Tupelo Honey Southern Kitchen & Bar

Southern restaurant (US) · Merlendale

Tupelo Honey Southern Kitchen & Bar

Southern restaurant (US) · Merlendale

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4600 Roswell Rd Bldg C Ste 110, Sandy Springs, GA 30342

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An all-day menu of Southern comfort food with a creative twist, plus craft beers & cocktails.  

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4600 Roswell Rd Bldg C Ste 110, Sandy Springs, GA 30342 Get directions

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4600 Roswell Rd Bldg C Ste 110, Sandy Springs, GA 30342 Get directions

+1 404 649 6334
TupeloHoneySandySprings

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"Tupelo Honey Cafe closed following dinner service Monday, May 22, after seven years at the Chastain Market complex (formerly Gateway Chastain) on Roswell Road, Tomorrow’s News Today first reported. According to the restaurant’s website, Tupelo Honey is relocating more than 50 miles north to Gainesville, Georgia, where it will reopen some time next year. Tupelo Honey is known for Southern comfort foods like fried green tomatoes, bourbon-peppercorn glazed meatloaf, shrimp and grits, and pimento cheese grilled cheese. As with the food, cocktails at Tupelo Honey often come with Southern twists, including a sangria made with peach and pineapple juices and honey liqueur and a vodka collins mixed with blueberry hibiscus simple syrup." - Beth McKibben

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"Open for contact-free, curbside pickup. Take-and-bake meals, family meals, regular menu, and desserts available. Order online." - Eater Staff

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Jeanine Kelly

Google
The food was good and the atmosphere was nice as well. I had the chicken and waffle with gravy on the side. They were out of the meatloaf and pork entree, which was a bummer because those are really good menu items. For the apps, the Brussel sprouts and fried green tomatoes were the best. Overall, it was a good experience and I will be back.

Paulette M Atkins

Google
Good Food, a Beautiful Dining Room, and Great Service by Rae who was not supposed to be our Server but it appeared that someone had not shown up for work. We ordered the Chicken and Waffles, the Shrimp and Grits, and Fried Green Tomatoes. Everything was a Delight!

Mark Liniado

Google
We had brunch at Tupelo Honey. It is southern comfort with a spicy kick. The fried chicken was good but I think they overdid it on the black pepper spice on everything. The biscuits were large and looked good but they had a bready taste instead of the chewy buttermilk biscuit I loved growing up in Atlanta. It wasn’t bad but it could be better.

Brittany Hilley

Google
Love love love!! Great brunch/breakfast spot in Sandy Springs!! I’ve been to the location in Asheville, and it was amazing so I was super happy to have one in GA now! The drinks are top tier. Recommend the peppered Bloody. All of the food was spectacular with super good flavor. Will return, and I highly recommend it! Be sure to make a reservation though, it fills up fast.

Trina Lewis

Google
Perfect place for our Friday night work outing. Peach Don't Kill My Vibe drink was so delicious and refreshing. Almost all of us got the warm Pimento Cheese Dip. It comes with fresh tortilla chips that are lightly seasoned. Hmmm good! Mahi Mahi was light and flaky cooked just the way I like it. The fries! Crispy crunchy seasoned to perfection. I could eat them everyday! 😋 Service was okay. Lots of waiting, and I had to keep asking for the same things. But she was very knowledgeable of the menu and made some great suggestions to the group. I brought my family back on Sunday for brunch, and they also loved it. Atmosphere was energetic and the food was again very delicious! Restaurant very nicely decorated. Someone was setting up a bridal shower while we were there and that was a great idea. Perfect spot for a bridal shower and baby shower. I think I've found a new favorite spot! 😍

Patricia Wright

Google
I highly recommend this restaurant! Everything we had was fantastic! Our server was Cat. She was funny, witty, and attentive, even though the place was packed and she was busy. Courtney, the manager stopped by to make sure we were satisfied with the food and the service. The prices were very good and the portions were big. Were stuffed when we left. It was a great brunch. We'll be back. Oh, make a reservation before you go. Thankful we had one. The place was packed and the wait time was over an hour for people without a reservation.

Adam Engstrom

Google
Cute atmosphere with plenty of opportunities for freebies and discounts on your meal. The ingredients seem fairly high quality and well prepared. Definitely recommend the Tupelo Shrimp and Grits and the Fried Green Tomatoes, some of the better versions of those dishes I've had anywhere. The Creole Shrimp Linguine, while decent and filling, was a bit bland so not really worth ordering compared to the shrimp and grits.

J.A. Rocha

Google
Came here for dinner for the first time on a Thursday. We were sat ride away. The place is pretty big and a bit country farm looking but with a bit of a city feel. My partnered ordered a Bloody Mary and his only comment what that it was small ($8.95). For dinner, I ordered the chicken and waffles ($15.50). The chicken was good but it was a bit dry. The waffles and gravy were spot on. I’m not a huge gravy fan but I liked this one. He ordered the Mountain Harvest Bowl ($13.75). Overall the food was good, but it wasn’t spectacular. I would never wait in line on a Sunday morning for this place as there usually is a wait.