First time here, and overall it was a great experience! I ordered the chicken and waffles, and it…read morewas so good--crispy, flavorful, and definitely something I'd order again. My daughter got the waffle with strawberries and bacon. Unfortunately, her waffle wasn't as good as mine; it was a bit soggy, and a few of the strawberry pieces had dark spots and appeared overripe. I could have mentioned it, but it was only a couple of pieces, so we just picked them out and moved on. I ended up sharing my chicken and waffles with her, and she loved it too! Despite the small issue with her meal, I'd definitely recommend giving this place a try, especially the chicken and waffles.

This is one of those places you'll randomly think about three weeks from now for absolutely no…read morereason. The moistness of the waffle. The tenderness of the chicken. The customer service. The FLAWLESS playlist. I'm talking no skips. The staff was super friendly, the place was clean and colorful, and the whole vibe screamed Queen City all day. I ate entirely too much, and at one point I was seriously considering making a whole damn TikTok just to explain how good the food was. And listen... the Red Velvet Chicken & Waffles?! THAT'S WHERE IT'S AT. Don't overthink it. Just order it. 10/10 -- full stomach, zero regrets.

Food was excellent. My wife said her grits were the creamiest she ever had. My short rib hash was…read moregreat. High quality ingredients. Also, my drip coffee was great. Had it with caramel and cream. Service was quick and our server Ebony was attentive, pleasant and friendly. Great place to eat.

My husband and I first visited Easy Like Sunday about two years ago and immediately fell in love…read morewith this little restaurant. It's small, intimate, stylish and inviting. It's the kind of place that feels notably special, distinguished and high end without ever feeling stuffy. Everyone is warm and professional, and the food is absolutely worth every penny. During our first visit, I took a chance and ordered the grits. I normally avoid restaurant grits because they're almost always bland, flavorless and gelatinous. But the grits at Easy Like Sunday were completely different in the best way. Creamy with the slightest grainy texture and so perfectly seasoned that you don't need to add butter, salt, pepper or anything else. I had been daydreaming about those grits for two years. We finally made it back this past Friday and arrived when the doors opened at 9:00am. We were seated immediately. I ordered the Little Bit of Everything with eggs, bacon, those unforgettable grits and a thick, fluffy, delicious buttermilk pancake. That first spoonful of grits tasted exactly the way I remembered, maybe even better. My eyes actually welled up with tears. I know that sounds extreme but I'm not exaggerating. After waiting two years to taste them again, they felt familiar and comforting, like coming home. Our waitress, Diana, made the morning even more special. She was warm, welcoming and accommodating. When I told her I could nearly cry over those grits, she didn't make me feel silly or dramatic. She agreed saying,"Oh, I know! We have the best grits!" She said she completely understood why that first bite made me feel emotional. Being served by Diana felt like being taken care of by an old friend. We had never met her before, yet she treated us as though she had known us for years. Easy Like Sunday is a hidden little treasure tucked away across the street from Park Road Shopping Center. It's the kind of place you take someone special for a first date, an anniversary, a milestone, a birthday or simply a morning you want to remember. The atmosphere is cozy and polished, the food is wonderful, and Diana is an absolute gem. We cannot wait to return!

Thanks to Yelp I found the hidden gem and got a taste of heaven!! Omg the hit waffle and ice cream…read morewas served!! I had the coffee flavor and it was perfect for a mid day snack! But what took me over the edge was the lady bringing the food to me. Talked about above and beyond service and food!! Highly recommend this treat!

I ordered the June Special- Strawberry Shortcake, which is an OG waffle, fresh strawberries,…read morecondensed milk, and graham cracker topped with whipped cream. There's a bit of a wait but only because they make each waffle fresh! It was soft but crispy and there was a perfect ratio of the toppings to waffle. YUM! The only drawback I have to share is that I was asked to tip for a counter service waffle, the lowest option being 15%

Cast Iron Waffles is a charming little coffee and waffle shop in Ballantyne. This is a great place…read moreto grab a treat on your own or take someone on a memorable first date. I enjoyed my waffles with strawberries added, though the coffee was just standard - not bad, but not a standout. The cozy atmosphere combined with cute seating choices is the real draw of this place. Additionally, the customer service was warm and welcoming. I would go back here!

This was my first visit to this location. When I walked in, I was greeted by a young man who was…read morevery polite, which I appreciated. I ordered the Biscoff waffle and the Strawberry Specialty waffle. When my order arrived, the presentation was quite pleasant; however, the experience quickly went downhill. The waffles were cold and very hard to cut. The texture was not what I expect from a fresh waffle. I usually visit the SouthPark location (if it's still open), and this experience did not compare. I was able to eat the Biscoff waffle, but the Strawberry Specialty waffle was so bad that I ended up throwing it away. Unfortunately, based on this visit, I will not be returning.

If you happen upon Holy City Waffle's food truck OR you are looking to hire them for an event...it…read morewill be 100% worth your while. They have been hired to cater at our school a couple of times and each time they have very friendly service and excellent waffles. There are quite a few choices of toppings and each seems yummier than the next. Recommend!!!!

I debated taking off a second star for the slow service... but I didn't because I liked the waffle…read moreand food trucks attract lots of customers. I went to Josh's Farmers market on a day I knew this truck would be there. IG pics looked great and I knew it was something my niece would enjoy. We arrived around 1pm on a Sunday afternoon and I just about stopped dead in my tracks when I saw the 30 or so people in line. However, we drove from Huntersville, and although it wasn't super far it was enough of a hassle that I didn't want to turn around and leave. So we waited. For. An. Hour. Plus. 15. Minutes. I was pretty annoyed because I had gone there somewhat hungry - silly me, not knowing how small the novelty waffles are. By the time we'd waited over an hour I also had an unhappy child who was hungry too. Finally just after 2:15 it was our turn to order. My niece wanted the original, she didn't want all the extra stuff. I wanted the Nutella/strawberry waffle and I kid you not.. they gave the last one to the woman who ordered before me. Unbelievable. I was too through.. and also by the time we got our order at about 2:30, we were starving and that little waffle did not do the job. They were tasty.. just know this is a treat, a dessert, not filling at all. I didn't expect it to be filling, I just expected them to be bigger. I do feel they are reasonably priced based on the size... but we stopped for pizza on the way home. There was one person taking orders and the other was making the orders. The woman making the orders could have used a hand. I can't understand why it took her so long to put 2-4 toppings on a waffle, but the order prep took forever. Keep this in mind if you visit .. be prepared to wait and eat a meal in advance. I'd try it again because the waffle was good, but I wouldn't wait an hour, it wasn't worth a wait that long IMO.

Enjoyed my brunch at 300 East. It was a relaxing environment and the service was friendly and…read morethorough. I had my food and a cocktail and wrote in my journal. I ordered: Rustic Benedict Poached Eggs*, Pancetta, Roasted Cherry Tomatoes, Arugula, Herb Hollandaise, Grilled Sourdough 16.5 The Rum One Rum, Orange Bitters, Sour, Pineapple 14

For those who don't know, 300 East is something of a Charlotte institution; I've been there…read morecountless times over the years I've lived here but not recently. They have always had, in my estimation, the best French onion soup around and I was craving it, so off I went. The restaurant off East Boulevard is an eclectic sort of place, and in my memory the interior hasn't ever changed. The wood is dark, the tables a bit worn and packed together to give a slightly claustrophobic feel, and the decor is always vaguely counterculture. For people who like NoDa and Plaza Midwood (before its recent transformation), it's homey as can be. I enjoyed the familiarity of its unpretentious surroundings as I took a seat in a tiny corner booth. Delighted to note that the French onion soup is as delicious as ever, with a richly flavored broth and a generous amount of bread and cheese baked in. While the quality hasn't diminished, thank heavens, the size has gone from a bowl to a cup. As it was my upcharged side I didn't mind terribly but still. Alas. Kudos to the kitchen for letting me have my soup before my sandwich was delivered, but here is where things went a little south. I had ordered The Usual, one of their trademark dishes, a hot open-faced chicken salad sandwich on a baguette topped with asparagus, mushrooms and cheese. It too has been the victim of shrinkflation, about 2/3 as big as once it was. Again, didn't mind terribly much but the toppings themselves were scant: three small strips of jarred or canned asparagus, four slices of mushroom. Okay, everything is expensive these days, but the edges of the sandwich were burned and the filling was cool, meaning the salamander setting was off and no one checked it before sending it out or putting it down. I might have considered sending it back but that's when my server disappeared. My water glass sat empty for half my meal and was never refilled. Even paying the check was sluggish. So I give the current state 300 East a solid three with a disappointed sigh because they seem to be phoning it in. Really great French onion soup, though.

In NC for a conference and wanted to try something besides hotel food again. Found this place…read morethrough Yelp, it was a 5 min uber ride from my hotel. It's located in downtown NC so consider that if you're driving and need to park. There is parking along the street if you can find it. Greeted promptly, not the most friendly greeting by the male hostess or manager though. I sat at the bar since I was a party of one. The bartender was much more friendly! I tried the spiked pink lemonade, not bad. I love comfort food so decided on the fried chicken with okra and mashed potatoes. It was good but not the best I've ever had. Definitely not world famous as the menu promotes. Pleasant atmosphere with a nice bar and patio.

This place is so super cute! The decor and ambiance is very southern country living. The booths are…read morecomfy and the staff are friendly. The prices are so good for being in the heart of downtown! I'm so used to NYC prices lol. The food was great, I had the salmon and my husband had the chicken and waffles, the spicy honey was very spicy but tasty with the chicken. I got the fried okra and Brussels Sprouts for sides and they were delicious! The portion sizes are on the smaller side but it was perfect for us! Finally no leftovers! I'm a fan and highly recommend!

Just a sweet little update for my favorite restaurant in Charlotte, if not the entire Southern East…read moreCoast. On every visit to Charlotte, I stop here 2-3 times, whether it's to meet up with friends and colleagues for lunch, to grab a quite bite before evening plans, to spend happy hours and dinners on that delightful back patio or to pick up that insane vegan dessert I've been craving. I mean, can it get any better than a spread of vegan elote corn, nachos smothered with beans, seitan, guac/queso/crema or my new favorite, the crunch wrap with a glass of something icy cold (I usually get a glass of something sparkling at the back bar). Since my last review almost 5 years ago, they sadly removed the matcha cruffin (that I still can't get out of my head!) and added in an entire display of sugary/spicy/chocolatey greatness (I'm still kicking myself for being too late on my way to the airport to get that lemon bar I'd been eying or the pumpkin BUNDT CAKE, ffs. What is wrong with me?) The sweetest owners, the loveliest staff from front counter to back bar to food runners and bussers. I adore Oh My Soul with every ounce of my being.

Walking around in Noda and my friend and I immediately gravitate towards this place as we heard…read morelive music going on and the guys voice was AMAZING! Very soothing and just overall very great. Grabbed two drinks and ordered their loaded fries which were DELICIOUS! packed with tomatoes, cheese, onions, jalapeños, "meat" and it eas delicious! Very crispy too which was delicious! The ambiance itself was awesome. Plenty of patio seating outdoors with seating inside as well. Definitely will return during the summer and have a great time.

Been coming to Uptown Yolk since they opened, and this Juneteenth visit was another great one. The…read morefood and atmosphere never miss, and I was excited the sweet potato latte is back to order. Special shout-out to Tay. The place was completely packed and she handled the front -- serving, hosting, and clearing tables -- without ever losing her poise or positive attitude. Attentive at every table even with a full house. Hope the owners see this, because that kind of effort deserves recognition. We'll definitely return!

We didn't realize until we were already seated and enjoying the vibe that it was black owned so…read morethat's a plus. We had a reservation and seated promptly. The waitress recommended the mimosa carafe since we were both ordering mimosas. They have the juice and champagne separate, and it's more than enough champagne. We were given more juice, too. We ordered the omelette. I added onions, peppers, smoked Gouda, and bacon to it. The Gouda set it off. It was delicious but could use more cheese on top or something. TN potatoes were flavorful and crispy enough. The toast was standard. My fiancé ordered the WWIII with chicken thigh. The waffle was okay. Nothing special, and the chicken was seasoned almost too much but was pretty good. Both paired well with the syrup. The music was great. Explicit but it was like they took my Spotify playlist and put in on the speaker. The waitress was fine. Wish she would've told us how much the mimosa carafe cost when she suggested it, but it was worth it. If we are in town again, we may go back.

The food is an absolute must. The drinks can be on more of a sweet side but they still get the job…read moredone. My favorite thing on the menu is the waygu sliders and truffle fries. The vibes are amazing. Note that it is a place that sells hookah so hookah smoke is throughout the building. Also, it can get pretty busy late at night - so reservations are a must.

Very good drinks and food! The place was beautiful and a vibe as far as atmosphere. Loved the music…read moreand service was also good. The parking lot could use more spots but that was the only mi or problem. I'll be back!