"Delicious food, friendly service, and a great experience. TBHoA opened right on time and we were the first customers of the day. Last time we tried to come, there as a 45 minute wait, so we made an online reservation ($20 CC hold which was later credited to our bill). That worked out perfectly and they were about 50% full by the time we left. The restaurant is small, so you need to keep that in mind when eating there. There is available seating outside. Food options were great and I had trouble picking just one. I went with the chicken and waffles and wifey had the brunch house platter. I highly recommend you give them a shot at satisfying your pallet--I'm sure you would like it!"

"Such a hidden gem in Augusta, Ga! We came in for brunch and were blown away by the cozy atmosphere and friendly staff. Not only was the food delicious, but they also offer a great variety of gluten free options (which can be hard to find in the area). The Brunch House Benedict and Fish & Grits were amazing. Perfect for morning breakfast, a date, or brunch with friends!"

"This place was a 10/10. Food and drink items were decently priced and absolutely delicious. The catfish and grits were to die for and came at the recommendation of our server who was great and attentive. The biscuit was soft, buttery and flaky. Will definitely come back when visiting augusta again!"

"This place was amazing! Food slapped, waitress was so friendly and attentive, and it was in a nice area. At first the outside look might be off putting but trust me its a must eat!"

"This is a nice little locally owed business. It’s located in down town Augusta Georgia. The owners are great people. This is a well ran business. The cooks work well with each other. There are lots of people who seem to like this restaurant. They are very busy. They do lots of door dash and online orders as well. I highly suggest this place. The food was amazing. We went back to The Brunch House restaurant again today. It was exactly one month ago that we were here for the first time. We were greeted with a warm welcome and smiles from enthusiastic servers. The food was still good. The only small setback was my beef brisket sausage was a little overcooked. If you eat kosher like my wife Amy and I do this is a good place for that. They even have pork free gravy and turkey sausage. They are not a perfect restaurant, but they sure do strive to be one. This restaurant is in an older building and the equipment could use an upgrade. The owners are striving to make upgrades in the building and the equipment. There is also plenty of street parking available. Overall we had another great experience at this restaurant. Thanks for your smiles and hospitality."