After a lavish late dinner the night before in the Grand Dining Room, it was nice to have a light breakfast option. I had coffee, a danish and a bowl of grits which all told cost $6.05 which seemed reasonable to me (heck, you can't eat at Cracker Barrel for 6 bucks). Also, it was good food! The danish was very fresh and delicious, and the grits were tasty and just the right consistency. The cafe is located on a long veranda that has many tables for outdoor dining (all in the shade). This is the kind of amenity that some hotels don't put much effort into, so it speaks well of the property that they do it right.

This is a basic sandwich shop at a very pricey (and interesting) resort--we all four enjoyed what we ordered, but by the time we had sandwiches or a chef's salad and a drink, it was your forty dollar lunch. That said, they make a mean BLT, with lots of bacon, enough lettuce, and good tomatoes. Indoor seating is extremely limited, which was crucial for us in mid-August. Take-away would be a better idea, as the grounds of the Jekyll Island Club are historically fascinating.

Great food. Quiet, romantic, good service. I like it best at Christmas time. But, any time of year its great.

Nothing special, but it is very convenient when staying at the Jekyll Island Club Hotel. Prices are of course higher than necessary for "hot" breakfast items. Stick with the pastries and you will be fine though!