Want decent burger it's fine (get rid of tater tots), but…read moreambiance is messy! Note: mops shouldn't be in dining area

Popular with the locals and busy, but it didn't float my boat. It is an old-fashioned food joint…read morewith old-fashioned food. It's popular with the firefighters (their station is across the street) and with other locals. Fried food and grits ... the people are nice enough, the service prompt and pleasant, but I'm just not a fan of their food. For example: the shrimp plate has overly battered shrimp, standard coleslaw, grits, and nondescript hush puppies. I give the owner credit for trying hard and making food from scratch

Beaufort was very crowded , we were hungry , couldn't find parking so backtracked to a place that…read morehad caught my eye . Magnolia . Bottled water on our table diverse menu , attentive server , EXCELLENT chicken salad and iced coffee , my husband had a sandwich that he said was excellent . The restroom was spotless ! You can tell a lot about a place from the restroom, right ? I can easily make an excuse to travel back there just to go to Magnolia . it's 4 hours away

Loved everything about this place and looking forward to making it a monthly regular!…read more Service was awesome and very attentive but not over the top. The hostess was a doll and told us she was so excited for us to try the food since it was our first time in. She didn't lie, it was great!! The interior gives calming "high tea" vibes but also very chill and the outside dining reminds you the little slice of paradise that Beaufort is. Private parking lot which was perfect and nice to be away from busy downtown.

According to my 12 year old "this place is bussin"! I'm…read moresure that means the food is great! We love the staff. So cheerful. Keep it up Blackstone's fam!

I am absolutely horrified by how this establishment treated my best friend and her family. They sat…read morefor 20 minutes without anyone even taking a drink order. When they politely asked for their "waitress," they were actually kicked out of the restaurant ALONG WITH HER DISABLED TODDLER, simply because they didn't use the term "server." The complete lack of professionalism, basic human decency, and customer service here is appalling. This isn't just a case of bad service; it is a complete failure of basic human respect. Kicking out a family with a disabled child because of a harmless word choice is an abusive power trip, plain and simple. Do not give these people a single dime. There are plenty of other welcoming places to visit in Beaufort.

Drove all the way from Norfolk va just to get some River Rounds (2 orders) "would have walked here…read morejust to get them" great wait staff, owner/chef spoke to us like we were locals, love,love,love this place and the staff but especially the food. Thank You

Stopped in for lunch after going on a Geechee Gullah tour. We wanted a little bite to hold us over…read moreuntil dinner. The fried okra was the best we had while in SC- seasoned perfectly, not slimy, breading not too salty. The greens were tender and full of flavor. Shrimp and crab fried rice was full of flavor too. It was in between service, so there were not a lot of people- but it was a fun laid back atmosphere and all of the employees were really friendly and our drinks were on point.

I hesitated to leave a negative review, but after seeing several others who ran into the same…read moreissues, I felt it's needed. After reading the menu we were excited to stop in and try a monthly special. We also picked up a couple gift items for family. I spent more than I should have after seeing firsthand how rude the cashier was. It was obvious she was more than bothered by our presence in there. I held out hope that the barista would make up for her rudeness but I was sadly mistaken. He handed us our drinks and numbly told us to stir it with a straw. I definitely regret stopping in. It's a shame, they have a super cute shop that looks like it has the potential to be a charming low country spot. Instead, it's a very unwelcoming, overpriced regrettable experience. The food probably would have been tasty, had the experience not been so sour. It's the lack of appreciation from employees at small businesses like this that drive me to seek out the bigger chain coffee stores where they at least act like they appreciate my hard earned dollar.

I suspect that their coffee is good, but we were there for breakfast, having already had our daily…read morecaffeine some time before. So we got the quiche. The atmosphere inside was pleasant, and they had a patio outside with tables where we could sit with our pups. The woman who helped us was knowledgable and pleasant. In addition to two quiches, we got a bottle of cider to go. I'd describe the quiches as disappointing - with no crust and of middling quality. The cider was fine, but not special - wouldn't make a special trip for it. It seems that most of the business there was for coffee, sometimes with a pastry -- and the pastries did look good, I wish I'd had one rather than the quiche I got.

This is a gem. Stopped in for lunch before shopping in Beaufort. located in an old converted…read morepost office.high ceilings and lots of ambiance. Frequented mainly by locals. An extensive brunch/lunch menu. We had sandwiches and a corn and tomato salad side. Filling and delicious. Reasonably priced. It was crowded when we finished (1230) with several groups waiting to be seated. Arrive early!

The food were good, the ambience of the place was nice too but the service just okay. The…read morerestaurant were not slammed but it took us awhile to be seated or even greeted. The food didn't take long to come out (egg Benedict with smoked salmon, smoked salmon and egg, and crab soup ) but the server didn't check to refill our drink. It was not my first visit at this restaurant but the service on that day was not on point.

I would give the food 3 stars. I only had the soup and it was just ok. I had the frogmore seafood…read moresoup and it was lacking on any seafood and very sweet. Husband had their seafood shrimp pot. They were out of corn , so all it had was shrimp, sausage and potatoes. Service was excellent and the ambiance was super casual with both inside and outside dining. If it wasn't so hot, I'd pick to sit outside facing the marsh.

Came here on a Friday night and we were seated right away. There is outdoor dining with a beautiful…read moreview of the marshes, but we chose to stay inside. I ordered the mahi-mahi tacos and they accommodated me with gluten-free corn tortillas instead of the typical flour tortillas. The tacos were loaded with mahi-mahi and two tacos with plentiful. Restaurant was clean and staff was friendly and attentive.

This strip mall spot offers some Asian and American style breakfast and lunch items, slanted…read moretowards sweets. I was not entirely sure what a "waffle pop" would turn out to be, but I ended up with two of them in an order, freshly made and topped with one fruit and one sauce of choice. Getting bananas with blueberry sauce was a good choice, one of many I expect. My strawberry matcha with boba was compromised by them running out of strawberry boba, but the regular tapioca balls did just fine soaked in a robustly flavored beverage. Their donut selection was appealing, but I simply did not have room. It would be tough to get out of there without getting a ton of sugar, and this place did not seem to have a ton for the more niche special dietary needs. However, it did have a lot of interesting messaging as a community space, with resources directed towards military families in particular, which moves me to look favorably on the place. And their stuff is delicious.

My web search for coffee found this place just a couple hundred feet from my hotel, opening in just…read more5 minutes (7:00). So I walked over. It was not at all what I expected in a strip mall near a chain hotel. What a cheerful place, the walls yellow, the windows decorated with big bright suns, the menu boards artfully illustrated, kitchy motivational signs everywhere. I was greeted with a geniality matching the overall vibe by a woman whom it was apparent was the owner. I complimented her on the name "Sunny Summers". She told me it was named after her two daughters. There was a young girl working with her so I asked her if she was Sunny or Summer. She didn't say anything. As it turned out she was neither - just an unrelated employee. I had only come in for a cup of coffee but I saw the donuts and couldn't resist. Many of them were outrageous sugar bombs - and beautiful to look at. But I settled on a more sedate cinnamon-sugar. Glad I did. It was fried to order then dusted with the topping and served not in a bag but in a cute box sized just right for the single. So when I ate it in the car 5 minutes later it was still warm, and fresh as can be. Does she always do this or was it because I arrived just after opening? Unsure, but it was a spectacularly good donut. The coffee, too, was excellent. Strong, no bitterness or sourness, and from a local independent roaster. The other foods mostly fit in the category of sweet indulgences: donuts with crazy toppings, "waffle pops", french toast. A few lunch items like panini. The burger offering was made with pancakes rather than the traditional bun! Now a few words about the proprietor. I was astonished by her outfit that left little to the imagination. At 7 in the morning! It was hard to keep my eyes where they belonged but I managed! (Sorry, I have no photos, for obvious reasons.) I realized later, when I did more research on the place, that this was part of her shtick, playing off her reputation as retired professional wrestler Lacey Evans. Before that she was in the Marine Corps serving in the military police force. An interesting choice of careers for sure. There's a board with prepaid receipts that the less-fortunate can use to get food. That's great. I wish I had known about it when I was there, not later during my research. I would definitely have prepaid a meal. Also, discounts for military and first responders. Not necessarily how I would do things but I know her intentions were good. The world needs more places like this. So a plea to anyone reading this: You may not be able to give up your Dunkin and Starbucks completely, as I have. But just try it for a month, or even a week: next time you need a fix check Google or Yelp for independent coffee shops, try something different, even if you have to go a little out of your way. You may just discover a new favorite hangout.

Place is super cute. Counter order and pickup, large variety of bagels and sandwiches. Service…read morewas fast. I had the breakfast bagel sandwiches and it was delicious. We will go back

Home run again for Rain-N-Bagels! Breakfast run today was a fantastic choice! Almost glad I woke up…read morea little too late. Sandwich was so good, coffee tasted perfect, AND the bagel chips are now soft! The staff is always so nice. Definitely making this one of my go to stops!

Every year on my birthday I have Eggs Benedict for brunch. Decided on Red Rooster based on Yelp…read morereviews- they did not disappoint! I had Crabcake Benedict and hubby had Salmon Benedict. Both were amazing. Our waitress was wonderful!

My husband and I came in for breakfast Sunday @ 830a. The restaurant only hade a few people…read more The waitress was nice but disappeared often for long periods and never came back to refill our coffee during breakfast. The Rooster had so many great reviews however fell flat for us. Considering so little customers seated, breakfast took a very long time to come out. The pancakes were heavy and didn't come with anything so hubby ordered Al la cart eggs and smoked sausage aka is kielbasa which he didn't know prior to ordering. I ordered the southern sunrise, eggs were good so was the bacon nice and crispy, cheesy grits were just ok not great and the biscuits was a little heavy. All the butter was frozen solid so not easy to put on pancakes & biscuit. Mediocre at best and NOT worth the price we paid for breakfast. We wouldn't return.