I went in for coffee, but ended up trying the blackberry tea (because I'm a sucker for blackberry…read morestuff) and a croissant. The food was good and reasonably priced. Service was friendly, The cafe is nice and quiet. It's a comfortable place to hang out. I'll visit again.

Industrial decor, very cozy. As a coffee lover I found it to be very cool to be able to see the…read moreroaster machine in the ambiance. Coffee is delicious, taste like a light to medium roast. The Bagel was pretty good ( nothing special) Came to this location twice during my visit and they are very friendly and professional. I would definitely recommend this place

Omg fantastic coffee and specialty coffees. I had a delish honey comb latte and then great turkey…read morehavarti Sammy and THEN THE CINNAMON ROLL. AND FANTASTIC GUITARIST AND SINGER ON PORCH. wonderful stop!

Enjoy artisanal coffee-based drinks and handmade baked goods, including quiche, scones and cookies…read more Sandwiches are made to order. Very pleasant outdoor deck to dine outside in pleasant weather. A favorite location to catch lunch in the city.

Pretty cool spot. I…read morehad a crowbar with oat milk and some sweetener. Ambiance is mellow, and staff typically engages well with visitors. It's on the corner of broad and 11th, lots of movement in the area, but definitely something to checkout. Their menu is pretty large, but like most coffee shops you can have the drink catered to you.

Went for a drink on the evening of 5/16 with a group of coworkers. Not sure why, but the $14.50…read moreEspresso Martini that both my friend and I ordered were served to us in plastic cups. We even asked the bartender why we were receiving plastic when the customers around us all had glassware, to which the guy replied "It's easier on the bar backs"?!?!?!? If you pay almost $15 for a drink, you'd think it wouldn't look like it was served at a frat party. No need to return with any more of my business :)

Not bad coffee shop. Loved the inside and layout of the place and the mocha latte wasnt too bad but…read morecould have been a bit sweeter. But overall not bad for my first time trying it out.

I love hidden gems when it comes to businesses. You drive by it a few times and think about…read morestopping in, you mention its name to others and they don't know what you're talking about, and then you finally visit. Such was the case with this coffee shop. The location is the first selling point. Right on the corner of 8th and Greene Street. You might not notice it except for in the evening. The large windows in the front allow the light from inside to spill out. During the day, you get the opposite. The sun gives this place such a warm glow. I already love 8th Street because it is unique with its presence of pine trees (all the way to the riverfront), but is also home to some amazing other businesses. Walking in, you are greeted by plenty of seating selection and smiling team members. The coffee bar is straight ahead with the options. I have to give props to the design team as they did an amazing job with the overall theme, the rustic industrial feel. Again, the contrast of the dark wood and white walls with the sunlight is perfect. They will let you know upfront that they are the fruit of a collaborative effort by United Methodist Churches in the area. The primary goal is to provide a coffee shop where college students can come to study, fellowship, and grow. I mention this because I also want to add that, based on my observation, this was the only religious reference present. So know that there aren't various sayings on the walls that might offend or disturb the atmosphere. Also, because it falls under the churches, it is a nonprofit. This means payment is suggested, they can't charge per se. So have an idea of what you think a latte or hot cup of coffee is worth to you. I went with a nitro cold brew coffee and was told their cold brew and all of their beans come from Stone Roastery (in North Augusta). It is good to hear them supporting local and not trying to produce something they may not be ready for just yet. There is free WiFi and soft acoustic music playing and the invitation to come and setup to work anytime (without them knowing the company I work for). I look forward to returning soon. Stop by, if your schedule allows. Currently they are open Monday-Wednesday, 11 am-3 pm. They hope to expand hours soon.

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

I came here this morning to get coffee, breakfast, and to get some work done. I've been here before…read morebut never got anything since it was at night for bible study. I got the TCB delight iced with whole milk and the hash brown focaccia. Both were around $8 which may seem like a lot, but I say you get your moneys worth. The TCB delight was so flavorful and sweet enough where it's not too sweet. The hash brown focaccia... I have no words. There's breakfast sausage, hashbrown, eggs, cheese... breakfast loaf!! It can feed 2 people. It was so cheesy, a little salty, but perfect breakfast in a loaf of focaccia. The service was nice too! It did get busy around 10am, so it may be harder to find seating inside. It also does get loud and I did see some families there with their kids which is completely fine. If you want quiet, I'd say go earlier in the day when they open. Overall, great food and drinks, amazing service, and definitely recommend!!

Adorable retro coffee shop! The focaccia bread is fluffy and perfectly baked. The TCB Delight was…read morea good Fall coffee. They ran out of the breakfast sandwich because of the Ironman race in town, but I have heard it's the best! Very spacious with lots of indoor seating. They have outdoor seating if you're brining a

Awesome lunch here with a dear friend, and we both truly enjoyed it. We each had the small yellow…read morejacket salad and 1/2 a chicken salad croissant. Very yummy! Ice tea had a wonderful light flavor. I will probably come back in the hot summer time for the ice tea alone. 5 stars! Highly recommend!

The good: lovely indoor and outdoor space, friendly service, and good for groups…read more The bad: the chai latte tasted like a cup of milk that was on the counter when someone threw a chai tea bag across the room. Literally tasted like plain milk. I'd try something different if I go again. The building and outdoor patio are so nice though.

Lunch in downtown Augusta can go in a lot of directions, but today we wanted something inexpensive,…read morelocal in spirit, and fresh enough to feel like a small reset in the middle of the day. Yelp nudged us toward New Moon Cafe, and while the signage from the street is minimal enough that we almost walked past it, we eventually found our way inside and were glad we did. At 12:30 on a Saturday the timing worked in our favor. We stepped right up to the counter with no queue at all, placed our order, and settled in. By the time our food arrived about fifteen minutes later, the line had grown to the point where people were waiting nearly that long just to order, which gave the whole place that lively, slightly chaotic weekend energy without ever feeling rushed. Mrs. K chose the smoked salmon bagel, which came out panini pressed, a small twist on a classic that she enjoyed. I am still keeping things keto, so the chef's salad with blue cheese was exactly what I needed, a generous portion that felt balanced and satisfying without pushing me off track. They offer plenty of coffee drinks and smoothie combinations, but we kept things simple and were perfectly happy with our choices. There is outdoor seating if that is your preference, and the whole experience had that relaxed, local charm that makes Augusta lunches feel unhurried even when the dining room is filling up around you. [Review 208 of 2026 - 909 in Georgia - 25397 overall]

First time walking around Broad St. Popped in and had a great lunch. Several options, but we went…read morewith a bagel with peanut butter, honey drizzle, and diced apple - yum! And a grilled cheese with corned beef hash. A great coffee, and a fun can of banana soda (yay, Savannah Bananas!). Service was great. Very chill and friendly. Lots of fun stuff on the walls to look at - actual artwork for sale along with timely St Patrick's Day decorations.

This bakery never misses! Every time I've gone it's been amazing from start to finish. The almond…read morecroissant and almond danish are next-level good -- easily some of the best I've had anywhere. The customer service is super friendly and makes you feel genuinely welcome. And as if that wasn't enough, it's attached to a Goodwill and a little bookstore -- so you can grab a sweet treat, browse books, and go thrifting all in one stop. It literally couldn't get any better. Such a gem

Went on the 25th of may spent 60.00 dollars on various pastries, they were all very dry and…read moretasteless staff was friendly, place was clean but I won't be going back when you have drink something after taking a bite is ridiculous

Stopped in a little afternoon on a Sunday and while the place was busy everything came out quickly…read moreand perfect. Lots of seating options and we opted for the comfy little couch and chair in the back corner, which was great to just have coffee, a quick sandwich, and chat. There were several holiday specialty flavors to choose from and I went with the gingerbread spiced chai latte, and it was really good. My friend got the Good Tidings (think all the Thanksgiving flavors in one sandwich) special and I had serious jealousy over her food because I just got a simple breakfast sandwich and made the mistake of opting for sourdough instead of the amazing ciabatta it was supposed to come on. Everyone working there was so chill, the place was clean and bright, and super cute. Couple really cool things about this place: Christmas spirit & hospitality. There was they were doing a Christmas card drive for seniors in memory care/assisted living and had an assortment of blank cards and a pen for you to fill out while you drink your coffee and leave right there for them to deliver. Not only was the bathroom, super clean and spacious, but they also had a few essential items (especially for those mommies on the go) available in the bathroom that could just make someone's day if they were in need.

I arrived right at opening to order two easy drinks and two bowls. I waited 45 minutes to get…read moreserved my food. This is not the first time I've had this happen and figured I would give them another try. Previously I arrived during a not so busy time and waited 20 minutes at the register while I was ignored by all the workers there. Do yourself a favor and go to Starbucks if you value your time.