Great steaks, but very pricey! The one thing I do not like…read moreis that when you pay they start with the TIP screen. For wrapping an expensive streak?

It sure would be nice if these people ever replied to their email! I've been trying to find some…read morespecific cuts, and they either don't want the business, or don't know how to use email. Of 8 emails sent over the last year, not one of them has ever been responded to. Not a good way to make potential customers happy.

This area of Augusta was like a ghost town but has such incredibly high potential. This deli is…read moreright on Broad street and offers a big menu. We tried the Apollo which had turkey and ham with melted cheese. We split the sandwich and tried the potato salad ( made in house) and tomato soup. They boast special recipe sauces and big rolls. The bread was very soft. Prices reasonable. The Apollo was good but average. Found the sauce to be very sweet. The potato salad is very dill heavy and also sweet . The tomato soup was good with some larger pieces of tomato in it. Overall it was a clean spot with plenty of seating and average food with average prices. Descent spot for a quick bite

I initially walked passed this place because I wasn't in the mood for a sandwich but I'm SO GLAD I…read moreturned around and came in. The service was great, quickly attending to me while I sat at the bar. The food was exceptional, way beyond a typical deli sandwich. The 41 sauce I wish I could bring gallons of home. It was fantastic. I wish I could access this deli near my home because I'd come back over and over again.

The ambience is fantastic. I can't wait to go back and try one of their boards…read more The owner was sweet, patient and provided superb customer service Looking forward to trying out some more of their food !!!

Another great addition to downtown North Augusta. They have so many different flavors of olive oil…read moreand balsamic vinegar. It a fun concept...you can taste test the olive oil and balsamic vinegar with the pieces of bread. I haven't been able to commit to the larger bottles but have bought a few of the small bottles to use at home. My favorite so far are the sun dried tomatoes parmasean that was recommended as well as the stawberry balsamic vinegar (they suggested it can even be added to beverages like cocktails). I think this would make a nice gift set for a foodie. Additionally they have beer and wine. I quite enjoy the selection of beer and cider and have found some new favorites. There's also a selection of pasta, sauces, sweets and a small freezer filled with meat and fish. Looking forward to coming one evening with friends to do wine tasting with charcuterie

Hildebrandt's is an iconic sandwich shop in Augusta. Over 145 years of sandwiches and they got…read morethose right! I had the Corned beef Rueban and hubby the Italian on sourdough. The Rueben was really tasty, it could do with a bit more meat. The flavors were some of the best I've had and these are my go to sandwiches. Hubby's sandwich tasted great too ( of course we share!) bread was soft and not overpowering. I added Zapp's jalepeno chips but I wish I chose the German potato salad. Hubs had it and it was warm and yummy, bits of corned beef, perfect potatoes in a light non mayo like dressing with caramelized onions. Lose a 5 star for just for the lack of upkeep inside. It was sad to see bolted on cardboard instead of dry wall around the windows. The food is great, please give the place some TLC. Good interactions with the staff.

Hidebrand's located downtown Augusta…read more Food: We ordered several sandwiches including the pastrami / corned beef Rubens, also the hot smoked turkey and sweet heat Luis If you enjoy hot sandwiches, freshly made to order then Hildebrand's is a great place to go. Service: Friendly service, you will also get a history lesson dating the restaurant back to the late 1800 right here in the Garden State. Ambiance: Definitely can use some maintenance and upgrades however has that back in the day vibe.

Way overpriced and arrived at the table cold. Absolutely no excuse for that. Would have probably…read morebeen good if it hadn't been allowed to sit and cool off before serving.

Took my daughter here bc she loves Mac n cheese, paid $25 for the "lobster" Mac n cheese...I got…read morethe signature Mac n cheese plus 6 fried Mac n cheese bites. Cost $60 with tip, & pretty sure the lobster was imitation crab meat.

The store is very clean friendly service workers are pleasant and knowledgeable helpful smiling as…read morethey help support your shopping experience i have been going back mostly because of the people customer service is a thing of the past its good to see it's not completely gone 5stars continue the great concept and vision structure and overall model this is a place I wouldn't mind shopping at no matter the prices

Poor website design. Hard to read and navigate . Looks overpriced. Produce looks fresh. Wine…read moreselection looks pricey but robust ... Will probably shop here on special occasions...

Mrs. K. enjoyed her blueberry muffin while we both sipped our coffee, and it was one of those…read moremoments when everything feels perfectly ordinary until the practical question hits: what am I going to have for breakfast that's actually keto friendly. Once we finished up and returned to the sprinter, I steered us over here for a quick in‑and‑out shop, the kind of tactical grocery stop that becomes second nature when you're traveling and trying to stay on plan. A pack of sliced turkey, a pack of sliced cheese, a handful of cheese sticks, and a bag of pork rinds went straight into the basket. Yay, snacks. It felt like assembling a small survival kit for the rest of the morning. The only disappointment was the empty shelf where the keto sliced bread usually sits. Sad face. It's funny how you don't realize how much you rely on one dependable product until the spot is bare and you're left staring at the little price tag like it might magically summon a loaf. Other than that, it was an easy, pleasant shop. No line, no fuss, and the self‑checkout behaved itself. Within a few minutes we were back in the sprinter and heading toward downtown Augusta again, ready for more sightseeing and whatever the day wanted to hand us next, snacks safely tucked away for later. [Review 201 of 2026 - 1391 in South Carolina - 25390 overall]

Bought suspiciously fishy smelling salmon. possibly spoiled. Threw it away. Don't want to risk food…read morepoisoning. Never again buying any fresh protein from Aldi. $10 in the garbage.