A hidden GEM!!! We were on our way back to Jacksonville and stopped here for lunch. It was…read moreDELISH!!!! We got fried buffalo chicken wrap, grilled buffalo chicken wrap and a grilled chicken melt. We all got the hand cut fries which were also yummy and the ranch was on point! If I was a local I would eat here all the time! We also grabbed some sweet treats for later!

Hi Everyone, We hope…read moreyou and your Family are all feeling fantastic, and you are all enjoying your lives together! Family is the theme here because Eats & Sweets was a Family friendly restaurant. First because of their decorations at Halloween which I have reviewed in the past, but were not up yet? To be fair on October 10th, they still maybe coming, as we are unsure. We were greeted with an Italian Specials menu outside on their sidewalk black board which in reference to the Italian fare, is new. So kudos to Eats and Sweets for offering more variety of entrees to your patrons. However, it is a fact that their Family friendly priced menu is not as we have found it, in the past. We found that with a Flounder and Shrimp platter, a Flounder platter only, and a Cheese Steak, all with one side each, and then including a coke and unsweetened tea for lunch was $103.00 with tax, tip, out the door. While I feel our restaurant Owners pain as they can really can do nothing to stop the price explosion for food in the US economy which we all facing everywhere, our price, got my attention for lunch. Our service à la Miss DeAnn was terrific as she was friendly, personable, very patient, and fast after we ordered which we have always found here at Eats and Sweets because their food is served very friendly and hot, which we appreciate very much. But I would highly recommend that their chefs reduce their use of sodium. Why? Because as I looked around their restaurant, I did see a good demographic age mix but the Baby Boomers were in the majority. Salt kills us all faster at any age, and for Eats and Sweets own economic survival, and longevity, I would recommend, in my opinion, they reduce their high sodium content on all of their food. Frankly, the salt content over rode all other tastes, my buds were able to discern in both my entree, and roasted vegetables. I mean there are salt shakers on the table, right? I asked for a broiled piece of Flounder and is was perfectly cooked, thank you. In all fairness, I did NOT say "no salt" on any of my food, which I almost always remember to do when ordering my meals, so I am at fault. My infectiously joyous and show stopping beautiful dining companion's fried flounder, shrimp with onion rings was delicious and she recommends it highly! Our third party at home, felt their cheese steak, which was carry out, lacked balance, as they felt all they could taste, were green peppers. Their deserts as always, are to die for! So, your sweet tooth will feel like it died, and went to heaven, because they are always, that awesome, hence, their name. Is Eats and Sweets worth a visit? Yes, but we highly recommend you are, on your game, when ordering, so you can ensure their chefs are aware of your taste preferences. Again, I forgot to say, no salt, on all my food, and our first ever ordered Cheese Steak, we are writing off, to a learning experience. So with our menu caveats above, their price now, is about average, after our COVID economy, rolled right into our two more years of significantly reduced inflation economy, for a total of six years in a row. And yes, while inflation has been cut by 55 to 60% in the last two years, all of our prices do not come down to what they were before our 9% inflation has occurred. Which to most who understand, owning a business economics, is in line with what most of us are finding in almost every restaurant we patron now. However, with all of this due consideration, taken into account, we still recommend you take your wide ride for a fast glide in to Eats and Sweets as the food is good, the Service is excellent, their deserts are "to die for", and because you will be satisfied you did as you wipe that Black Forrest with its cherry filled layers and white icing from your face, as you respond to your companion's "You missed a spot Honey", as you get up to leave. S...o..., Enjoy!

10-26-24 2pm Saturday…read more We came here after looking for an ice cream shop in the area. We needed to get the taste out of our mouths of the worst lunch ever. That bad experience lead us to the best ice cream shop I have been to in South Carolina since we moved here six months ago. Yelp lead us to this shopping center. After we parked and went inside I was totally won over by the fact they make small batch ice cream. Limited flavors and smaller containers in the freezer glass case. In fact the containers were closed. Good keep it fresher for the guests that are buying it. I chose a small pistachio cup that was the perfect size. Hubby got a medium coffee chip ice cream. So once I finished mine I made my way over to his. OMG the intense flavor was amazing. Definitely will be back again many times in the near future. The service was terrific and we tipped accordingly. The shop was cute plenty of seating for lots of people. Prices were in line for the quality of he products that are served.

The place to get small batch local ice cream apparently, this business suffered from being in a…read morerather dead shopping center. There were other people there, and the indoor setting was a nice place to sit. While the menu board promised many non-dairy desserts, those were completely wiped out on my visit, leaving only traditional ice cream, which was okay for me but not for everyone, and makes me wonder what's going on there. The ice cream I ordered was an Andes Mint flavor that tingled on the tongue and a sea salt caramel flavor (sea salt seemed like an apt selection given the surrounding salt marshes) that delivered a fully engaging contrast in tastes. The price was not bad either considering. I certainly didn't mind stopping here for ice cream, though no one is casually walking in here from the historic part of Beaufort.

As good as it gets, the best of the best. Fantastic quality and generous portions. Server was…read morevery pleasant. We had chocolate peanut butter and a coffee. Coffee has a very strong coffee flavor and not so sweet which we love. She warned us it was strong. Very creamy and delicious. The peanut butter was excellent but needs a bit more peanut butter. That could make it a 10/10. Plentyof seating. Most highly recommended!

Jack Frost Homemade Ice Cream was a treat. The portion size for the hot fudge sundae was huge and…read moredefinitely worth the fair price! The cookie dough ice cream itself was excellent and full of flavor. I just wish they made their own whipped cream and hot fudge to match the quality of the ice cream. The service was also good. My only real complaint is the lack of indoor seating. It was close to 100 degrees today and the ice cream started melting almost immediately, which made it hard to enjoy.

My family came here three times in two days! We absolutely loved the variety of pastries and how…read morebeautifully made they all were. We had the mochi donuts (strawberry, cookies and cream, and sugar) which were baked wonderfully and full of flavor. We also had the strawberry cream cake, almond croissant, supreme chocolate croissant, berry tart, blueberry danish, caramel apple pie, choux cream bread, and sticky milk buns. The breads were okay - tasty but nothing too special. The other pastries though, particularly the croissants, were fantastic. Delicate with a crunchy outside and soft, flaky inside. We also liked the coffee! My mom said the vanilla oat milk latte was the best she's ever had and I really liked the pumpkin sweet cream cold foam. We will be back next time we're in Hilton Head!

OMG, what a wonderful bakery to provide your sugar needs! Many small treats and many cake choices…read more Grab a coffee and a breakfast treat to eat on their patio. Of course take a lot home. Just bought a chocolate cake for my wife's birthday. You will go back many return times. Best bakery on the Island. The staff is helpful & parking is easy.

This shop has the cutest atmosphere and presentations of donuts!! We were passing by and had to…read morestop in

The family that owns this shop is so incredibly nice. This…read moreshop has become a family favorite quickly. I'm here weekly. I am very certain in my ways and they have a French cruller that they make care that is absolutely perfect. It's probably the best one I've ever had. The shop is so cute and inviting. They have an actual bathroom that is always clean. I have not had any of their ice cream selections, but I have had their cold brew and they do have several sugar-free options which is nice. This is a local owned business so a great opportunity to support some great people and your community at the same time.

This was my first time to the Sugaree. It's located at the end of a small strip shopping area off…read moreBurnt Church Road. Plenty of parking. It's somewhat small and looks to hold maybe 30-40 people. It appears to be very popular for take-out. While they do have a nice deli type menu for lunch including hot pastrami or turkey reubens, they seem to be known for their market price lobster rolls. Today the lobster roll was $21 which seemed worth it based on the amount of lobster meat inside the buttered bun/sandwich. Choices of sides include loaded potato salad or pasta salad, cole slaw, etc. I took the pasta salad. Once you order at the counter, they will bring out your food (for dining in). Once you finished, its common to "bus your own table". The folks are very friendly and the store is clean. The lobster roll was as good as they say.

The Sugaree was half the price of Charleston treats and just as delicious! I ordered a chocolate…read morechip cookie and a chocolate cronut. Both were fresh, decadent and fabulous! We also loved the Boston sports team and Bluffton decor since we're originally from New England. The place was clean and the service was great. The prices were excellent! We'll definitely be back!

Small cozy family owned and operated bakery by Allyson. It's a local favorite in Rincon, Georgia,…read morethat serves sweet and savory items. Known for creative and handmade personalized bakery treats. I received special recommendations from the staff. She was friendly, helpful and polite. I tried 3 different chocolate desserts and a coffee. Everything was fresh and delicious. The inside is quite small and there is bistro seating outside. Ally's is definitely delightful!

I visit Ally's every time I visit Savannah, which is usually once or twice a month. My go to is the…read morechocolate chip cookies which are the best I have had. I generally get between 6 to 12 each time. My coworkers appreciate my visits to Ally's as they know what's coming. Friendly and very welcoming service. Highly recommend Ally's as a must visit.

Rebekah was the most amazing server and so very helpful The…read moreice cream was delicious and we were able to ask all the questions we wanted to ask! The store itself is so cute! Laid out perfectly , inviting and easy to relax there Just what we needed and what we were looking for Highly recommend stopping in here! Don't forget to take care of your server Rebekah!! She's the best!

Super cute with LOTS of flavors! We.visitwd September 2025 and the.flavors listed on the website…read moredidnt match what was in thr shop, but that's okay! Prices we're reasonable, store was clean and service was super nice, polite and fast.

I lived in Paris and experienced the real deal. The pastries here are the real deal…read more We tried a number of different items including Strawberry Tart, Lemon Tart, Pain Aux Raisins, Fruit Tart, and Chocolate Croissant. Everything stated so fresh and delicious. The portions were large. The pastries were flaky. The baked goods were light and airy. It takes a lot of time and patience to make authentic French pastries. You see this reflected in the prices which are higher than you would pay elsewhere. It's worth the extra expense.

Two great locations -each a bit unique - one at Neptune Shopping Center near Shelter Cove and the…read moreDisney resort and one on John Hilton Pkwy Best selection of pastries on island and home made French ice cream at the first location Too many pastries and cookies to go to list here

The pecans we purchased her were pricey and worth every cent. I have never tasted any more…read moreflavorful. We try to stop every time on our way to Charleston.

Driving for a while through a thunderstorm, we could use a reward. This little shop on Route 17…read moreannounced itself a mile ahead going south on our drive from Charleston to Savannah. When we sped past it anyway, I'm glad we turned around just so we could check it out. The shop (a country store) is cute with jars of honey, pickled veges, apple cider, and other packaged goods mostly from in state. There were also fresh boiled peanuts, whole pies, cake slices, muffins and cookies. We decided to share an Apple coffee cake- it was dense in a really good way - moist, rich and layered. We really stopped for coffee, and the connected coffee shop - Clockwise - served the BEST iced chai latte I've ever had. My husband ordered their seasonal pumpkin spice latte, and it was amongst the best he's ever had. The mixture of spices in both were made in-house and you could taste the freshness - I think that is what made much of the difference. It was so good my husband asked if there were more shops (there aren't), and told the barista they could compete in the big city. He had DC, NY in mind; she was thinking Beaufort. I say, all of the above.