TLDR: The place for crepes whether savory or sweet. Locally owned, lovely atmosphere, ideal…read morelighting, pleasant music, friendly employee, and gluten-free! Okay this is my new favorite crepe place. Plus it's a locally owned restaurant! The crepes are incredible and make quickly. Perfect texture and flavor. The ingredients are cooked appropriately and the crepes are large. Plus they are presented well and are gluten-free. I chose the Le Champignon crepe with English breakfast tea my first visit and the same crepe with Earl Grey Tea my second visit. It's so good I haven't been able to choose a different crepe haha. Even the tea was presented well and steeped perfectly. So many places are serving hot tea in disposable cups even when dining in. It was such a joy and relief to enjoy the tea in a nice cup and saucer with the pot close by. The cafe is empty around 8 am and picks up around 8:30 am. They play low jazz or pop music and have ample tables that seat 2 or 4 customers. The wi-fi information is posted near the condiments, water dispenser, and trash. It took about 10 minutes for an employee to realize I was there. She was friendly and efficient. I believe she is the only one working (during both visits) so some indication that customers are ready to order would be useful to save time. She interacts well with customers and takes orders and makes the food. Overall, I had a great visit and recommend this cafe to others!

This is a cute little Crepe restaurant! Honestly the prices will surprise you and that is…read moredefinitely the biggest negative because everything is expensive. I was hesitant ordering the crepe because of that but luckily the crepe ended up being massive. That definitely made up for the price. The savory egg sausage crepe was by far my favorite. My wife very much liked the sweet chocolate crepe. Other than the Crepes I was disappointed with how much the sides and coffee cost for what we got. Also the staff seemed very rushed and aggressive for a tip. That is the main thing stopping this from a five star. If I were to go back it would definitely be for the Crepe!

This was my first experience at this location and I was pleasantly surprised. The hostesses were…read morevery friendly and welcoming as well as our waitress. We ordered the blueberry lemon cornbread to start which is a seasonal item. I am not a fan of cornbread but theirs was absolutely delicious! It was moist and very flavorful. I had half a ham and gruyere melt and their soup of the day which was cheddar broccoli soup. My children enjoyed their French toast. The food came out fast enough and overall it was a good experience. I would definitely return to this location in the future.

First time visiting this location today. And I enjoyed eating there, we went a little early to be…read morethe Sunday breakfast rush the location is great and staff were very nice. My only compliant is that the ceiling tiles could use being replaced and the vents dusted. There was such an accumulation of buildup and it was the only downside. And across multiple vents and tiles.

Always a great visit at Brus on main. They are my go to for…read morelattes in the area. The flavors are endless and they always have a fantastic seasonal menu and this time I tried the apple pie latte that was really good perfect apple flavor it was a little on the sweet side but delicious. I did go back for an extra shot of espresso and the ladies were so nice to fix it the drink up for me! Also the French toast sticks are a must!

Ate here on a Saturday morning with a few feiends and some he wait was significant BUT the key-…read morethey informed us wellll in advance of ordering (2xs mind you) that the wait on food was 30-45 min. We were ok waiting and found seating out back- perfect weather. The wait was worth it for sure!! I got a late flight and sausage bowl... did not disappoint in the slightest. There were a few hiccups with food delivered as ordered but they fixed any discrepancies immediately with a smile and apology. Tracy was a gem and checked on us regularly (even though she was slammed). Great customer service, atmosphere, and food. Cant wait for my next visit!! Suggestion to improve efficient food delivery- get rid of the numbered table cards and switch to pagers. Have customers come collect food so the runners can tend to guests and take care of other things.

Overall good casual family vibe and food. Something for you and the little one. Their kid's menu…read morehad healthy options. The servers are kind and quick to respond. I would say that the food did take a bit of time to come out on a Saturday morning. Come early to avoid long lines, which is closer to brunch time. Someone also mentioned it, but their grits as a base could be better. Something is off and the grits itself tastes different when eaten plain and with toppings. Expect to spend around $15 per person and time to look for a parking spot, since there's a lot of competitive stores nearby using the same parking lot.

Food is always great, Have good service and can do call ahead…read more Great place for breakfast.

seated very quickly, a cute rustic interior. my table enjoyed their food. we had multiple drinks…read more($3-$11.50) and they were all good. our waitress Aurora was great! would most definitely come back again!

Tupelo Honey -- A Different Experience This Time…read more We decided to revisit Tupelo Honey during our trip through North Carolina because we had such a great experience the first time we visited. Our first visit was for breakfast/brunch, and we really enjoyed it, so this time we decided to stop in for a late lunch. We originally came looking for chicken wings, but we were told they had recently changed the menu and no longer offered them. So, we decided to try some other things. We started with the fried green tomatoes, which were served over polenta with a reddish sauce drizzled around them. The tomatoes were fried nice and firm--they didn't fall apart and held their texture well. I enjoyed the appetizer. For our entrees, we tried several things: bourbon meatloaf, breakfast potatoes, fried chicken, fried okra, roasted Brussels sprouts, and grilled harvest chicken. The food portions were generous, and everything was well seasoned. However, this meal was more of a "just okay" experience for us. The bourbon meatloaf was okay, although you definitely have to be in the mood for meatloaf. The breakfast potatoes, fried okra, Brussels sprouts, mac and cheese, green beans, and grilled harvest chicken were all decent but didn't really stand out. The fried chicken was very well seasoned--perhaps a little too well seasoned for my taste, as it leaned toward salty. Our drinks were good, and I still enjoyed the atmosphere. Our waitress was also friendly and attentive, which helped make the experience pleasant. Overall, this visit didn't quite live up to our first experience. My husband was especially disappointed. That said, I wouldn't completely rule Tupelo Honey out. Sometimes a restaurant has an off day, and I'd be willing to give it another try--especially since we enjoyed our first visit so much.

Thankfully, I had been to the Pimiento Tea Room for lunch before, because if my first experience…read morehad been this dinner visit, I likely wouldn't have returned. The décor is absolutely stunning, and the service was excellent. We visited during Christmastime and truly loved the festive decorations. Our drinks were perfect and well-crafted. For dinner, we shared the chowder, which unfortunately was underwhelming--the croutons were the best part. We then ordered the chicken, salmon, and mashed potatoes. The salmon was dry, the chicken was on the bone with very little meat, and the mashed potatoes were surprisingly disappointing. I even took them home hoping I could improve them myself. I will likely return to the Tea Room because I enjoy supporting local businesses and genuinely like their drinks and small bites, but I would not come back for dinner.

This place is a bit of a hidden gem in Holly Springs. It sits in an old house at the end of the…read moretown limit...not the Holly Springs limit per se, but the area that most people would walk on the Main Street. It definitely has that tea room flair with lots of wild decorations. Wallpapers with cats and astronauts, snakes hidden in roses, silhouettes of famous people including Homer Simpson and Big Foot. I like it all. The dip du jour was the best part of our meal. They had a pulled pork with cheese and bourbon and Fritos the day we went...it was really good. As was our chai which I would hope they get that right since they are a tea room. They will bring you more hot water if you want to reuse your tea press to squeeze out a little more tea from your leaves. The 10 layer salad was definitely worth it as well, I think the pimiento cheese dressing puts it over the top. I got the seafood nachos and they were just okay--mostly nachos, very little filling . Girlfriend got the quiche and thought it was okay as well. She chose this place for the gluten-free options including the scone which she loved. They clearly indicate on the menu what is gluten free and understand the safety around it. Service was okay. It wasn't bad but it wasn't the best either. We haven't been back yet but we plan on coming once or twice a year to try out the seasonal menus as well as more teas and dip's du jour. I recommend it for smaller, less filling meals such as lunch.

The food is delicious here, five stars!! The server and host were very nice and greeted us with a…read moresmile. We had the crab cakes over fried tomato with the red pepper sauce and wasabi creme- you would think it had a lot going on but it all tasted SO good together! My husband got the burger with candied bacon, fried truffle mac and cheese on it like what!? Never had anything like that before and it was amazing. My kids got the house made chicken tenders and fries and you could tell everything is made in house and tasted so fresh! We ate everything! I had the salmon which was cooked very well! Only thing I would say about that is it was very heavy on the rice and a side of veg would have been nice. I will remember this place if I am ever in the area again and would definitely recommend!

We recently relocated to the area and we finally made it here…read more I definitely love the vibe walking in. We seated right away near the bar. Our server came over and greeted us. We started with cocktails, which were delicious. We decided to get the potstickers and the harvest salad to share. The portions are considerably large , the two apps might have just been enough, but we did decide to order entree's as well. I opted for the chicken sandwich and my husband got the pork chop entrée. Everything was really good. The only thing I was not crazy about was the Carolina slaw and how fast the food came out. We will definitely come back, but now we know what to expect. I would totally recommend coming here. They have indoor and outdoor seating available.

Stopped by La Farm Bakery on NW Cary Parkway in the afternoon for some snacks, and it was hard not…read moreto want to take home half the store! The space is spacious and inviting, with plenty of freshly baked bread, pastries, and other tempting goodies on display. We ordered two items: Poulet au Fromage ($16.90) -- Focaccia loaded with herb-roasted chicken, cheddar cheese, Applewood bacon, tomato, and herb mayo. This sandwich was plentiful, flavorful, and seriously satisfying. Every bite was packed with delicious ingredients! Chocolate Almond Croissant ($6.31) -- Belgian chocolate and almond fondant wrapped inside a wonderfully flaky croissant and topped with roasted almonds. This was an absolute treat. The Chocolate Almond Croissant is simply to die for! While enjoying our food, I couldn't help eyeing the scones, along with their beer and wine selection. Clearly, I'll need several return visits to work my way through everything that caught my attention.

Been coming here off and on for a couple years and will never return. This establishment should be…read moreashamed of itself. I am from Beverly Hills and I have never seen a restaurant be more out of touch in pricing. They are contributing to a class divide that is common in third world countries. If they are going to charge prices more than luxury restaurants in luxury areas they should probably clean up a lot more. Tables are filthy, they serve you with PLASTIC FORKS and the lines are atrocious bc they are understaffed. This place is a joke.

What a wonderful experience three of us had at Ed's. Our first time but not our last…read more We came on a weekday after the lunch rush but still had to wait a few minutes. There's a little seating available while you wait. The decor is definitely country/local pictures and memorabilia. There are tables for two , four or put together for a crowd. We had a burger, shrimp, deviled crab, hush puppies,mashed potatoes, coleslaw, field peas, chocolate pie and strawberry pie!! All with plenty of good sweet tea. Prices are better than most places and portions are average. Note: breakfast items are not served after 11:00 or until they run out. This is a very popular place and they run out of options during the day. Several items ran out while we were there. There are daily special dishes on the board . All of the ladies here are SUPER good at their job, work together well and are as sweet as the tea! We will ask for Lisa when we return. Only negative....they close at 3:00

THIS Is a great restaurant! The food was amazing. Service…read morewas outstanding. I do not have enough words to describe my positive experience!!

Games and good coffee. They have sandwiches too. Outdoor seating. Cool little quirky place in a…read morestrip mall.

It's a really fun and cozy environment…read more The food and drinks were pretty average, but I feel like the vibe and seating of the place makes up for it. Very good environment for meeting friends, hanging out, or even getting some work done. There is a big shelf of board games that you can try with friends and most of the tables could seat fairly large groups.