Searra's Breakfast & Lunch

I generally try to avoid negative reviews (check my profile) but I feel that constructive comments are key to a business' success. Hopefully I can help a business thrive or inform consumers with my review.My family was attending the Renaissance Faire in Fairburn and wanted to grab a quick breakfast before starting a busy day. We looked up this place and thought it was promising (and the mimosa menu looked great). Sadly I can corroborate the other Yelp reviews are all correct. Customer service was abysmal, none of us were greeted and we were left to seat ourselves. We had to ask for water and a menu, and nobody came to take our orders for a good fifteen minutes. Eventually, we left to find breakfast somewhere else.The food may be good here, but we'll never know. I can also concur about the other review that we did not feel welcome there, mostly because of looks from other patrons. The cigar smoke from the establishment next door was also heavy and gave us a headache in the short time we waited there. Have to say, I thought the Smoke Free Act of 2005 put an end to that sort of thing? If the owner is reading this, I hope you know, extending your business to others and making them feel welcome is the only way for your business to grow and be successful. Isolating your business never works out for anyone. In short, if you're looking for a place to enjoy breakfast before a busy Ren Faire day, please reconsider.

The service was great! Food, not so much. It is next door to a cigar lounge so be prepared to smell the strong scent of cigars as you eat. The place was a bit small but decor was nice and bright. The food seemed basic and unseasoned. I was expecting a true brunch vibe and experience but I didn't get that at all.

The perfect way to spend a lazy day. My takeout order by way of uber came well packed with everything labeled! Our meals tasted great! This was my first order from Searra's and I was definitely satisfied. We ordered - Pancakes- Waffels- HashbrownsI defiantly recommend these items from Searra's!

Wanted something good and different without having to drive to the north suburbs. 10/8/2023. While this is still a good distance from home, the drive was worth it.The reviews were decent enough that I even ordered a dish I don't eat. catfish and grits. the sauce on the grits was flavorful and was no need to add salt or pepper. flavor popping with onions, peppers and whatever the butter sauce the roux was made of.the catfish was crispy but not too much because I don't like crispy and overly fried fish. full of flavor and not overly seasoned. hey! mentally I was struggling knowing i was eating catfish ( normally won't eat it) but my tastebuds was on board. no dirt or grittyness. Malia service was good. it took her awhile to come back near the end. Her service started off great. her food suggestion was on point.The space is small and quaint. Can probably accommodate about 45 to 50 people at full capacity. Few booths and few tables. First come first seat. Pricing is alignment with similar establishments. When paying please check your bill. Hand held card reader. Gratuity is automatically added. I liked Malia was transparent in stating the gratuity was already calculated in the total. Much appreciated. I would definitely come back. There were a few menu items I'd like to try. I think she mentioned a few items change seasonally.

Says they're open on Sundays but they weren't. Not sure why they wouldn't be open on a Sunday and why it doesn't reflect so on Google. Drove 20 minutes to be disappointed.

Ordered some takeout since I wanted to give this place a try. Did not regret at all. The place looks beautiful on the inside, and it's easy to locate. The service was great, they had me in and out. Nice guy behind the counter.Some of the best fried chicken that I have ever tasted in my life, not joking at all. Nearly tasted like my mama's chicken, I thought I was back home for a second. The Waffle was done just right as well, and they gave me 2 cups of syrup instead of just 1. I'll be coming back here in the future.

My party of 4 dined in on a late Saturday morning around 1130am. We walked in and luckily snagged the last open table. The establishment is fairly small with 6 tables and 4 booths, each seating 4 people comfortably. The menu consisted of both breakfast and lunch items all reasonably priced. There are mimosas available as well with a variety of juice options. We decided on the catfish with cheese grits, cheese eggs, kids meal french toast, fruit cup, chicken sausage, peach tea, and raspberry tea. Our drinks came out immediately and the teas were amazing! I liked the peach more than the raspberry since it tasted a bit too sweet. There was quite a good wait for the food, about 35-40 minutes. When it arrived everything was just as we ordered, hot, and delicious! The catfish was seasoned well but could've used a little less breading. The dish was topped with a tasty sauce that made it stand out from any other fish and grits I've had before. I'd definitely order it again. The service was great. We were given updates on the wait before our food came out and checked on regularly. There is an automatic gratuity of 18% which we definitely don't mind. The hours are limited as the restaurant is only open Wed through Sun until 2pm. This restaurant is a great addition to the area and I'll surely be back.

I loved that this place isn't too far from my house but I hate that it's connected to a cigar lounge because you could smell it inside of the restaurant. They need to work on the insulation quick.. As far as the food, it was good but the wait was quite a while. I will try them again but I definitely need them to fix the smell

Hubby and I were hungry and we wanted breakfast and it was getting kinda late in the morning. We hate having to go into Atlanta...for anything really so we decided to look for something to the South of us. We'd run across Searra's a few weeks ago but chose another spot. This week we decided to try it out and I am glad we did!It's a cute little spot with about 10 tables/booths give or take. We were greeted by the host who we later found out was the owner - very sweet and humble. She asked if we wanted takeout or dine in. We chose to dine in but had second thoughts considering it was a bit chilly in there. Could be that the recent rain brought the temperature down and are it seem cooler. It warmed up as more people came in (or they adjusted the thermostat). I originally wanted the chicken and waffles with a side of cheese eggs but when hubby ordered the catfish and grits I changed my order to match. Best decision EVER (though I'll be back for the chicken and waffles. First, presentation. Check the pic. Everything looked amazing! Now for the real test. I don't know what exactly I was expecting, but my mind was blown! When we were served we were asked if we needed anything else and I asked for hot sauce. This needed NOTHING! As far as I'm concerned they can even take the salt and pepper off the table! The fish and grits were seasoned to perfection and the eggs didn't disappoint either. Listen, this is a cute little spot with amazing food and quite frankly, they owe me nothing...but the chicken and waffles I'm coming back for!

First of, the staff was genuine, attentive and helpful from the time we arrived to the time we left. The vibe was giving breakfast at Tiffany's mixed with Neo-soul. The food was amazing. The girts were creamy, the salmon was fresh and flavorful and the omelette was delicious with all the toppings. The Georgia Peach moscato was soothing with flavor. Definitely a place I will go back for more. Check them out yall!!!