Plantation Cafe And Deli - Bluffton

The Hostess whispers when she speaks. She needs to assert herself. We the noticed that she her partner clear clean tables. They need to do a better job -when we sat down the floor under our table was filthy with crumbs napkin pieces along with an empty pepper shaker.We sat for quite a while before being waited on, she was not very friendly either. We then noticed she immediately went to other tables as soon as they were seated.Unfortunately I don't know her name but we were seated a round table in front of the bar closest to Restrooms.Had to tell the hostess that the Ladies Room was out of toilet paper.

Service was horrible! Our waitress was too busy playing with her hair while making drinks, and her co worker was picking her nose at the counter. we had to go find our waitress to get our check. Located her huddled in a corner scarfing down her breakfast. Drinks were never refilled. Costly breakfast with unhygienic service. Our last time visiting this place.

A Southern Charm Breakfast at Plantation Cafe, BlufftonNestled in the heart of Bluffton, Plantation Cafe exudes southern hospitality and delivers a breakfast experience that captures the essence of comfort and charm. My recent visit left me thoroughly impressed with the warm ambiance, hearty offerings, and the overall delightful dining experience.Upon entering Plantation Cafe, I was greeted by the inviting aroma of freshly brewed coffee and the friendly smiles of the staff. The cozy and quaint atmosphere, complete with charming decor and comfortable seating, set the stage for a leisurely breakfast.The menu at Plantation Cafe boasts a variety of classic and creative breakfast options. From traditional Southern staples to inventive twists on breakfast favorites, there's something for every palate. The attentive and personable staff were more than happy to provide recommendations and cater to dietary preferences.I started my breakfast journey with a cup of their signature coffee, a robust blend that complemented the homely atmosphere. The menu offered a tempting array of dishes, but I opted for the Southern Benedict—a delightful variation featuring poached eggs atop a bed of crispy fried green tomatoes, smothered in rich hollandaise sauce. Each bite was a symphony of flavors, perfectly balancing the tanginess of the tomatoes with the velvety hollandaise.The portions were generous, ensuring that no guest leaves Plantation Cafe with an empty stomach. The grits were creamy and flavorful, a true testament to the kitchen's dedication to Southern culinary traditions. The bacon was perfectly crispy, and the biscuits were a fluffy delight that practically melted in my mouth.The service at Plantation Cafe was impeccable, with the staff creating a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere. The genuine smiles and friendly conversation added a personal touch to the dining experience, making it feel like a home away from home.Plantation Cafe in Bluffton is a breakfast haven that captures the heart and soul of Southern hospitality. Whether you're a local looking for a comforting start to your day or a visitor eager to savor the flavors of the South, this charming establishment is a must-visit. Kudos to the team at Plantation Cafe for delivering a breakfast experience that not only satisfies the appetite but also warms the heart.

We are here from out of town and based on the reviews I thought this might be a great spot to grab brunch. The service was good and the place was cute. The bathroom was pretty clean. The food was not that great. Edible, yes! But the waitress ended up bringing me a whole new salad because mine was not good...super dried out chicken that was supposed to be jerk chicken but had zero flavor. The pineapples were clearly from a can...and that was basically it. Unflavored dried out chicken and a spoonful of canned pineapple on a bed of (perfect) salad greens. The menu said tortillas too but it came with dried out pita bread. I was so grateful the waitress brought me something else, not because it was amazing but because it was more edible. The cobb salad...with deli meat. ? Not chunks of meat and cheese, cut up deli meat. At least the ranch dressing was really good ?. That salad was decent although still probably not worth the money.My husband said his breakfast sandwich was false advertising...the croissant wasn't fresh and it was a little disappointing. He ordered fried green tomatoes but...eh, 2/5 wouldn't recommend. The recipe didn't really taste that great. The people were lovely and it was a cute place but I wouldn't recommend going there, unfortunately. ?

Was traveling the food wasn't good. I had crab cake sandwich, and fries was Cold.