7 Best Cafes in Bluffton

“My favorite place for breakfast with my daughter or friends. Food great so fresh and flavorful. Love coffee and baked goods as well. Would love a little more space for dining in and out but tough in that location. Wish they had more lications!Parking: It is a popular area so can be hard to park.“

“They have the world’s best Lobster Rolls! All lobster and very little filling (if any)! The rolls are fantastic too. The atmosphere is cozy but not large! Hours are short but manageable. You can order the Lobster Roll early for pick up and they deconstruct it so it is not soggy when you get it home! This place is a must for a great time at little cost!“

“Absolutely the best donuts I have ever tasted. Many donut shops do fancy flavors but the base donut is subpar. Not at Alljoy. The base donut melts in your mouth which enhances the experience of the wonderful flavor options. Highly recommend stopping at the Alljoy donut shack in downtown Bluffton when you are in the area. You will thank me later.“

“We had the best service from a sweet and kind server named Katelyn. She was excellent with every table she waited on. The food was all good too. The bakery items are a must too grab too.Parking: Parking in many lots near by as well as street parking too“

“First impressions of First Watch are lasting positive impressions. We were in a layover at the airport and decided to meet family for a quick late brunch. We Uber(ed) over from the airport to meet family who also used Uber. Greeted at entrance where hostesses offered to store our bags until we would depart. Loved this. Seated in an open area with a view of the preparation area, many diners enjoying the atmosphere and flights (the process of sampling/tasting wines). Wait staff was patient and attentive as we caught up with family member stories. Wine servings were pricey but refreshing. Nice menu selections that were tasty and original.The restaurant clients were clearly having a great time at the this venue. Before we headed back to the airport we moved to the rooftop for an exhilarating view of Nashville and we’re not disappointed. First Watch is a check it out spot you won’t want to pass up!“

“Amigos is a locally owned business with quick service and fresh food. It is a great place to stop for a quick bite for lunch. The prices are reasonable (a meal for 1 is about $10 to $12, depending on what you get of course). Everything is made in house and fresh. You can also order on the phone and then pick up.“

“Nice breakfast location. Great customer service. Clean, open atmosphere. The coffee was "diner" coffee.. so so. Water was filtered and good (some restaurants seem to serve bad tasting water to force you to purchase one of their beverages. IMO).MY husband ordered the Triple Crown Omelet, hash browns, and toast. The eggs (2) were cooked very thinly, and they reminded me of a crepe. It was filled with 3 great meats and cheese. He enjoyed it - I found it tasty, but dry. The hash browns were great! The "sourdough toast", first of all - SC doesn't seem to ever stock sourdough.. they serve a thick white bread. Today, the toast was just OK.I ordered 2 eggs (scrambled with cheese and onions added), 2 slices of bacon (crispy) and a regular waffle. I think the cheese and onions MADE those scrambled eggs delicious. The bacon consistency was amazing! But it was so salty I had to break it up and eat it WITH the eggs. That made it great, though I do wish it wasn't so salty. The waffle was bland, cold, and truly unpleasant. I gave most to my hubby. He said it was acceptable to him. I wish I had ordered the Belgian Waffle in hindsight.Overall, not sure this is a repeat visit. But it was nice to be with my sweetheart. :)“