Wonder little spot for breakfast/brunch. Very nice laid back area. Jazz music playing. Food was…read moregood, i had tge cinnamon waffle and turkey sausag. Very flavorful. The owner was so pleasant and welcoming. It is truly a hidden gem for augusta.

I recently visited Cafe on Eighth and loved the initial vibe--it's a small, cozy, Black…read morefamily-owned spot with chill soft jazz playing in the background. Our server was incredibly sweet, and we felt genuinely welcomed from the moment we walked in. Because every dish is made from scratch to ensure freshness, be prepared for a bit of a wait. We also had to make some adjustments to our initial order because a few items were unavailable, but we still ended up with a solid meal. My girlfriend had the turkey bacon, the COE cakes (which are delicious hash browns), and the classic sweet waffles. I went with the beef quesadilla and the classic lemonade, which comes with free refills. The quesadilla was a great choice and the hash browns were very tasty. The waffle had a great flavor and was nice and soft, though it was served a bit cold. One thing to keep in mind is the presentation; the food is served on plastic plates with plastic silverware. While we tried not to let that affect our judgment since we were there for the food, presentation does eventually matter. Also, the temperature inside was a little warmer than I'd like--it was about 58 degrees outside, but that coolness definitely didn't translate to the dining room. It wasn't a dealbreaker, but it was noticeable. The most important thing to know before you go is that they only accept cash tips. It's a bit of a strange policy in this day and age since most people don't carry cash, especially when you're already using plasticware for the meal. They do have CashApp if you think to ask, but it's easy to forget if you aren't prepared. I really hope the staff is being taken care of if people forget their cash! Overall, the food was good, the service was great, and I didn't feel like my time was wasted. It's a nice local spot for a fresh, handmade breakfast

Of course I am excited when a local business adds a new location (growth is a good sign), but when…read morethat new location is downtown (aka-walking distance from home) I get super excited. Throw in the fact that it's coffee related and basically I'm taking the day off to check out the place. Now if you are unaware of the Cyber Center and what it is, be sure to see my Insider's Tip below. But just know that when you walk in, you will be amazed. The design is on point. Then you round the corner and you see a coffee shop from the future. Clean edges, seamless setup, and the aroma of espresso bathe over you. My americano came out perfectly and, as always, I received complimentary smiles and welcoming conversations complimentary with my order. For now they are open Monday-Friday, starting at 7 am. I can only hope weekends are in the future. *Insider's Tip -Be aware there is no public parking. If you don't have a parking permit for the Cyber Center, you will need to find a spot at the Parking Deck (10th and Reynolds) or on Broad Street. -Security will give you a Visitor's badge when you come in. Just let them know you're there for the coffee.

I came here to the Georgia Cyber Center before a meeting and ordered a bacon & cheese breakfast…read moresandwich and a large latte with an extra shot and almond milk. They even made a pretty design on a to-go order! My order cost over $12, similar pricing to Starbucks.

great little unexpected gem of a place. We stopped in to try it because we were new to the area,…read moreand the coffee is delicious. we even grabbed a bag of Vintage Smooth to enjoy at home. They ground it for us right there in the store. The service was decent, but could use some refinement. Maybe it was the local gentleman chatting up the staff that had them semi distracted. Great atmosphere with Christian music playing. would be a fantastic place to bring a group if they were open after work.

Coffee tastes like booty and is overpriced. Comically overpriced. A bunch of subliminal hate…read moremessages hiding behind the guise of religion. You know the type. Objectively speaking, though, the product is just not good and is absurdly expensive. I'm by no means a coffee snob but I swear, I thought I was tasting burnt dirt. Each sip tasted like disgusting sand that stuck to our teeth. Head down the street to Christie's for a kind, unique experience and most importantly - good, no frills coffee. Skip this place. McDonalds is better.

Stopped in a little afternoon on a Sunday and while the place was busy everything came out quickly…read moreand perfect. Lots of seating options and we opted for the comfy little couch and chair in the back corner, which was great to just have coffee, a quick sandwich, and chat. There were several holiday specialty flavors to choose from and I went with the gingerbread spiced chai latte, and it was really good. My friend got the Good Tidings (think all the Thanksgiving flavors in one sandwich) special and I had serious jealousy over her food because I just got a simple breakfast sandwich and made the mistake of opting for sourdough instead of the amazing ciabatta it was supposed to come on. Everyone working there was so chill, the place was clean and bright, and super cute. Couple really cool things about this place: Christmas spirit & hospitality. There was they were doing a Christmas card drive for seniors in memory care/assisted living and had an assortment of blank cards and a pen for you to fill out while you drink your coffee and leave right there for them to deliver. Not only was the bathroom, super clean and spacious, but they also had a few essential items (especially for those mommies on the go) available in the bathroom that could just make someone's day if they were in need.

Based solely on customer care...I would not recommend if you like responses to your questions. I…read morehave reached out to the info email provided multiple times with no answer. Shame since I was planning to spend more of my money to support them. Customer care has to be #1 if you want customer support.

Fantastic hidden restaurant. Unique dishes and choices that worked out really well. Great revolving…read morespecials. Very friendly staff. Beautiful restaurant too.

My wife and I went to Manuel's for lunch, and it was very easy to get a seat. There was a fair…read moreamount of people there, but overall not too crowded. The waitresses were quick with our drinks and taking our orders, and the kitchen had our food ready in around 15 minutes. The food itself was delicious. I ordered the Norwegian Croque, and the smoked salmon was firm and smoky (hence the name). Very delicious. My wife got the Kobe Burger and she loved how savory the meat was. We ordered the Fries and Aioli as an appetizer, and the Aioli sauce was good, but the fries were pretty standard. We finished with the Chocolate Cheesecake, and I would highly recommend it if you love chocolate deserts; very rich. Outdoor seating was quite nice here, and the interior decoration was very beautiful, but the exterior seating had duct tape, and some of the tables looked a bit word down and weathered. The seating looks were all over the place too, with some wood tables, some glass, some metal, didn't really bring together a cohesive decor choice. Overall great restaurant that we will be sure to come back to for a nice brunch in the future.

Same name just a different address…read more In case you didn't know Dichickos has moved from Washington Rd to North Augusta 646 Buena Vista Ave. they're open Wednesday-Sunday 11-4 with the same menu and as always great service.

I didn't realize Dichico's had moved from Washington Road to North Augusta, but once I found out, I…read morehad to come check out the new location--and it did not disappoint. The food was absolutely delicious, packed with flavor, and cooked to perfection. You can really taste the quality in every bite. The staff was so friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere felt relaxed and inviting. This place definitely deserves to be more popular--it's a hidden gem, and I'll keep recommending it to everyone I know!

These past couple of years have found me in Aiken more and more. Some of it due to field placement…read more Some due to the new businesses popping up. But there is a mainstay I always visit when driving down Laurens Street. As I've stated in my previous review, yes it's almost a mirror menu of the Augusta location. So makes this one different? I still stand by the aroma factor. They roast their beans (you did know that right?) just a couple of doors down from the Cafe and oh is it heavenly. And just as every community has their own vibe/feel, so do the businesses that reside there. The outdoor seating here is right on the sidewalk (with more tucked in close to the building). The art is local of course and food and coffee are top notch. If you prefer vegan, vegetarian, or sugar (e.g. The Fairy Toast) this is the place for you.

I have never eaten at a dirtier restaurant, and that was the front of the house. Water pitcher…read morefilthy, bathroom faucets are COVERED in mold, etc, etc.. Gumbo inedible. Chicken salad not much better. NEVER will I darken their door again!

Food is always delicious. Lovely atmosphere. A gem in Aiken. Wish they had more pastries available…read moreat certain times. But otherwise no complaints.

Absolutely delicious crêpes, pastries and coffee drinks served in an old home. Love the ambience…read morefor breakfast and lunch. This is the third time I've been here and every time it's delicious.