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Tupelo Honey Cafe | Eating Out in Chattanooga

By Pam Greer 2 Comments

Tupelo Honey Cafe

After Anthropologie opened up at Warehouse Row in downtown Chattanooga, I realized I had a very good reason to visit there regularly, but after eating lunch at Tupelo Honey Cafe, I have two very good reasons to stop in!  We decided to grab some lunch there while doing some shopping on a Saturday.  We walked into the restaurant at about 12:15 and was told that there would be about a five minute wait, but that there was a table open in the bar.  The table was just to our right and sat in front of a window, and we grabbed it.  There were two people behind the bar, and our server came over immediately to ask us what we wanted to drink.  We told her we needed a few minutes, so she left to get us some water.

Tupelo Honey Scratch Made Bloody Mary

We weren’t planning on a brunch type meal, but after reading some of the options, we knew that’s where we were headed.  So, when our waitress came back, we ordered the Scratch-Made Bloody Mary.  They make their Bloody Mary mix in house and it is served with a lime salt rim and pickled okra.  It was so good, spicy and flavorful, one of the best Bloody Mary’s that I’ve ever had. After reading the description of the Super Southern Breakfast Bowl, we both chose it.

Tupelo Honey Super Southern Breakfast Bowl

Oh my gosh.  I can not say enough good things about the Super Southern Breakfast Bowl!  It is layer upon layer of utter goodness.  The bottom of the bowl is about half and half of salsa verde black-eyed peas and stone-ground goat cheese grits! Next up is two fresh over-medium fried eggs, maple peppered bacon, cheddar cheese and salsa.  This was beyond amazing.  Every single thing went together perfectly.  I even liked the salsa (and as someone who doesn’t like raw onions that is saying something).

Tupelo Honey Super Southern Breakfast Bowl

This was served with a fresh biscuit and the best blueberry preserves.  I usually skip the biscuit and jam, but the biscuit was so light and fluffy and the preserves was loaded with lots of whole blueberries, I couldn’t resist.

Tupelo Honey Cafe Bar

We will definitely be back.  The only problem is that I will have a hard time choosing anything else off the menu!

Tupelo Honey Cafe on Urbanspoon

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Filed Under: Eat, Tennessee Tagged With: Chattanooga, dining out, Tupelo Honey Cafe

About Pam Greer

Pam Greer can be found at her foodie (and wine, and books, and cats) blog: Sidewalk Shoes, at her professional photography business: Pamela Greer Photography, at her daily photography blog: Pamela Greer 365, and her newest endeavor:Grey is the New Black. By the time you've read this, she has probably started another site.

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Comments

  1. Roxy says

    February 17, 2015 at 12:42 am

    Wow, it looks and sounds delicious indeed. I’ve only been there once and I don’t remember 100% what I had, but I believe it was the onion soup and I wasn’t very impressed. Truth is, I haven’t found a place with good onion soup yet.

    Their banana pudding, though, is absolutely amazing. I never really enjoyed banana pudding until having it here and now I have become a fan. I tried to make it using the recipe from their website, but it wasn’t as good.

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  2. Meredith Yates says

    February 26, 2015 at 5:39 pm

    Hi Pam,

    My names is Meredith Yates, and I work for Two Ten Jack’s PR firm, the Bradford Group. As Two Ten Jack nears its opening in Chattanooga, I’d love to send you more information and some VIP invites. Can you pass along your email address?

    Thanks so much,
    Meredith

    meredith@bradfordgroup.com
    615-515-4893

    Reply

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