We have not had a bad meal here. The food that they cook is excellent. We've had the Korean ribs…read more(I'm still craving them), burgers, fish, chicken, soup, macaroni...it's all excellent. Also, Gluten Free buns are available and Ashley is very knowledgeable regarding GF and she's even made me GF macaroni; I always feel safe ordering.

What a superb venue. Great folks, great food, great vibe. I highly recommend the cheeseburger and…read moreany breakfast sandwich. Now, let's talk cheeseburger. Delectable bun, the kind that molds around your flingers as your grip the burger. Pickles cut logically, so there is a bit in each bite. The meat. Ah, that juicy beef. This patty is the perfect size. Not a slider, but not a grip either. Just right. This is a burger made by folks that eat burgers. Thanks for picking Hogansville. Swing on by. Meet these Temptresses of Taste. Danko, out. :)

Banh mi sandwiches outstanding. Best French baguette I have ever tasted. (Spiced ham and special…read morebanh mi). Service was outstanding and very personal. Ambiance was historic. Attached to a grand hotel. Husband and wife team run a fantastic establishment.

Our 2nd time to Grand Market & Cafe. We just moved to GA from NJ a few months ago and are so happy…read morewe found this place. As frequent visitors to NYC, we would frequently go to some of the famous Jewish delis on the upper east side of Manhattan so I could get a good Reuben sandwich. The Reuben sandwich that Andreas makes is even better. The best I ever had! The owners are so personable, and all their food is delicious. 5 stars rating all the way around.

What a little local treasure. Was from Atlanta to visit their local zoo and popped in for a quick…read moredrink. I got my mom their matcha/espresso drink, I think it was called a Tokyo fog? While it did take some time, it's cause they mixed the matcha FRESH. It was worth it. From the first sip I ended up drinking most of it.. the ladies behind the counter were very polite... it is a hang out for moms so there was a ton of kids running around. Look for this tucked into the train station at the bottom of the hill. It's easy to drive by and miss it.

Made a quick detour off of I-85 for a coffee on our roadtrip. Man, I wish we had more time. The…read moreatmosphere and ambience was gorgeous. The location is beautiful. But the cappuccino.....PERFECT. Truly exceptional. Can't wait to drive through this area again.

Closed. Please update hours. We drove from 1 hour away. Update yelp and Google. Its in the middle…read moreof nowhere and we had to drive back.

Our first time here to the Spice Rack in Hogansville. Very clean, nice atmosphere. No TV was on…read more No music. It was very quiet! We will come back enjoyed the food.

Stopped in on a drive south from Atlanta on 85. Well worth the little detour to get a good…read moreexpresso. Comfortable spot.

Let me tell you first that I really, REALLY wanted to like this place. Enough that for a place that…read moreis 30-40 minutes drive away and otherwise never set foot, I've been following their social media handles even before the new management opened up shop last summer. However, the last few visits have been frustrating, each with its won nuances, and based on these failed attempts, I most definitely will not go back. It honestly has less to do with the quality of the items offered, but really how this place is operated - so if you don't care about none of that stuff, feel free to pass on this review. My first visit I couldn't even get inside because it was closed - I was by during the early afternoon hours that it was advertised to be open and it was a good few weeks past their soft opening. The second time, I call ahead but there's no one answering the phone. So I cross my fingers and was estatic for a split second when I could open the front door... until I find that only the door was open, but the cafe really wasn't since they apparently were closed for a private event. I later found out they post closings on their Facebook page. So third times the charm right? Nope - even after I check their page to see no early closings, I arrive about quarter til 1pm on a Friday afternoon to find I made it "just in time" before closing at the hour. Okay, maybe my timing is really unlucky - so I suck it up (for the time being). I attempt to order a cookies & cream frappe that was featured on their site. Not available. I ask, what other frappes? None, say staff. I ask for decaf latte. Yep - actually just kidding, nope, decaf grounds take time to prepare (aka not worth their time I guess). So, really I am left with ice or hot coffee. Okay, at this point as much I want to storm out the cafe - I am reminded that one of the owners from the second visit offered a free drink coupon (at this point my Yelp brain is saying, okay this Is at least is a 3 star review). I think, let me just get a drink and get outta here. Bless her heart, the barista I've been going back and forth tells me she happened to brew decaf coffee earlier and could make iced coffee with it. I am thinking - what saving grace, that stuff I would actually order - great, let's do that. Here comes the finale - I had told the staff that I was going to redeem this drink coupon as I said yes to the decaf iced coffee. Clearly, that did not reach her. She tells me that she doesn't know how to undo the transaction and clearly, she is anxious as I am in a slightly different sense - I had insight from the earlier TMI when she told me she is almost late for her game at 1. Okay, as the slightly more adult person here I tell her alright, I will pay but I want the management to follow-up and issue me refund. Thank goodness I proposed this cause guess what, amongst all the tension everything was a-OK since I didn't pay. I guess she thought I did and was trying to tell me she couldn't process refunds. I tried to tie a bow on this as best as I could - I tipped the poor girl 20% and wished her luck on her game. I hope I made it clear that my built up frustration wasn't aimed at her, as I tried to explain in between our unnecessarily long interactions. Oh, did I tell you the staff are not masked in January when vaccines were still limited to healthcare staff? Not the staff nor her companion. Goodness - at least I was wearing one. TMI 2 - no wonder another staff contracted COVID-19. All I can say is - good luck at your own risk, future patrons.

Oh Sheila, while taking a round trip from Atlanta to Columbus I decided to wait and eat for the 2…read morehour drive back. GPS said 2 hours and 40 min so I pulled over to see what Arby's was hitting on. Surprise, surprise surprise.... Bathroom was overflowing with trash, I didn't know how to gauge it just yet so I washed my hands and said 'I am here now so run it.' I am in line, Sheila the manager was cordial and oh I forgot she did say Welcome to Arby's too so politeness is her motto. Now, I asked Sheila how are the steak bites, candidly as she was said 'if you like beef jerky' PASS... SO I stuck with the ol' chicken sandwich. The good part... Sheila didn't ask curly or crinkled so I went back, and she said no worries. 10 min later my food comes and I should've taken a picture but I was all in. Reluctantly I opened my sandwich after seeing my DARK BROWN never change the oil curly fries and what did I see, A DARK BROWN CHICKEN CUTLET. I was torn, should I take it back or take one for the roadsters.... Yep sure did, got back to the ATL and shook my head on how I should've waited for some real authentic food. Sheila, good customer service but the ONE MAN SHOW COOK, advise him to CHANGE THE OIL because dark BROWN charred chicken & curly fries isn't a hit.

Horrible service and cold food! Very unprofessional and rude! Never going back! The drink…read moremachine wasn't working properly. I had to walk over to the Loves station to get my coke. My order was wrong when we got it. They refused to make it right. They told me I would have to go thru the line again. Natalie was rude and very unprofessional. Every time I go to this location, it's always the same thing.

The food was really good... I had wings no sauce needed and that's a hard thing to do. Mozzarella…read morecheese sticks, fried pickles, and French fries. Everything tasted really good. I was surprised myself. The desserts were a no for me. I tried the brownie and cream cookie.

My mom ended up getting food to go while on our roadtrip...... She said the smells are deceiving…read more She didn't like the taste of anything. She also said the baked beans tasted like they took a big scoop straight from the can, no seasoning or anything. The best part was the bread and the potato salad was decent. The young lady at the register was very kind and helpful. Customer service was decent.

Ok Burger King! Stopped in for breakfast while on a road…read moretrip. The employees were all very kind, but they were out of sausage and chicken. My Bacon Egg and Cheese biscuit was fine but the hash browns were way too greasy. Food is ok but it's Burger King so I wouldn't expect anything better

The morning staff is friendly and fast. Would like to shout out Cynthia and Shy; they are very…read morefriendly and always make me feel appreciated.

Hot double cheeseburger. Fix my order with no problem. Fries were fresh and hot too . They were…read morebusy and handled it. Great attitudes. Restaurant was clean and organized. Pleasant visit.

McDonald's is never my first choice, but this was insane. First off the doors were locked at 2pm on…read morea Saturday, drive through line wrapped around the building nearly stopping the interstate, the man in front of me received every item wrong in his order and he was fighting mad. Food looks like it was made by children. And all the employees acted like the customers were there and just wondered around the building. I will be avoiding the exit for the rest of my life just because of this experience.

Waffle House has become an iconic presence on the culinary landscape here in the southeastern…read moreUnited States. It seems that their familiar logo beckons in all of its bright yellow neon glory road-weary travelers, partying college kids, parents with kids in tow, hungry workers seeking a casual and quick sit-down meal and just about everyone else from every walk of life. Since Waffle House opened its first location back on September 5, 1955 in Avondale Estates, Georgia, it quickly established itself by offering a consistent selection of food and by being open twenty-four hours a day. For me, the biggest appeal of Waffle House has always been their hash browns, which you can get basic or topped with a variety of toppings such as chili, white sausage gravy, cheese, ham, onions and so many more items and you can combine these toppings in a multitude of ways. For my main course, I have usually gone with their patty melts or one of their egg breakfast options. I myself can see the strangeness that I have never had a waffle in a business where waffle is in their very name, but I prefer a more savory breakfast than a sweet one. This particular location overall was a positive experience. The service was friendly and the food was good, especially those hash browns. If you are in the southeast United States, odds are you have probably passed a Waffle House location. It seems that they are on almost every major highway exit ramp and strategically placed throughout most cities and towns in the southeast. If you see one, give them a try.

It all began on my trip back to my house and found a waffle house on the way it was 9:30 when we…read moregot there, We came in it's was full of people but it slowed down are time to order we got training waiter who was incredibly nice the service was fantastic for it being late We ordered the texan sandwich's with hashbrowns it came out in 15-20 minutes he also made extra for us and give me a free drink The ambience was ok it felt like they were tired ( to be fair we were all tired) Pros/cons Pro:great food, cheap Con:long wait