mimosa grill

went to mimosa for a business lunch today, and both the service and food were good but not anything over the top amazing.
i ordered the salmon blt with sweet potato fries, and as with all of their sandwiches it came with cole slaw. the salmon was cooked to my liking, had good flavor, and my only complaint is that it was slightly too small for the bun and i was left with a decent sized piece of aioli covered bread. the bun was awesome, however, and the salty bacon and aioli sauce complimented the salmon and vegetables very well. both the lettuce and tomato were very fresh. the sweet potato fries were under-seasoned and not that great, but the cole slaw was some of the best i've ever had! i can see why they offer it with all sandwiches.
the service was quality as well, and the manager even promptly fixed a "messed up" order when one of my fellow diners said her burger was incorrect for having sauce when she said cheddar and aioli only (but didn't realize aioli is the sauce). all in all decent quality food with pretty friendly service, and they were fairly quick during lunch time which was nice to get us in and out in a short enough duration.

mimosa grill. good food, good service, and nice ambiance.

i am not sure why you would name a restaurant after the mimosa tree and not have a specialty drink mimosa but they don't. my husband had shrimp and grits with a gravy sauce. he said it was among the best he has ever had. i had the pulled bbq pork with garlic truffle parmesan fries. the fries had good flavor but nothing amazing. the pulled pork was the traditional nc bbq that had a very subtle vinegar taste. i really enjoyed the flavor and tenderness of the pork. i would try it for dinner if i ever get back to charlotte.

mimosa grill was my favorite restaurant out of all the restaurants i got to try in downtown charlotte. i think i liked it so much because the food is so fresh. our server made it a point to tell us that the vegetables are all locally grown at least half a dozen times during our meal. it was almost comical. jokes aside, what i really liked best was the mimosa tea. it’s the most delicious non-alcoholic beverage i’ve had in a long time. i’ve had arnold palmer’s (half lemonade, half iced tea) before but their tea takes it up several notches. chad liked it so much that he got multiple refills. i can’t pick on him too much about the refills because i did too. it was delicious. i wanted to go there again and again just for the mimosa tea. i had the lobster mac and cheese. not the best choice. that part of the meal was just okay. i prefer the one here at wine dive better. i though the mac and cheese was a tad greasy. the salad was great, though. probably because the veggies are super fresh. the super delicious tea made up for the lackluster mac and cheese so i forgave them. david had the sea bass. chad had crab cakes, which is what i wish i would have ordered. the crab cakes were piled on top of each other with fried green tomatoes sandwiched in between. he said they were just as scrumptious as they looked. after seeing his plate, i really wanted a do over. alex got a very healthy salad, which looked amazing also. i bet it was really good. you know, because the vegetables are super fresh, being locally grown and all. lol. i joke around but, truly, i really liked mimosa grill. the prices were reasonable and the food was delicious and i wish i could have bottled that mimosa tea and brought it back with me to kansas. i tried to talk the group into eating there again on our final day in charlotte but no one really wants to eat at the same place twice, no matter how great it is. usually when you’re out of town, you want to try a bunch of different restaurants. specially ones tha

had an exceptional experience eating the buffet brunch there. great deal for the $ -- our faves were the shrimp and grits bar, biscuits and gravy, and the salmon. exceptionally well prepared food, made with a lot of care and pride, unlike a lot of buffet eats out there. one of the best meals i've had in charlotte!

a delightful experience. we decided to dine at mimosa grill based upon urban spoon reviews and we were not disappointed. the setting, service and selections were excellent. noise level was low allowing for conversation. our server helped in making a delightful wine selection. we shall certainly return.

mimosa grill. awesome meal! would return and i highly recommend it!

food and service were both excellent. very enjoyable dinner last night. i had the blackened mahi mahi served over a bed of jambalaya. the portions were a good size and the food was prepared very well. service was attentive without being overbearing.
i would return

good food ( can i have another serving of those crab cakes please...), decent portions and reasonable pricing plus a great atmosphere. what is not to like??

c. griffin. enjoyable experience from start to finish. excellent food.

couldn't have been better food!. my husband and i were celebrating our 10 year anniversary and i will admit mimosa grill wasn't my first pick. it was restaurant week and we couldn't get reservations anywhere else-even the reservation here was at 5:15. however, we were thrilled we "ended up" at the mimosa grill and would definitely come back. the ambiance was low key but not so quiet you felt like you had to whisper. contemporary furnishings and we sat overlooking tryon street and the fountains. we had the hushpuppy app which was great. we both had salads and my husband had the ny strip and i had the filet. the filet had a boursain cheese/butter on top and the steak was just running with juices when it was served. the twice baked potatoes was delish too! we had the pecan pie for dessert and it was straight out of the oven. my only complaint was the bathrooms were messy. had to step over lots of t.p. and i was kind of shocked that it was 5:15 and looked like this. i went in there again about 7:00 and it was still messed up. however, our waiter was attentive without being pushy and we had a wonderful evening. would definitely recommend and for sure go back whenever we come back to charlotte. (we are from fort bragg, nc)

went there for their easter brunch! service and food was good.


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went their for their thansgiving buffet. it was set up very nice. we also had a table by the window and were able to watch the thanksgiving day parade.

enjoyed it!. delicious food, great service. nice atmosphere.

i’ve said it before and i’ll say it again, i had the best restaurant week experience at mimosa grill. that’s why i love restaurant week–a good experience makes me love the restaurant, and want to go back in “real life.” mimosa grill’s food is diverse, tasty and affordable, and i can’t wait to go back and have some georgia hushpuppies!

truly wonderful dining experience. food was delicious, perfectly timed, and beautifully presented. in addition, the service was excellent. if possible, request justin!