Cafe 33

Horrible! Ordered an omelet and it was the worst ever. The flavor tasted like burned oil. Also, it took a very long time to get served bad food.

Neighbors were telling us about this place and decided to give it a try. Lucky me this is our new spot. Homemade cooked to order food. Just updated their menu and have a great twist on eggs Benedict (only on the weekends) LOVED it. Server think her name was Ashley was the great knowledgeable and super attentive.

Food is wonderful, but cook time is SO SLOW!!!
I work right around the corner and this is one of the few good lunch places in the area. The food is always great! I especially love the breakfast burrito and their fries. And who doesn’t love breakfast all day!
My coworkers and I went in earlier this week for lunch. It took 1:15 for lunch and they weren’t more than ½ full. The food alone took 45 – 50 minutes and then it took awhile to get anyone’s attention to get our checks. I’d hate to know how slow they are if the restaurant is full!
I have done take-​out a many times and every time it’s like a 45 minute wait. Hire more cooks!

Special thanks to Café 33, Shane and team, for the outstanding catering job today for the McCleskey-​East Cobb YMCA Christmas party! Everything was perfect, from the ease if ordering, quality of products, and perfect price point for out budget. We look forward to our next event with you for our annual membership meeting this Sunday! I have no doubt Sundays party will be as perfect as today’s was…

I love this place. We’ve been coming here since we were in high school at sprayberry a few years ago and the food is not «dry» as others claim. Others who I have never seen at sprayberry. Others who are from San Antonio… Y u always Lyin y u always Lyin ehhhh OH MY GOD… Needless to say the food is amazing and the staff is great

This restaurant has the most amazing donuts on the planet. And their other food is excellent, as well. I ordered the chicken and veggies to counter act the delightfully gluten filled confections, and it was delicious. Sautéed, crunchy vegetables with savory bites of chicken and rice with sweet fruit. Highly recommend!

If you’re looking for a quiet place to eat fresh and have a great chat with a friend, id highly recommend this place.

Homemade Doughnuts. Say no more.

Food tastes great. Service was very slow, but we found out they had to remake one of our plates. We just had not been told until the order was delivered. People were nice otherwise.

Great local spot for breakfast, brunch or lunch with friends or clients. They moved a stone’s throw across the street and expanded their space. They have several gluten free options as well as tasty salads and sandwiches. The food is fresh and a reasonable price. I look forward to the outdoor section that will be opening soon!

Some of the food items are really good (e.g. Waffle Sandwich). However, be prepared to wait to get your food. It over 45 minutes to get our lunch. Also, for a café, the coffee is very weak. They may be trying to save on coffee beans.

NOM! First time here since they moved and it was great. Had the Italian Press with the Garlic Fries. Lots of places over-​season garlic fries, but these were great. Lots of garlic and parmesan, not too salty and just the right temp.
The pressed sandwich was awesome. Meat was fresh, toppings were nice, and the portion was just right. The turkey and hot roast beef were also great.
Ashley was a top notch server and the other staff also checked in with us. Prices are just right for the food, so we’ll be back.

The atmosphere is great and the staff is super friendly!
I ordered the breakfast bowl with sausage and it was very filling and tasted delicious! Their biscuits are award winning and the coffee is pretty good too!
I haven’t tried their lunch menu yet but can’t wait to! This place is amazing for a relaxing but productive work day, a business meeting or a fun lunch date!
Did I mention that their people are amazing??? They are!!!

The Togo orders I received today were terrible.
To be completely honest the breakfast burrito was very good but I didn’t get the salsa! I also had an order of biscuits and gravy which comes with sausage and grits .
The grits were the same color as oatmeal but I didn’t let that discourage me. I still took a bite but then I immediately regretted my decision… It was the driest saltiest grits I have ever had my entire 20 years living in the south. I am still blown away by how they even managed to make the grits that dry.
However I decide to keep on moving forward with my order. I stuck my fork the sausage and I noticed it was a little firm. I assumed they cooked it like that intentionally. Maybe for a slightly crisper sausage or something along those lines. I didn’t think twice because how can someone mess up on sausages right? WRONG!!! As soon as a took a bite I couldn’t help but laugh at how pathetic it was. I was disappointed again. It was stale and tasted like a super thick cut of bacon that was deep fried left out to dry and infused with little bits of cardboard. The restaurant has a knack for making all of there food on the slightly dry side. I understand that you should cook sausages in a pan or something of that manner but honestly café 33 would be better off buying frozen sausages and just microwaving it.
As for the biscuits and gravy, there isn’t really much to be said except for don’t get it unless you wanted to be disappointed by DRY «homemade biscuits» and BASIC «gravy» (I really hope the gravy was not homemade because of how generic it was) I respect that this restaurant tries to make as many things themselves as possible but honestly would of preferred mass produced frozen biscuits and gravy to the food I got here.
The French toast was dry and tasteless. I was expecting warm, moist, slightly cinnamon flavored, and toasty slices of bread. What I real got was slightly yellow lackluster prices of stale toast. The most disappointing thing was that it didn’t come with syrup so all I had to eat it with was applesauce…
As you can all tell I am highly disappointed with this restaurant but surprisingly I was a really big fan of café 33 in the past. I was a student at sprayberry high school a couple of years ago and I remember walking across the street to go to their old location to get food. I have no clue how things got so bad.
If I could sum up this restaurant for you with a few words it would have to be DRY HYPED AND LACKING I do not recommend coming here! But if you don’t heed my warning order the breakfast burrito it’s pretty good as long as they give you your salsa!!!

I honestly cannot think of a restaurant that has such consistent good service AND food. Everyone is always so nice, and breakfast is always top notch and reasonably priced. I love that the menu has straightforward breakfast items (waffles, omelettes, etc.) with a few originals — the breakfast burger and waffle sandwich are amazing. They recently moved right around the corner, and the new space is awesome. Support this place!

Took my wife here on a whim (she loves tiny stitches). We were blown away at the hospitality, amazing food, and all-​around pleasant atmosphere.
Fantastic grits. :)

First time here. We all loved are meals!!!
I had a waffle 2 eggs and bacon. Wife chicken curry apple panini and fries. A piece of french toast and fresh fruit for the little princess. Service was great! New location looks good! We will check it out again.
I think they need better signs from the road but that’s about it. Good Job!

I visited the Sandy Plains Road location before they moved. My photos will represent that location.
This was the best meal all the way through because there was no need for seasoning or altering. I love a meal like this. I ordered an omelet with grits and toast. Everything was so good. It took a while to get our food but the food easily made up for this.
I was given good customer service. I will have to visit the new location.

Be prepared to wait, kitchen took 30+ minutes for an omelet and breakfast bowl. Items were left off the plate and service is spotty, to put it nicely. Food is just okay, but don’t go here if your hungry. You will be by the time it arrives at the table.
Actually, just skip this place and go to Waffle House.

The owner Shane just moved his restaurant from Sandy Plains to around the corner on Piedmont. I’m a regular for breakfast and always order an omelette– but if calories are no issue then try his made-​to-​order donuts.
Favorite sandwich-​chicken curry. Just try it. Very complex flavors. The wait staff, Heidi and Denise, could not be any nicer or attentive. This is not your basic café. Priced appropriately. Great place for a business lunch too. I’ve brought friends, associates, sales folks, dates, my parents, brothers and their families. A hidden gem in Marietta.
News-​I understand with the new establishment there will be dinners, a bar, private room, catering and an outdoor party area. Shane, you are about to hit a home run!