Aishwarya J.
Google
I chose The Honeyhole to celebrate my 30th birthday after seeing so many great reviews, and I was genuinely excited because I’m not usually a brunch person. I had a group of 10–12 guests, which I know is a larger party, but I tried my best to plan ahead. The website didn’t allow reservations for that size, and I spent about 7–10 days calling almost daily with no answer. So I ended up reserving two tables of six and included a note explaining that it was for a special celebration.
On the day of, things became a bit chaotic. They wouldn’t seat us until half the party arrived, so a few of us had to wait at the entrance. When they finally took us back, the table was only set up for nine people. I asked to speak with the manager, and to his credit, he did try to accommodate us by arranging seating for around ten near the bar. Our server, Anari, was wonderful—enthusiastic, friendly, and great with recommendations. The overall vibe and music were also really enjoyable.
However, I was surprised to learn that for large parties, they apparently require a deposit. This information isn’t mentioned anywhere on the website, and since no one answered the phone for days, there was truly no way for me to know. Clear communication would have made a huge difference here and would’ve prevented a lot of unnecessary stress while planning a special occasion.
Food-wise, the options were decent, though not very vegetarian or gluten-free friendly unless you customized items. The coffee was good.
Overall, while I liked the ambiance and appreciated the service, I wouldn’t recommend this spot for hosting special events or large groups. For a smaller, casual brunch, though, it’s a nice place with a fun atmosphere.