New in town and wanted to check out and support our local restaurants. I was under the impression…read morethat this was a buffet but I was mistaken. I would also have to say the picture that included the price on, it was also mistaken. my food was lukewarm at best. No one offered to fill my water. Regretfully, they have nothing to offer me to go back.

The food is always good. The place is clean and the employees are very friendly.read more

This place is soooo yummy. Good price for good food. But the service is unmatched! We had Seshelle…read more(sorry if that is misspelled!) as our server and what a gem she was. So sweet and so nice, kept our drinks full and I didn't even need to ask for extra ketchup because she remembered from our last time being there! We will be back and will ask for her again!

I had the Champagne Lobster Omelette and Spiked Carmel Cold Brew. My server was Amy and she was…read morefriendly. The place is very busy but the service was excellent. Highly recommend this place when visiting Greenville.

A friend had invited my wife and I for a Sunday Brunch to First Watch. This was our first time and…read morechecked out the menu and reviews before going. Menu was very interested and not your standard breakfast place menu. I was a little suspect because of the poor customer service reviews but all food ones were good. Our friend called in for a call in reservation and we were seated with in 5 minutes eventhough the restaurant was packed. The server came to the table to take our drink order, came back with our drinks and took our food order. The food order came out fast. The "works" omlet and a side order of French Toast. The only thing missing from the "works" was the kitchen sink. Cheese, onions, sausage, tomatos and mushrooms and their fired,cubed potatoes were amazing. The French/Texas toast was great. Everything was perfect and service was great. We'll be back.

Overall not what I was hoping for…read more Some of my colleagues suggested trying first watch for breakfast, so I decided to try it today. They sat me down in a corner and no one wanted to wait on me.. I have no idea who my waitress should have been. After 10+ minutes of waiting, the person who seated me asked if I had been helped, I said no, so then he took my order, but I don't think that was his job. On the menu, the regular drinks like orange juice, didn't show a price. This seemed strange to me; I am pretty used to being charged for an OJ, but it was my first time here so I asked if this was included in the meal (that would have been a nice surprise). He said no. I asked if it was free, and he said no, it costs money. I asked how do I know how much it costs, because there was absolutely NO price anywhere on either side for the cost of orange juice. He said it's a hidden charge that they will charge in their computer system...... That's bullshit at a fundamental level! I asked how much, he quoted me a price without checking the computer, but how do I know? It's not listed on the menu. Is that the price for the small OJ or a large? How do I know? How can I make sure they're not overcharging me? That's the whole point of a MENU, to list what they sell and for how much, so you can decide without having to waste the waiters time asking the price of each item. I really don't like this! I should of listened to my inner voice that said just walk away now. Foolisly, the only reason I stayed was because of the recommendation by my colleagues. Needless to say, I didn't get an OJ because I had no way of verifying the price. I ordered a water. I would have enjoyed an orange juice with my breakfast. Maybe I should have ordered it and then told them I'll pay the price on the menu.... After about another 10+ minutes of waiting, no water was brought out. Then a lady came out and asked if I had been helped, I said yes but I don't think it was his job to take my order, so she said she would look into it and brought out a water a few minutes later. The sad part was, the place was not very busy.... Just a slow Tuesday around 10am. When the food finally came out by ANOTHER waitress who I never saw before, I was a little sad because the toast was loaded with way too much butter. The menu didn't say anything about butter, nor did the waiter... I scraped off as much as I could, but the damage had already been done. Dam, am I responsible for telling them everything I don't want on toast that could possibly be put on toast? The bacon was okay tasting but overly salty. The eggs were the opposite, pretty bland without any salt. What they did add to the eggs appeared to be finely chopped scallions. I don't enjoy the taste of scallions on my scrambled eggs. It's a bad combination for me. The fruit was okay, but a very small portion. Overall a lackluster tasting breakfast, very poor service, and the menu that I fundamentally disagree with. For these reasons I give it the lowest rating possible. I am thankful I tried it so I could see what my colleagues were talking about, but now I know. I probably won't return ever again to any first watch.

Sweet spot to get a country style breakfast. Everything is sourced locally and is delicious! The…read morestaff is friendly and welcoming! Highly recommend!

Great service, music and the food was Great! I highly recommend. Will definitely be coming back.read more

If you're anywhere near Seneca, a stop at G3B Cafe is a must!…read more We called ahead with a group of 13 and they had everything ready for us when we arrived. They couldn't have been more accommodating, and the staff was genuinely friendly from start to finish. Between all of us, we managed to sample what felt like half the menu: the Southwest Breakfast Burrito, quiche, steak and eggs, shrimp and grits, the Brekkie Sandwich, pancakes, French toast, cookie porridge, and the Carrot Cake Pancake. Let me just say...if you see the Carrot Cake Pancake on the menu, order it. Don't overthink it. It somehow tastes like you're eating dessert for breakfast without being overly sweet, and it completely lived up to the hype. The thick-cut bacon was delicious, the hand-cut fries were amazing, and everything else was just as good. We also enjoyed a variety of coffees, mimosa flights (the G3B mimosa was the group favorite) and a delicious espresso martini. The portions were just right--not the ridiculous "I need a nap immediately" kind, but enough that everyone left happy. The restaurant was spotless, the food came out quickly (which is impressive with 13 people), and every single person in our group enjoyed what they ordered. That's basically a miracle. We'll absolutely be back!

Stopped in for brunch recently while passing through the area. A busy place, with high ceilings and…read morea glass front. It was loud with people talking over each other. We were greeted walking in and there was a short line. We were seated within about five minutes at a small table on the wall with a long bench and single chair. A simple menu, with libation offerings and a coffee bar. Our server was kind and professional but spread thin, covering multiple table tops. She was hustling the entire time, and checked on us as best as she could. But it was obvious that they were spread thin on wait staff. After giving the menu a read, I opted for Biscuits with gravy, with three eggs over medium and a side of bacon. Our food arrived within about 15-20 minutes, as ordered. The biscuits and gravy were okay, mine are better. The eggs done again okay, but overcooked a bit. Not really over medium. The bacon was the best part of my meal. Nice thick cut with excellent flavor. It served its purpose, and obviously a very popular spot with locals. 3.5 Stars rounded up for the staff 01274

A variety of meat and three, but can order meat and one. I chose meat and two my husband meat and…read morethree. Quick service. Drink included and rolls or cornbread. Food was hot and good.

Came for lunch today and the place is very cute and hometown friendly. It's very clean. My fried…read moregreen tomatoes were out this world delicious. I also loved my chef salad too. Thank you Mill Town

Drove up to Dry Falls Wednesday, and saw a sign for the town of Pumpkinton. Having recently…read morerelocated from New England, seeing anything "witchy" immediately drew interest from my wife and me. So, when we left the falls and wanted to eat something, we Yelped for food, and found this place!!! And it's everything you'd expect from a little general store in the middle of nowhere. It's got charm, it's locals, and a diverse enough menu that you could eat 3-squares a day here. Service was prompt and friendly. The decor was interesting (even if the display stuff for sell was not well organized). And the ambiance was quaint and calming. Sadly, the one thing I really wanted to buy (a sticker of all things) was currently out of stock. But I'm certain, the next time we are in this area, we'll stop here again. Because, as you can see from the menu, the prices can't be beat!!

My family and I were on our way to Table Rock when we spotted this little café/general store along…read morethe side of the road. I'm so glad we decided to stop. The food was incredible, the service was wonderful, and the atmosphere was full of charm. It's one of those special places that makes you feel like you've stepped back in time.

Google ai emphatically states that The Village Bakery makes and sells authentic cheesecake,…read morehowever, after we drove there to purchase it, the fellow behind the counter of awesome sweet treats, he told us they don't make it sell cheesecake, and never have. Yes, that was a total bummer! I will be a customer at the Village Bakery & Cafe, but I give Google ai 0 stars!!!

This is a sweet little bakery and cafe on the square of the historic town of Pendleton. I have been…read morehere several times and have enjoyed myself each time. One side has a bakery where you can watch the delicious goodies being made. The other side is a small cafe. Although there is limited seating I have never had to wait for a table. I haven't gone on the weekend (pretty sure the Sunday morning brunch would be a different story). A friend and I met for lunch at 1:00 pm on a Wednesday. My friend had the Café Club with the pasta salad and a sweet tea. I had the Quiche of the Day, the pasta salad and a hot cup of Clemson Sunrise (Vanilla, Caramel & White Mocha). The pasta salad wasn't my favorite-next time I'll give the potato salad a try. The service and food were very good. The café closed at 2:00 pm. Since we were still visiting, my friend and I grabbed our drinks and walked a few steps to the center of the lovely town square and found a swing to continue our conversation...but that's for another review. The Village Bakery & Café is worth a visit whether it's to grab something from the bakery and enjoy a cup of coffee or to meet a friend for breakfast or lunch. Lovely outing.