Hubby and I were driving through and decided to stop in for dinner. Without reservations we were…read moreseated quickly. All the staff were so friendly, especially Bri our server, she was great! We sat down to a "Cajun night" menu to which I inquired if that's like a weekly thing or what and was explained that they will occasionally do various themes and recently had done Italian. They had Cajun music playing and a full Cajun menu, it felt like we were in Louisiana which I am very familiar with, I have roots there. I think having themed nights is a very clever way to bring a variety of fine dining options to a small town that doesn't have a lot of restaurant options. Fully support! Love the concept! Having had frog legs before I didn't feel the need to explore again so didn't choose those. I instead opted for some more cozy comforts such as the Crawfish étouffée and Duck Andouille Gumbo. Both were delicious, my only gripe would be the presentation was quite lacking. Traditionally, for either of those dishes, the rice is served from a cup as a topper, not the gumbo or étouffée spooned atop the rice. But the flavor hit it out of the park. Hubby ordered the Blackened Redfish and this is where the chef's talents shine. This was the winning dish of the evening. Hubby hates okra, I love it, and I'd never had it grilled before though and I'll be using that cooking technique in the future, especially since hubby actually likes okra finally. But I don't want to focus on okra for a fish dish. The blackened redfish was so well seasoned and perfectly flaky, the pinto beans had great flavor as well. We finished our meal out with the beignets and coffees (hubby espresso and me a latte) which paired perfectly with the beignets. We ate them politely with the fork and knife provided though if you ain't covered in powdered sugar or accidentally proofing powdered sugar across the table when you take a bite are you even doing it right? ;) but they were delicious, everything was. Again the only suggestion I have is to consider presentation. The dishes looked a bit bland for the amount of flavor they packed. A slice of that grilled okra on top of my Gumbo or just anything simple would've gone a long way. Overall I'll give 5 stars. I have no complaints. The restaurant's vibe and decor are great, service was great, food was delicious. We had a great night!

My husband and I came here for dinner a few weeks ago. I didn't have a chance to look at the menu…read morebefore our arrival so I didn't know what to expect. The ambiance was very nice, it had a very historic southern feel but there was also some elegance. We ordered: Arancini Appetizer 1/2 Chicken dinner Grouper Paper plane cocktail + 2 beers Our server was amazing and was on top of everything. He recommended the Arancini and it was delicious. I ordered the 1/2 chicken and didn't expect it to be such a big portion. My husband had the grouper and he enjoyed it.

i tried this place on a whim with my boyfriend. upon our arrival, we saw that they were PACKED. and…read morethat is for good reason!! we waited about 30 minutes before getting seated. the hostess and our waitress were both really kind, very attentive. my boyfriend ordered the chicken & churros waffle, YES it is as good as it sounds. topped with guava butter this was actual perfection!! i had the pork belly benedict which was also reallyyy good. SO much flavor, but if you're like me and can't handle too much during breakfast i don't recommend ordering it bc it's A LOT of food lol i couldn't finish. it's huge pieces of pork belly with eggs on top of cornbread cake and served with potato wedges!! tbh SOOO cheap for all that you get. normal eggs benedict elsewhere are about the same with so much less food. we also tried their specialty whipped coffee which was okay, i think i expected more since it's one of their most popular items but it's worth trying for sure. the restaurant is basically a house so it feels really cozy and is a super cute spot for a brunch date. i would feel overwhelmed bringing a big group of people here but they have a lot of outside seating too! overall such a great brunch place, definitely made it to one of my top favorites :)

What a cool brunch spot! We were coming from out of town and came here with some friends. Such a…read morecozy place to enjoy brunch with friends and family. We were craving chicken and waffles, and they did not disappoint! The chicken was juicy and flavorful, and the waffle was perfectly fluffy. Such a good combo! And the coffee was on the sweeter side, but SO good. I couldn't stop drinking it! Our server was great and very attentive, which made the experience even better. Definitely would come back when we're back in Atlanta!

La Crêpe Petit Déjeuner & La Chocolat were fantastic! We hit…read moreThe Galloping Galette in Braselton for brunch and loved it. We ordered the La Crêpe Petit Déjeuner -- sauage gravy, bacon, potatoes, onions, Monterey jack, eggs, fruit. What more could you ask for! The La Chocolat was loaded with butter, sugar, Homemade Chantilly, chocolate syrup, almonds. Perfectly indulgent. Coffee was strong and hot, service friendly, and the cozy spot in the historic building hit the spot. Generous portions, fresh flavors. If you're near Atlanta, go! We'll definitely be back. Highly recommend!

Considering all things this place gets a 4 star from me. I would come back but I would have to plan…read moreto spend $75 for two for this brunch date. Let me tell you what I think. Service: is top tear. The owners are well involved and love this place. They love their customers too. Always checking on every table to make sure everything is okay. Ambiance: cute! Homey! A very clean design to the place Food: was good! But in my opinion a little pricey for what it was. All in all I would come here again.

I had a reservation and was seated with no problem. The…read moreview is beautiful, as I sat by the window. I really enjoyed the service on my birthday (1/3) and my meal.

Fleur-de-Lis is casual, yet can be formal. You'll see people dressed up for the winery; yet,…read moreobserve people dressed down in spa robes. Whatever the case, this place seems to accommodate all experiences. Things you should know: I. PARKING If you have elderly with you, I recommend dropping them off at the door, under the archway. The walk from the parking lot isn't far but it's not super close. It's free though, so that's what matters, right? ;) II. SERVICE A little slow. Don't be in a rush for a winery tour appointment when you come here. Give yourself plenty of time. They provide complimentary Birthday desserts! III. QUALITY The food tastes great and their menu has a vast variety to accommodate all diets. It's a little pricey but you're paying for the location and experience. IV. CAPACITY Make reservations ~ the dining area is very petite.

Thank Goodness for Wonderful Surprises! Winder has another wonderful restaurant to go along with…read moreLatin Flavors and its next door cafe for crepes Le Gabrielle, We stopped in Listo Parce for a bite before noon on a Sunday morning and left throughly impressed with the taste and quality of the food. While our server appeared new she did a great job and was fast and friendly. The bread pudding with a wonderful bourbon based hard sauce was accompanied by the BEST CUP OF COFFEE I've had in the states (only in Rome Italy and Bogota Columbia have I experienced better coffee. My wife's beignets were incredible! The egg dishes were flavorful as was everything else. While I could go on writing I will just let the photos speak for themselves. By the way... very clean men's restroom. Sorry I forgot to take a photo of the menus but a wide selection with a tad above market pricing... BUT WELL WORTH IT! Please try the coffee if you are into coffee!

A friend made dinner reservations for a large party of over 20 guests. I had zero idea this place…read morewas here, the last time I was in the area I believe it was prior the French quarter. Anywho I was excited because colombian food is the best. Arriving it was already a hot Sunday afternoon, our seating was in the entry outdoor/sort of indoor area. This area has no air conditioning only two large fans on the right. There were only two waitresses for our entire party, which wouldn't usually be an issue but these two ladies did things way out of order. They started taking some drink orders and some appetizers but casually skipped over others. Most of us got our alcoholic drinks right away but we didn't get cups of water until well over an hour into our time there. A few of us did order the Arepa con queso for appetizers and those were delicious. I ordered the Arooz con pollo with Tostones and it was very salty and lacking in other seasoning for sure. The tostones were good but those are the simplest thing to make. Also my arroz con pollo had hotdogs in it, I've never had that before and those really could have been left out. For a drink I got the Colombiana Spritz and it was juice, not a drop of alcohol was in that drink and the amount of sugar in that drink plus the heat plus the lack of water, it wasn't fun. A couple in the party bother both ordered the banded paisa one regular sized and the other mini, both came out the same exact size but they have a price difference and they both had random things missing from each plate. Half of the party received their food before others even placed theirs. My friend ordered the Chorizo for her husband, which was $8 and you can see in the picture how insanely tiny that Chorizo was. She also ordered the Chicharron which was also $8 and had exactly 8 bits to it, she essentially paid $1 per tiny Chicharron, which is way too much. We already knew the checks were going to be a mess and they sure were. I didn't hate this place but the experience was not good at all. I would only come back maybe for an arepa or if I was invited. The experience could have been bad because of it being a large party but I can't say you'll have a better time.

Was here a few years ago and gave it a 3 star review and now I have to say it is a 1 star. First…read moreoff it was empty on a Saturday night. Big red flag. Secondly, it smelled fishy. You know what they say fresh fish dies not smell. Decor has not changed. Started with a sangria and bread service. So many places are charging for bread but if you're going to charge me it better be good. Yall know I will pay for good food and service. When the bread came out there was 5 pieces of some sort of loaf bread that had been warmed. The menu said ciabatta bread and when I pointed it out to the waitress she said they didn't have it anymore. I said that's the only reason we ordered it was because it was a ciabatta bread. She just said sorry. Yall know if you follow my reviews I used to own a restaurant and it's misrepresented on the menu, What else is misrepresented? We ordered the wedge to share which was ok. I ordered the cod and my husband ordered the sirloin top cap and asked for it between med rare and med. My small piece of cod was overcooked, rice cold, plantains bitter and tortilla was hard and tasteless. My husbands sirloin was well and we think they mixed up the orders and it was TOUGH. Chewy and no salt. My cod was tasteless. We finished quickly to get out of there. 140.00 for a waste of a Saturday night. Could go anywhere better. We will no longer be back.

Visited this location with friends. The food was just ok. Love the desert. But the food did not…read moremeet expectations. You could probably skip this location.

Having heard really good things about this place, I was excited to finally get to experience it. I…read moreloved the atmosphere and had a great time at the bar while waiting for the rest of our party to arrive. The bartender and drinks were amazing, and the bacon appetizer was incredible! We enjoyed the Pearberry which was light and delicious, as well as the Japanese Old Fashioned which my partner thoroughly enjoyed. Although the price for bacon seemed hefty, it's almost a slab instead of slice of bacon. It's a solid portion and very thick and deliciously coated in a sticky sweet sauce that we enjoyed. We were having a great time and were in great spirits but it took a turn once we were seated for the dining portion of the experience.. I think our experience came from the person manning the meats, who in our opinion doesn't know proper temp checks. We ordered multiple filets, ribeyes, and a tomahawk at our table of 5 and every single one was under. We asked for medium and medium rare throughout our table, but they all arrived severely underdone. The tomahawk was the biggest disappointment, when you pay a hefty price, you expect better results.. but it was raw, because rare doesn't even really describe it. We are not the type to make a fuss, so we just ate our steaks and asked for sauce to make them palatable. The flavor was there but it was very subtle, it could used a bit more seasoning. We relied heavily on the sides and our prior experience at the bar to keep spirits up. The reason this review isn't worse is because regardless of our dining experience, our bar experience was superior and I'd go back strictly for that. I would try it again to see if the cook has gotten better but not for a while.

Wow!!! This place absolutely blows so many steak houses out of the water!!! This is now my top 3…read morebest steak places I've ever had! Not only is the steak amazing but the sides are outstanding as well. It's hard to find both good meats and great sides, however Cotton Calf over delivered on both. I was sad when I took my last bite, that's how good and flavorful everything was. Mannnnnnn Ordered the Cajun ribeye medium and sliced!! Mushroom risotto was incredible and the roasted broccoli! My goodness what a meal. The Cajun Ribeye should go in the hall of fame!

LOVE this place!!…read more The chai latte is the best thing i've found since jittery joe's. It's the most flavorful chai in Jefferson and Winder. The grit bowls are amazing too and very filling, worth the price! Staff are super friendly and have good recommendations. I love the different themed rooms in jail cells. It's so cool to sit in history. The book room has poor service, but it's all the way in the back and is an old jail cell so it makes sense.

Cute place with good service. It's an old jail converted into a coffee‑house restaurant. We had the…read morechicken panini and the club sandwich -- both were good. A bit pricey for what you get, but it's a unique experience with a good variety of choices for breakfast, lunch, and desserts. Each jail cell is decorated differently, and we ate in the game room. It would be a great place to bring the kids, have lunch, and play a few board games.