I don't typically enjoy sandwiches, but while traveling through Colombia on our way to USC, we…read moredecided to have lunch at Breezers. The sandwiches we had were incredibly tasty, and I'd be willing to make a 2-hour journey for another. They are extremely organized and work as a team. Recommend !

I was hoping to love it.... But it left much to be desired honestly. The bread was good. Not many…read moreveggie toppings. The meat was so thin. The bread to meat ratio didn't even make sense. It was just thrown together. Our food did come out fast though. I wouldn't make a special trip here again.

This restaurant had amazing costumer service!!! Good food and the staff members were so…read moreniceDefinitely recommend stopping by

Shelby offered perfect service. The food was amazing. I will be returning! Thank you for hiring the…read morebest!

We came here for brunch with friends and our 4 and 5 year old. We were so happy with everything!…read moreThe truffle fries were to die for. I got the drink with the bottle of prosecco in it and it was so fun! The service was fast and friendly. We will definitely come back again!

brunch was amazing with the perfect atmosphere. the food was delicious and the mimosas were a nice…read moretouch. Nate was an amazing server

This place is special. I love the old diner vibe (larger than a traditional diner but my statement…read morestill stands). The service could be hit or miss. You having a server or not all depends on how busy it is that day. The food is fairly consistent and you know how good it'll be every time you go. Side note: the Cannoli was actually really good. As a person who doesn't enjoy sweet things that much it was very pleasant.

I was not too impressed with my trip to DiPratos, which was disappointing because it had been…read morerecommended to me by several different people, and I was excited to try it out. I came in a few minutes after 10:00 a.m., the time they open, and while I don't expect a restaurant to be in tip-top shape the second they open, they did not seem at all ready for the day or to accept customers. I stood at the front for a few awkward moments before asking one of the hostesses if I was supposed to seat myself, when she replied "oh no, I'll seat you", and then led me to one of the nearby tables. Somewhat grossly, the tablecloth on the table I was seated at was covered with coffee stains from previous guests, which was kind of unsettling. I then asked for a cup of coffee, and was told that there wasn't any ready, and that I would need to wait a few minutes. Again, not a huge deal, but I would expect a breakfast restaurant to have some coffee ready by the time that they open. Second, when perusing the menu, I was not particularly impressed by their "limited breakfast" options, nor anything on their regular menu. I decided to go with a simple hot dog, and substituted the offered sides with an order of French fries, which ridiculously cost me almost $4 extra. In addition, my hot dog was fine, but nothing exceptional, and definitely not better than one I could've gotten at Costco for a markedly cheaper price. The one (1) bright spot was that the fries were very good, and of higher quality than most other fries I've gotten at similar restaurants. Finally, my server was nice enough, but a little rough around the edges and not overly attentive. In addition, the ambiance was pretty basic, with nothing about it that really stuck out. All-in-all, I wouldn't be adverse to returning to DiPratos on a Saturday or Sunday to try their breakfast menu, but I won't be coming back during the week, and wouldn't really recommend that anybody else do so either.

This is another place I've been eyeing for awhile and I got the perfect opportunity the other day…read morewith a girlfriend when we were looking for lunch places. The establishment is is spacious and they have tables both inside and outside and are decked out in USC pride. I can totally see this being a college hangout spot. The menu is never ending and it's soooo hard picking which bagel sandwich sounds best because soooo many sounded good. And then after you pick your sandwich you have to pick your bagel! Do yourself a favor and look at the menu before coming in so you already know exactly what you'll try. Since I came with a friend we decided to to try two different bagels and the staff here were nice enough to cut them both in half to make it easier for us to share. The bagels were messy but you could tell they were freshly made and so good! We ended up sharing the ridgeland and neighborino. I loved them both but I want to say I loved the neighborino a smidge more. While living here this will definitely become a regular spot and prices here were more than fair for the portions and freshness.

I love Sully's Steamers and have been going since they opened the first one in Greenville. I wish…read morethey would just open one in Charleston already. Whenever I'm traveling locally I check to see if there is one in my path. We were on our way to Columbia for a trip to the planetarium so we stopped on the way up for Lunch at Sully's. When I first discovered them, they had a sandwich on the menu called The Heater, the last place I went to was familiar with it, but this location was not. That didn't mean they weren't willing to make it for me though. I don't know if I ordered it exactly right, but the woman taking my order and I walked our way through it... the sandwich was delicious either way. This time I also got to try The Griswold (Turkey, bacon, provolone, pepper jack, lettuce, bbq & parm-peppercorn) and it might be a new favorite. This location is bigger than others I've been to. They had a bunch of tables inside and a large communal area outside with turf and a bunch of seating. Someone was even having a birthday party out there. Now I want to have a Sully's Steamers bday party too!

Uhm amazing place. On Sumter close to a bunch of things and not a terrible walk from USC campus…read more Super friendly service, food options plenty and delicious. Great music playing in the background. I had the Twerky Turkey Sandwich with the Garbanzo Salad; so good! And that's not my typical type of ordering (I'm usually a burger and fries guy). Definitely going to be a staple when I'm in town.

Some sandwiches are alright but the place lost a lot of what made it special with the new owners…read more No art, no live music, no pimento cheese or pita chips, and no weekends? I miss it.

Great place to stop and wander thru for fresh food. They have cheese, meats, bagels, sandwiches,…read moreolive oil, wine, coffee and alot of other packaged foods for take out. Staff was really nice and welcoming. They have plenty of seating to enjoy your goods. I highly recommend Farmers Mkt for a quick bite or maybe a meet up. They have enough for all to grab something to eat. We love that Columbia is a small town, but more modern city spots to hang out! Its really worth a visit, parking was no issue on a Saturday afternoon.

Such nice people! Kind. Helpful to make something off menu for kids…read more Lots of produce, dry goods, etc.... Coffee bar. Butcher, deli meats. We got sandwiches.... Chicken salad and BLT. Both were amazing! Made with love and just so so yummy!

Very friendly staff. Helpful in making decisions and options. I would have got the big dave size…read morebut $30 for 16" sandwich was a bit rich for my pocket. Regular was $16 and added 3 cheese for 1.50. Crib chips option with meal option is the way to go if you like crispy chips. The dip goes well with them too. The cheese steak was very good. Glad i got the added cheese. Be ready with napkins because it's messy but worth it. Banana pudding was decent but I'm picky and like chunks of banana in mine. Nilla wafers on top should be added just before serving in my opinion because they are soft from being in there in cooler ready to go. I get it for efficiency sake of running restaurant but would prefer them to be crispy and fresh on top. Overall very much recommend.

Was visiting U of SC and decided to try this place. I mean, it was only right since Philly is my…read morehometown. The establishment was small, yet clean. Street parking is out front but metered during certain days. The cashier Key was very sweet and helpful. I ordered a salmon egg roll, beef cheesesteak, and the banana pudding Key confirmed she made herself. The egg roll was good but a bit small for the price. The cheesesteak was mid. Nothing special unfortunately. The banana pudding had a great taste but was extremely watery. Like it was in soup form.

Stopped in with my USC student for a latte. Nice little coffee shop off the beaten path. Eclectic…read morefurniture offers places to study or read while having a snack or drinking a latte. Staff was friendly & helpful. We both had mocha lattes & it was delightful. Milk options for coffee options are whole milk (standard), almond or oat milk are an up charge.

The almond croissant is absolutely amazing, I got it toasted and it was perfectly buttery and…read moreflakey. I had a dirty chai with an extra shot, it had a deep espresso taste but wasn't too overpowering. The barista was nice and had my order completed quickly. There's also more seating downstairs. Only addition I would like is more available outlets or an extension cord beneath the tables.

Location is a little off the beaten path but, by far, has the best deli sandwiches in Columbia and…read morethey are LOADED! Highly recommend

Brown Bad Deli recently opened up on Spears Creek Road. I had heard about their food truck on Yelp…read morebut when they opened up a brick and mortar business where PT's coffee used to be. Our ROMEO group of 8 went here for lunch today to try it out. The store is exactly as it was when PT's was here...they've got about four tables with two chairs along the wall on the right. Another table with four chairs on the left and another small table with two chairs. They have a longer high table with seating for eight as soon as you come in. We arrived about 11:10AM and the cashier explained their sandwiches. They have a great selection of hot and cold sandwiches, a glass display with several good looking pasta sides, and their blackboard has a list of snacks and salads. For drinks they have teas, coke and diet coke, and some sort of flavored soda in cans. Our group ordered 2 Italian sandwiches (one hot and one cold), two Reuben sandwiches, One Pastrami sandwich, one Shrimp Po' Boy, and two Cuban Sandwiches. One of the guys saw an appetizer of three pimento cheeses with cheese crustinis (he took home for his wife) that looked delicious. The Italian sandwiches were good, filled with all the right stuff. Quite large and cut in half. I forgot to ask but I wish I'd ordered jalapeno's on the side for mine. The Rueben's were well liked with a lot of swiss cheese and meet. The pastrami was very good, packed with a lot of meat. The Shrimp Po' Boy was good, but he said he wish the remoulade sauce had more of a kick...and one of the other guys mentioned that in New Orleans they usually don't put remoulade sauce on Po' Boys. Overall rating was a 4.0 for the guys. The one thing that was mentioned was that they should at least serve a bag of chips or a small side of pasta salad or something, similar to what many of the other deli's do in town that we've frequented. Price of the Italian sandwich was around $14. Staff is friendly...hope they do well.