The historic B.C. Davenport home welcomes diners into its warm surroundings for delicious lunches and relaxing dinners, featuring such menu items as chicken pot pie with a crust that literally melts in your mouth, chicken strips and filet mignon. Round out your meal with the now-famous "Back Porch Salad," and you will know why hundreds of people cross the bridge into North Augusta in anticipation of dining at B.C. Davenport's.
The North Augusta Welcome Center is strategically located on I 20 Eastbound. This Welcome Center offers many great services including: travel information from our certified travel counselors; brochures on exciting destinations in South Carolina; ATamp;T International language services;
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