I took a visit to Bonjour Cafe in the AUGUSTA MALL this saturday at peak time, Lunch! I was greeted…read moreby a plesant and vibrant man. After looking over the menu I settled on a garlic bread chicken sandwich combo, which comes with fresh fries and a drink. I had my little one with me and she ordered a vanilla mocha. The food took a little longer than the other mall restaurants. While we waited on my food, her vanilla mocha was prepared in front of us, it was smooth, creamy, and tasty. The mocha was the perfect temperature and well worth the price. I received my food shortly after. My fries was fresh and hot! But were unsalted. A little salt goes a long way, especially on potatoes. The garlic bread chicken sandwich was interesting. Two pieces of buttery garlic bread with chicken in between. Im assuming the chicken was simmered in pasta sauce. It tasted like basic pasta sauce on garlic bread.The garlic bread overpowered the chicken. It was OK. not amazing, just OK. While eating, I watched people come and go. Many times it was no one there to assist the people coming over, they would take a peek, wait around 10 seconds, and walk away. I will try Bonjour cafe again, a different dish. The meat pies looked tasty. And the macaroons too! Until next time... Atmosphere: 8/10 Cleanliness: 10/10 Service: 10/10 Food: 4.5/10 Price: $ CJ #intothefoodture

Very good place. Clean and caring customer service. They have three types of saunas and a massage…read moreservice. You can also order food there if you want to.

From the owner: Revive Sauna Lounge offers a unique wellness experience with a sauna, steam room, cold plunge,…read moremassage, and Eastern European cuisine—all in one relaxing space.

Location is Bush River Rd same shopping center as Roses…read more We've been here quite a few times for me it's mainly the Patti and coco bread. They are priced slightly lower than Island Grill. I believe variety includes chicken, beef, spinach but not certain. My wife gets the curry goat and oxtail plates, the portions of meat and rice is large. The plantains are only two and cabbage is smaller than rice. I think the meat is probably the closest tasting it can get to the real thing. No Jamaican restaurant I visited in America can get the jerk chicken taste quite the way it tastes in Jamaica. The rice and peas don't have much coconut taste if any but they give a large portion. Plantain are good, our cabbage last visit was mushy not their best work as I don't remember having this complaint before. We haven't tried Escovitch or veggie plate here. There is a small section of spice bun, biscuits, other dry goods and freezer drinks. Sparse indoor seating, no bar, mainly pick up orders. Interior decoration features some geographical illustrations, pics, possibly hand crafted traditional pieces (not for sale), and boombox music. Prices are high for plates, perhaps that reflects portion sizes. Employee/customer relations is polite. Quick option of the few in Columbia on Irmo side.

The patties were amazing. The service was very friendly. We did take out but there is room to enjoy…read morethe food there.

If you're looking to spice up your food adventures in Columbia, add Tati's Island Cuisine to your…read morelist because this spot brings the island flavors! For our lunch, we decided to dive into the menu with the Brown Stew Chicken and Oxtail, and let me tell you... every bite was packed with flavor. The kind of meal where the first bite makes you pause because you can instantly taste the love and seasoning that went into it. The Brown Stew Chicken was tender, flavorful, and falling right off the bone. Served with rice, and one side, I upgraded my side to the Rasta Pasta and it was 100% worth it. Creamy, delicious, and the perfect addition to the meal. My husband went for the Oxtail with peas and rice plus a side of macaroni and cheese. That oxtail was cooked perfectly -- rich, comforting, and full of those bold island spices you hope for. And don't forget about one of their lemonades! We got Island Apple Lemonade -- refreshing, sweet, and the perfect match for all those incredible flavors. One thing that stood out to us was the attention to detail. The sides weren't just there to fill the plate -- they brought their own flavor and made the whole meal come together. We left already talking about what we need to try next because there is definitely more of this menu we need to explore! If you're craving authentic island-inspired comfort food in the Columbia area, be sure to give Tati's Island Cuisine a try! Everyone was so kind and can't wait to go back!

The food was well seasoned and not masked by the spices. I had the curry chicken, rice with peas…read moreand cabbage. Everything pleased by pallet with authentic Caribbean flavors. Oh, and the oxtail egg rolls, my,my,my! My disappointment was that they were sold out of plantains. The staff was really friendly, the mural on the wall was beautiful and the music playlist was rocking if you enjoy old school R&B. Most people did carry out, but I chose to stay and really enjoyed the flavors and music!.

I've been here twice and ordered food to-go and it is very good and authentic! It may not be on the…read morebest side of town, however it's worth coming here for the delicious food! The drink menu looks great but haven't tried anything from it.The inside reminds you of a club almost with the pool tables, a performance area, and bar. Will continue to frequent this place for the food!

They don't have food. Don't order online. I did and arrived to pick it up and they were clueless…read more Stay away from this place. They go by two names but this is where I was told to go.

A bit disappointed here. The gentleman who took my order was nice and took my order quickly. The…read moreservice was good. You park and get out order at the window and go back to the window when your food is ready. My husband has been sent in and I thought this would be a good treat for Good Friday to have some food that reminds him a bit of his home. We ordered curry goat and oxtails with rice and peas mac & cheese and plantains. I ordered rice with mac & cheese, plantains and okra. I did enjoy the okra, it was cooked really well. It also tasted pretty good. The mac & cheese was good, I wish for a slight more bite with the cheese so on a scale of five I'd give it a four out of five. The portion size was OK for me, but not for my husband who is 64 and 260 pounds. He felt the goat was pretty good, but the oxtail not so much. He liked the rice and peas, but wish there were more peas. We could count the peas in his rice and in my rice and still have fingers left. What we're used to is a good ratio, rice and peas. I had food from here before and really enjoyed it. We also received the pineapple and ginger juice and the sorrel and we love them both. Those were made really well.

Very disappointed with the food we received…read more The small jerk chicken plate was just that, small. I received three of the tiniest and dry pieces. The jerk chicken appeared to be overcooked or old. The plate came with 3 sides. So I chose plantains, cabbage, and green beans. The plantains were the worse I've had, the cabbage was okay and the green beans were flavorless. I would give this entire meal 4/10. The large oxtail plate was basic. It also came with 3 sides; macaroni, white rice, and cabbage. Definitely the least enjoyable oxtails we've tried in the area. The macaroni needed salt and the oxtails were tough.