Tupelo Honey Cafe

The food was OUTSTANDING. Our server seemed a bit distracted, took a while to get to us, but we may have caught the tail-end of his Sunday brunch rush. He was really sweet and his coworkers pitched in to help once we got seated and rolling. I was thrilled with my food choice, the fried chicken was spiced well and moist, and the gravy was peppery and delicious, the biscuits were obviously handmade and absolutely amazing. Even the appetizer biscuits we received were so good we asked for a second order! And parking was easy, even on a busy Sunday afternoon!

Southern comfort food with a creative twist, amazing egg Benedicts and avocado toast. Very creative use of space, great outdoor seating. Surprisingly complementary biscuits with blueberry jam is really amazing. Good to have reservations, however service is excellent and food was served very fast. Creative brunch drinks 🍹 nd cocktails🍸

I came here with some friends for Sunday brunch and was happy we got there early (9am) since it filled up fast! We luckily found parking pretty easily and we're seated right away. The brunch menu is very large with a lot of options including lunch items like sandwiches. I will say the prices are a bit high, however everything was very good. We got a side of fried okra which is cooked perfectly and getting a side order of eggs gives you a very generous portion! Our waiter was very friendly and quick to serve us and take our order. I will say that it was very cold in the restaurant and I had to leave my coat on the whole time. Overall I would definitely recommend to visit in.

While visiting my daughter in Charlotte we took the light rail which stops right by Tupelo Honey. We decided to eat dinner there and we were not disappointed. Everything was delicious. They brought biscuits with jam and Tupelo honey 🍯 before the meal . Yummy! We both got meatloaf but with different sides . It was so good. Everything was seasoned just right and so flavorful. Really nice atmosphere too. The waitress named Morgan was very nice and really great!

This restaurant was recommended by someone we met in the library downtown. We were told it was a fun, child friendly place. The menu was different, but still familiar. I absolutely loved the banana pudding french toast! I would eat it again for sure! The tomato soup was very spicy, but good. The child's pasta dish was overpriced and just pasta with parmesan cheese. My child ate it but I think it was $6 and there was a puddle of water in the bottom of the dish. The atmosphere was great, we were there on a Thursday, early dinner time. We ate outside and the weather was perfect and we enjoyed the flowers and decor. I would recommend this restaurant for sure.

Going to tupelo honey for the first time was quite the experience. When walking in, your greeted by a few friendly faces that will help you get situated. After sitting down and ordering, the bring you THE best drop biscuits you will have . Big, dense, flavorful biscuits. Give me a whole plate of that! We had 8 in our party and most of us ordered the chicken and biscuits. I have to say, the gravy on the biscuits was not great, i preferred it without. I also asked for it the way it came, everyone else wanted bacon instead of ham and mine came out with bacon. Its fine, but would have preferred ham. The fried chicken was wonderful Wish we had gotten dessert, will have to go back a second time to try more stuff. Really enjoyed it.

Great service, our server was helpful and hilarious. Told us about the blueberries and advised me to get the delicious mojito. All of the food was great but the friend green tomatoes and the in house brined chicken were incredible! The chicken was super well cooked and flavorful. The fried green tomatoes are on a bed of flavored grits and the pairing was beyond expectations. Fried okra was nice with the dip. Would recommend for a party of 3+ as it's a solid serving.

Wait was ridiculous, however we did not complain once and the manager was generous enough to give us a free dessert. Chicken kind of let me down with not enough flavor, my daughters grilled cheese was very hard. But our service was great, the sweet tea was good, and the atmosphere was really nice. Next time we try I plan to go for the dinner menu.

Excellent food...excellent service from Jay who greeted us with biscuits and blueberry preserves! We started with an appetizer of spicy cauliflower and crispy brussel sprouts. Spicy cauliflower was fried with jalapenos paired with some version of a ranch dipping sauce...amazing! The crispy brussel sprouts were not as big of a hit...but different. I ate from the brunch menu the Shoo mercy omelet...packed with bacon, ham, fried green tomatoes, and pimento cheese with a side of potato cracklings (lol). Hubby had the fried chicken. Definitely a great spot for brunch.

Tupelo honey is that modern yet rustic restaurant that everyone who isn't from the South pictures when they think of Southern food. We went there on a Saturday at 1100 for brunch and we were promptly seated. The patio had a slight breeze with a bit of sunshine peeking through that made our experience much more enjoyable. I started with the Sweet and Tart mimosa with grapefruit and blueberry puree. It was refreshing, tart and not too sweet. I ordered the Shoo Mercy Shrimp and grits and I was pleased with the amount of shrimp and how plump and perfectly cooked it was. The kale was just wilted right, but the "blistered" tomatoes were raw and I doubt made it for even a send on the grill. The grits were a bit lumpy, but the flavor was on pointe. My husband had the Steak and eggs which he polished off, but my son who ordered the Fried Chicken and biscuits said his chicken was a bit on the dry side. The white gravy helped a bit, but I was disappointed with that dish overall.