Fresh pastries are awesome. I particularly like the strawberry rubato pop pie and their pretzel,…read morecream cheese thing. Everything is fresh and chewy and delicious.

Not bad but way overpriced. $11.00 for medium loaf sourdough bread…read moreScones $4.00 each

Great customer service. Delicious desserts and coffee. This a very nice establishment. Very cute…read moreand intimate. Not overwhelming with product but a great variety of quality options they are also a custom bakery where you can place orders for custom cakes. They offer small plates, breakfast and lunch options. I would return. Plenty of indoor seating.

Great breakfast at Bottom Line Bakery. My vanilla carmel latte was on point and my cinnamon roll…read morewas Devine. I enjoyed the old brick building and the friendly staff too. Stop by when you are visiting.

This might've been a bad day that we came in and I'd be willing to give it another shot…read more Firstly, we came in and were seated at a table that had all sorts of wine on it (looked like a prep table). I will say it was slightly busy when we came in but our server took about 25 min to get our drinks in. It took over an hour to get our order (4 people). In between that time our server did not check in on us at all and didn't apologize about the wait. Several people that came in after us got our food before us. 2 out of the 4 things we got were not hot at all. On top of that 3 of our items came out at the same time and the 4th came 20 min later. Additionally, we had a baby with us who was getting fussy since we had been there for over 2 hours. When the waitress came with the check, we told her that the food was very late and cold. We asked for some of our entrees to be taken off. She never apologized but took 15% off as well as beverages. Disappointing experience for such a highly reviewed place.

5 out of 5. Food was fresh and delicious with a cool vibe and comfortable atmosphere. The outside…read morebreezeway seating is like being in a European cafe. Service was friendly and helpful. Try the Ultima sandwich where savory meets freshness.

We got here too late in the day (11 am) and most all of the donut selections were gone. Got an…read moreapple fritter and some old fashioned donuts and they were ok. Service was good. I'll try and come back again earlier in the morning so I can get some better options. Shop was clean and cute.

On a road trip that is NOT going according to plan. Yesterday the car died and this morning the…read morehotel lost power. We needed breakfast, so we walked to the Belair Donuts near the hotel. Where we learned that the whole block was out of power, but they still had their donuts and all... I'm not proud, and my pancreas may never forgive me, but I regret nothing. I was thinking that a donut would be nice. And then I saw the maple bacon twist, so I ordered it. And then my Bride asked "is that an apple fritter?" and the nice young lady behind the counter said "yes, and we also have PEACH!" So we ordered one of those. And then she pointed out the pistachio donut, so I *had* to order that. And then my Bride saw the crème brûlée donut and that completed the order. We paid in cash- I got complimented on my old school coin purse- and repaired to the picnic table outside, where we split each of our treasures in half. And then we ate them all, like the feral little goblins we are. The pistachio donut was not particularly pistachio-y, but was a good frosted donut and had adorable autumn-themed sprinkles on it. The peach fritter was delicious- exactly what I imagined it would taste like. The maple bacon twist was a textbook example of the style, and could only have been improved by putting the maple and bacon toppings on an eclair instead of a cake. (Hint, hint.) The star of the meal was the crème brûlée donut. One of the young ladies piped it full of cream right before she packed it, so it didn't have time to get soggy. Epic donut filled with delicious cream- not some custard goo - and topped with a burnt sugar crust. I will never come back to Augusta without going back to Belair Donuts, and will honestly consider making any trip south from Virginia pass through here just to stop and get another one of those. And as we finished our feast, the lights came back on. Never underestimate the power of great donuts! Literally the best $11.88 (tax included) we've spent this month. (Military discount is available from this veteran-owned business.) We're looking forward to going back tomorrow to see how the kolaches and breakfast burritos are! And to see if they have any more crème brûlée donuts... Edited to add: Breakfast today was sausage, egg and cheese burritos in jalapeño wraps, and we split a cheese kolache and a crème brûlée donut with pumpkin cream cheese filling (small upcharge). Which is actually pumpkin and cream cheese, not just pumpkin spice flavored. 10/10, no notes. The kolache reminds me of my babcia's cooking, and the burritos were plump, hot, and delicious. $17.46 for the whole thing! Tomorrow morning we'll get the bacon egg and cheese, just to round out the collection. Final edit. Bacon egg and cheese burritos were delicious, but I honestly think I liked the overall flavour of the sausage one better. The cream cheese puff (we added the pumpkin cream cheese filling to this one, too!) was remarkable! It has cream cheese in the end opposite the filling hole, so if you're sharing like we did, cut it lengthwise. Which we did! (The little donut voice in my head ftw!) Looking forward to going home, so our next visit comes that much sooner!

Ate a late breakfast today and the fried catfish was huge and yummy, as always. the featured…read moredessert was a bread pudding with bourbon sauce. I was too full to eat it then so I carried it out to eat later. It was delicious!! If you deprive yourself of this wonderful treat, shame on you. Life is too short to miss this dish, unless you're saving it for me.

Had the 4 vegetable plate with biscuit. Absolutely yummy. Highly recommend We have eaten here for…read moreyears and never disappointed.

Well, everything good starts with a positive, unfortunately, as the owner has moved into many other…read morebusiness ventures, the quality and attentive service has diminished. After paying over $50 for a simple meal for lunch a meal never arrived after 45 minutes. Once the hostess noticed that we were sitting there forever with no drinks, we asked if we could please have our food because we were so late now after 45 minutes we had to leave. She then took another 15 minutes to deliver her food to go that was pathetic missing half of our meal. The salad was basically a three pieces of lettuce with soggy dressing and a toast of mushy goat cheese the turkey sandwich was not edible. Unfortunately we vote with our dollars and won't be back too bad. We thought it would be a good one.! When you diversify with too many restaurants in Aiken, you need to pay attention to your customer base. Good luck

Wonderful restaurant as you go in you must order and pay that took me for a loop but other that…read morethat it was wonderful delicious food and the croissant was, without exaggeration, the best I've ever had. Perfectly golden, impossibly flaky, and buttery in the most delightful way, it practically melted the moment it touched my tongue. It was the kind of pastry that makes you pause mid-conversation just to appreciate it. If there's one thing you absolutely must try here, it's that croissant.

The food, sausage gravy and biscuits were outstanding! The service was fas and efficient. The…read moreoverall look of the Surrey Center location is superb!

I didn't know there was a new location so close to me. After being recommended Rooted so many times…read moreby so many different people, I finally found the time to come. Walking in, the vibes were cute and cozy! Good seating, like tables and chairs, but also couches to just hang out with friends and family. They have an amazing variety of menu items with breakfast, pastries, and coffee. They have drinks that aren't coffee either if you're feeling otherwise. I got their brown sugar shaken espresso with whole milk and a weekday meal (build your own breakfast sandwich and 16 oz coffee). Total was around $15, and service was so good! Yall need to definitely check it out, and they have some cute boutiques to stop by after or even before maybe.

Wonderful little coffee shop. It's pretty easy to miss as it doesn't have a big sign advertising…read moreit, but there are plenty of stickers on its windows. We came for a late brunch, not too busy at all, and got some coffees. The price is pretty similar to any coffee place nowadays, $5-8 for most items. The inside is very cozy though. The decor was beautiful, and it felt like a nice spot to just relax and hang out while my friends and I talked. The staff were very nice, and our orders were out relatively quickly. I quite liked the couch sitting area, though the tables were quite high relative to the low couches.

This place. Where do I start! First, the staff, was…read moreincredibly patient and kind and just welcoming. First time here I And I love a lot of things coffee wise. I tried the maple shaken iced latte, and the creme brulee latte. Both with salted caramel cold foam. A. MAZ. ING. so good. The food was great portions for the price, I couldn't fully finish mine, and I love some avo toast, it was very yummy. Bacon was fresh and crispy. This is the cutest place ever, love the vintage and modern vibes combining in here. The greens and the set up really make it so super cozy and just amazing.