tupelo honey cafe

enjoyed a great night at tupelo honey! the food was excellent and perfectly proportioned. the ambience and environment helped set the mood and make it a very enjoyable dining experience. well worth the price and can't wait to go back soon.
p.s. the homemade banana pudding is a must!

disappointed. huge let down. i have heard so many good things about this resturant and finally got to try it tonight for mother's day. so disappointed. we were sat promptly and the server was very informative and friendly, however that is where the positives stopped. the manger on duty who i found outs name was beth was sorting the orders as they came up being an open kitchen and all was visable not only did we get to see her awful attitude to her employees but we were able to see the fact that she was picking up dropped food from the counter and placing it back on the plates and rearranging the food with her bare hands... even better she did it twice after she licked her fingers and once after she rubbed her face nose included with both hands. i watched the food like a hawk and she didn't touch my family's the server was given it directly from the kitchen staff who were gloved and seemed to be working properly. we picked at our food the burger was horrible and very dry certainly not worth the price the mac n cheese was dry and not what's expected at all my daughters burger was crispy it was so over cooked. the only thing worth eating was the salad and the bacon off the burgers. i had looked so forward to trying this resturant and it was such a huge let down!

chattanooga tn location

the breakfast here is pretty good but our server seemed not to enjoy his job and gave the impression he wanted to rush taking our order as if we had done something wrong. it just made the dining experience less pleasant and unfortunately left a less favorable impression of the establishment.

love this place!! love the biscuits, the jelly and honey, every item we have eaten there has been spot on!! very clean, excellent customer service!! highly recommend!!

everything i have tried here is delicious and the staff is super-nice!!! one of my favorite places to eat. try the sweet potato pancake--you won't regret it.

we've tried tupelo in greenville once and decided this time to try it for brunch in chattanooga. options were interesting. husband had the sweet potato pancakes with banana pudding. they were pretty tasty but they were so big that he could only eat half. waste of food. i got the avocado toast and egg. it was decent. daughter ordered chicken and biscuits and it was ok, but way too salty. love the biscuits and jam they bring to the table. so all in all it was good but not great.

we had brunch here recently and really enjoyed our meal. thru were very busy so plan on a wait but they move things along quickly. the service was fast and friendly. the food was quite good. i had the steak and eggs and was very pleased. the bacon jam was a nice touch. its worth a visit.

absolutely awful. everything about this place screams tourist trap. the shrimp and grits is overpriced, offering six small/medium sized shrimp.
and the salted beet salad is also overpriced, served with a very small amount of chopped beets with field greens. both dishes were extremely salty, inedible. no bottled water is available. sent the main dish back to the kitchen. do not recommend.

this is simply a good restaurant. the biscuit given to every customer is phenomenal and the blueberry jam is on point. try their cracklin fries, essentially soft boiled potato that is then fried for crispy finish. it's one of those sunday brunch places you take a good looking girl you want to impress while eating your face off.

there's nothing like being slightly lost and very hungry in a strange city. as we wandered around trying to get our bearings we found ourselves in warehouse row. it looked like an interesting place so when we spotted tupelo honey cafe we thought we'd give it a try. . we didn't know it when we went in but tupelo honey cafe is a chain with  several restaurants in the southeast. according to their website the food is described as "new south flavors" and goes on to say they serve "traditional southern fare that is creative, inventive and satisfying scrumptious".

tupelo honey was great for brunch! the new staff and new menu has greatly improved the restaurant. i had the sweet potato pancakes! delicious.

just found out one of our favorite restaurants in asheville, nc is taking its show on the road. responsibly raised and slaughtered meats were on the menu. i had the duck breast.

the service was attentive and the server knowledgeable. i had a very delicious cocktail with lavender in it- very different and very good. the omelette with salmon and cream cheese was fantastic. i like this place. they take comfort food and add an interesting twist.

went into tupelo honey today for a salad that i have gotten a couple of times recently and really loved. the service is always terribly slow but i was craving the salad so i decided to ignore the usual slow service. this salad in the past has been around 15 dollars with a drink which isn't cheap but it's typically good. i get it today and the salad is half the size and only has half a chicken breast on it. i say something to the waiter and he says they got new bowls but it's the same size. i finish the salad which i've never done before and am still hungry. definitely not the same size. they also charged me for the goat cheese which i'm not usually charged for because all the other salads come with it. they also charged me for an extra dressing. my bill was a little over $18 dollars for a side salad with half a chicken breast. needless to say i won't be going back.

food okay. service worst ever!!!!!