Guidebook for Augusta
Food Scene
Good food, cheap drinks, and some of the better vegetarian food in the area as well.
17 locals recommend
Soy Noodle House
1032 Broad StGood food, cheap drinks, and some of the better vegetarian food in the area as well.
Historic hotel, restaurant, and bar. They have a rooftop bar that you may be able to go to as well.
32 locals recommend
The Partridge Inn Augusta, Curio Collection by Hilton
2110 Walton WayHistoric hotel, restaurant, and bar. They have a rooftop bar that you may be able to go to as well.
The Bee's Knees
211 10th StGreat brunch. Relaxed atmosphere. Good for small bites.
Sheehan's Irish Pub
2571 Central AveCute Irish pub.
Oliviana Bar Italiano & Pizzeria
399 Highland AveGood pizza and nice atmosphere.
Great brunch and cocktails. Music on Sunday nights. Great atmosphere. Will need a reservation during busy season.
72 locals recommend
Finch & Fifth
379 Highland AveGreat brunch and cocktails. Music on Sunday nights. Great atmosphere. Will need a reservation during busy season.
Nice business casual establishment serving many seafood options and a nice bar.
40 locals recommend
Beck's
2111 Kings WayNice business casual establishment serving many seafood options and a nice bar.
Los Cabos
920 Baker AveInexpensive Mexican food
Buona Caffe Artisan Roasted Coffee
1858 Central AveSmall coffee shop with small bites to eat.
Southbound Smokehouse- Augusta
1855 Central AveBBQ, relaxed atmosphere, trivia, and live music.
The Pizza Joint
1245 Broad StBest pizza in town!
Good wine selection and you can try unique, expensive wines in small pours on a budget.
113 locals recommend
Craft & Vine
1204 Broad StGood wine selection and you can try unique, expensive wines in small pours on a budget.
Diablos Southwest Grill
1279 Knox AveQuick and best burrito bar in town. Quality ingredients, including tofu!
Best sandwiches in town! The drawback...they don't open until 4pm but they are open until 3am.
19 locals recommend
Knuckle Sandwiches
1149 Broad StBest sandwiches in town! The drawback...they don't open until 4pm but they are open until 3am.
Drinks & Nightlife
Augusta's first local brewery since prohibition ended. Very good brews and the first mother/daughter owned brewery in the country.
31 locals recommend
Riverwatch Brewery
1175 4th StAugusta's first local brewery since prohibition ended. Very good brews and the first mother/daughter owned brewery in the country.
Cute little bar in the basement of a small hotel. Live music every Friday and Saturday night, good mule's, and the only place that carries one of our favorite beers: Hen's Tooth. Definitely our favorite haunt in town. Say hello to Judy for us, she is the bartender there.
Fox's Lair
410 4th StCute little bar in the basement of a small hotel. Live music every Friday and Saturday night, good mule's, and the only place that carries one of our favorite beers: Hen's Tooth. Definitely our favorite haunt in town. Say hello to Judy for us, she is the bartender there.
The city's second brewery in town. Their special brews, that you can't purchase in stores, are very good. They often have special events on weekends where they partner with local eateries and have a $12 meal and beer combo. They have a large space and games for patrons.
50 locals recommend
Savannah River Brewing Company
813 5th StThe city's second brewery in town. Their special brews, that you can't purchase in stores, are very good. They often have special events on weekends where they partner with local eateries and have a $12 meal and beer combo. They have a large space and games for patrons.
The Hive
215 10th StRestaurant and bar with 50+ taps. They often have tap takeover events.
Quaint British Pub in the basement of a wine shop. They sometimes have live music on Fridays and serve up Imperial Pints.
6 locals recommend
Highlander A British Pub
133B Georgia AveQuaint British Pub in the basement of a wine shop. They sometimes have live music on Fridays and serve up Imperial Pints.