The Southern Porch - Alpharetta

The food was amazing and the service was amazing. They had some of the best potatoes in town. Most people try cooking frozen and gross potatoes but these potatoes had so much flavor and they felt healthier. I had the sausage egg scramble. It was full offlavor. The biscuit was a little bit old tasting but I bet it?s good on other days.

We love it here. The food is great and the atmosphere is nice. The **** Mary bar is a fun addition as well. Our one complaint is that the service is typically slow, but that isn't an issue if you're with good company. Definitely recommend.

The Southern American breakfast here is excellent. We tried the farmer's breakfast and the two eggs with bacon. The biscuits were the standout—homemade, flavorful, and wonderfully fluffy. Just a tip: scrambled eggs with cheese taste even better when the cheese is cooked in. The service was exceptional; our server was friendly and attentive. We spent $40 for breakfast for two. A quick note: parking can be a bit limited, but there are plenty of options for parking in downtown Alpharetta within a short walking distance.

Fantastic dining experience! I visited this restaurant with two friends for a mid-morning breakfast on a Friday, and we thoroughly enjoyed it. The coffee was piping hot and delicious. Each of us loved our meals! I ordered the sausage scramble with sourdough toast, which was delightful, while I took a taste of the chicken and waffles and found it to be amazing—definitely something I'd choose on a return visit. Our friend tried the dirty bird, which was substantial and satisfying, and he was really pleased with it. Our server was incredibly friendly and had a great sense of humor. He answered all our questions and made excellent recommendations for his favorite dishes. If you're in downtown Alpharetta, this is a conveniently located breakfast spot that you’ll definitely enjoy. They also offer mimosas and Bloody Mary options if you're in the mood for a boozy brunch!

I visited this restaurant for the first time today, and I always make it a point to order beignets whenever they’re available. They were absolutely delicious—light and airy, akin to a cronut, and generously dusted with sugar and cinnamon. For my main dish, I opted for the veggie scramble served on grits. While it wasn’t anything extraordinary, it was quite satisfying. I also sampled the biscuits and gravy; the biscuits were enormous and really tasty. The service was attentive and polite. The prices were average and aligned with what I would expect for a place in downtown Alpharetta, which has a charming Southern atmosphere. I will definitely be returning!