Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 6:30 AM–2 PM |
| Wednesday | 6:30 AM–2 PM |
| Thursday | 6:30 AM–2 PM |
| Friday | 6:30 AM–2 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–1 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 113 Knox Shopping Center, Thomson, GA 30824
Phone: (864) 337-0442
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Reviews
Super kid-friendly. The staff and even the other guests couldn’t have been nicer. We showed up with little ones who basically cleared out the food, and the staff immediately started cooking up a storm and bringing fresh dishes straight to our table. I’ve never seen customer service like this outside of Chick-fil-A.
I wish we lived closer because we started the meal as strangers, and by the end it felt like the whole staff knew the ages and birthplaces of our kids. The prices were great, and the food was awesome. Those mini biscuits with grits and a scoop of pimento cheese from the buffet—just wow. They know what they’re doing!
Thank you for putting up with our wild children and being so incredibly kind!
The inside feels warm and welcoming. I love the tablecloths, the small town café vibe, and the staff has always been very kind whenever I have visited. They also run great deals sometimes, like affordable breakfast sandwiches with sides and a drink, which I think is a really nice touch for the community.
I have tried them a few times over the past year, and while there are definitely some good things here, there are also a few areas where I feel improvements could really take this place to the next level.
The biscuits unfortunately are not my favorite. They taste like the frozen biscuits and not soft and buttery. I honestly think changing the biscuit recipe would make a huge difference. Even a softer, buttery biscuit or a more homemade style biscuit would really elevate the whole breakfast experience.
The pancakes also feel more like frozen or boxed pancakes rather than homemade. They are not terrible, but they do not stand out, and making them more from-scratch could be another big improvement.
The eggs I have had were good, but one visit did concern me because I noticed food being handled without gloves. I am a bit of a germ-conscious person, so seeing gloves used more consistently would definitely make me feel more comfortable returning.
One more thing that could really help set this cafe apart is offering more non-pork breakfast meat options. Having chicken sausage, turkey sausage patties, or other alternatives would be amazing for people who do not eat pork and would give this cafe a big advantage over other local breakfast spots.
Overall, this is a very sweet, friendly, small-town cafe with a lot of potential. With just a few recipe upgrades and some small changes, I truly believe Camellia City Cafe could become one of the best breakfast spots in the area. I would love to see them grow and succeed, and I would happily return if some of these improvements were made.