Incredibly charming and beautiful spot with amazing cocktails, food, and service. I had an espresso…read moremartini (A++), Salmon BLT (A++++) and my friends loved their meals too. I will definitely be back and I recommend it to anyone looking for a well priced, chill brunch spot.

Came here for Mother's Day only waited about 5 min and we got a table outside. We loved the covered…read morepatio and the heaters, perfect for rainy weather! Ordered an Aperol spritz, Basque sandwich and the Pat's Chicken Sandwich + side of papas and they were all worth getting again! Fantastic food & decent prices.. we will be coming back

A small hidden gem tucked away in a local town. Hands down the best ribeye in the CSRA, along with…read moredelicious shrimp and grits. Everything was excellent, and the customer service was superb. The owner and chef even came to our table to welcome us with a warm smile and personally introduce new menu items, which made the experience even more special. Highly recommend 10 out of 10! Satisfied Customers Craig & Rochelle Myers

Ate here after attending the Masters Golf Tournament. The food here was amazing. Friendly staff and…read moreexceptional service. Would highly recommend this place. I had the scallops wrapped in prosciutto over a risotto. Next time I'm in SC I will be stopping by.

This place has such a cool, laid back vibe! If you're looking for a great breakfast, this is your…read morespot! The owner's pictures of them "biking" all over the country give you a sense of getting to know them without ever meeting them. Portions are large for the inexpensive price and there are so many options to choose from on the menu! If you don't want leftovers, I recommend splitting a meal. You won't be sorry either way! Our service was great and you definitely feel that local, small town friendliness with the servers. If we travel back to Clayton, we will definitely be returning!

The food at The Rusty Bike Cafe is very good and cooked to perfection by the staff. I had the…read moreRandy's Burger with crispy onion rings and pickles. The atmosphere is very trendy and has motorcycle, sports and racing decorations throughout the entire cafe. Definitely a place of my liking!

First time down here in Georgia and this place was actually really good, although the chicken for…read more the chicken and waffles was a bit salty. Besides that experience was wonderful. We had Ally as our server and she was very attentive and knowledgeable on the menu items.

Our awesome experience began with Hostess Ashley's friendly greeting. We were quickly seated and…read moreserved a delicious breakfast. Personalized service was received from Ali. We truly felt like it was "family feeding families" as their t-shirts said. Recommend!!

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.

Huge fan of Neon Fig! We visited during our Masters weekend trip and LOVED the food, cocktails and…read moreambiance. Dawn was an excellent server and pointed us in all of the right directions for our night out in Aiken, SC. Get the polenta fries and Brussels! The menu was a bit different than the one online but it was BETTER! We are so glad we stopped in and will certainly be back and will send all of our friends who take a turn visiting the area for The Masters Tournament.

It was our first time visiting, and overall the experience started off fine. We ordered Bloody…read moreMarys, which were just average--not bad, but nothing memorable. My husband ordered the brisket grilled cheese, which was absolutely delicious, and I ordered the shrimp and grits, which were phenomenal at first. Unfortunately, a few bites in, I found a black hair in my food. Our server did apologize and immediately took the dish back to be remade, which I appreciated. However, I was honestly too grossed out to want to eat it again, and I wasn't given any option--whether to remake it or have it removed from the bill. What was more disappointing was how the situation was handled afterward. No manager came over to apologize, and nothing was comped or discounted on the bill. It was clear the staff was aware of the situation, as several employees came out and repeatedly stared at us, which made us feel uncomfortable. I understand that mistakes happen, but it's how they're handled that matters. With better service recovery, this could have been a completely different experience. As it stands, it left a bad impression. I would consider giving them another chance, but only if situations like this are handled more professionally in the future.

Found myself in this wonderful little town for work recently. I was going to the courthouse and saw…read morethis restaurant across the street and decided to eat lunch there. The restaurant is very homey and like an old southern restaurant. I mean that in a very endearing way. The people were very friendly as well. We got there before noon and there weren't many people there, as expected. But once noon hit the whole town came in! Clearly the place to be here lol. The food was fantastic. It's cafeteria style so you just walk down the row and tell them what you want on your plate. I had the fried chicken, mashed potatoes, cream corn, corn bread and red velvet cake. Everything was very good. Price was very affordable as well. Overall great place to eat if you find yourself in this quaint town.

Good food, friendly atmosphere, fair pricing. You've gotta meet Miss Jane while you're there…read more Definitely the place to stop when you're in the area.

My husband and I found this gem of a restaurant on YELP and decided that the GLUTEN-FREE waffles…read morewere the perfect birthday brunch for me. I had the banana nut waffle (delicious!) with a side of bacon, my husband had a strawberry waffle with eggs, bacon, and hash browns. He cleaned his plate (he doesn't often do this), and my waffle was so big I couldn't finish! We thought the service staff were welcoming and attentive. I was surprised that there weren't more people at the restaurant, given that we went on a Monday and many places aren't open then. There was some road construction (and we aren't from Augusta) so it was slightly hard to find. But I'm glad we made it--I'm planning to take my daughters back tomorrow!

I recently visited Cafe on Eighth and loved the initial vibe--it's a small, cozy, Black…read morefamily-owned spot with chill soft jazz playing in the background. Our server was incredibly sweet, and we felt genuinely welcomed from the moment we walked in. Because every dish is made from scratch to ensure freshness, be prepared for a bit of a wait. We also had to make some adjustments to our initial order because a few items were unavailable, but we still ended up with a solid meal. My girlfriend had the turkey bacon, the COE cakes (which are delicious hash browns), and the classic sweet waffles. I went with the beef quesadilla and the classic lemonade, which comes with free refills. The quesadilla was a great choice and the hash browns were very tasty. The waffle had a great flavor and was nice and soft, though it was served a bit cold. One thing to keep in mind is the presentation; the food is served on plastic plates with plastic silverware. While we tried not to let that affect our judgment since we were there for the food, presentation does eventually matter. Also, the temperature inside was a little warmer than I'd like--it was about 58 degrees outside, but that coolness definitely didn't translate to the dining room. It wasn't a dealbreaker, but it was noticeable. The most important thing to know before you go is that they only accept cash tips. It's a bit of a strange policy in this day and age since most people don't carry cash, especially when you're already using plasticware for the meal. They do have CashApp if you think to ask, but it's easy to forget if you aren't prepared. I really hope the staff is being taken care of if people forget their cash! Overall, the food was good, the service was great, and I didn't feel like my time was wasted. It's a nice local spot for a fresh, handmade breakfast

This was a good lunch stop before leaving the area after a business trip. I let this experience…read moregrow cold on me after a month or so, so won't have a ton of details. Shopping center type set up. I got a tasty Philly Cheesesteak as I recall & a side that was some type of cold salad type thing. Not a lettuce salad - wish I could recall. Didn't look the best but was good. Friendly counter folks got me taken care of quickly.

If you are near Greensboro, GA this cafe is an essential spot to visit. We were delighted to meet…read moreAli and Jess, who were both a great representative of the kindness in this town. If you are looking for a cute cafe to eat brunch look no further!

Another shadow kitchen of Ruby Tuesday. You can find and…read moreorder through UberEats, and I would like to say it was so worth it. The Hickory Bourbon Chicken Sandwich with the tator tots that I ordered the absolute best. The service was just as excellent, and the ambiance was just as excellent. I have no complaints whatsoever, and it feels really great to be able to try out more shadow kitchens in the CSRA area. I look forward to trying more items on the menu at The Saucy Hen in the future.