Cafe 209

Came here for lunch while in Augusta for work. I had the fried steak with broccoli and fried corn. I also had some baked chicken. The food was okay for me. The fried steak didn't really impress. It didn't really have much of a taste to be honest, but I did enjoy the chicken. The fried corn was ok, but the broccoli was soaking in water. No issues with service. The staff was very friendly and didn't seem to mind answering all my colleague's questions.

The chicken fried steak was so good, with white rice and mashed potatoes both with oxtail gravy. Fine home cooking at it best. Excellent service, place will get crowded for lunch but the food is worth the wait. Waiter recommendations are highly recommended since they tried everything already if you are undecided. Little home cook gem in downtown Augusta.

7 of us stopped here for lunch after our morning bike ride on the NA Greeneway. Turned out to be a wise decision. Being lent season, we ordered the fried flounder plate & a veggies plate. The flounder pieces were large, light & crunchy - just perfect. The sides were really good, but our favorites were okra & tomatoes, butter beans, green beans, & mac-n-cheese. Service was fine. We were the first customers, but it quickly filled up. Plenty street parking. We will definitely return.

Down home Southern soul food downtown. My wife and I met some old friends for lunch and we were not disappointed. The service was perfect. The dining area was spacious, tasteful, and clean. And the food was just like Mama used to make. I'm sure we'll be back!

Normally, the food is great, but today, it was a little off. Some of the sides were too salty and not hot enough, and some were overcooked. However, the service and the sweet tea were awesome. I got a sweet tea to go .