Diana S.
Yelp
Hubby and I went looking for a good breakfast/brunch spot. Decided to try Spoon & Spindle. Here's the breakdown:
Cute little restaurant with charming and modern ambiance.
Ordered hot tea and water. Hot tea selections were minimal and aside from a lemon/ginger tea you'll find basic choices. Some fruity/seasonal options would have been nice. They did have honey which is a plus. Served in a mug minus a plate. I'd ask for a plate for your spoon and tea bag otherwise plopping it on the table is an option. Water served in a cute mason jar.
Blueberry Breakfast Bread Pudding ($5) made with French Toast, Blueberries, Honey Butter, Lemon Royal Icing. Very sweet, lacked french toast flavor. Should read blueberry sauce as there were not fresh blueberries. My taste buds looked for then but I'm not sure where the honey butter or lemon flavors were in the royal icing.
Avocado Toast ($10) on Grilled Sourdough, Avocado, "Local Garden". Pretty to look at with "local garden" being paper thin radish, arugula, and pickled onion. Went well together. Sliced avocado was fresh and sourdough toast was soft.
Special item: Breakfast fried rice was unique and was a smorgasbord of breakfast items (egg, sausage, steak, and bacon) tossed with rice and Asian sauces. Interesting. Would be tasty with added potatoes and avocado. I'll keep fried rice to my lunch/dinner options.
Hubby ordered Kent's Big Breakfast ($16) Two Eggs Your Way, Biscuit & Gravy, Bacon, Spuds, Grits. Eggs ordered scrambled with cheddar cheese and arrived that way. The bite of biscuits and gravy I helped myself to had cold gravy and the biscuit was airy versus a good ol dense texture. Bacon was soft and lacking just a little crisp. Spuds were little squares and couldn't tell if the were fresh or frozen and the grits were well, grits.
Friendly staff.
Overall, it was an okay breakfast and we'd probably give it another go and try other menu options. Enjoy!