Set back off the main road, I'm not 100% sure what this restaurant is known for. Not a large…read morecrowd at the time we went. It was kind of odd having the manager's office in the front of the restaurant and in view of customers. Tables had an odd texture to them. Like they were painted but remained sticky for some reason. Pretzel appetizer was good and toasted. I could have used more acid and leche de tigre in the ceviche. So it was just OK. Skip the country fried steak. The brown gravy is flat out gross. The steak is definitely frozen. The onion rings and the Mexican corn were the best part of the plate. Very likely will not be back.

I was happy to hear from the owner, thanks Barb- we were hoping for a local place like yours for a…read moreburger/date night. We hope you get a better experienced cook and trained waitstaff, we want your establishment to succeed. you are in a prime location. A menu change would help. You have to determine what you are good at, then go from there... be well!!

My "Go-to" brunch spot when I'm in Georgia! My first time in…read moreMarch 2025 didn't disappoint and my second time, December 2025, didn't either. The second time I came back we were greeted with a 30-min wait, which was expected due to the weekend and peak hour. But to our surprise we were actually seated within 15-minutes. While we waited, I used the restroom for the first time and it was clean and smelled fresh with cute decor. We were served with drinks right away and our server was very pleasant and accommodating. We looked at the menu beforehand, but last minute my husband and I decided to try recommended dishes. Here's our spread: Strawberry Short stack - 5/5 Sausage and egg biscuit with - 4/5 Cowboy omelette - 5/5 Chicken & Waffles - 5/5 Philly Fries Meal - 5/5 Bottomless Sweet Tea - 5/5 The pancakes were moist and fluffy with the right amount of sweetness. My daughter swore she'd eat the entire stack, but of course we knew otherwise. My mother in law enjoyed the sausage and egg biscuit, the sausage was a little more well done than she'd like but everything was seasoned well. The Philly fries were a surprise due to its massive size. My family demolished it. It was seasoned well with the right balance of meat, onions and cheese, my daughter wanted to it all by herself lol. The Cowboy omelette was also massive. The eggs cooked well stuffed with all the fixings - they definitely didn't skimp on it. Topped with fresh guacamole and salsa it was a delight. The chicken and waffles was recommended by our server and my husband was amazed by the whole dish. The balance of sweet and salty and the textures were perfect. The crunch of the chicken didn't take away from the moist meat. He created his "perfect bite" with a piece of chicken and waffles and it was heavenly. I'd definitely get it for myself next time. The waffle had a slight bite but also moist. I've experienced dry waffles before and this proved otherwise. Overall the experience was great. The service was excellent especially during a rush hour. Also we were very happy to see the Christmas decor. It really felt like a hometown feel and we enjoyed every minute. Definitely have Oy! on your list for brunch with the family! I'd visit once a week if I could.

Came here for brunch on Saturday and the place was pretty busy, as expected. We waited about 45…read moreminutes before getting seated. The atmosphere was lively. We ordered a few different dishes including steak and eggs, French toast, pancakes with bacon, and a burger with fries. The steak was cooked nicely, but it was a little tough. The French toast was thick and tasty, but it tasted more like bread pudding to me--it wasn't as light and fluffy as traditional French toast. The pancakes were simple but good. Portions were generous and definitely filling. Overall, the food was good, but not quite as impressive as I had expected. I also wish their juice was fresh squeezed. Overall, it's a solid brunch spot, but with a few small improvements it could be even better.

Whole Being Cafe is a quaint Cafe, with a great staff. They all are friendly, observant, and…read morehelpful. I've only tried the raspberry scones, which was tasty, but they do offer a menu with a variety of options. I'll definitely be coming back, since they are not to far from where I live. If your in Flowery Branch, check em' out. You won't be disappointed!

Love the atmosphere. Great coffee, breakfast and sandwiches. Just wish they had longer hours. I got…read morethe make your own breakfast sandwich and they're loaded turkey bacon jack. My coffee was a snickerdoodle latte with beautiful latte art and an iced hazelnut latte. Both were excellent!

I love Antebellum and will come all the time! Their menu is season and changes so great to sample…read morefresh offerings throughly the year. Love coming here for quiet dinner or celebration. Small dining room and reservations are a must! They have a little bar and you can order drinks with your meal. Service we have is always great and up scale atmosphere. Check them out in downtown Flowery Branch.

This review is so long overdue. We first visited Antebellum shortly after we moved to Gainesville 6…read moreyears ago, and it immediately became our favorite restaurant in the area. It's by far the best! The two owners, Nick and Alison, are the reason for this. They have incredibly high standards and that's reflected in every dish - from the ingredients to the presentation. Every time, we get appetizers, entrees, and dessert (because it's all so delicious), and their cocktail menu just keeps getting better and better. It's been solid since our first visit, but over the past year they tripled the size and elevated the menu so much we think Antebellum now rivals the best cocktail spots in Atlanta! If you live in the area and haven't yet been, or if you're visiting, make a reservation - and be sure to order appetizers, mains, and dessert (and of course cocktails). There's no need to overthink what you order. Every dish and cocktail they serve is exceptional.

J. Christopher's is a beloved local favorite breakfast spot we found while visiting family in…read moreFlowery Branch, Georgia. Despite our unexpectedly late start to the day, there was a steady flow of customers the entire time we ate breakfast. Customers ranged from young families, single guest and friends gathering in small groups, everyone we saw ordered a variety of breakfasts. There are options for all types of morning eaters. Small portions to big meals. You are bound to find something to fit your mood. While the options are typical choices you find in many breakfast diner type businesses, the quality of the food and the freshness was evident. Nothing was "greasy" or flavorless nor was anything "slammed " together to get diners in and out quickly. Care was taken to provide a good breakfast with warm southern hospitality. I ordered the short stack (2) of the blueberry crunchcakes. They were two large blueberry pancakes topped with granola. They were not overly sweet nor did the granola conflict with the pancake experience. It was actually my second favorite pancake I've ever had. They were large enough I only ate half the order. I requested a side of bacon and it came with three strips, cooked nicely. Not too crispy and not too floppy. My husband ordered the Western Omelette which had ham, peppers, onions and cheese. He also chose the oven roasted potatoes and the English muffin. He was pleased to see there was not a ton of cheese inside as he has experienced elsewhere, so you could easily taste the various flavors of each ingredient. The portion was hearty so he too only ate half. The potatoes were perfectly golden and tasted like potatoes. Nothing was greasy nor overly salted so it felt like a hearty breakfast. If you are in town and want a yummy breakfast of some classic breakfast favorites, make it a point to eat at J. Christopher's. You will taste fresh ingredients, get good portions and won't break the bank. I wasn't a fan of the hot or iced coffee though, which always completes my morning. If you are in the mood for more than a pastry at breakfast, this place is one to try.

Took over an hour to get our food, the waitress didn't ask if we needed a kids menu, or even what…read morethe kids wanted to drink. When the food did finally come, all but my meal was delivered and I had to continue waiting for 2 tiny frozen chicken tenders to cook and some waffle batter to cook.

The food is really really good the service is great staff is kind is a very quiet placeread more

5 starts for me means service and food are both great!…read more Went for lunch. Service was attentive and informative. Menu has something for everyone. Complimentary bread served with a tomato balsamic like dipping sauce. Prices are great given the craziness of how expensive everything in our current economy is. Food came out hot and fresh. That's a big deal for me. Don't give me warm food, give me hot food! The tartar sauce, and the ranch... so yummy. The chicken and berry jam sandwich is a great size. The pics can make it look small, but it's great. Parking= street Would I visit again: definitely

Even though it was our first time eating here, everyone -- staff and regular patrons -- made us…read morefeel right at home with warm smiles and full plates that your grandma would approve of. The fried chicken was a winner, along with the squash, cornbread and biscuit. The full parking lot and long line at the drive-through made us realize we needed to look no further.

Was in the area with my Granny for an appointment and stopped afterwards. It's cafeteria style. You…read morego down the line and let them know why options you want. A variety of meats, vegetables and breads. The portion sizes were decently generous. I like that for some of the veggies that they put them in a separate container so the juices are not overflowing to the other food. Customer service is really good and Granny loved all her food!

I had a reservation and was seated with no problem. The…read moreview is beautiful, as I sat by the window. I really enjoyed the service on my birthday (1/3) and my meal.

Fleur-de-Lis is casual, yet can be formal. You'll see people dressed up for the winery; yet,…read moreobserve people dressed down in spa robes. Whatever the case, this place seems to accommodate all experiences. Things you should know: I. PARKING If you have elderly with you, I recommend dropping them off at the door, under the archway. The walk from the parking lot isn't far but it's not super close. It's free though, so that's what matters, right? ;) II. SERVICE A little slow. Don't be in a rush for a winery tour appointment when you come here. Give yourself plenty of time. They provide complimentary Birthday desserts! III. QUALITY The food tastes great and their menu has a vast variety to accommodate all diets. It's a little pricey but you're paying for the location and experience. IV. CAPACITY Make reservations ~ the dining area is very petite.