Name: Sweet Tooth Cafe
Address: 1016 E Shockley Ferry Rd, Anderson, South Carolina, 29624, US
Telephone: +1 864-716-0833

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Find the cafe

Sweet Tooth Cafe sits at 1016 E Shockley Ferry Rd in Anderson, SC 29624. The address places it on a road that is easy to name and easy to remember. Early arrivals can plan around breakfast hours, while later guests can use the same stop for lunch before the doors close.

The cafe opens Monday through Saturday from 6:30 AM to 1:30 PM. Sunday is closed. A morning visit starts with a short window and a clear endpoint. The schedule suits people who want to get in, eat, and move on without a long wait between plans. A weekday breakfast fits the first hour. A midday stop fits the back half of the service window.

The location works with the timetable. A guest can map the day around the opening time, then choose whether to come in early or closer to the lunch shift. The address stays fixed on E Shockley Ferry Rd, and the hours stay the same through the week until Saturday ends the run.

Casual dining room with tables and chairs.

Good to Know

Planning your visit: Accepts reservations Reservations are accepted, so guests can choose a set time before arriving and keep the meal on schedule.
Parking: Free of charge street parking · Free parking lot Free parking lot spaces and free street parking sit close to the entrance, so guests can park and walk in without a long approach.
Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible car park · Wheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating · Wheelchair-accessible toilet Wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance, seating, and toilet are all available, so guests can move from arrival to table with fewer steps.
Payment: Credit cards · Debit cards · NFC mobile payments Payment can be handled at the end with a card or mobile tap, which keeps checkout quick after a meal or pickup order.
Children: Good for kids · High chairs · Kids' menu High chairs and a kids' menu make it easier to settle younger diners at the table and choose something they can finish comfortably.
Who comes here: Groups Groups are welcome, so larger parties can plan to sit together and order for the table.
Atmosphere: Casual · Cosy · Quiet The cafe stays casual, cosy, and quiet, so guests can talk, eat, and linger without much noise around them.

From the Menu

Opening Hours

Monday 6:30 AM–1:30 PM
Tuesday 6:30 AM–1:30 PM
Wednesday 6:30 AM–1:30 PM
Thursday 6:30 AM–1:30 PM
Friday 6:30 AM–1:30 PM
Saturday 6:30 AM–1:30 PM
Sunday Closed

Ways to order

Sweet Tooth Cafe serves guests through a drive-through, for takeaway, for dine-in, and for delivery. Each option changes the visit in a different way. A driver stays in the car and keeps the stop tight. A takeaway order moves from counter to handoff. Dine-in gives a guest a seat and a table. Delivery keeps the meal off-site.

Fast service supports those choices. It matters when a breakfast stop needs to stay brief, and it matters again when lunch comes in the middle of a workday. The same kitchen can handle a quick coffee run, a meal eaten on the spot, or food sent out to another address. The setup also works for a guest who wants to place an order and leave with it in hand.

The room stays casual, cosy, and quiet. Those traits suit a short meal and a seated one. A guest can step in, order, wait, and eat without a lot of noise around the table. The cafe also accepts reservations, so some visits can be set before anyone arrives. See the menu page for what the kitchen serves

American restaurant interior with simple seating.

Parking and access

Sweet Tooth Cafe offers free of charge street parking and a free parking lot. Drivers can choose the space that fits the day. Someone arriving for a quick breakfast can use the lot. Someone passing by can take a street space and head inside.

Wheelchair-accessible access is built into several parts of the property. The car park is wheelchair-accessible. The entrance is wheelchair-accessible. Seating inside is wheelchair-accessible, and the toilet is too. A guest can move from arrival to table with those points in mind.

The cafe also supports solo dining and groups. That matters when the same room needs to work for one person with a short stop or for a larger table that settles in for a meal. The access details line up with the seating and the parking, so the visit starts at the curb and continues into the room.