Seaboard Cafe

a great hidden gem! Located inside the Logan's Garden Center its a unique cafe where you can also shop for plants and gifts. This spot is perfect to bring your parent or grandparents for a visitFood:simple southern food done well. Sandwiches, soups, salads, delcious pasta salad & muffins. love their Iced tea too!Atmosphere:outside under a covered breezeway with lots of patio tables, simple and casual, cleanParking:lots of free parking in front

This is a hidden treasure inside logan's garden centerWhat will surprise you is how amazing the staff is. Everyone of them act like they are the owner, they greet you, double check your order, carry around pitchers of tea and just make sure you feel welcome The food menu is simple but very well done. You will have a hard time choosing between the chicken saad and tuna. I have never had a burger here but it looks greatToday they featured a shrimp pasta salad as one of the sides that was outstanding I highly recommend

Awesome food & service with a smile. Our work group enjoyed lunch at the tables outside. Be sure to anchor your napkins if it's a little breezy!

I dont give 5 stars too often. This spot is a treat. The dining is set inside a cool garden center. The owner is super friendly who runs a great operation and passionate about being the best. He makes you feel welcome and in genuinely grateful for your business. They are famous for their pickled carrots.

Had the griled chicken salad entree with honey djion dressing. It was fresh and plentiful. I'm generally not full of salads by that one made me so--cute environment, by a train station and in a plant nursery. The service was excellent. The sweet tea was tasty. Worth checking out.

The Cafe is tucked behind the Garden shop. Remember, it is a garden shop, not a boutique hotel. It is a rough and ready place in a roll your sleeves up and let's get some dirt under your fingers Garden Shop. The cafe somewhat hides behind the Garden shop, which has an affinity for Christmas, so be aware of the many decorated trees as you swing in. Or you will be paying for more than your lunch.I love looking at the expertly decorated trees, and have often just admired the ornaments without purchasing until I learned this year (after many years of gawping) that you can buy OFF of the tree. But I still feel guilty ruining the decorations.On to the cafe....The ambianceThe decor is forgivable, but not necessarily at first sight. Plastic garden chairs (albeit, the nice high backed ones) and basic tables. Look around though, and there are decorations "borrowed" or themed from the garden shop. LIke everything here, the decorations kind of chameleon into the walls and windows making the feel shabby chic. Not unclean, just a kind of comfortable clutter. Sit still and let your eyes linger. You'll find some creativity here.The food.I have eaten here twice for lunch.Once was a light soup and half sandwich.Very filling and honestly made.The muffin was not a steroid induced Arnie swartznegger gargantuan muffin filled with fakeness. It was normal sized and filled with imaginative flavors. I believe it was savory.I had soup of the day. No need to tell you what it was as it would be different the next time. But trust me. It was nice.The serviceThe first time, I was greeted by a very jocular man, who had a slight accent. It seemed as though he was/is the manager/owner of Seaboard Cafe. It seems to me, that this charming man has done a vulcan mind meld on his fellow co-workers as the "friendly" seems to be sucked right out of them and he is the only one with the bright smile and the jolly demeanor. The great thing, is that he genuinely means it. The rest of the staff slog around wiping tables and serving as though they can't wait for you to leave. The difference in his attitude and the attitude of his staff is day and night.My second visit yielded the same appearance of high gratitude and zest for life from the manager/owner and very little other than grumpiness from his staff. You smile, they grunt. You smile, they frown. Why go then?The food, for the price, is well made, honest and delicious. A great place for lunch when you are famished after a hard mornings work of planning your garden and picking up supplies.

Hard to find the first time you are there, but the food was excellent! If you are dining in, you'll want to get there before the lunch rush or go late into lunch service. Parking is a bear! 4 stars because it was hard to find and parking is difficult.

Great little cafe hidden in a flower shop!! Speedy service. I had a tasty BLT. They have fans that keep you cool and keep the flies away. Family friendly. Extremely casual. So glad we found this little gem!

Quick service, vegetable sandwich and tuna sandwich were unique and tasty. Staff were friendly and attentive. It's a cute spot hidden away in a garden center. Afterwards we checked out what they had in the shop. Overall, can't wait to go back and try the rest of the menu

Simple sandwiches, with an eating outside feel without being outside. Food comes out slower than expected for a lunch place but it is very good.