bacon- Bacon was overcooked. Avocado toast was OK, nothing special since goat cheese add in was not the greatest flavor. Lemon was also overpowering with goat cheese combo. Service was excellent!! The girls waiting tables were fabulous. Just go!!

I made a reservation for Mother's Day weeks ago for a party if 20, was texted the day before by…read moreMacy to confirm my reservation. We arrived and were told we had to wait 10-15 minutes for our table. We finally were sat after waiting 25 minutes for my reserved table. We then got sat down and was informed that the breakfast buffet was the only option when I was informed that there was going to be an actual menu option (this is the reason I made the reservation in the first place). The food was sub-par definitely not $35 a person. The staff was placing the food in the tray with no gloves, just bare hands. After eating I overheard Macy, the lady that had sat us, speaking to someone about how we were "just so f**king rude" because we were upset about waiting for our table. Correctly me if I'm wrong but that is the whole point in making a reservation, is so you don't have to wait for a table. I would understand if I did a call ahead but for a reservation this as unacceptable. They ran out of food and did not inform me before head that the menu option had changed. Our server, Alex, was very delightful aside from having to deal with my disappointment from walking into the door. This place was very unorganized. You would think that because it was Mother's Day they would be prepared but that was not the case. Instead my party was called "f-ing rude" for expecting service from a service place. Later I come to find out that Macy is actually one of the owners and doing the math our whole table in total probably milked out around $800 for a simple buffet and crappy service.

Not the best service. Apparently when you make a reservation you should be prepared to wait. Alex…read morewas nice but Macy who was the hostess with the least not the most was less than accommodating. She thought it was " F-ing rude " for us to not expect to wait. She should probably make sure that the customer isn't standing close enough to hear her commentary. The food was subpar. They ran out of food and when someone in our party asked if there would be more brought out they responded with " no the fresh food is being reserved for another larger party". We were a party of 20 at $35 a head. That was also something that was not communicated. They told us when the reservation was made that the menu items would be available as well as the brunch buffet but that was not the case. I would not recommend this place.

Is the Biscuit Barn better than 5 months ago? We had to check because our days at Lake Lanier are…read moreare numbered. Oh heck no... yes...the Biscuit Barn hasn't changed at all. Still a three table hole in the wall with a window for ordering. The walls have ageless decorations and the menu is as it was. 2 big country breakfast, one with bacon and one with sausages...2 eggs are slightly whipped because I wanted "over hard" or is it over well.....it was perfectly made the way I like it. The lovely missus has the one Biscuit with a tremendous amount of white gravy full of pepper and chunks of the porky sausage. Enough gravy for two biscuits but she is not complaining. Our meals were great with orange juice. Oh no it is past 11am and the chef wants to close. We were happy with the Biscuits at the Biscuit Barn.

Came by Monday at 10am and the place was closed??? No answer or message, not even a 'closed sign'…read moreposted!

Greatest coffee shop ever!! Loved Suzy and her amazing staff. Coffee and lunch was awesome.read more

Such a cute breakfast spot. Plenty of parking. Fresh made coffee and food. Spots for working and…read moremeetings and tables for eating. I had the avocado toast with burrata cheese and a fried egg. So so good. Order at the counter style which is cool. Friendly staff.

Cascade Restaurant is located at the top of the mountain inside Amicalola State Park. The view from…read morethe restaurant is stunning, and you'll see hawks circling the valley below. We came for their Easter brunch and had a delightful time! Our server, Joshua, was wonderful and all the staff seemed to be enjoying their day as well. The chef was closely monitoring every station to be sure each dish was replenished quickly, and the omelette and carving stations were staffed by very cheerful employees, which made the day all the more festive because of it! And the food . . . So good! None of the usual tasteless buffet food found in many other restaurants, this was truly delicious . We began with a field green salad with croutons and a nice charcuterie board with yummy prosciutto, black olives, cornichon, goat cheese, and fresh buffalo mozzarella. Steamed shrimp with tasty cocktail sauce and incredibly delicious smoked salmon, complete with tangy capers. There were two soup choices and we had the corn and crab bisque. . . delicious as well! Lunch offerings included mashed potatoes, Mac and cheese, and fresh steamed green beans and carrots. Next were the protein choices, which included lemon salmon, a gorgeous prime rib with horseradish sauce, and baked ham. To round out breakfast, there was an omelette station ( delicious) and eggs Benedict. Finally, a groaning dessert table with carrot cake, delightfully tangy key lime pie, coconut cake, chocolate torte, and red velvet cake. This was one of the nicest holiday buffets we've ever attended. It was busy but not crowded (so nice they took reservations) like so many Atlanta restaurants tend to be. The view is unmatched and the service and general atmosphere are top notch. We plan to be back for Mother's Day!

Excellent in a areas. Great staff. Great food. Very accommodating. Great views. Great drinks. I…read morehave been to many "lodge restaurants" that were nothing special other than the views...this was not one of those. I would 100% recommend the Cascade. I had the chicken sandwich. Our party ordered the burger, lots of wings, and the crab cakes. Everything was fantastic. Ciders were good too.

Excellent food and superb service from Amy, Gainesville Ga location. Wait was short Love the…read moreCheese Grits

Me and my group of ladies stop by here for the second time for brunch and Jin our server was…read moreexcellent.. the food was so good and she gave us great recommendations on food choices.. and let me say the food here is so good the grits was delicious. Thanks Jin

First watch (in my humble opinion) is similar wherever you go. This one's a pretty decent one!…read moreThe place is pretty standard, high ceiling brunch spot. The service was great! We had no issues and the food was decent. Overall not a bad bite to eat! Try their signature mocktails. Very delicious.

My wife and I enjoy dining here . It is relaxing and the food is delicious . The staff is friendly…read moreand courteous . The interior is beautiful and classy

The biscuits fell apart. They were dry. That might be why they fell apart into many pieces when…read morewe tried to eat them. We won't be going back...

Ordered my food and I was missing a whole side of grits , bacon was soggy the chicken biscuit was…read morejust crazy looking definitely isn't like pictures! , the French toast was SOGGY and not even sweet ! And I was missing my drink . Not to mention IT CAME N A WALMART BAG ! Very disappointing

Hands down the best coffee and breakfast spot in Gainesville!…read more We've lived in Gainesville for a while and have tried all the new coffee shops that have popped up around the Square recently. While the new spots are fine, we decided to revisit Inman today. In my opinion, they're still the best coffee shop in town. First, the coffee quality is on another level. You can really taste the pride they take in selecting their beans. I ordered the "Fresh Start" latte with coconut milk, and it was easily the best latte I've had in Gainesville. They have the most impressive selection of non-dairy options I've seen. Most places only carry oat or almond, so finding coconut milk was a huge win for me. They also have a massive coffee menu with specialty items I haven't seen elsewhere, like a Breve! My husband got an iced mocha and a panini and absolutely loved both. Second, the food menu is incredible, especially if you have dietary restrictions. I have gluten and dairy sensitivities, and usually, my options are limited. Inman has the biggest gluten-free menu in the area--GF muffins, brownies, and actual GF bread options. I got the avocado toast on gluten-free bread topped with scrambled eggs. The bread was delicious (not cardboard-like at all!), the avocado was fresh, and the eggs were perfect. If you've been distracted by the newer shops, do yourself a favor and go back to Inman. Between the extensive menu, the high-quality coffee, and the dietary options, they are beating the competition by a mile.

I order a Matcha Latte with vanilla- way too milky and sweet. Not green enough - guess I'm spoiled…read moreby my normal place