Lincolns Haberdashery

Super cute spot for getting work done or a coffee date. Parking lot was open with spots. We ordered the apple braised brisket special sandwich on the big boy loaf sourdough. They make the sourdough in house! The bread alone sets this place apart from all other shops that serve sandwiches. The sandwich was flavorful and the bread added the best texture. We had waited a bit for our sandwich due to kitchen issues but the barista on staff offered us a pastry for the inconvenience. That's good business in my opinion. We'll definitely be back.

Stopped here recently and wow! I absolutely loved this spot. It feels completely off the beaten track, and has this incredible New England feel inside with exposed brick, casual, but functional seating, and just overall awesome layout as atmosphere. Their coffee was fabulous. They serve some delicious looking desserts though had to skip those. The hot breakfast made to order had an incredible aroma. I can't wait to grab food here at some point. The staff was very cool, friendly and polite. They knew their product like you wouldn't believe, and even felt though they were passionate about it. It's certainly not an easy plat to spot from the main street, and don't give up looking. It's there, and brilliant. There is some outdoor seating off the main road and some parking along the side. Overall a very cool spot and a great experience.

The Civil Union sandwich is my fave! I crave it often! Delicious sandwiches and desserts/pastries. Lattes are always good. Get there early because they can run out of certain items, like the Civil Union sandwich. They do have parking, indoor seating, and a small amount of outdoor seating. Always one of my fave places to go when I visit Charlotte!

Lincoln’s is a cool place. It has a very hip vibe and is a great addition to South End. Their food is super fresh. You can tell they use really good ingredients. The atmosphere is really cool. There is a rustic and cozy vibe to most of the furniture. It is nice that they sell food and drinks to go as well. The location is great.

I've been hearing great things ever since this place opened. We were not satisfied after a recent meal, so wet decided to stop here for some dessert. We got a sweet potato pecan bar and a caramel peanut butter bar. We absolutely loved both of them. It made me want to go try more of the pastries, but I had to cut myself off. They both had unique and delicious flavors. This is a cute little neighborhood hangout. They have coffee, beer, food, random knick knacks. I can definitely see people coming here to work during the day. I've actually been dying to try their sandwiches, so I'll definitely be back soon to try those. This is unique place to check out!

We were recommended this place by a friend and were truly so impressed! It’s a “order at the bar” kind of place so there is no need for reservations and no real wait. Seating is somewhat limited. We got two fancy coffees and three entrees for $42 a bit pricy but still affordable, entrees range between $8 & $14. An excellent brunch place. We got the salmon thing, sticky biscuit & avocado toast. All were excellent. The holiday peppermint coffee was a bit on the expensive side at $7.50 but had cbd in it so we didn’t mind, it was sooo delicious. They don’t have very much parking of their own but there is lots across the street at $3. Will definitely go back!

excellent service, knowledgeable, well trained baristas, and incredible food at reasonable prices, with adequate indoor seating!! i came here with a friend for my birthday breakfast and i ordered the sticky biscuit (?) and my friend ordered the avo toast. both were incredible. the biscuit is obviously made in house and has amazing flavor. the avo toast was delightful, although we agreed that a little more acid (maybe swap the red onions for pickled onions!) would really take this from a wonderful dish to an out-of-this-world one. i had a drip coffee that was truly delightful and my friend’s latte was superb. we wanted to try a dessert but didn’t have room after our breakfast! will definitely be back.

This place is phenomenal! I don’t know how they come up with sandwich ideas and the cake recipe, but they have the absolute best breakfast sandwiches. Every time I come, I’m amazed by the quality of their sandwiches. It’s consistently amazing!!

This place gets a 5-star review fro me! I absolutely love this place. It's located in one of Charlotte hottest and fun locations (South End). It has its own free parking lot. Beware, it shares ot with other businesses and offices and it's only limited for 1 hour. The menu offers a variety of sandwiches, pastries and coffee drinks. We ordered a latte and a mocha with oat milk as well as a brownie and a blueberry apricot oat bar, and EVERYTHING was delicious. Staff was friendly and helpful, the entire place was clean and fun to hang out in. 100% recommended.

Lincoln's Haberdashery is such a cute coffee shop/grocery. They have great sandwiches, I had the special today and it's probably the best one I've ever had! I wish they would have it on the menu permanently. Definitely messy, but so good! During the week you can use the shop as a work space and they will let you have the wifi, but on the weekend it's not allowed. Seating is limited. Very quiet and cute area.

The vibes of this place is very nice. It has an upscale hole in the wall bougie vibe. When you go, this will make sense. I got a sticky biscuit and it was good but my oh my was that thing sticky. It ended up being more of a hassle managing the mess it left behind. I think this is definitely a dish to eat sitting down in one spot with a plate. Definitely wouldn't try eating this on the go. The latte was fine as well. Overall it's a nice place to quickly stop by on your way to work to grab breakfast.

It's a very cute ambiance and place, but I've never been that impressed with the food, but it's certainly not bad! The egg sandwiches all fall apart in crumbles, including the bread and the egg itself. The bread that the egg sandwich comes on is also a dry-type of bread that I don't prefer, but maybe others do. I tried the avocado toast this last time, and it actually had a decent taste and lots of yummy avocado and arugula. The narrow bread that it was on though was quite hard to cut. I was given a butter knife for it, and man did I work hard to cut that bread with it! My hand hurt afterwards, but it was still tasty.

This place has such a cute atmosphere, is such a great place for casual meetings, and a good spot to get out of the house for a bit if you work from home like I do. It's a bit noisy so if you have any Zoom meetings, I wouldn't necessarily recommend this as your choice to work from that day. I come here every so often since it is a convenient location for our team to meet up at for work and I usually get a coffee and a sandwich. For the most part, everything is quite good but I wouldn't necessarily go out of my way to come here. The sandwiches are always amazing but are consistently super messy so watch out. This visit I got Mary's Muffin Breakfast Sandwich with avocado. The ingredients were so fresh and incredible but it took a plethora of napkins to eat this sandwich.. I also tried their matcha for the first time on this visit and I would not recommend it. I haven't had a coffee here that disappointed though, so I would encourage you to go that direction! The matcha was just very watered down and didn't have much flavor to it. Some of the staff here are super nice and some are just not but I guess that's just how it is sometimes! They were super busy so I'm sure they may have just had a bit too much going on and we've all been there. Either way, I think it's a cute stop in a beautiful historic building in South End and worth checking out. I enjoy my time here but it isn't my first choice when it comes to food, coffee, or tea.

Great spot for brunch / lunch! Came on a Saturday morning and it was super crowded inside. I got the avocado toast and my friend got the popular Marys muffin. We waited awhile for our food as they were super busy, maybe 25-30 minutes. Also they didn't have decaf coffee which was kind of a bummer. The avocado toast was only $8 though which was nice! Also they sell groceries, wine, soap and a random assortment of goods which is cool. The avocado toast was delicious, the bread was crunchy and soft and the onions on top brought it all together. Overall enjoyed this place but recommend coming during a Less busy time!

Passed by this place numerous times since it about a block or two away from my place. Decided to come by after I read the reviews via Yelp. Came on a Tuesday afternoon, pretty calm and quite. The parking can be a bit confusing but there's also street parking around the building. There was ample places to sit along with having a cute, simple grocery store with novelties attached to it. Great place to sit, read or study. Decided to order a matcha with oat milk and an el wapo sandwich. Both were quite tasty. The match had just the right amount of sweetness and the el wapo was a good mix of spice and texture, not to mention it was very filling! A very refreshing sandwich indeed. I enjoyed the ambiance and quite. Was able to read and do some studying on my laptop. Will definitely be back!

I came into Lincoln's about an hour and a half before closing for my first time ever, and let's just say I'll be back every weekend!! Hands down the coolest little eatery and coffee shop. Not only do they make the BEST sandwiches. They have Charlottes BEST fresh mozzarella! This mozzarella was on my prosciutto, basil, and olive oil sandwich, can't forget how SOFT that bread was. I also ordered a vanilla bean latte and it was reasonably priced for how delicious it was. Thank you Lincoln's I will definitely be back with friends! Aside from all the good food you can try, they sell various kombucha drinks, and support other local businesses by selling other locals wonderful items! Keep it up Lincoln's!! PS (did I mention they have cases of iced tea white claws??)

Lincoln's haberdashery is my go to. The vibe is very cozy and they've got some cool seating in the lofted area. Their coffee is high quality, a popular drink is their lavender latte (one of my favorites). I'm a snob when it comes to bread, but their bread is delicious. My usual order is the Haymarket Hector for breakfast and the 13th sandwich for lu Generally things are a little higher in price, but that's not surprisingly with almost everything being made in house. Wait times can take a while when they get busy, so I'd recommending ordering ahead on their website. They also have a good hot sauce, sake, and wine/beer selection. They rotate different provisions throughout the year as well which make for perfect gifts for people.

Came here because it was on the list of places to try. I ordered a vanilla bean latte with oat milk. The place itself is really nice and cozy. I wish I had the time to order food but didn't, however at glancing everyone else's food it really did look good & something I would want to come back and try. Seems like there are a lot of regulars that come here. I waited a while for my coffee & there were 2 baristas & someone they knew came up to the counter so I peeped that they would be talking to the girl and not making drinks. I saw mine be prepared and the espresso was poured but it took a while for them to finish it with the steamed oat milk. I was in a rush to leave and when I took a sip of my coffee it was warm but not hot, which was kind of disappointing. I get it tho, a Saturday is busy for brunch. I'd give this place another try.

Came here for a breakfast sandwich. I had the Marys muffin which is the staple breakfast sammie with eggs, protein of your choice, and what tasted like a fresh bread roll. A little disappointed there weren't more breakfast sandwich options.. but this one covered a lot of bases. It took a good 15 minutes to prepare. While waiting, I browsed around the shop. They have a few local jams and coffees, clever cards for all occasions, and a variety of wine. Indoor/outdoor seating. Dog friendly.

Mediocre experience, but the setting was nice for a Sunday brunch. I got the Take It to the Bridge, which had smoked salmon on two pieces of toast with cream cheese and some various garnishes. The portions were smaller than I expected, but I mean what did I really expect? The smoked salmon was way too salty and paired with the ikura, made it unpleasant to eat at times. The cream cheese helped balance it out, but it was just too strong of a taste for me to like it. My friend got the Haymarket Hector, which was a sandwich that also had smoked salmon and she had the same comment that it was too salty, but there was the bread and egg to attempt to balance it out. Lastly, I got the lavender iced latte. It seemed like a basic latte and lacked lavender flavoring. Nothing special here either, probably would not return.

Visited here for the first time with a colleague. He comes here often for lunch and suggested this as a healthier option with fresh ingredients and a cool vibe. It didn't disappoint I got The 13th. One of the freshest tasting sandwiches I have ordered in Charlotte. Delicious meat and cheese with fresh vibrant veggies. The service was good and didn't wait long for our order. Also reasonably priced which is always a winner, right?! I look forward to coming here again. I hope you enjoy it as I did.

I visited Lincoln's Haberdashery a couple times last week for breakfast sandwiches/coffee before work. Overall, the venue has a dope selection of house-made breakfast sandwiches and standard coffee options. I got their signature muffin sandwich with bacon, scrambled eggs, and house sauce a couple of times which was absolutely delicious. They offer a nice variety of different coffee products and I ended up getting the mocha latte with oat milk a couple times which was very tasty. The venue is very unique in that it offers handmade cards and other small gifts as well. Lincoln's Haberdashery also has a nice variety of beer and wine options which stands out to me. Overall, would recommend for breakfast!

Hats off to Lincoln. South Ends very packed Charlotte brunch hangout. Lincoln's Haberdashery has so many different fun options for brunch takeout - cider, wine, beer, kombucha, cream cheese and fun cards. Such a fun unique concept. Take It To The Bridge with smoked salmon looked super tasty. The Oat milk latte was very yummy. Parking in front of store. People even biked there so there are spots to leave your bike and head in. Indoor and outdoor dining spots available. Pretty quick service. You can also order yummy desserts and coffee if you're not in the mood for a sandwich. I did the sandwich and coffee option obviously. Great spot for a date or catching up with friends. So many options for getting a party ready. #bergerknowsbest

Love the convenience because I live right next door. Their sandwiches and most of the pastries are also amazing. This last week I had family visiting and since they took the red eye in I took them down to get coffee. When it was our turn my 2 year old niece started running outside so we had to go grab their order. We made sure there was no one behind us and weren't holding up the line or we would have let the people go in front of us but there was no one trying to order. The Asian lady working there seem very annoyed and not happy. I thought maybe it was just us and trying to deal with a unruly 2 year old. Later on more of our family showed up on a different flight and they went down to get coffee and first thing they said upon arriving back with their drinks was how mean the lady seemed down there and after talking we realized it was the same one. Our family chose to drive to other coffee shops through the weekend they visited rather than walk down to Lincoln's. We still visit it once in a while for their convenient location and the delicious avocado toast!

Great spot for a cup of coffee with a friend, reading a book, or cranking out some work. There is one hour parking in the lot but there is other parking available close by. I love their sticky biscuit with ham if you're looking for a filling breakfast option without eggs. I've never had their pastries but they all look beautiful in their display cases. The cookies are enormous - great for sharing or if you're feeling like it, manageable for one! They have beer and wine for sale and other local goodies like hot sauce.

I wish I had the time to get a full meal here. I only came for coffee. They use syrups only, which are behind the counter which is a little frustrating if you need to add more. But it's such a cute shop that serves coffee, huge baked goods, hot food, beer, wine and sake. I would def come back for the food. It looked So Good. Next time I'm in Charlotte it will be a must do.

Today was the last day I will ever step foot in this establishment. Horrific customer experience and bland food. After waiting 20 minutes in line, we were told they were out of two of the sandwiches we wanted to order and they were also out of Cuban coffee. Why this wasn't effectively communicated to an entire room of people prior to getting to the front is beyond me. Why they don't have basic ingredients on a Saturday morning at brunch time is again, beyond me. Now it's 30 minutes later and my friend still doesn't receive her basic egg sandwich. I ask the manager, Aubrey - "Hi can you please check because maybe it was stolen or skipped." Her response, "It wasn't stolen they're making it now." ...Even though everyone else in my party that ordered their sandwiches were called about 15 minutes ago. Not a "I'm so sorry for the wait" from the manager or a "I apologize for the inconvenience." Then, 5 more sandwiches come out, but still not my friends. Why didn't the manager have the cook fire her sandwich after she knew my friends sandwich was clearly overlooked? Also, they place all the food next to the trash. Super gross. Now it's nearly 40 minutes and no sandwich. We have to go to the airport so I ask the manager for some pastries to go while my friend waits outside. My friend goes inside to get the refund on the sandwich she ordered and paid for that was never made. Aubrey, the manager, publicly fought with my friend on the refund saying that she didn't deserve one because she got free pastries and that the pastries were "far more expensive than her sandwich." Are you kidding me??? We ordered and paid for a sandwich your staff never made and I had to ask you for something to feed her with because your staff failed to do so and you say she doesn't deserve her refund, despite the horrific customer experience you put her through??? Absolutely disgusted by how this place is run--this is not the establishment it once was. Also, the LGBT was inedible and the pastries were way over sugared. Will never be back here again and I recommend you avoid it too.

Been here a few times and the counter people are always friendly. I was in the mood for slow pour coffee but they didn't have it. Settled for my usual latte which was great. There's baked goods look good but I didn't have any. I will definitely try next time. It's a great place to hang out do some reading or work. They offer a variety of wine, beers, sakes and packaged snacks.

BEST and the Only place in Charlotte for delicious Avocado Toast! (Always get extra onions) you can add salmon or any sides to it!

I've ordered quite a few times from Lincoln's Haberdashery and it's very inconsistent. The last time was the worst and I didn't get a response from the team I ordered the 13th and prosciutto had such thick chunks of fat that I couldn't eat it and the bread was pretty burnt. Really disappointing, considering I know how good that sandwich can be. Don't know if I'll be going back.

The ambiance in this place is everything! Love the artwork, signs, as well as mix of couches and old theater chairs. The food is great as well. I had a sticky bun, which is a biscuit that is drizzled with honey, and has ham inside it, to make a delicious sandwich. Oh and it is very much so! I paired it with a sweet lavender tea. This was also quite nice. My husband had a grilled cheese sandwich and potatoes but I had a bite of each and they tasted very fancy and special whatever was in them. My husband's friend that we were stopping by to visit had something called a darning egg. It looked quite intriguing, and appeared to be an egg baked in a cup with bacon and potatoes. We got some desserts to go as well, which look almost too perfect to eat. Almost being the key word. Super glad we made the stop to Lincoln's!

This place sucks. Time after time it takes 30 minutes to get your food... if they haven't forgotten it in it's entirety. This has happened on multiple occasions. Not to mention be prepared for breakfast to cost $20pp for avocado toast and a coffee . Save your money and time.

The lemon zest is a very nice touch to this version of smoked salmon and cream cheese. It was a little messy to eat but ate every bit of it!!

Made a pit stop here for brunch during a bike ride. I really liked the place. It's a cute eatery market type of place. My Vegan Oat Chai was super delicious! They were sadly out of avocados so I couldn't get the avocado toast and they were out of biscuits so I couldn't get the biscuit sandwich so that was a bummer. I ended up getting the Muffin Breakfast sandwich that comes on a ciabatta bread, not a muffin which is confusing. He said it was just named after something. I could tell the ciabatta bread was homemade and I really liked how soft it was compared to your typical hard ciabatta. However I felt like the whole sandwich was very bland and dry. The grape tomatoes kept falling out so I feel like a regular slider tomato would have been better. It needed something to moisten it more. I would come back here again to give it another try.

I gave this spot 2 tries and I'm not sure I'd give it a third. Both times, the staff was simply not friendly! They definitely give that "staring at me like I have 2 heads, wtf do you want" vibes. (I will note that on my last visit, the young lady with the curly hair who took my food order was very sweet and tried to be helpful) only to be interrupted mid-sentence by who I'd assume was a manager or "higher" level staff woman telling her that their menu no longer has chicken, so stop letting customers order chicken items because they'll get turkey instead, unless it's chicken salad. I asked this manager as well as one other staff people a question and they were super short and a bit snappy (and they truly weren't crowded..it's a culture thing, for sure). Also, the seating is super uncomfortable and like, not functional lol. I tried sitting at a wall bench, but the table was bolted to the ground and the bench was WAY too far from the table...like a whole foot away. And the seating is all hard wood...super uncomfortable. What really got me is the lack of outlets to charge your devices. I suppose they consider themselves "a restaurant that serves coffee" and not a "coffee shop", but there were several people in there doing work..with barely anywhere to plug a laptop! I was literally walking around in the corners of the shop searching for an outlet. I finally found one in the higher area by the sofas, which was kinda hot...the AC did not reach up there, lol. Last, the chicken salad sandwich was ok. It was big and filling for a $10 sandwich! It was just ok flavor wise...the chicken salad was pretty bland and kind of dry. The bacon was a nice touch but I'm not sure I needed bacon...I probably needed something else that was acidic, like pickled red onions or roasted red peppers. That being said, the sandwich was probably the best thing about the experience. It's a "cute" place but I value a warm atmosphere and functionality over cute anyday.

Food is great and the environment is very relaxed and comfortable. HOWEVER. The staff SUCK. I am not sure what the hiring process is for this place but they do a great job in finding the most uninterested employees. From simple menu questions to general friendliness it is as if they are being forced to work. I am not looking for over the top service with unrealistic standards but just basic human interaction skills would be great. Again everything else is really good and is the only reason to return. Just maybe change your hiring process to weed out the lame attitude people currently working there. And this would be a higher rating.

Best avocado toast in the city, hands down. We also love the flapjack, it'll keep you coming back.

I love Lincoln's! I've delayed on writing this review because when you love something as much as I love Mary's Muffin or ANY pastry from their amazing baker, it's really hard not to be jaded. I can't remember anything bad here and I've eaten here probably 30 times +/- in the last year as it's 3 blocks from my house. I love Lincoln's!

I love this place. Every sandwich and pastry I've had here has been delicious. Plus, you get a free refill on drip coffees which include iced. I've only come on the weekdays but there's always tons of space, though you'll have to hunt for an outlet. The only downside is that it's a bit pricey, a sandwich, coffee, and pastry can run you like $16 but in my mind it's worth it as everything is so fresh! It's my favorite place to go for a working lunch in Charlotte!

When has it become acceptable to charge over $5 for 1 doughnut????? The flavor was good but now I know why they don't have the prices listed.

This is a very quaint little spot nestled in north southend. It was way more market than café than I expected. The menu options are rather limited but the bakery items look phenomenal. I got the Mary's muffin and my friend got the omelette. Both were good but nothing to rave about. I really liked the inside and the aesthetic of the café: quiet with a really chill vibe. Average in my opinion.

Exploring Charlotte. Needed coffee. Google maps found me Lincoln's Haberdashery. Ended up with a pistachio milk latte (latest coffee craze?), avocado toast, funny cards, pistachio milk (ha), and bacon pimento cheese. Friendly and efficient staff, good wine and beer selection, great coffee and a solid menu. Avocado toast was super fresh and light. Definitely try the pistachio milk, has a mild sweetness to it. This is the chillest corner cafe. A hip spot in Southend. Newest fan, highly recommend!

Favorite spot for breakfast and lunch in Charlotte! This place has fresh and creative food, impressive baked goods and fresh-baked sourdough bread, and great vibes. And good lattes. And it is consistent. What more does one need?!

After coming here just for dessert the first time, I knew I had to come back. We came during prime brunch hours on Saturday, which maybe wasn't the best call. Parking was tough. There were no tables available. Many people were sitting at a table of 4 by themselves working. We waited a while and were eventually able to get a table. Obviously, Charlotte has discovered this place. All of that aside, I loved it. We got the the 13th and the Sticky Biscuit (with an over easy egg and cheese added). I loved both. The biscuit had great flavor. I would say the sandwich overall was a little dry, but still delicious. The 13th was one of my favorite sandwiches. The fresh made mozzarella was amazing. The bread is also made in house and is amazing. We also got strawberry shortcake ice cream and a raspberry pastry that was a special. The ice cream was pretty good. The pastry was just ok. I was a little disappointed by the chai tea latte we got. The flavor was fairly weak and overall it was just ok. I was really looking forward to getting a donut, but unfortunately the flavor of the weekend was chocolate caramel and I don't like chocolate. I was able to try a small bite of someone else's without chocolate and it was great. I look forward to getting a non chocolate one on another weekend. I really like everything about this place. It will be my go to sandwich shop now!

Loved it here! My friend brought me here when I was visiting from out of town. We shared the egg whites and chicken and it came with a nice salsa verde. We also got the smashed potatoes as a side. I had a cold brew with oat milk that was delicious as well. I loved the environment here because we could stay and chat and not feel like anyone wanted us to leave to get the table. Next time I'd love to try another breakfast dish and try a latte.

Finally got around to having lunch here! I love the relaxed chill vibe of the space. I was torn between the Bahn Joe Vi sandwich and the patty melt so I asked for a recommendation. I was told to go for the patty melt since it's a new menu item. This sandwich was huge. The bread and house made pickles were the stars of the show. I think I used ten napkins because of how buttery it was. The patty melt itself was heavy but good. I will definitely be back to try some other menu items.

How have I been in the dark so long?!!! Why has no one told me of the awesomeness that is Lincoln Haberdashery?!!! I really feel a way.... The ambience: Super cute! This tucked away little restaurant/store/lounge spot is located on South Blvd. I've driven past 10,000 times and finally realized what it was the other day. Think common or rhino market vibes. Lots of chairs and sofas to lounge on, and a cute little dining area in the rear. The food: AMAZING! Like seriously, how have I not known?!!! The menu offers something for everyone, even vegans. They offer breakfast and lunch from open til 6pm. I opted for lunch. The patty melt, but with chicken instead of beef. My eyes closed and I may have moaned when I bit into the sandwich. Poached chicken on artisan bread with sauteed onions and gruyere cheese. Perfectly seasoned, and oh so gooey!!! Fantastic is an understatement. They also have a full rotating menu of desserts and baked goods, as well as beer and wine. Oh and kombucha! Swing by one day, I'm sure it'll quickly become a new favorite.

The breakfast and coffee at Lincoln's Haberdashery are phenomenal, but be prepared to pay a high price for the quality. The first thing to know is that if you don't arrive before 10am on a Saturday, you'll have a hard time getting parking in the nearby small lot or a seat for breakfast. But if you arrive before then, be prepared for a wonderful experience. We ordered two lattes with an extra shot in each (they normally use two shots in the medium, but we asked for three). The coffee was the perfect strength, and wasn't too hot for immediate consumption. For breakfast, we had one of their special doughnuts (matcha white chocolate beignet), a Mary's Muffin with avocado and cheddar (no mayo), and the Darning Egg. Everything was delicious. The Mary's Muffin was huge - probably 4" in diameter. The eggs were cooked perfectly, the cheese was melty, and the muffin had butter on both sides. It was a little hard to keep everything from falling out while eating, but it was sooo worth it. The Darning Egg was served in a small jelly jar, and wow, it packed a flavor punch. The potato tasted like it had onions in it, and it was nicely creamy. The beignet donut was $6, but the cream filling was just marvelous. We weren't sure what to do with out plates, but we saw others bussing their own tables, so we did the same. They do give you real plates and silverware, but the napkins are ridiculously skimpy. They need to fit that, pronto. In addition to wine, the store itself has a few items, like gift cards, dog and cat toys and treats (who can't resist a stuffed La Croix dog toy?), and some mugs. There are quite a few seats around, including a small loft area, but they were extremely busy when we left. Like I said, get there early. We'll be back!

Oh I want to love this place because of the vibe/atmosphere/menu, but due to staff shortages they are not making over half the items listed on their menu. Not that big of a deal if they actually communicated this on their website, instagram, or even with a sign outside the entrance. We stood in line for 20+ minutes, excited to order certain sandwiches and soups, to then be told they're not making them. So, under pressure to order something else with a line behind us, we settled for breakfast sandwiches that fall apart when you try eating them. Now reading other reviews, they are mostly about that same sandwich because that is one of the only available items! The donut we had was amazing though.

10/10 recommend the Haymarket Hector! The food and quality are good. The atmosphere is great. Ordering food and coffee can get a little pricey though. For 3 people the total with tip was around $55 (3 haymarket hectors and 2 lattes).

My lavender mocha was not hot. They forgot to put oat milk in the order and still charged us to fix it.

This place was very good and I would definitely come again. Very good breakfast place, very cute aesthetic and fast service. I got the Mary's muffin breakfast sandwich and it was amazing, a little messy because everything kept on falling out as I was eating it but it was very tasty and I was completely satisfied. They even had cholula sauce packets and that was a great addition to the sandwich. Cons: For me being a tall person, some of the seats hurt my back because I had to hunch but that's just a me thing. Also the Bathroom was scary but that's irrelevant lol.

Three times trying this place over the course of a year and nothings changed. The workers are beyond rude, slow, and clearly not trained. Food is the definition of mediocre and will take forever no matter the dish. Don't come here, the city has so much more to offer. I can't wait to see this place go under.

Very dry coffee muffin, with no taste of coffee. Wrong drinks given to us and my flat white was more like a latte, not strong enough

This place has gone way down!! The last 2 times I've been there food quality sucks! I ordered Mary's muffin with ham, got back to work and there was no ham and also the bread was burnt! Prices has went up and quality has went way down! Even tho it's close to work and convenient I will never be back! And also teach your employees how to open their mouth to the customers instead of staying around looking lost!!

Very disappointed in my visit. Here's the breakdown: Iced coffee: asked for a splash of cream barely nothing. It showed up completely white even AFTER I asked for a new one with barely any cream. 0/2 tries. Not good. Mary's muffin: the bread was amazing. Egg and tomatoes were great as well. The bacon was barely cooked, not crispy at all, so I had to take half of it out. Overall give it a 3/5 stars. Blueberry pie: No idea what was in this but it wasn't good. Didn't taste like anything despite the blueberries, powdered sugar, drizzle and filling. Had a weird cold cream cheese type filling that was a hard texture. Very odd that it was so bland. Service: 3/5 stars here. Cashier was fine.. coffee guy wasn't too pleasant. Didn't feel very welcome on a nice and sunny Sunday morning Atmosphere: 5/5 stars so great. Felt very comfortable and eclectic, unique style and use of pieces. If you want a cute photo shoot with food that appears to look good, go for it. They sell alcohol, wine, soaps, etc.

First restaurant I've actually sat down and eaten a proper meal. Seating was spaced out as per guidelines and plastic silverware was used while eating breakfast. Staff were wearing masks and only taking credit cards yesterday. Food was amazing just like every time we have visited Charlotte on the weekend. New hot sauces and bourbon barrel aged soy sauces were available for purchase they are in the front of the store. Highly sought after Resident Culture bottles called Ego Death were also available to take home. The original & hazelnut variant is what we got for our up coming road trip ! Lincoln Haberdashery is still a beacon of sunlight in these dark times.