I picked up lunch and a couple of desserts from Baker's Sweets, and the chicken salad croissant was…read morea nice surprise. The croissant was flaky without falling apart, and the filling had a good balance of seasoning and crunch. For dessert, I brought home a slice of red velvet cake and a few cookies for the family. The cake wasn't overly sweet, which I appreciated, and the cookies didn't last long once everyone saw them.

This is both a sit-down restaurant and a coffee shop…read more The restaurant portion was very crowded and loud. Our waitress was quick but a little unprofessional. The latte was uninspiring. Just some syrup, milk, and coffee. The chicken salad was also disappointing.

It was very busy and crowded here when we visited on a weekday at lunch time. They serve typical…read morediner food. Breakfast all day and lunch after 11am. The kids meal was well priced, but we were disappointed that there was a $2 up-charge for getting milk of juice instead of soda. I realize that those drinks are more expensive for the restaurant, but we shouldn't de-incentive healthier choices for kids. They were able to make the thunderbird biscuit for me without the buffalo sauce. The croissant and home fries were good.

It's about time do review on my hidden breakfast gem in Sumter, SC. Just go in sit down and order…read more Southern food and hospitality. It's not just a breakfast spot either. Burgers, chicken salad, sweet potato fries, etc on the menu too. I'm sorry I have no pictures, it's only because I have no restraint. I can't wait to dig in. Enjoy!!!

Been twice. NEVER GOING BACK! Worst waitress ever. Decided…read moreto give it another try since Elgin has no other breakfast/brunch dining choices. First time NO COFFEE....waitress laughed and said coffee machine broke. The food was served cold and bland; nothing special. Waitress never came around to see if we needed anything. Finally had to get up and go to counter to ask for assistance. Twice now the waitress either ignored us or was blind to us being there. Second time our food must have sat out waiting to be served and was cold and obviously dried out. Waitress was too busy chatting it up with another table, served three other tables that came in after us, talking on phone all whilst we sat ignored and waited ...watched ....waited ....waited and waited while our food sat waiting to be picked up and brought to our table. Absolutely unacceptable. Waitress needs training.

We were really looking forward to trying Cornbread Cafe--new place, new experience, and all the…read moreexpectations that come with wanting to support a local spot. Unfortunately, this visit just wasn't it. We were greeted and told to sit anywhere, which was fine. A server came by to take our drink order, only to let us know they were out of both drinks we originally wanted. No big deal--we pivoted. But then my sweet tea came with Splenda and no spoon to stir it, and silverware never made an appearance at all. What really sealed it, though, was the service--or lack of it. Another server spent close to 20 minutes chatting with a table about something completely unrelated to the restaurant while we sat there unnoticed. During that time, three separate parties were seated after us and were promptly given menus, silverware, and attentive service. We were never checked on again. After sitting there watching everyone else be taken care of, it became pretty clear we weren't going to be served that day. So we got up and left. I always hate sharing experiences like this because I truly want local businesses to succeed. But service matters just as much as the food, and sadly, this visit missed the mark entirely.

If you're in Sumter, this spot is an absolute must. The biscuits are hands-down the best I've ever…read morehad. You truly can't go wrong no matter which one you choose. Everything is homemade and full of flavor. The owner treats you like family from the moment you walk in, and the entire staff is incredibly kind and welcoming. It's one of those hidden hole-in-the-wall gems that makes you feel lucky to have found it. Definitely worth a visit (or many).

Melissa was an absolute Joy. She made us feel very comfortable and she was very welcoming. Kudos…read morefrom me

Really good food. Some of the best mixed drinks anywhere. The staff is amazing and super nice place.read more

Surprisingly good Asian food here, despite the generic name and unassuming exterior. The Pho and…read morecurry were legit. The crab rangoons were also some of the best I've ever tasted with lots of crab meat stuffed inside. This place has a weird mashup of sit-down and take-out vibes, but seemed clean and there was plenty of seating inside. The employees seemed young, but were nice. They also offer boba teas here.

Pad se ew tasted very off, just a weird sour taste. Food was ready very timely, but it was not what…read moreI would expect on taste.

Had a craving for sweets that were homemade so I stopped in to see what they had. I can't believe…read moreI haven't heard of this place before. Very cute set up and delicious treats!!! My waistline isn't exactly happy about this find but my taste buds are jumping with joy!

The coconut cream pie is the best I have ever had and the lemon pound cake is excellent - extensive…read morebaked goods and party favors. A symphony of gastrological delights. Cindy, the owner, is a real pro. I highly recommend!

It appears to have gone through a name change inn the last few years from "Bill's County Kitchen"…read moreto "Kuntry Kitchen." Food is subpar in my opinion. Service and staff is excellent though. U have come here with a friend who likes it four times now. Lunch is decent. Meatloaf and country fried chicken is alright. Not a fan of breakfast as the grits tend to be dry and not creamy. It is definitely a no-frills type of place. Soft drinks come in cans. Food is served on styrofoam plates.

We love the breakfast. We get grits and over medium eggs. We've had the country ham and corn beef…read morehash- my favorite is the country ham.