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Another Broken Egg Cafe Tees Up a New Brunch Experience in Augusta
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Nation’s Leading Upscale Breakfast, Brunch and Lunch Restaurant Brand Continues Nationwide Expansion with New Location in Eastern Georgia
February 29, 2024 // Franchising.com // AUGUSTA, Ga. – Another Broken Egg Cafe is ushering in an unmatched, exceptional brunch experience to those who love Southern-inspired food and amazing customer service in Eastern Georgia with the opening of its newest location in Augusta, coming soon, just in time for early Spring.
Known for its Southern-inspired menu offerings with innovative twists and signature cocktails, Another Broken Egg Cafe is situated at 1095 Alexander Dr. #100, conveniently down the block from the Augusta National Golf Club, home of the PGA Masters Tournament. This is the brand’s 98th location nationwide, and ninth in the state of Georgia.
Offerings at the Augusta location include core menu items with broad fan appeal like the Shrimp ‘N Grits, Chicken & Waffles, Lobster and Brie Omelette, Huevos Rancheros, Southern Chicken Sandwich and more. In addition, kids can enjoy classic breakfast offerings including Chocolate Chip Pancakes with whipped cream and chocolate syrup, the French Toast Sampler or the Little Rooster (scrambled egg, fresh seasonal fruit, English muffin and baked bacon). The new location also features an enticing and modernized environment where gourmet food and beverages – including a full bar with signature cocktails, mimosas and bloody marys – come together to create a highly memorable dining experience for all.
“Another Broken Egg Cafe is continuing to expand in Georgia and across the Southeast, elevating the breakfast, brunch, and lunch dining experience for Augusta residents,” said Paul Macaluso, CEO and President of Another Broken Egg Cafe. “We’re thrilled to be in the heart of this vibrant city and know our Southern-inspired flavors and culinary-driven menu offerings will satisfy guests in the area.”
Open seven days a week for breakfast, brunch and lunch, Another Broken Egg Cafe showcases chef-inspired dishes that celebrate the indulgence of the breakfast and brunch experience through the finest, high-quality ingredients and hand-crafted cocktails. In addition to its signature Southern-inspired cuisine, the brand boasts a diverse menu that includes gluten-friendly, vegetarian and other offerings to meet dietary needs.
For guests on-the-go, Another Broken Egg Cafe offers online ordering with convenient takeout and delivery options to the surrounding community, as well as small and large group catering.
For more information about Another Broken Egg Cafe Augusta, visit www.anotherbrokenegg.com.
About Another Broken Egg Cafe
Another Broken Egg Cafe of America Franchising, LLC (Another Broken Egg Cafe®) is an upscale breakfast, brunch and lunch restaurant that specializes in award-winning, Southern-inspired menu options with innovative twists and signature cocktails. Celebrating indulgence through the finest, high-quality ingredients, the brand is one of the fastest-growing, daytime-only franchised concepts in the country, with more than 95 locations in 16 states and dozens more in development. With over 26 years of experience in the daytime cafe category, the company was named a “Top Food Franchise” by Entrepreneur Magazine and Franchise Business Review in 2023 and featured in FSR Magazine’s “NextGen 25 Report” in 2023. The brand is well-positioned for expansive growth after implementing several new full bar and culinary initiatives designed to drive incremental sales and increase profits for individual cafes.
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Augusta, GA
Ga. teens heading to Drive, Chip & Putt finals in Augusta
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Dozens of junior golfers have received their invitations to play the Drive, Chip and Putt finals at Augusta National Golf Club, including a local boy who is no stranger to the course.
Kipp Madison from Evans won back in 2024 in the boys 12 to 13 age group. Now he has moved up to the 14-15 division.
Another Georgia teen is competing in the finals as well. Her name is Moa Kim and she is from Duluth.
The 13-year-old Kim is one of 80 finalists competing at the start of Masters week in the annual Drive, Chip and Putt Championships after dominating regionals at TPC Sawgrass.

“I think I did really good,” Kim said.
Kim finished first by 10 points for all national qualifiers in the women’s age 12-to-13 competition.
“Most people can’t just go and play at Augusta,” Kim said.
Kim said she wants to play in high school, then in college. But for now, she is focused on the competition.
“I just want to have fun,” Kim said. “Maybe if I win my parents will do something really nice for me.”
Here’s the full list on invitees to the finals:
The Drive, Chip & Putt finals will be played April 5. Masters week is April 6-12.
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Augusta, GA
Car crashes into Verizon storefront while trying to park, deputies say
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – A white Subaru Forester drove through a Verizon storefront while attempting to park in a front parking space, according to the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office.
The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office said it responded to the Verizon store, 254 Robert C. Daniel Parkway, for a single-vehicle crash.
The occupants of the vehicle reported no injuries, but one person inside the store reported minor injuries, the agency said.
Around 3 p.m. Thursday, an employee on the scene told News 12 that an elderly couple was parked in front of the store; the woman’s leg locked up, and she drove straight ahead.
Verizon released a statement saying, ”We are working to restore the location and reopen it as quickly as possible, with safety remaining our top priority. In the meantime, and as always, customers are encouraged to use our store locator to find nearby local Verizon stores. Our verizon.com website, My Verizon app and 1-800-VERIZON numbers are open 24/7 to serve customer needs.”
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Augusta, GA
Car crashes into Verizon store in Augusta, injuring 1. What happened?
Dramatic video shows an out-of-control SUV smashing into scaffolding
An SUV crashed into a scaffolding outside a restaurant in White Plains, New York, narrowly missing pedestrians and traffic.
The Augusta Exchange became somewhat chaotic on Thursday.
Richmond County Sheriff’s Office reported Thursday on social media that a white Subaru Forester crashed into the front of a Verizon store after accelerating from the parking lot.
Where in Augusta was the Verizon car crash?
The Verizon store in question is located at 254 Robert C. Daniel Jr. Pkwy.
What caused the Verizon car crash in Augusta?
The cause of the crash is still under investigation, but RCSO said the driver remained on the scene and has reportedly been cooperating with authorities.
Who was injured in Verizon car crash in Augusta?
A patron inside the store was injured. Emergency responders arrived on the scene, evaluated the patron, and the extent of the injuries are believed to be non-life-threatening. No other injuries have been reported at this time.
Miguel Legoas is a Deep South Connect Team Reporter for USA Today. Find him on Instagram @miguelegoas and email at mlegoas@gannett.com.
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