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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.
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.
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.