Great little bistro. Food was good; the atmosphere has nothing lacking. If you have ever been to…read moreFrance, you will recognize the ambiance.

Well, everything good starts with a positive, unfortunately, as the owner has moved into many other…read morebusiness ventures, the quality and attentive service has diminished. After paying over $50 for a simple meal for lunch a meal never arrived after 45 minutes. Once the hostess noticed that we were sitting there forever with no drinks, we asked if we could please have our food because we were so late now after 45 minutes we had to leave. She then took another 15 minutes to deliver her food to go that was pathetic missing half of our meal. The salad was basically a three pieces of lettuce with soggy dressing and a toast of mushy goat cheese the turkey sandwich was not edible. Unfortunately we vote with our dollars and won't be back too bad. We thought it would be a good one.! When you diversify with too many restaurants in Aiken, you need to pay attention to your customer base. Good luck

This spot is our favorite place for coffee and daytime bites in downtown Aiken. Roxi my medical…read moreservice dog from Roxi's Ranch loves it just as much as I do. If you're a frequent coffee drinker, their refill cup deal is unbeatable at only $1.25. The breakfast sandwich is genuinely one of the best around. The bread is always fresh, and everything is made to order with real care. The staff is wonderful friendly to both locals and folks visiting from out of town and the steady lines just prove how popular the place is. While you're there, take a moment to check out the local artwork and stickers. There are some surprisingly interesting pieces. It can get a little noisy when the blender kicks on, but the back section stays nice and quiet. If I really enjoy the cup of coffee I'm drinking, I'll pop next door and buy the beans. Always a nice bonus. If you see Roxi you are welcome to ask to pet her. You might even get a lick.

No good, waste of time and money. Aikens coffee scene is abysmal…read more Slow service, no welcoming, and political

Charming little cafe open for breakfast and lunch everyday but Sunday. tucked away behind Zaxbys,…read morebut easy to find. Fun art work featuring local artists and eclectic decor make this a fun place to visit. Known for their catering and pastries, but probably the best French onion soup in town. Also convenient to Odell weeks park and events

Talk of the town is right! But not in a good way! I hired Sugar South to cater my daughter's…read morewedding in February 2020. I contracted with them to serve during the entire reception time (4 hours) for 200 people. We did not hire for a dinner, but for hors d'oeuvre to be served to our wedding guests for the complete duration of the reception party after the ceremony. I heard from guests who were caterers in another city that there was not enough food for even 100 people on the serving tables. All of the food was gone before the wedding party finished photographs and first dances, so within the first hour of the reception, all of the food was gone. Guests reported to me that they witnessed Janet throwing away full trays of food into the garbage early in the evening. Food I paid for, thrown away before the end of the reception! There was supposed to be a going-away box for the bride and groom, but there was not. We were promised a gift card to the bride and groom to make up for it, but they never received it. We had to give them money to run through a fast-food place to get food after their reception. Neither the bride or groom got one taste of the foods they picked out for their reception. The bride and groom only got water to drink during their reception (except for their toast of Champaign). Water was supposed to be served and available to our guests in addition to tea and lemonade. But there was none. When guests asked for water because all of the tea and lemonade were gone, Janet was very rude to them and refused to serve them any water, including the water requested for the bride. Guests also reported to me that they heard angry loud voices coming from the kitchen belonging to Janet and her assistant. Sugar South was the worst part of my daughter's wedding. It has left horrible memories that mar the beautiful memories we should all have of our children's wedding. Even now, 8 months after my daughter's wedding, whenever someone talks to me about my daughter's beautiful wedding, they mention how horrible the catering and caterer were. I hear more and more stories from my guests of how awful the catering was. When I called Sugar South to express my grievances and request a refund, Janet hung up on me in mid sentence and refused to answer any of my subsequent calls. Stay away from these people!! They did not fulfill their contract; they are not friendly; they do not want to serve others; they will run away with your money; and hide from you when you express your disappointments in their food and "service."

I came here for a group dinner with some colleagues and friends! We did have a reservation ahead of…read moretime, so I think that helped us secure a large enough table for all of us. I ordered a red sangria, but instead got a white... still good and highly recommend. For food, I ordered a chicken piccata. It was light and fresh, and the chicken was pretty big. Food comes in large portions and good flavors! Service is what is stopping me from giving them 5 stars. Our server took a while to bring our drinks, brought me the wrong sangria (it's ok though bc it was still pretty good), told us they would bring rosemary rolls but instead brought sliced bread while other tables near us got rolls. I'd definitely come here again, but hopefully I would have a better experience with service.

Fantastic hidden restaurant. Unique dishes and choices that worked out really well. Great revolving…read morespecials. Very friendly staff. Beautiful restaurant too.

The owners are hard working, down to eat people. They treat everyone as if they're their neighbors…read moreor family. Most customers are regulars and are know on a first name basis. The coffee beans are roasted on site and the special blends are concocted and bagged for those that want to use them or give as gifts. The desserts are homemade. They taste like something your grandmother would make! The desserts often vary but typically you can always count on an amazing poundcake, coffee cake or coconut cake. There are usually 8-10 cakes, muffins and such to choose. The customer service is what will keep me returning. I am just amazed at how everyone was treated. Please go by there. You won't be disappointed!

This coffee shop didn't really impress me. They don't have food, just cakes and dessert. The…read morebarista was nice but not too personable. I took my coffee to-go. I didn't even finish it because it didn't taste good. The coffee shop vibe is cool since they have a lot of art and cool stuff on the walls like a collectible toy car case. Maybe to sit here and work would be nice. Possibly ordering something different than the Grasshopper (which is one of their signature drinks, let that be known) next time might work but I'm not planning on coming back to this coffee shop. This place was recommended to me as well but there are plenty of other coffee shops that I will be visiting in Augusta.

I stopped in to grab a drink while perusing the antique and consignment shops. The barista…read moresuggested one of their specialty drinks, but I opted for old faithful. I got my usual iced mocha with oat milk. It was yum. It was rich with the right amount of espresso and not too sweet. I'll definitely stop by again the next time I'm in town.

Rode out here in the morning to get a sausage, egg, cheese biscuit. Was pretty good to be honest…read morewith the biscuit falling apart it was so fluffy. Would I go again - oh yes.

Beautiful spot for Sunday lunch. We had soup and sandwich, and sandwich and pasta salad…read more Everything was freshly made and tasty. Despite a full house, service was timely and we enjoyed a leisurely meal. While there wasn't a high tea offering, we did enjoy a pot of tea that was served with warm honey. We also bought house blended teas to bring home. Speaking of which, wish we had Cornwallis House Tea Company in downtown Columbia - it's the type of place I'd spend time frequently. As it is, I look forward to returning to Winnsboro for shopping and a return visit on a Saturday -- not much else is open on Sunday.

Very small yet unique menu offering a variety of both Savory and sweet options service is a tad on…read morethe slower side as there is only one server who also takes the orders. Limited seating and space a very interesting atmosphere they so serve awesome chess pie.

Decided to stop in to this fairly new breakfast place. We got an Asiago bagel with cream cheese…read more It was great with just the right amount of chew. Everything is house made here and it all looked so yummy! The service was great and the owner is very nice and friendly. Feels like a hometown place where you would know lots of people. It is decorated really cute and has lots of seating for different group sizes. Please try this place!

This is a truly hidden gem, partly because they are only open one morning of one day a week…read more(Saturday), so they aren't widely well known. However, their dedicated customer base means that they sell out of everything basically by lunch time, and the really popular items within just an hour or two. Their bagels are fantastic, and i love how many different and varied flavours they offer. I'm a sucker for a good savoury bagel, and they have so many great options: Asiago cheese, cheddar and jalapeño, old bay, "low country," the list goes on! They also have savoury scones which are fantastic. Their sweet offerings, both in bagels and pastries, shouldn't be missed either. The service is on par with the excellent food, and you can really tell that they love their job and their customers. There's always a smile behind the counter, even at the crazy busiest time, and the owners are often outside greeting people and getting to know their customers. The store gets the job done, but it's not as cozy as you might expect or want for the best bakery in Aiken. If they could make it a warmer feel with big plush armchairs I'm not sure I'd ever leave.