What an awesome experience. As always, an excellent meal, fantastic service, and a wide range of…read moretasty delights on their menu. Enjoy! A&M Kitchen has become one of our favorites. They do breakfast right.

I've been wanting to stop by for a long time, but I've always felt intimidated by the notoriously…read morelong waits of brunch spots. However, once I realized you could waitlist online, it was a game changer. We got: Biscuit with fried chicken smothered in gravy: The seasoning on the fried chicken is great, and the chicken itself is juicy and perfect. Pair that with their exceptional gravy and a hearty mouthful of biscuit and it's a done deal. It's a HUGE portion, so come hungry or share. Classic breakfast (forgot what it's called but eggs, protein, biscuit, grits): I got my eggs scrambled and these were probably the best scrambled eggs I've ever had outside of my own home. It was just the way I liked them--definitely scrambled, but juicy, flavorful, and soft. The grits were a crowd favorite on our table--super rich and creamy. Smoked ham was salty (as most smoked ham are) but incredible soft and nice to eat. I thought my favorite would be the biscuit (I'm a HUGE biscuit girl) but it actually wasn't as buttery as I thought. It wasn't bad, but I think I'll take the grits over it any day. I can't believe how delicious this place was. All the plates coming out looked amazing (the sweet breakfast items, wow!) and we are definitely coming back to try the rest of the menu. I'd say this is a 4.5 due to the biscuit falling a little flat (not literally because that thing was fluffy!) BUT service was also great so it's bumping up to a 5. We're so happy to find a go-to brunch spot in this area--definitely give it a try!

The atmosphere was very down home comfortable and service was extremely friendly and efficient…read more As for the food, the Farmers Biscuit of fried chicken, bacon, and cheddar was good, but was not a big fan of the maple sauce. That being said, the fried chicken breast was tender and not overly salted. The biscuit was good but prefer the biscuits from places like Hardee's which are crispy outside and fluffy inside. The Power Bowl was okay, not great. I was disappointed as I expected something more than what it was. Coffee was quite good and self-serve bottomless cup. Maple Street biscuit is definitely worth a try, but not worth going out of your way if you already have a biscuit place you enjoy that is closer by.

There is outdoor seating if you bring your dog. Plan to have someone in your party go in and order…read morefor you as there is no table service. Inside, This open concept breakfast/lunch spot has a spacious and rustic dining room. Belly on up to the counter and place your order then find a seat. I ordered Chix Waffles and my husband got the Sticky Maple. His sandwich was definitely sticky and "not memorable". My waffle was cooked to perfection but I didn't taste nor see any of the things the menu said would be in it (bacon & something else). The breading on the chicken was good but the chicken were like fingers, not tenders. They were dry. The real maple syrup is what makes this place run- it was delicious on my meal but it also drove up the price. At least no one asked a tip (not even the cash register by default!) so I shouldn't be surprised. I don't think we'll be back as it's far, the service was nonexistent (no "Welcome", "Hello", "What can I get for you", or "Do you have any questions "? Service wins me over every time, even if the food is a little less than knocking my socks off. Sadly, this place didn't deliver.

We went for Mother's Day brunch (which was just a few minutes ago), expecting long waits and chaos,…read morebut somehow this place ran more smoothly than Chick-fil-A on a Monday morning. The service was unbelievably efficient -- every table was moving, food came out quickly, and the staff never looked overwhelmed despite the packed crowd. You could tell there was real leadership and organization behind everything. What made the experience even better was meeting the owner's mom and sister. They were both incredibly sweet, warm, and genuinely welcoming. You can tell the family atmosphere trickles down through the entire restaurant because everyone treats guests with kindness and care, rather than making you feel rushed. GREAT JOB MOM! The food was amazing, the energy was great, and the hospitality honestly stood out the most. Definitely one of the best Mother's Day brunch experiences we've had.

The restaurant changes personalities depending on the time: early in the day it's "Morning Shift"…read moreand serves breakfast. In the evenings they light up and switch their sign to "Late Shift" and serve mostly pizza and wings. Since I was there at night, I got the 10 inch Carnivore pizza which had lots of chunks of meat on it. The sauce was good with a tang. And the crust was the thick variety but soft with a nice chew. The flavors were good and it was freshly cooked and I enjoyed it. The seating includes tables of various sizes including long large tables for a group. They also have both seating and a large covered patio that can be closed or opened depending on the weather.

Food came out quick, was tasty and the sauce they put on the pancakes is amazing. The steak as a…read moreside was cooked perfectly. Great servers as well. Pretty quiet overall, and if you are into organic, filling spots, this is the spot.

I visited this restaurant inside of a cute cozy house built from the 1930's . They offer wraps,…read moresalads , hot bowls , burgers, coffee, juices, pancakes and not to mention their avocado nachos . They were out of this world delicious!! The owner had everyone in mind when it came to the food. There's a drink menu for kids and even something for the dogs . I ordered the coconut curry salmon . It was good . It lacked flavor, but I appreciated it for not being overly salty. My favorite meal was the avocado nachos. I have thought of them since my first time eating them. It is one of the most popular dishes on the menu. Ask long as it's offered I will always order it . The parking was a bit tight behind the house . When I arrived , I was very lucky to get the last spot . However , I noticed other patrons were parking next to the Root Canal office . It was an open area that appeared to be a makeshift parking area. There was outdoor seating, by which I saw quite a few people seating there . It looked cozy and no one seemed uncomfortable. As it was my first time there. I elected to eat inside. It wasn't a bad experience, but the home is very small . I can imagine it being congested . But I was there early on a Sunday . Will I eat here again ? Yes !

We stumbled upon Century House on our way to the mountains, and wow--what a hidden gem…read more The service was incredible--friendly, gracious, and genuinely helpful from the moment we walked in. You can tell they really care about the experience. Brunch was next level. The fried chicken omelette with pimento cheese and bacon jam was absolutely heavenly, and the fried chicken sandwich with the same combo was just as delicious. Every bite hit. This is the kind of place you go out of your way for. A must-stop if you're anywhere near Woodstock. We'll definitely be back.

Century House in Woodstock brings a polished yet welcoming vibe that feels perfect for a relaxed…read morenight out. The food is elevated Southern with thoughtful flavors, and the cocktails are well crafted without being overdone. Service is attentive and warm, making the whole experience feel effortless. Definitely a standout in the Woodstock dining scene.

Amazing. 1. elite…read moreYelp reviewer 2. Eaten at every Salt Factory 3. I prefer holes in the wall eateries 4. I've owned a restaurant in downtown Roswell I called this place out years ago for switching meat purveyors on the hanger steak and serving a lower grade meat. You know what happened? It got fixed. I came here years ago and had a subpar experience with a bartender who was too post counting her tips to serve me and my date on a Friday. You know what happened? They changed management. This place is what defines top tier. This place is what it means to deliver consistency in the name of public service. I had eaten here 237 times in a single year. I'm telling you: the menu is not driven by margin. It's driven by experience. I've eaten it all. You'll find a packed bar most nights because the regulars love this place. You'll discover bartenders remembering your drinks, servers remembering how you want your steak cooked, and hostesses knowing you prefer the bar. This is a 5 star experience with 3.5 star prices. It's elite in that regard, a date night spot or solo hangout that will never let you down. If Salt ever leaves Woodstock, may the bedrock beneath it burn.

The mussels were literally so good. Easily the standout and I'd come back for those alone. Drinks…read morewere fine and service was friendly. The ambiance is nice and downtown Roswell is always a good time, though parking can definitely be a little rough. I didn't love my sparkling rosé, but I'm picky, so take that with a grain of salt. The Louisiana eggrolls were just okay in my opinion. Not bad, just not memorable. Overall, good food, good service, great setting. Order the mussels and you'll be happy.

The food was awesome!! The ambiance is very nice and the waitress (Dominique) was outstanding…read moremaking sure we had everything we needed!! I recommend this brunch spot for anyone looking for great food, outstanding service and a great atmosphere.

Ambiance was nice. They played LOFI music to set the tone which I love…read more Food could have been seasoned a little more for my taste but everything was good overall. The shortcake was a bit too dry for my liking though. Service was amazing. I appreciated the attentiveness.

Great breakfast/lunch spot in downtown Alpharetta. We came on a Saturday morning and although it…read morewas busy we were able to find a table & the service was fast. The staff were all very friendly as well. We started with the white mocha which was delicious. I got the California croissant to try something new and my husband got the Nest panini. Both entrees gave a great portion and tasted great. Of course my husband had to order the Beignets which were fresh and soft.

The Nest was the perfect late lunch stop. The staff was so friendly and gave us lots of…read morerecommendations. I was wavering between a few sandwiches and at their suggestion I got the Philly and a choconana chunk. My husband got the nest panini and a dirty chai. The Philly was great! The bread was soft and the overall sandwich had great flavor. The tater tots were crispy which I love. The choconana chunk was honestly my favorite thing. Perfect texture because it wasn't too thick to where you can't get anything in the straw like some smoothies and shakes tend to be. Classic combo of chocolate, banana and pb. My husband liked the panini but said the chicken was a little dryer than he'd like but some extra chipotle sauce did the trick. The pasta salad was great. We ate outside because it was a lovely day, but there is plenty of indoor seating as well. Cute and cozy. Overall we will definitely come back and try more menu items next time! Excited to try their specials.

I drive past Douceur de France multiple times a week - a GEM hidden in plain site…read more Today I stopped, Ariel & Maya were patient while I was so indecisive! They offered recommendations and were sincerely cheerful. I cannot wait to indulge in my almond croissant. I purchased a sour cream pound cake for my daughters and a gorgeous chocolate ganache tarte for a friend.

Everything tasted incredibly fresh, perfectly baked, and absolutely delicious…read more My favorites are the Lychee Rose Entremet, Almond Croissant, Vanilla Paris Brest, Coconut Macaroons (not pictured) I ordered the chicken sausage egg croissant and dined inside the café. While the croissant itself was beautifully flaky and buttery (seriously, perfection), I'd probably skip the sit-down breakfast next time and stick to loading up on pastries from the bakery counter instead. I love love love the bakery!! Nothing was too sweet. PSA: It gets super busy, but trust me - it's worth the wait.

Tried the Shrimp and Grits on this visit, and the dish really could've used some kind of broth or…read moresauce to pull it together. With a heavy mound of onions and mushrooms on top, the grits ended up feeling dry and pulled all the moisture out of the bite. The flavor itself was fine, just lacking moisture and balance. We also ordered the scallops and risotto. The risotto was the standout. Bright, fresh finish, great texture, and not overpowering. The scallops, unfortunately, were the opposite. They had a noticeably strong smell right away, which usually means they're not as fresh as they should be, especially at a $40 price point. We took them home, but every time we opened the fridge the smell hit us, so they ultimately went in the trash. Despite this particular experience, we've always enjoyed this place. Service is consistently great, drinks are solid, and we usually leave happy. Hoping this was just an off evening, because we genuinely like coming here. Adding an additional * for the great service and because we haven't had a bad experience otherwise.

Excellent food. Amazing service. Quiet & quaint atmosphere…read more I'm a bit at a loss for words. The food was well-spiced, well-presented, and a delight to eat. The service was attentive and not over chatty. The ambience was cute, a bit feminine (especially at the door), but quiet, nicely lit. If youre trying to buy a car in Canton, like we were, and want a nice lunch to talk things over, you won't go wrong here. Loved it!