Amazing coffee shop with local chef made pastries! What a great find! We were greeted warmly and…read morefelt very welcomed. The pastries were delicious and it was difficult to choose one. Coffee was smooth and from a local roaster. Located in the cute downtown of Barnwell. We were pleasantly surprised and will visit on our next trip to Georgia.

Absolutely love coming here! They always have tasty and fresh pastries/baked options. The drinks…read moreare also delicious with some unique refreshing options alongside classic teas/coffees. Service is always prompt and kind as well !! The shop is kind of small inside, but it's organized and has cute vibes. There is some limited seating inside and outside if you want to sit and enjoy your purchase. Overall, such a quaint and trendy shop that I think is a lovely addition to a small city like Barnwell :)

Now these was a great cup of coffee! Stopped for something warm before taking the kids to the park,…read morethe ladies inside were so sweet! There's parking behind the building, so you can enter from both the front and the back. The staff are so charming and friendly. To be honest, I was so caught up in conversation I forgot to take more pictures. They also had a pop up vendors macarons for sale when I went. Those were wonderful too!!! Will definitely be back. This place is a gem!

The perfect coffee shop! I like how quiet and peaceful it is. Very pleasant staff. Great wifi. I…read morealso appreciate the workstation with outlets for us entrepreneurs. I liked the panini's too. The owner is a joy and I love what she's doing. Keep up the good work!

My daughter bought a bag of Commander Coffee Mission Reserve whole bean coffee for me. This is an…read moreoutstanding medium-dark blend. We have enjoyed it in espresso, Americano, and drip. It works well in every form. From a fellow roaster- this coffee is roasted with great care. It's a wonderful experience.

I went in for coffee, but ended up trying the blackberry tea (because I'm a sucker for blackberry…read morestuff) and a croissant. The food was good and reasonably priced. Service was friendly, The cafe is nice and quiet. It's a comfortable place to hang out. I'll visit again.

Meh, it's exactly how you think it is. Some days quick, some days slow. Staff mostly friendly. It's…read morea decent place to stop when you need a coffee fix.

Happy to say my husband and I swung back by this location and had a wonderful experience this time…read more We mobile ordered and decided to swing through the drive through to pick up. The ladies at the window were so sweet to us and very kind. It was a great experience and the drinks were delicious!

I pulled off the high way and was looking for something other than fast food. This popped up on…read moreYelp and I'm so glad it did. When I pulled up I almost drove away thinking I was in the wrong spot because it's a church! I'm not going to lie, my expectations were low but I'm glad I didn't leave. The sandwich was delicious and it feels good giving back to the community!

My favorite menu option is the Paradise Salad! Staff always friendly & helpful. Nice area to dine…read morein.

What a nice surprise in this small town right off the highway. Biscuit sandwich was delicious!…read moreService was okay but not a lot of smiles this morning. Oh well

Finally got a chance to try out this coffee spot on my way up north. Not only is the cafe itself…read moresuper inviting, staff is also wonderful and the coffee was great! Got myself an iced mocha latte where the barista delicately spread Ghirardelli dark chocolate sauce into the cup. It was perfect. Not too sweet. I also ordered a maple sausage biscuit and it was yummy as well. The biscuit was insanely good! Soft and buttery. This will be my go to coffee spot anytime we're planning a trip up 95.

It's in a KOA store, which we are members of, but didn't know it was there until we pulled up! If I…read morewere camping, yes! If I had kids that needed a break while on a road trip, yes! Just for a cup of coffee, maybe. Clean, happy, wonderful staff. Yay for coffee at a KOA!

5 stars for two reasons: Only coffee I could find that was…read moreopen on my way from Charleston to Savannah, and also their iced mocha latte was delicious and made very well!

smallSUGAR was excellent! Everything, from the food to the ambiance to the customer service, was…read moreamazing! First and foremost, I must start by commending the girls who were working there. They were all so sweet and really went above and beyond to make sure it was a high-quality experience. I noticed that they openly advertise that they don't accept tips and have slightly higher prices in order to pay their workers a living wage, and the results were directly reflected in the customer service that I received. As for the food and drink (coffee), that was pretty good as well! While I do wish that they might have had bagels, the croissant that I substituted it for was warm, buttery, and tasty, and it was a nice change from my usual coffee shop meal, as I've only had a croissant a handful of times. The coffee was fine, and I loved how they offered free refills, which I've noticed that other local coffee shops usually don't. Finally, I loved the setting of the restaurant, which gave you the opportunity to either sit inside and enjoy the ambiance or on the outside patio and enjoy some peace and quiet. I also loved the artwork that they had on the walls, which the waitress informed me was painted by a local artist and which you could purchase if you wanted to. All-in-all, I loved smallSUGAR, will be back in the future, and would highly recommend stopping in!

Stopped by smallSUGAR and had a decent overall experience, though a few things held it back…read more The space itself was clean and well-kept, with a modern, minimalist vibe that works well for a casual brunch or coffee stop. Service was fine. Nothing particularly standout, but smooth and efficient. For drinks, the coffee was average. It wasn't bad by any means, just nothing memorable. Especially considering the price point. Food-wise, there were some highlights. The sweet potato bowl was well-dressed and flavorful, though it felt like it was missing a protein component to make it more complete. The shakshuka was very good overall, with great flavor, though it leaned a bit salty. The biggest issue was the bread portion. It simply wasn't enough for the dish. I ended up ordering an extra side, and while it's listed as two slices, it's really just one slice cut in half. At $4 for that portion, that is very unreasonable. That was a recurring theme. Pricing felt high across the board for what you receive. While the flavors were there, nothing really stood out as exceptional enough to justify the cost. Overall, not a bad visit. Just one where the value didn't quite match the experience.

Omg fantastic coffee and specialty coffees. I had a delish honey comb latte and then great turkey…read morehavarti Sammy and THEN THE CINNAMON ROLL. AND FANTASTIC GUITARIST AND SINGER ON PORCH. wonderful stop!

There are coffee shops designed to make you feel comfortable, and then there are places that simply…read moreare. Buona Caffe is the latter. Sitting along busy Central Avenue, it's actually pretty easy to pass right by if you aren't looking for it. From the outside, it looks like what it is -- an old Augusta bungalow that found a second life as a neighborhood coffeehouse. Walk inside, though, and something happens. Everything slows down. The rooms are small. The furniture doesn't necessarily match. The chairs look like thousands of people have already found their favorite position in them. There's a porch, little tables tucked into different spaces, and none of it feels staged or designed to manufacture some trendy "coffeehouse aesthetic." In fact, I noticed something while sitting here: I don't see electrical outlets conveniently positioned at every table. I don't see a sea of laptops. Instead, I hear locals talking about doctor appointments, seeing the grandkids this weekend, and how ridiculously hot Augusta has been. People are simply here. I came in expecting to grab a coffee and leave. I have places to go and things to do today. But I sat down. Then I started looking around. Then I realized I didn't really want to leave. At some point they had probably been calling my drink for several minutes and I hadn't even noticed. And then I ordered a second coffee. That might be the best review I can give Buona Caffe. The coffee itself is absolutely on point. The staff knows what they're serving, makes thoughtful recommendations and genuinely seems to care about getting it right. But what makes this place special is everything surrounding the cup. It almost feels like they don't completely realize what they have here -- or maybe they do and simply have no desire to make it anything more than what it already is. As this part of Augusta continues to grow, with new homes and businesses coming into the area, I hope places like Buona Caffe remain exactly as they are. Sometimes you need a place between where you've been and wherever you have to go next. Somewhere neutral where you can sit down, let a little time pass, decompress and breathe before heading back out onto Central Avenue. Buona Caffe is that place.

If I could go lower than 1 star I would. If I could leave a negative tip I would. The inconsistency…read moreof you people scares me. One day, I am on my knees thanking that you exist. The other, I am questioning why I just dropped $7 to get screwed with a cup of poop. DO NOT ORDER FROM HERE if it is between the times of 1 to 3 on Fridays. Whoever is on shift then, needs to get put on a barista black list for the rest of their poop making lives.

Had a great experience! The two young ladies at the window were kind and hilarious. I ordered a…read moredrink and asked for an empty cup in each size as I make and sell fabric coffee sleeves. They honored my request no questions asked. THANK YOU!