We ordered the taco bar catered from Little Rey for our party at Lake Lanier and were surprised…read morethat they could have it delivered all the way up there. A bit pricey per head but everyone absolutely loved it and said it was the best Mexican they ever had. Made our event so easy and delicious!

This place is great! Stopped by for the first time and was really impressed by the food and…read morefriendly service. Tahlia was such a warm face upon entry and was very helpful guiding me through the menu while pointing out her favorites. I will definitely be back! I had the carne asada tacos, chips with queso and guacamole and everything was great. Thank you Tahlia!

Loved this place since I was a little kid. My favorite item is the chicken and dumplings and fried…read morepork chops.

Let's get to it -- for a Sunday, the price was right. For my husband, myself, and our daughter…read more(kid's plate), we spent approximately $40.00. Not bad at all! We all got the fried fish. Now, here is where the rating was impacted! I asked what type of fish it was before making a selection. The staff responded. "Catfish." Coo! Ultimately, it was NOT catfish. I would attribute the texture and how it fried to being along the lines of a Swai or similar fish. The only thing that saved it was the light cornmeal batter, which was good. Not much seasoning, so hot sauce was needed. Sides: Collard greens - good (per my hubs) Macaroni and cheese - standard/good (per my hubs) Deviled eggs - good Broccoli cheese casserole - PASS (there was some sort of brown crumble between the layer of cheese and the actual casserole and it was not needed and wasn't good! Hard, but honest opinion. Also, there were large mushrooms in the casserole (no, it wasn't from a mushroom soup), so beware if you're not a mushroom eater -- I don't mind. Mashed potatoes - good and creamy (Baby girl did no gravy, so we have no thoughts on that!) Fried okra - good (my fav of the sides for the day). We came before 11:30 AM and that proved to be ideal. By the time we left (12:15), it was packed tighter than a can of sardines! Ambiance -- ehhh. It's typical cafeteria vibes. No music. Basic decor.

We've been here twice and we always have a great time and fast service. The drinks are really good…read moretoo!

First, the restaurant is beautiful with great music playing. The staff is friendly and welcoming…read more Pierre, the owner, introduced himself to our table. Now...the food is EXCELLENT! The pancakes are delicious and fluffy. The wings are to die for...hot, tender (bones just fall out) and yum! I've had the croissant bacon, egg & avocado sandwich; shrimp and grits too. Still superb! I love that we have something available to us in Gwinnett that feels more like Buckhead/Midtown fare.

I'm so glad I finally got to try this place. It didnt disappoint. I arrived with a friend on a…read moreFriday at 1pm. Parking was easy and there were only a few people inside having lunch. We were greeted by DJ who gave excellent reccomendations on food and drinks. For drinks we started with sangria and a mango pina colada. The fruit in our drinks was really fresh and tasted like what you would get on a beach while vacationing. For food we tried a few things; the strawberry pancakes, the jerk chicken sandwich, and a side of jerk chicken. Everything was really flavorful and tasty. I'm not normally a pancake person but I loved the strawberry compote on the pancakes. I'm looking forward to making this my go-to brunch spot or bringing out of town visitors here to impress.

10/10! This place has been on my list as the former chef is a childhood friend of mine. It is…read morelocated in a strip so ample free parking. The interior was nicely decorated and clean. Everything was soooo good. Our server was very personable and provided great recommendations and customer service. The sorrel and peach lemonades were amazing and not overly sweet. The jerk chicken was tender and seasoned to perfection. It had some nice but not unbearable. The rice and peas??? FIRE!! I could've eaten that alone. My friend ordered the Big Batty Gyal plate and enjoyed the portion size and plate. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. At one point we were the only customers in the building so it was quiet due to no music, but we did not mind since we were deep in convo. I would def stop by again when in the city.

I was CRAVING a biscuit and there was no other place that could satisfy that craving than…read moreButtermilk Kitchen. Things to know, this place is very busy during the weekends, so be ready to wait a considerable time... you want a faster service, arrive early, the later you're there, the longer will take to be seated. Service is always efficient, friendly, helpful and kind. Ambience is very relaxed, I think is better for a small group or a solo breakfast. Go for the classic and simple, this biscuits are to die for!

Happy Birthday Breakfast was wonderful for my friend and I. Started with Biscuit Trio with assorted…read moretoppers- pepper jelly, blueberry basil and peach preserves. Yummy A must try for all. Erin our servicer was so thoughtful and attentive kept coffee filled. They serve best chicken n waffles, biscuits and pancakes. These Folks do it right! MzD

OH My GOODNESS!! One…read moreof the best farm to table eateries ive had the pleasure of eating a "Stone Mountain Village Gem" I walked up to this amazing eaterie sitting on the corner across from the theatre. Fresh grown gardens surround the eatery where you can witness where your veggies are coming from :) Absolutely organic and the flavor says it all. I entered and the cozy old school music playing faintly in the background made me feel at home in "Ma Mas" kitchen and the place was OCD clean. Staff of older experts warmly greeted me which one turned out to be "Chef K" herself from the food network #Surprised me :) We went over the well prepared Menu as the place filled instantly as I sat down. I was finally a happy camper in "Stone Mountain Village" food scene I had the fried green tomatoes and Salmon Crockets Made from scratch (OMG) NO canned salmon either culinary prepared from whole salmon Those flavors fermented in my mouth and I was a happy camper ate good Great to be totally be pleased with spending your money for great food prepared with LOVE! HANDS DOWN !! Sweet Potato Cafe in Stone Mountain is your best choice

Showed up at 6:10 PM on a Wednesday with an 8 top. At first they said they could accommodate us and…read morewe asked to be seated outside. There were 8 of us; 4 adults, 4 children (it's a small place and we wouldn't fit well inside, knowing this I asked to be outside.) About 6 minutes later the waitress came out and said they were closing the kitchen and we would have to find somewhere else to go. I'm a little confused about their hours of operation and when they serve food or not. Looks like a really quaint, lovely place, we are from out of town and would have loved to try it. Today, after reading some Google Reviews it is apparent that other customers have complained about this restaurant's treatment of families with children in the past. This makes me sad. Our children are well behaved and dine out often. Anyway, because we were turned away we took our 8 top to Cherokee Rose and dropped $400 plus tip. That money would have gone to Sweet Potato Cafe.

This breakfast was delicious The shrimp and grits were…read moreprobably the best I've ever had! I ate the entire plate which is rare for me. Marie was the sweetest waitress and the atmosphere was homey. I really enjoyed it.

Sharee is a good waitress with a welcoming smile and attitude. I ordered the white grits with…read moresausage and shrimp with a biscuit. The biscuit was good but definitely a second to the meal. The shrimp as amazing! The grits creamy, I only added pepper because personal preference, no salt needed. The sausage was good too. Overall this was a great first experience at Huskers Stone Mountain. I will definitely recommend. I'm glad my usual stop in the area was closed and I got a chance to give this place a try! The music is great blend. Give it a try, you won't regret it!!

Isabelle did an amazing job with her customer service and made us feel supported with whatever we…read moreneeded. The ambiance was clean and had great lighting. The food was excellent per usual ‍. What more can a customer ask for!

I came to First Watch for brunch with my cousin and his wife. We came on a Saturday, and it was…read morePACKED. We had to wait about 30-40minutes, which I guess was expected. We all got an iced coffee to start. I got mine without whipped cream. It was good, but still very sweet. So keep that in mind if you don't want something too sweet. I got the farmhouse hash with my eggs sunny side up. It was so good and hearty! Had bacon, avocado, onions, tomatoes, and cheese. It was also served with toast. It was very filling! I finished most of it. Someone else got the farmhouse hash as well, but with eggs scrambled and no avocado. The other person got the tri-fecta, which is 2 eggs any style served with a waffle with choice of breakfast protein. The food was all pretty good. It didn't take too too long to come out. Like I mentioned earlier, the place was super packed. Be prepared if you are coming on the weekends. Parking was also quite the task. While it's in a parking lot, all the spots were filled up. I had to park quite far to get a spot! First Watch was good, but I don't care too much to come back.