What a great little spot! We missed breakfast, so we decided to have lunch. This quaint diner felt…read morevery nostalgic. The server was quick to sit our table of five. All of the waitstaff had a great attitude. Our food was the star however. The pork chop sandwich, fried bone in chicken breast and the country fried steak was soooo good. I wish the gravy had a little more seasoning but it was nothing that some black pepper couldn't repair. The price was very respectable. Don't forget to try the candied yams! We left full and satisfied. The location is right in the center of town and there were many cute shops to check out after eating. It's worth a trip. Fried green tomatoes are crispy and delicious

Comfort food in a warm small restaurant . Food is delicious and Mr Hamm and the other employees are…read morewarm and friendly.

Beautiful, functional dining hall. Plenty of selections. But selections of what??…read more Absolutely uninspired food, with barely cooked vegetables totally devoid of seasoning figuring prominently. There's no butter here, no bread, in fact, you'd be hard-pressed to find a carb other than a hamburger bun or sandwich bread, or ghastly pre-cooked pasta. I made the best of the sad situation and assembled a salad of really nice greens including spinach. Chicken and rice was nothing like you'd hope for: dry brown rice, barely-there chicken, no sauce at all, no seasoning. Just rice and chicken. Pizza buffet, sandwich station. Bon appetite: epic fail!

Best kept secret in Covington. 12$ all you can eat?! Farm to table ingredients!? Friendly staff?!…read moreIt's a gem. Go today.

TLC is super cute! ChatGPT came all the way through when I asked for recommendations in the Conyers…read morearea. I don't live far, but I've had a hard time finding spots to post up for a bit outside of Privi at Stonecrest. From my first visit, I felt so welcomed. The staff was friendly and the menu had plenty of options. I've been a couple of times now, and I have to admit--I haven't quite nailed my coffee order yet. That's completely on me though. The first time, I tried "Falling in Love with Biscoff." It looked amazing, and so did the pastries, so I added a slice of banana bread. That was the mistake--because it was so good that everything after just couldn't compete. The drink was way too sweet for me, especially after that banana bread. On my next visit, I decided to keep it simple with a matcha, but someone suggested adding blueberry syrup. Knowing I don't usually do flavors in my matcha, I went for it anyway. Again... on me! Even with my off-ordering luck, I love the vibe here. Tammy was in when I arrived, and she is such a light--it was a pleasure meeting her. I'll definitely be back. TLC is the perfect go-to when I don't feel like driving too far into the city.

First time here was during the anniversary and it was such a vibe! Everyone here is so kind and…read morehelpful. I had the banana bread and it was soooo goood. I gotta stop by again to try more! 10/10 experience

Some of my adoptive family (hubby and wife) and I came here for lunch and, a bit of shopping…read more For lunch, I had, Country Fried Steak, with Gravy, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Black eyed Peas and Cornbread. While it was good, nothing was truly hot. Both the CFS and MPs were warm, with the gravy being barely as warm. Though, the BePs, were warmest. However, I found, the CFS to be on the dry side. While the Cornbread was firm, it was good. Unfortunately, they charged me for 3 sides, instead of just 2. So, because of this, I didn't give a voluntary tip. Fortunately, Chris had gotten some Kenyan Hot Sauce, which I tried on the CFS. And, it really helped with the taste. Sadly, they only 1, 10 oz bottle, which I let them have. And, I bought a 5 oz bottle. The HS has a unique texture, but isn't "hot" in the traditional sense.

Good solid food, a little pricey. We haven't tried the buffet but it always seems to have customers…read morepicking out their meats and veggies. The Mahi Mahi is one of the best fish sandwiches in the lake area. Hand cut fries are always a nice treat. This time I tried the pecan crusted chicken salad dressing on side. Chicken was heavily crusted and good for deep fried chicken. They need to be so much MORE generous with the apple and other toppings at that price point. Tables are clean, you do your own pick up. No options to tip. Hours are limited and I do wish they were open on Sunday but, welcome to the South. A market is attached, items vary and have many local choices. Meat prices are high, like real high. Overall, a fun place to stop.

Tried Lazy Llama because I seen it as a must try in McDonough. The place was beautiful and…read moredecorated for the holidays. When we entered, it was a tad bit Smokey in the air. I think something might have burned but it was okay. When I went to order, I asked the baristas what to get and they gave me their recommendations. The baristas were really sweet and attentive. When my drink came, i I did not like it. I knew from the second I took it, it was not right because of the color. I tried it and did not taste any flavor. It was just not good but because of the experience I had, I did not mind.

Really excellent experience!!…read more I sat down for about an hour while I was waiting to pick up my kid from school and it was a friendly atmosphere. The coffee was really good. I had a Cinnamon Bun latte and it definitely tasted like drinking a cinnamon bun. The do service some grab and go breakfast items like bagels and other items. I would definitely go back now that my kids go to Ola

Such a cute coffee shop! Tucked away in a growing plaza in Buckhead, you could possibly miss it if…read moreyou blinked. You can gain entry by using the backdoor garage entry or the entry near their patio area. Unfortunately, when I visited it was pouring and I didn't realize that the former was possible, leaving me to fight the rain once I found the patio entry. Foxtail is not a huge space but they offer a number of slim tables, barstools and two different seating areas with big, comfy chairs. It was easy to grab a seat, even with an 11am rush. There only 2-3 team members working, but they were all very nice and so patient as I stared at the menu with indecisiveness. The menu offered a variety of teas and coffees, along with a display of pastries and a number of sandwich options. After seeing that they served banana matcha, I had to see if I could add banana flavor to my latte - I could! So I started with a banana latte with oat milk + a ham, cheese and egg croissant. My latte was so delicious, I went back for a 2nd cup not too long after. My croissant was delicious as well. This is really a great place to do some remote work or to conduct meetings. The wifi was easy to connect to and I was able to get so much work done in the peaceful coffee shop as the rain poured down outside. Definitely a nice cafe to spend a day at!

Excellent coffee and vibe! The interior of this shop is…read morebeautifully designed and feels like it would be a great place to work, study, or just hangout. The staff were super friendly and helpful, accommodating all our requests easily and making some fantastic drinks. The neighborhood was nice to walk through and look at some art and local businesses along the way. Would visit again!

The tomato bisque came out looking simple and did exactly what it needed to do. Deep tomato energy…read more Rich without getting heavy. Smooth on the spoon with that soft creamy finish that makes soup feel a little luxurious instead of just warm. The feta on top cut through it nicely. Salty. Tangy. A little flash of brightness in every bite. It gave comfort with some polish. Like rainy day food that still has good posture. The almond croissant was the one. Golden edges. A soft shatter on the outside. Then that dense almond center that lands sweet, nutty, and almost plush. The powdered sugar on top made it feel a little extra in the best way. Not too precious. Not too sugary. Just enough to make it feel bakery serious. The kind of pastry that makes you pause after the first bite because now everybody else at the table wants some. The tea was better than good. Clean. Smooth. Calming in a way that made everything else settle into place. It felt intentional. Not an afterthought. Definitely the standout and the easiest thing to come back for. Forgot her name, but the woman helping me order was a lifesaver. Honest. Adorable. Knew how to guide without hovering. Gave the kind of recommendation you trust immediately. The room had that easy café buzz. Warm lighting. People lingering. Felt relaxed without losing its shape. it's giving... quiet luxury brunch energy due to the vibe she gave. Coming back.

This quaint little coffee and tea shop is very nice. It is so relaxing and quiet inside…read more I had a hot hibiscus tea that was amazing while my wife had a hot vanilla latte which she was excited about. They have some food items but we came here for the beverages and tranquil atmosphere.

A coffee shop by day (coffee & pastries) and a cafe & lounge (small plates & sandwiches) by night…read more Craft beers, wines and specialty cocktails available. Located in a former Sinclair gas station on the square in downtown Madison. Much original & historic architecture remains due to fact that this is one of the few antebellum towns in the South that Grant did not burn down to the ground. Ordered a mocha coffee and it was smooth and tasteful, not too sweet or too earthy at all. Certainly would recommend this crafty and unique place as you travel, off the Interstate, through this interesting town.

I came in and grabbed a quick coffee on my way out of town…read more The place is has beautiful decor and is located right downtown across from the county courthouse. It is small, but very cute. There was only one person working, which meant the line moved pretty slow. Another negative was that they were out of TP in the bathroom. I'd like to come back sometime and try some of the food. Several people were sitting outside having a bottle of wine.

The restaurant is in the same plaza as Bo Bo Garden, next to ICE NY. There are plenty of parking…read morespots in the plaza. I booked a tea party lunch session on the weekend with my friend, and we both had a wonderful experience. They also accommodate a vegan menu for tea party bookings. Our names were printed on the menu, which was a very nice touch. There is a large collection of teas to choose from, along with a detailed menu. They let you smell the teas from a tea tray, which helps a lot when choosing the one you like. The staff explained each tea and recommended flavors based on our personal tastes. They also introduced and explained the sweet and savory items on the menu. We had panda tea and hibiscus tea. The sweet and savory tea party lunch set was delicious and represented Indonesian desserts well. We enjoyed the savory items more than the sweet ones, but we loved the great variety of desserts. We especially loved the presentation. Everything came together to create a lovely experience and a wonderful girls' hangout time. The place is quaint and cute. The staff is super friendly and attentive. Her posture while pouring tea was very elegant. It happened that the weekend we chose was right before Valentine's weekend, so the restaurant was not too crowded, which was a plus for us. However, their lunch party sessions are normally fully booked and busy, especially on weekends. You should definitely call and book ahead if you want to experience this lunch tea party. 12/10 highly recommend this experience, especially for girls' dates. I will come back to try other à la carte items from the menu.

This is another great addition on BuHi! I knew I had to try this place when I found out they have…read moreKaya toast. I've been looking for Kaya toasts in ATL since trying it the first time in Singapore. The ambiance of this place is so chic and adorable! You order at the counter and they will bring your order to your table. I had a friend already snag a table before I got there. I'm not sure what she ordered but I of course had to get a kaya toast with pandan and bajigur. My order came out super fast and I couldn't wait to get in the kaya toast. The toast was delicious but quite messy to eat since the butter was melting fast. The bajigur was very ginger heavy but had a nice sweetness and addition of coconut milk. The employee said I could ask for less ginger next time! Overall, I'm impressed with this place and would love to try more Indonesian treats! They also serve brunch on the weekends now.

flat white. excellent!…read more we love dropping into madison when traveling between middle GA and western TN. this is a great coffee shop to take a break and enjoy a cup.

You know you're at a craft coffee spot when they don't offer a variety of sizes or milks. No almond…read moremilk here. A previous roastery told me they don't offer almond milk because it doesn't showcase the coffee well (I disagree but I digress) so I had to have oat milk, which is incredibly smooth and creamy. I'm just not down with the blood sugar spike and all the glyphosate. Anyway, the coffee itself *chef's kiss* is so good. I wanted to check this place out while I was in the area. The reviews let me know this was the clear winner for coffee in the area and they were so correct. Glad I got to try the actual location as I have had their coffee at other shops closer into Atl.