Really solid spot for brunch. The fried chicken was super juicy with great crunch and honestly the…read moreBrussels sprouts stole the show for sure; crispy, seasoned well and not soggy at all.. The Bloody Mary hit the spot too, well-spiced and loaded with olives and celery. Our server was super friendly. Definitely coming back!

We recently ate at Tupelo's Southern Kitchen & Bar and had a pretty good experience overall…read more We split a half fried chicken meal with mac and cheese, Parmesan potatoes, and a house salad. The fried chicken was the standout. It was dusted with honey and spices, cooked perfectly, and had a really nice flavor without being overly sweet. The Parmesan potatoes were also very good. The mac and cheese was decent, but nothing particularly memorable. The house salad was nice and fresh, and the ranch dressing was really good. Ranch can be hit or miss depending on the restaurant, so I always appreciate a good one! For dessert, we ordered the Mississippi Mud Pie, and it was excellent. It was basically a layer of crumbled Oreo with coffee mousse and fudge on top. If you like chocolate and coffee flavors, this is definitely worth trying. The servers were friendly enough, but the service felt a little distant at times. It seemed like you were kind of left on your own rather than getting much interaction or checking in from the staff. Nothing terrible, but it kept the experience from feeling exceptional. Overall, the food was good, especially the fried chicken and Mississippi Mud Pie. I'd come back and try some of their other Southern dishes.

A Lovely little restaurant. Excellent prices. The service was quick and extremely helpful and…read morepolite. I got 2 Biscuits, which came with homemade jam ;~} and butter. A 3 Egg Omelette with cheese and spinach and there is potato's as well. The Food was Phenomenally Delicious I will Definitely be recommending them and I will return.

This is such a cute little spot. The moment you walk in, you get this vibe that feels like home,…read morebut it isn't. Very welcoming and very charming folks here. I opted to sit upstairs on the rooftop and enjoy the view and the food. The server here is top-notch. He went out of his way to take care of me and made sure all my needs were met from start to finish. I ordered the eggs and sweet potato hash with cornbread. The hash was delicious, and the eggs were perfect. The only thing preventing this spot from being a five is that the cornbread was extremely dry, even with the butter. Aside from that, everything was awesome.

Brought the wife and other kid after raving about Yardbird to them, and it was so disappointing the…read moresecond time around. First, wife is a vegetarian and they had no mains other than Mac and cheese for her. She ordered the salad without chicken which was $25. They knocked it down to $22 after I asked why it was the same price without meat, which still seemed like a lot for a salad with no protein. Kids' Mac and cheese was not the same receipe as last time; it was a different noodle and seemed to be needing some salt as it was pretty bland. Unlike our last visit they did not include an ice cream for dessert. My fried chicken and waffles was ok--the breading was a bit soggy though and I much preferred the Nashville hot chicken from my last visit. If I'm being honest this was closer to a 2 star experience, but with how good the last visit was, I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt they maybe tonight they were just off. That said--need one vegetarian entree for the menu.

Heard good things about Yardbird and we decided to check it out! They definitely wowed us with the…read moreFried Green tomatoes BLT stack - the pork belly was fire! I love a good deviled egg but this one was just okay, it lacked any flavor. I also saw people rave about the cinnamon roll but it was just okay and dry. Steak and eggs were simple and classic but not warrant the price point. A lot of the items on the menu were a bit pricey for size/taste/quality but for a special occasion or date night could be worth it. Located off Blake St so parking is on the street, or garage if you prefer. There are some pull off areas where we saw many people being dropped off first. Stairs & ramp which make wheelchair/stroller accessible. Walk-ins are acceptable or you can make a reservation online! Menu includes GF options. Cool outdoor area for seating & games. Indoor seating's include standard, bar, booths & tables.

Came in on Thursday mid morning and we got seated right away. The place definitely packs pretty…read morefast though! The restaurant was very cute with both outdoor and indooe seating. I love the unique furniture, salt and pepper shakers and the cloth napkin for each cutleries. Ordered a huge array of food. The favorites are definitely the churro beignets and the truffle mac n cheese. The beignets were a great appetizer and dessert! The sweetness were a perfect level. The flavor of the goat cheese with the arugula with al dente noodles were amazing. The crab cake Benedict was good. I liked the crab cake but I dont think it needed the english muffin. It didnt add anything to the dish. I didnt care for the chicken fried steak. The breading was falling apart and the meat was pretty tough. I also didnt care for the chicken pimiento biscuit. I thought the pimiento was too sour and the biscuit was too dense. It had a big enough menu that there will be something for everyone!

The food here was okay! We ordered the beignets which were very fluffy and sugary which were…read moredelectable. By the far the best part of the whole meal. We also got the fried pickles which were okay- particularly if you like thicker fried pickles. The country breakfast I didn't enjoy as much- the cornbread was pretty bland and I found the Hashbrowns be a little off putting. Other items such as the Mac and cheese I did not enjoy at all. A large variety of experiences! I very much enjoyed the inside ambiance and the variety of salt and pepper shakers used to decorate. The service was a bit slow and had to ask multiple times for things occasionally. Overall, I would say a fine spot to go to brunch but wouldn't drive out of my way to go to again

Started with the creole Mary. The okra added was a nice touch, giving it a very creole twist…read more Beignets were absolutely delicious. The biscuits were so spongy and delicious with the gravy and both the blackberry and strawberry spreads for them and the beignets. Haven't had gumbo in ages and was not disappointed. The staff was so friendly and inviting, and the outdoor setting to people watch was fantastic for lunchtime.

Went to brunch here for a special summer date. Food was impeccable. I'm not usually into cajun…read morefood, but it was lovely. The eggs had a delicious flavor brought out by the sauce. The grits were creamy and delightful. Our server Marco was attentive and kind. There was one dirty plate early on, but other than, it was perfect. The patio outdoors in the early summer morning was super casual. I love living in our city where we can frequent spots like this.

Amazing food and great service. Well priced. Good cool vibe. Good for.one or 30 people.read more

I'm originally from Virginia. I miss "home cooking", so I make an extra effort to hit places that…read morecan "scratch that itch". This was my 3rd visit here this year. I wanted to give the restaurant a chance especially since the owner worked hard after my first experience to make it right. I rate on a 1(awful) to 5 (amazing) scale. Ambiance: One of the cleanest restaurants I've ever been in. You can eat off the floors! Spacious and interesting interior. Loved the exposed brick. But the music was too loud & bumpin for a Sunday evening meal (in my opinion). Had to talk over it. Rating: 4.5/5 Food: I'm sensitive to profit margins and such. When I go to small businesses, I try not to ask for "extras". All I wanted was the fried pork chops with no gravy (they come smothered). The waitress said that wasn't possible. I asked why-all I wanted was for them NOT to put gravy on the pork-chops (I was going to get it on the side). She was adamant that wasn't possible and couldn't give me a reason why. Only thing I can figure is the pork-chops were pre-made and already smothered. So I got the fried chicken, cabbage, and yams with white bread. Cabbage was shredded (different than what I'm used to, but not bad.) Hot sauce gave them some flavor. Yams were very sweet, but I enjoyed them. Both portions of sides were TINY. Especially considering the a la carte price of over $5 per side. The fried chicken was...ok. Which is surprising since I always enjoyed their wings. Now, I was asked whether I wanted cornbread ot white bread. I said white bread & when I said white bread, I was expecting a roll. But I literally got four pieces of wonder bread. No butter either. I was going to get the Red Kool-Aide but they only had Blue. I understand, not a big deal and I even joked with the server about it. I settled for water. Then I saw the price for Kool-Aide: $4.50 and NO REFILLS!!! Egregious. I could see a limit on refills. But NO refills for $4.50??? IKYFL. Rating: 3/5 Service: MUCH improved since my first visit. I had a reservation, and arrived on time. I was greeted by the friendly hostess and sat immediately. But it went south with the previously mentioned pork chop issue. The server could've said "Let me ask if we can do that." No good reason and no attempt to see if anything could be done. No salt and pepper on the table and when I asked for some, I was given tiny packets. My glass was kept full of water by different people, all of whom were polite. But my waitress only came to the table after delivering our food once. The hostess actually cleared our table and brought a little machine over to take payment. No printed receipt, just reading the items from the machine and given a total. Strange and a little off-putting. I want to look at a paper receipt. But that's just me. No offer of dessert, just the bill and a thanks for coming. Rating: 2. Overall rating out of a possible 15, they earned a 9.5. A very generous "3 Stars". Today was my birthday and I was really looking forward to it. I left disappointed. I eat at a lot of restaurants and take people to lunch at least 2x per week. I tend to take people to the same places when I can get a consistently good experience. This being my 3rd visit and I'm still not satisfied, I can't say I'll be back.

4:00 reservation and arrived early. Very attentive staff. Owner came around and introduced himself…read morewhich was a great touch. Ordered fried green tomatoes which were excellent! Ordered a small combo with ends and perfectly cooked catfish fillets/tenders. Sweet potatoes casserole was very tasty. I am not a greens expert but these were bitter. I did not alert the server but I thought maybe that was the way the restaurant made them. The peach cobbler was rich and good. Should have ordered ice cream as able mode. Large portions. My only big concern was the extra utility charge on the bill. I did not see it until I got nome, a little late to discuss.. On a $102.00 bill it was just shy of $18.00. I would definitely recommend but be aware of the extra charge. Restaurant/Service fee is the designation on the bill, listed as 18.5% and "is not a tip" per bill. Music was great. Set up with a piano but we were there before the sound group arrived.

We arrived when they were opening. The menu has a lot of options. My go to is always catfish and…read morewhen I saw they did grits it was a no brainer. They also do bbq and I haven't had any in a while. I ordered the sampler with rib tips, burnt ends and fried shrimp. The grits were good and the catfish was light and crispy. The rib tips were coated in a sweet bbq sauce. Not my first choice but they were good. The burnt ends were tender. I also got to try the mini corn muffins - yummy, the mac and cheese - yummy, the yams - and the potato salad - bland. The owner told us it was his fault the potato salad wasn't good. He was a very friendly guy. Answered all our questions and spent time with us. It's always good to speak to the owner when you are from out of town. He's done a lot with the place. We would have gone another day to try other things but our schedule was tight. Everyone was happy with their choices. It's a nice place, live music on certain nights, lots of room.

Review #675. My wife and I stopped by Nola Jane's on a Wednesday night around 7. The restaurant…read morewasn't too busy and the bartender quickly seated us. Everything on the menu looked good and the space itself seemed fun. We decided on the gumbo (extremely flavorful), I had a hurricane which was good, and jambalaya (wish it had a little more sausage). My wife had a ch sandwich which she enjoyed. Overall the food is very good, the service was excellent, portions are strong at a fair price point. If you are looking for a taste of the French Quarter in Denver, you will want to make a visit here.

4 out of 5 stars…read more Nola Jane is a Cajun restaurant in downtown Denver with some unique bites. The crawfish etouffee, hushpuppies, fried okra, and mac n cheese are quite tasty. That's what I would recommend you try if you visit! Service is great, the inside has some fun NOLA-themed decor. Parking can be a little tough, but if you're in the mood for something unique in Denver, check out the cajun food from Nola Jane!

Delicious! Simple menu but don't think for a second they don't care about every single item on the…read moremenu. The chicken breading is seasoned beautifully. The chicken is super juicy. The sauce choices are endless. 3 tenders was personally plenty of food for one person. We also got the BLT which was just delicious on buttery Texas toast. Thick amount of crunchy lettuce and crispy bacon. Very casual atmosphere but the workers are super kind and make you feel welcome

This is an excellent spot if you're looking for a nondescript, casual-vibes, good food spot. The…read morestaff were super friendly and accommodating of our toddler while we were eating, and we liked that everything was made to order, but also very quick. The chicken sandwiches are served on bread, which feels different from most places these days, and they were delicious. So many sauces to choose from, and the fries were also great! Great quick spot on Broadway!

We placed a to-go order shortly after arriving in Denver and tried a variety of their biscuit…read moresandwiches, including the Bacon, Egg & Cheese, Chicken Honey Butter Biscuit, The Dahlia, and the Ham, Egg & Cheese. My favorite was the Chicken Honey Butter Biscuit with its perfectly crispy chicken, but honestly, every sandwich was delicious. The biscuit sandwiches are generously sized and could easily be shared or enjoyed as two meals. It was definitely worth the visit!

When you're in Denver, Denver Biscuit Co. is a must visit. This was our first meal when we arrived…read morein Denver. We decided to order it for pick up since I know this place is also busy, and it was still great by the time we got back to our Airbnb. One biscuit sandwich is good enough to share. They are huge. We ordered the following biscuit sandwiches. The Franklin- Buttermilk fried chicken with bacon and cheddar cheese smothered in house sausage gravy. This was very hearty and delicious. The DBC Club- Buttermilk fried chicken, bacon, cheddar cheese, shredded iceberg,tomato and house chipotle ranch. This was also great. You definitely can't go wrong this sandwich. Cinnamon Roll- This was very good and was still warm. Don't miss out on this place when you're in visiting Denver. Like I said before portions are massive here. Good to share.