After going to another breakfast spot where the wait was going to be 1 hour, we chose this place…read more My daughter called ahead, our wait time was zero, and welcoming. Love the decor on the wall which has charming display. The server Donavon was so cool, young at heart..... the place was a bit noisy and crowded, but tolerating.... The hubby ordered the steak and eggs, with hash browns. Also my daughter. I ordered the triple waffle... My grandbaby must have enjoyed, because she ate her complete meal, except for a small amount of her bacon... She even had an audience observing her which was at the table beside us... they were tickled how a Lil person her age reacted to her plate..

this was amazingggg, top tier…read more pancakes were bussin coffee mix was great and the service was great, they checked up on you like every 10 minutes too see if you wanted more coffee or too see if everything was okay! try it out please

Hands down the most memorable breakfast I've had all year. This is the quintessential southern…read morebreakfast spot. They're only open on Saturdays and Sundays so you gotta catch em on the weekend. Seating inside is a bit tight but open for groups and there is bar seating. There are several tables on the covered patio as well. The service and the food are impeccable. Several options. You must must try the loaded grits and have a biscuit (maybe 2!) I even took a biscuit to go. The porkchops were huge, fried to perfection, and flavorful. Please be patient. They make everything to order, and perfection takes time.

Grit's Cafe isn't playing around when it comes to breakfast. If you show up at opening time, expect…read morea short line to get in the cafe. Once the doors are opened, you just take a seat at whichever table is open. It's a small cafe that's clean and nicely decorated. The servers are friendly and personable. They have a nice selection of breakfasts and everything I saw being delivered to other tables looked delicious. I saw some massive breakfast sandwiches as well. I had the Cajun Omelette which was good but that biscuit was one of the best I've ever tasted. I'd go back for a dozen to take home if they sold them by the dozen. My wife had the Wakie-Wakie which came with Conecuh sausage which was delicious. I will absolutely be back when I'm there this spring.

Went to this little spot for coffee and a pastry with my daughter. Parking was plentiful and the…read morecoffee shop has a good bit of seating in a quaint little setting. Local art on the walls add a nice touch. They offer a large number of syrups and about six sugar free options. Had a handful of pastries that I'm pretty sure we're bought (homemade would be nice but don't think that's happening). Prices were great - $3.50-5.50 for lattes and $2.50 or so for a giant muffin. The gentleman running the shop was as hometown friendly as can be. We enjoyed it and will be back!

It appears to be a pleasant enough place, I hear good Ice cream and cute decor but I'll never know…read more They are centered in a downtown location with a sidewalk and many other business. I would say service isn't so nice for when they see you sitting on (THEIR) bench that's on the sidewalk eating ice-cream that you didn't buy from them. Literally tell you to leave. No problem. We will never be shopping at the River Perk.

Our Place Cafe is a strange little restaurant. I've been to this place twice: once for dinner, and…read morerecently for brunch. As always, the most important aspect to dining out is service. Now, what's funny is that the woman who owns Our Place, Corrie Sid, also owns Cafe de Fleur in Auburn - which I actually gave 1 star for having service so slow they we weren't able to get our meals. Well, Our Place is also quite slow, though not to the same degree. Just like the other restaurant, they seem genuinely short-staffed, even though Our Place was mostly empty at the time. But what really sets Our Place apart - in a bad way - is the environment. Normally, I don't give too much thought to interior design, but this one raises a few serious flags. It's a very old building; I can only guess what its original purpose was. You can see daylight peeking through the walls, which is odd. And the rusted tin roof isn't so much charming and folksy as it is off-putting. However, the big issue that caught my eye was the thick layer of dust over the ceiling diffuser, right above the tables on the ground floor. When the AC kicks on, the result will be blast of dust, grease, and mold spores directly onto the food of the people below. I'm not even going to talk about the food, other than saying "it's fine." Normally a place like this would garner 2 or 3 stars, but the questionable (to say the least) health and safety of Our Place Cafe prevents me from doing that in good conscience. 1 star.

We went for a birthday dinner on a Saturday afternoon. My first time here. When we were seated…read morethey told us that the cupcakes we bought were not allowed. No outside food at all as allowed into the restaurant per the new owners. Ok we didn't know and how was we supposed to know. But know big deal. The offered us a chocolate cheesecake instead free of charge. That was super nice and our server did a good job. We ordered an appetizer ( fried crab claws) and they come fast and good. Our drinks at the table were sweating and the water was just running off the table onto our laps. Not sure why they don't use a napkin under the drinks. We finally got to order and the food took a long time to come out. I ordered the ribeye steak mid rare over the mashed potatoes and green beans. This didn't look like a good cut of meat. The steak was overcooked and the potatoes were cold. Other peoples food around the table was in similar shape. Not a $50 plate for sure. Overall the restaurant has a nice atmosphere that is set for a romantic date night, not set up for groups. Maybe a 4 top at best. I hope we had off night. I have heard good and bad things but wanted to see for myself. Is it worth going. Maybe if you get lucky. But for the price don't settle for an overcooked steak or a bad cut of meat. Send it back.

Alright, I had a great start to Sunday with a very refreshing beet juice and a light, cool kale…read morejuice. Both get a 10/10. I modified the BLT by removing the bacon and adding grilled chicken; that's a 10/10 as well. Let me just say, with the goat cheese, it was taken to a whole new level, and as you can see with the eggs Benedict no bacon on that, the grilled chicken will definitely be coming back for another 10/10. I was very surprised by this spot. The staff, of course, was busy with the after-church crowd, but they did a great job seating us. I really enjoyed the open space, and it was very well lit with natural light and good lighting in the building.

This place was so good that we went twice and the second time we brought our family! The restaurant…read moregives kind of modern farm kitchen vibes which nice. While here I tried the shrimp and grits, 3 meat omelet, and the chicken and waffle sliders. Hands down the shrimp and grits may be the best I've ever had. I appreciated that the sauce was not oily and they give a good amount of shrimp and conecuh sausage (this specific sausage is the key) for the amount of grits they give you. This may be the best shrimp and grits I've ever had so if you don't know what to order, you can't go wrong with this choice. The 3 meat omelet was bomb as well with plenty of meat inside the omelet with a choice of side. Lastly, the chicken and waffle sliders were also really good. The chicken is crispy and the hot honey sauce it comes with naturally motivates you to dip the chicken into the syrup (thank me later if this didn't cross your mind until now). I can't forget the sweet tea is very sweet and when you ask for a side of lemons, they actually cut a lemon up for you which I appreciate from a sanitary standpoint. In case you were also wondering, they offer military discounts and they will sing happy birthday if you ask (no free dessert but they do have some really good beignets to purchase). The beignets are really soft and go great with the ganauche. The only downside for this restaurant is the service is a bit slow. Both days it took quite a bit of time to be greeted by a server and sometimes they take a while to come by your table. This is a minor fix but if this can be rectified this is easily a 5 star brunch place that the city needed. I recommend this restaurant to anyone considering coming to it and I look forward to coming back to eat here (my mom still talks about the shrimp and grits lol).

I'm a court reporter who travels a lot to cover depositions. Recently, I had to go to Columbus, GA…read morefrom Nashville and wanted to avoid both Atlanta (traffic nightmare) and Hwy 280 (hateful red lights) so I went through Montgomery, AL. And holy crap, am I glad I went through at lunch time and chose this place to eat!!! The cafe is easy to get to and has plenty of parking- the interior is not flashy or modern, but it is comfortable and homey. And honestly, after eating the food, I wouldn't care if they were in a tent, as long as they brought me this amazing food!! Their menu changes weekly- there are a few meats and vegetables that you can get everyday, and then there's a different selection for each day- which makes me wish I lived closer so I could eat here every freaking day. You can find the current menu on their Facebook page! If you go here though, and do NOT get the fried chicken, then you are seriously doing yourself a disservice. It. Is. Delicious. And as a lifelong southerner, I've eaten a butt load of fried chicken. This is some of the best I've ever had. The mashed potatoes, Lima beans, creamed corn and fried green tomatoes were all awesome as well- seasoned perfectly, were homemade and fresh. Seriously, after my first couple of bites, I had to just close my eyes and do my happy food dance. And the CORNBREAD!!! In true southern fashion, it is NOT sweet, thank god, and is cooked in a muffin form, which usually means that the cornbread is dry. I almost didn't taste it- I wish I hadn't, because this cornbread haunts me. It was light, delicate, savory and (I hate this word) moist. It was the perfect cornbread. They have also perfected sweet tea- I wish I could have gotten a gallon to take home. The women who were working the days I went (twice in six days!) were super sweet, quick and efficient, attentive without hovering- they're really awesome. They all work together and it seems like a well oiled machine. The prices are ridiculous for as much food as you get- a meat and three plus tea for $13.00?? I'd pay way more- but I appreciate not having to go over my allotted per diem for lunch! If you're in Montgomery between the hours of 11-2pm, and you're hungry- do yourself a favor and go to Gail's, tell the girls you're hungry, and eat what they bring you- because it's going to be delicious and your tummy will be very happy.

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The food is very good. It's pricey but very good. It's cafe style. I got the meat and three with…read morebaked chicken, green beans, mac and cheese and rice and gravy. They do catfish on Fridays.

Sunday buffet was massive and every dish was delicious, with excellent cornbread and and cornbread…read moredressing . The turkey was moist and flavorful. Service was exceptional: quick, friendly and caring.

Our server Jamarr was amazing, he even gave suggestions and kept checking in on us and his…read moresurrounding tables. The food was delicious It just needed a little more hollandaise sauce.

One of my fav breakfast spots! Parking was convenient. Upon entering we were greeted and seated…read more This is where I go for breakfast in Montgomery. It's a brunch vibe kinda like a warm feeling of home...Our waitress took our order and to my surprise they had mimosas on the menu! It was my birthday so let's call it my birthday mimosa What I didn't expect was the mini bottle of champagne and a glass of orange juice pour your own troubles here folks Anyhoo food was delicious as always and I did enjoy my birthday mimosa. Unfortunately it ended storming and we had to get on the road headed back to Atlanta. I will definitely be back First Watch is always on point...Check out my vid and until next time SYOY!