Just came for this particular beer. Big place. They had a DJ playing. The staff was cool and down…read moreto earth. You do have to pay $5 to get in the door. I thought the guy was joking because when we came in, he wasn't at the door. But when I wanted to get something out the car, he was like, you supposed to pay $5 but he let me slide since obviously he wasn't at the door. He had a little attitude but whatever. Thanks though

First off I was trying to let them know someone was drunk and bothering people touching spilling…read morealcohol all over himself and other people my sister is pregnant trying to enjoy the night out with her husband who just got back from overseas I told the security guard what's going on he was so rude like damn if you hate your job don't take it out on other people like damn it was my first time here never coming back like that wow I'm so hurt like he didn't have to yell at me like that I was just letting you know

The best hamburgers. Staff is friendly and the atmosphere is so chill. Great place to gather with…read morefriends

Ambience. C Service. B…read moreFood. B Price. B Glad to hear they now open on tuesdays. Since Sandy has been gone this place has been hit and miss. And new younger crowd cooking and serving. Today I liked the service of my chef who covered for the waiter. Burger cooked nice and medium juicy. Also order"half n half" onion rings and fries. With unsweetened tea. The burger was nice except wish the bun was toasted as it was cold. The fries were nice hot crispy. However the onion rings were soggy and greasy today. Sigh. Wasn't busy either. Hmm. Total with $18 with tip $22. Nice try e server helped me out with getting cash. Yes- defiant still CAsH ONLY business. Sigh today.

It is with shame in my heart and tears in my eyes that I must admit I have been in Augusta for over…read more13 years and not once stepped foot inside Soul Bar. Was it proximity? Of course not. It's on Broad Street! And it's near Stillwater Taproom, Nacho Mama's, and now The Book Tavern. Was it the appearance from the outside? Of course not. It looks so cool in the front windows and I knew there was a billiards table in the back. I also knew the history of (circa 1995), but somehow my feet and love for all things bourbon and rye did not draw me across the threshold. Until that fateful afternoon. Thankfully I have a mentor who spoke of its greatness (and his nostalgic connection from years gone by) and knew he must right the wrong that was my lack of patronage. We met up during Happy Hour and within moments I had entered a new world. Movie posters (authentic, not cheap replicas) everywhere. Art from front to back. The bar was lit up and one of the televisions had Mortal Kombat (the game) setup. We walked the length of the place, which will surprise you the first time you venture inside), and I learned more in depth the history of this bar. As if the assorted seating, plethora of drink choices, and the presence of an actual dance floor wasn't enough we went out the back door. There I learned about the "smoking section" that holds about 30 folks. Tables, umbrellas, and benches all await. But honestly it looks like the cool kids table I remember from school. I'm told the place can get packed when a DJ is onsite or a popular band. After a couple of drinks and good conversation, he asked me what my thoughts were on the place. I explained it like this; this is the kind of bar you go to regularly or not at all. Like, I don't see a bunch of new people wandering in every night. Just the usual crowd. And downtowns need more bars like that. Just as a coffee shop has a unique vibe from the others, so do bars. And all reach a certain demographic. So the more we have, the more people come which is just plain out good for the local economy. I'll also add that the bartender seemed to be having fun. I only mention it because some bartenders are never having a good day. Just saying.

This place is always developing something new for Augusta like live music nights, themed dance…read moreparties, and more! For a divey time portal, everyone can get a taste of everything quirky, funky, and fresh. Takes me back to New York City and I enjoy the different programming and cocktail menu's. Alex their bartender is a freaking genius and has made me several custom cocktails! They take cash, card, and even apple pay! Cover isn't always and isn't expensive when it is. Bathrooms could use some love but other than that I really do enjoy coming here for happy hour or an evening.

Stopped by Edgar's Above Broad and had a fantastic time! The atmosphere was welcoming, the drinks…read morewere well-made, and the bartenders were friendly and attentive. Great place to relax with friends or grab a drink after work. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in San Francisco!

We had a blast! Great service! Very funny! We will definitely come back when. We are in town.read more

Dive bar. Great dive bar. Pool table. Couple pin ball. Great happy hour. Beer n tequila 6.50! You…read morekidding me. Good music. Guy hangout during happy hour but everyone friendly. Thought they could use a recent update.

Super sweet little dark bar right on the main drag in downtown Augusta…read more This little bar has everything that I love. It's dark (did I mention that?), chill vibe, a proper bar with barstools, booths, sweet tunes, and a pinball machine. Combo that with the affordability of drinks in this town and yep, I'm a fan. I came here with a couple of local friends and instantly felt at home. We played a few rounds of pinball, then chilled out in a booth by the window. I was totally surprised that you could smoke inside, which is a plus for me in the winter (but others may want to take note that there is definitely smoking inside here). The cocktails were great and the had a range of beer from PBR to your popular crafty labels. Totally a fan and I'll def be back when in Augusta again!

I try to visit British pubs whenever I can so couldn't resist visiting this little gem while…read morespending some time in Augusta, Georgia. North Augusta, South Carolina is right across the bridge. The atmosphere is comfortable with the soft hum of conversation and great music playing from the jukebox. The Shepherds pie was very tasty. The staff was friendly and quick. Will definitely return with friends next time.

Thursday night karaoke then a live band on Friday night after the baseball game... YES PLEASE!…read more This is a great place that you can't pass up when visiting Augusta! We will be back!

Enjoyed a dinner at Sole. Excellent service by Gabriel. Delicious entrees. We enjoy the wine…read morespecial on Thursday and are never disappointed with the wine selection.

My family had a great time at Sole this week while in town for the Tuesday practice round of the…read moreMasters! The staff are kind, well trained, and very attentive! It was refreshing to see a top notch staff! Their menu offered something for everyone which worked out great for us since daughter is vegetarian. The restaurant was super clean, modern, and roomy! We enjoyed sushi, tacos, nachos, shrimp and grits (not on the printed menu but still offered) non alcoholic beer for the Hubs and a nich Marlbourough (sp?) sauvignon blanc wine for the girls. We were delighted to find a place without a dress code to have an early dinner and there were plenty of tables and we didn't need a reservation! My favorite dish we tried was the tempura battered fried olives! Wow! These were great! Flavorful, not greasy, and just a fun take on delicious olives!!!! They came with a house made ranch dressing dip. They were out of bleu cheese which I love, and I do think the blue cheese would have been even better as an olive dip. Thanks, Sole for your innovative menu and wonderful service and lovely southern hospitality!

Been here twice since visiting augusta, the server/bartender were super informative and nice, they…read morehelped me decide what I wanted which were both solid meals. The burger was cooked very nicely and the wasabi mayo was def the highlight of the meal. For an Americanized restaurant the Curry Katsu was actually wonderful. The gyoza could have been a bit better, but not a bad appetizer by any means. It's just your typical bar/restaurant, so the vibe is pretty normal/okay. Would go back for a nice lunch.

Ok honestly I may have gotten the wrong things but I was slightly disappointed by this place due to…read moreits rave reviews. We got the edamame, potstickers, and far east bowl. Edamame and potstickers weren't bad but the far east bowl really was SO dry and almost flavorless. We asked for some extra teriyaki and maple chilli sauce which saved it. Service was pretty quick. Beware this place seems popular even for lunch so plan accordingly.

It was cool to not be a lounge. The cashier and I had a nice little conversation while I was there…read more. The shop seems to be well stocked I'd come back when in Augusta again.

I really like this store because of the selection they offer. They have the beers, raw papers,…read moreincense, refrigerated drinks, and candy I like. Instead of going to many different stores searching for what I want I can find it all in one place. To be honest, if I read these reviews already here before I went I might not have gone but I have had none of the problems others have listed. The customer service is always nice and they are helpful. The receipts do say sales are final and I honestly do not expect them to know every detail about every item in the store, especially if they have not used it before. They have a lot of different items in such a small place it's easy to miss something so take your time looking. The employees are very transparent, they let me know that if you break a glass piece you can get another one at 50% off. They also warned me about the pricing on the Japanese food/ candy. It is priced very high and don't just hope you don't notice the price. They also have a cigar section with, again many options. I'd like to believe they have something for everyone because I have yet to not find what I was looking for.