Mallery Street Cafe
About This Spot
Stepping into Mallery Street Cafe on St. Simons Island feels like slipping into a familiar nook where time slows just enough to savor the simple pleasures of a well-made meal and good conversation. Nestled on a quiet street, the cafe welcomes you with a quiet warmth that’s both inviting and unpretentious, a soft hum of friendly chatter mingling with the clink of coffee cups and the comforting aromas of freshly cooked breakfast and hearty lunch fare.
The pace here is measured yet lively—a place where locals and visitors alike find a moment of calm without sacrificing the buzz that comes from sharing a table or exchanging smiles with the attentive staff. The space itself is charming and thoughtfully put together, echoing the understated coastal spirit of the island without trying too hard. It’s the kind of spot where you might catch up with friends over a plate of something delightfully homey or get lost in a book while savoring a well-crafted cup of coffee.
The menu reflects this balance of comfort and care without overwhelming you. From plates piled with fluffy biscuits and savory gravies to the gentle indulgence of eggs Benedict or the satisfying blend of shrimp and grits, each dish feels like it was designed to be a quiet highlight of the day. Whether you’re starting early with perfectly scrambled eggs paired with hearty potatoes or lingering over sandwiches that manage to be both classic and fresh, the food quietly anchors the experience without shouting for attention.
You’ll find there’s a gentle rhythm here—a thoughtful attentiveness from the servers who know when to step in and when to let you simply enjoy your meal and company. It’s a place where the genuine smiles and ease of conversation turn ordinary mornings and afternoons into moments worth remembering. The addition of a cozy bar area adds another layer to the cafe’s welcoming atmosphere, inviting guests to stay a little longer and enjoy the slower side of island life.
What’s Available Here
-
Outdoor seating
-
Takeaway
-
Dine-in
-
Delivery
-
Great tea selection
-
Serves local specialty
-
Breakfast
-
Lunch
-
Solo dining
-
Wheelchair-accessible car park
-
Wheelchair-accessible seating
-
Wheelchair-accessible toilet
-
Comfort food
-
Healthy options
-
Quick bite
-
Small plates
-
Breakfast
-
Brunch
-
Lunch
-
Dessert
-
Seating
-
Table service
-
Bar on site
-
Gender-neutral toilets
-
Toilet
-
Casual
-
Cosy
-
Trendy
-
Locals
-
Tourists
-
Debit cards
-
NFC mobile payments
-
Credit cards
-
Good for kids
-
High chairs
-
Kids' menu
-
Free of charge street parking
-
Free parking lot
-
Parking
Location & Hours
| Monday | 07:00 AM - 02:00 PM , 04:00 PM - 02:00 AM | |
| Tuesday | 07:00 AM - 02:00 PM , 04:00 PM - 02:00 AM | |
| Wednesday | 07:00 AM - 02:00 PM , 04:00 PM - 02:00 AM | |
| Thursday | 07:00 AM - 02:00 PM , 04:00 PM - 02:00 AM | |
| Friday | 07:00 AM - 02:00 PM , 04:00 PM - 02:00 AM | |
| Saturday | 08:00 AM - 02:00 PM , 04:00 PM - 02:00 AM | |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday | 08:00 AM - 02:00 PM , 04:00 PM - 02:00 AM |
Sherry King 12 Jan 2026
I would have posted a picture of the actual food but I got my food and ate it so quickly I didn't even have time to take a photo until it was all said and done. From the looks of my plate you can definitely see that it was so delicious and fantastic. I ordered a chopped steak burger and a cup of lobster bisque. The burger was cooked to perfection in the soup is to die for. One of the best meals I've eaten in a long time. All the staff members were so delightful, funny and knowledgeable. The atmosphere was exactly what we needed for our mini vacation. I will go back every time I'm in St Simons or anywhere near Mallery Street Cafe. I highly recommend anyone visiting do yourself a favor and check it out.
Arif Hussain 09 Jan 2026
Excellent breakfast! The steak was tender, the potatoes were really good, and the service was amazing.
Samantha Boyce 09 Jan 2026
Wish I would've taken more photos, but was focused on my food! My boyfriend and I split the Monte Cristo and boy was it good! My parents also had breakfast with us and they enjoyed their meals as well. The decor was quaint but inviting at the same time. The service was very friendly!
Adam Brumbaugh 14 Dec 2025
Stopped in for breakfast at Mallery Street Cafe while on St. Simons Island and it was a great choice. Friendly service, cozy atmosphere, and delicious breakfast—exactly what you want to start the day. We’ll definitely be back next time we’re on the island!
Win Strickland 28 Nov 2025
Stopped into the cafe today like we often have through the years of island visits. As always, very yummy food and excellent service. Kara took great care of us from start to finish including offering refills and to go drinks along with a couple of non food related questions. Just a delight all around. It had been a bit since we’d been so new to us was an additional food and bar area (picture included) that apparently jams until 2am! Our grilled asparagus salad with chicken and Greek salad with blackened shrimp were fantastic. The blackened shrimp were very tasty and warm as a nice contrast to the Greek salad components and dressing.
Chris Bradford 10 Nov 2025
Really good breakfast! Came in from Louisville to visit family, and we all loved the food. When we were kids back in the 90's we would get baked and ride our bikes up to Village Music, which used to be in the same building. Beautiful old and new memories!
anjelika spimelika 16 Oct 2025
The French toast sticks were delicious. Everybody else at my table was happy with their meals as well. Service was great too! I have a celiac friend (can only eat gluten free) who was joining us and Mallery Street Café accommodated him without confusion or any other issues.
haley 10 Oct 2025
Hello, my name is Haley Marion and I am reviewing Mallery Street Cafe. It is located on the strip of the pier on St. Simons, and the address is 408 Mallery St, St Simons Island, GA 31522. My friend and I visited this last Sunday, October 12th for brunch. We ordered the 2 Egg McIntosh– toasted English muffins, topped with crabmeat and hollandaise, as well as the Northern three egg omelet, which consisted of steak, onion, peppers, and provolone, both with a side of potatoes. The McIntosh I was not a fan of, but the omelet was solid. The potatoes were perfectly cooked and seasoned- crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. For drinks we got a cappuccino and a virgin espresso martini, both were well made. If you have ever had Wakeup Cafe, they use their beans and it is one of my favorites. The cafe is easily accessed, but easy to look over. It is on the end of the strip, connected to other shops. It is only marked with a sign on the side of the building, so you wouldn’t notice it without reason. This is a very casual breakfast cafe, full of families and all types of groups and everyone is in their daily clothing. Being a Sunday morning, it was packed. We were squeezed in at a table that was directly behind the host booth. The staff were being pulled many different ways, so the waitering was sparse, but our waitress was very friendly and efficient. If you are with a group that has different tastes, the menu was extremely varied for breakfast, there was even angel hair pasta on the brunch menu. One thing is that the restaurant is a little pricey, as expected from the island. Our bill ended up being $54 before tip. The hours are 7 AM–2 PM for breakfast, and reopens 4 PM–2 AM for the bar, so it is open for most of the day! At night I definitely recommend going, the cafe turns into a bar that often has live music. The crowd at night is often older couples that are a joy to talk to!