Tupelo Honey Cafe Prices: How much is Tupelo Honey Cafe?
Southern food is elegant comfort food for millions of Americans and we aren’t surprised. Buttermilk fried chicken, the most popular Southern dish, is filling and flavorful as well as fun to eat with your family and friends. But don’t just go into any restaurant that says it offers Southern food – go into the best restaurant chain that offers authentic Southern dishes and we’re talking about Tupelo Honey Cafe! Below are the latest Tupelo Honey Cafe menu prices.
Item | Price | |||
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Lunch Sandwiches | ||||
Avocado Chicken Sandwich | $16.28 | |||
Crispy Brussels | $9.40 | |||
Fried Okra | $8.65 | |||
Mac & Cheese Bites | $9.75 | |||
Crispy Brussels - Small Plate | $9.04 | |||
Famous Fried Green Tomatoes | $11.75 | |||
Loaded Potato Cracklins | $8.21 | |||
Southern Small Plates | ||||
Biscuits for A Cause | $4.81 | |||
House-Made Fried Pickles* | $9.32 | |||
Bowl of Chicken Tortilla Soup | $10.09 | |||
Cast Iron Pimento Cheese Dip | $9.56 | |||
Soups | ||||
Creamy Tomato Soup | $6.94 | |||
Entrees | ||||
Smothered Chicken* | $22.13 | |||
Tupelo Gulf Shrimp & Grits | $21.85 | |||
Smoked Jalapeno Ribs | $19.33 | |||
Tupelo Shrimp & Grits | $21.52 | |||
Grilled Patagonian Salmon | $28.40 | |||
Shoo Mercy Sweet Potato Pancakes | $21.71 | |||
Bourbon Peppercorn Glazed Meatloaf | $20.82 | |||
Chimichurri Hanger Steak | $28.26 | |||
Low Country Catfish | $21.55 | |||
Hanger Steak | $29.35 | |||
Creole Heritage 1" Pork Chop | $29.57 | |||
Sriracha Honey Fried Chicken* and Waffles | $19.77 | |||
Shoo Mercy Shrimp & Grits | $25.69 | |||
Classic Chicken* and Waffles | $18.62 | |||
Honey Dusted Fried Chicken | $18.31 | |||
Sweet & Spicy Fried Chicken | $18.43 | |||
Country Style Fried Chicken* and Waffles | $19.89 | |||
Mac-N-Cheese Waffles with Asheville Hot Fried Chicken* | $19.81 | |||
Blackened Mahi-Mahi | $28.30 | |||
Roast Beef Debris | $25.62 | |||
Country Fried Cauliflower | $18.80 | |||
Brunch All-Day | ||||
Mountain Blueberry Buttermilk Waffle | $13.96 | |||
'Old Skool' Breakfast Bowl | $13.95 | |||
Breakfast All Day | ||||
Southern Shakshuka | $16.93 | |||
Southwestern Omelet | $16.11 | |||
Pecan Pie Griddle | $13.79 | |||
The Classic Griddle | $11.19 | |||
Lunch Combos | ||||
Spicy Avocado & Egg Combo | $12.65 | |||
Brunch Sandwiches | ||||
Spicy Avocado & Chopped Egg Sandwich | $13.49 | |||
Charleston Chicken Sandwich | $15.00 | |||
Slow-Roasted Pork Grilled Cheese | $14.06 | |||
Grateful 'Veg' Burger | $15.04 | |||
Pimento & Fried Pickle Burger | $15.77 | |||
'Tupelo Trio' Lunch Combos | ||||
Spicy Smashed Avocado & Egg Combo | $13.50 | |||
Slow-Roasted Pork Grilled Cheese Combo | $13.86 | |||
Picnic Chicken Sandwich Combo | $13.86 | |||
Grilled Charleston Chicken Combo | $14.13 | |||
Small Plates | ||||
Spicy Cauliflower Bites | $9.53 | |||
Honey Chipotle Wings | $9.19 | |||
Blistered & Spiced Vegetables | $6.43 | |||
Asheville Hot Chicken Dip | $11.89 | |||
Fried Pickles | $6.89 | |||
BBQ Chicken Egg Roll | $9.66 | |||
Crispy Pork Taco | $4.60 | |||
Fried Cauliflower Taco | $4.60 | |||
Sandwiches | ||||
Spicy Avocado & Egg Sandwich | $13.50 | |||
Shoo Mercy Grilled Cheese | $14.90 | |||
Bacon and Avocado Melt | $16.47 | |||
Grilled Chicken & Avocado | $13.50 | |||
Shrimp Po' Boy* | $19.29 | |||
Sweet and Spicy Chicken | $15.91 | |||
Southern Chicken BLT | $16.66 | |||
Asheville Hot Chicken and Ranch Melt | $19.35 | |||
Pimento Grilled Cheese | $16.04 | |||
Picnic Chicken Sandwich | $12.54 | |||
Southern Fried Chicken BLT | $16.95 | |||
Farm Fresh Burger | $13.66 | |||
Smokehouse BBQ Burger | $15.69 | |||
Kids Menu | ||||
Kids Sweet Potato Pancakes | $5.69 | |||
Kids Veggie Burger | $7.34 | |||
Kids Farm Fresh Cheeseburger | $8.34 | |||
Kids Slow Roasted BBQ Pulled Pork | $6.79 | |||
Kids Grilled Cheese | $6.46 | |||
Kids Grilled or Buttermilk Fried Chicken | $7.95 | |||
Kids Mac-N-Cheese | $6.90 | |||
Kids Mac & Cheese | $6.66 | |||
Kids Pasta with Butter & Parmesan | $6.82 | |||
Kids Sides | $2.82 | |||
Kids Slow-Roasted Meatloaf | $8.65 | |||
Farm Fresh Sides | ||||
Goat Cheese Grits | $5.65 | |||
Parmesan & Rosemary Potato Cracklins | $5.69 | |||
Mixed Greens Salad | $5.88 | |||
Baked Mac & Cheese | $5.69 | |||
Salt & Pepper Crispy Brussels | $5.70 | |||
Extra Crispy French Fries* | $5.80 | |||
Collards with Bacon | $5.66 | |||
French Fries | $5.94 | |||
Basil & Butter Green Beans | $5.65 | |||
Yukon Mashed Potatoes | $5.65 | |||
Cup of Chicken Tortilla Soup | $5.80 | |||
Roasted Cauliflower & Carrots | $5.75 | |||
Toast | $2.35 | |||
Cup of Creamy Tomato Soup | $5.75 | |||
Family Value Meals | ||||
Family Entrée Meal for 2 | $40.95 | |||
Family Entrée Meal for 4 | $70.20 | |||
Supper Plates | ||||
Buttermilk Fried Chicken | $19.25 | |||
Cast Iron Pork | $18.43 | |||
Peppercorn Glazed Meatloaf | $18.12 | |||
Low Country Sustainable Catfish | $21.17 | |||
Roasted Carolina Mountain Trout | $25.41 | |||
Farm Fresh Vegetable Plate | $16.85 | |||
Sides | ||||
Baked Mac-N- Cheese | $5.75 | |||
All-Natural French Fries | $5.18 | |||
Potato Cracklins | $5.75 | |||
Cup of Tomato Soup | $5.56 | |||
Salsa Verde Black Eyed Peas | $5.75 | |||
Brunch Mains | ||||
Mountain Harvest Bowl | $12.07 | |||
Shoo Mercy Omelet | $18.26 | |||
Fried Chicken & Biscuits | $17.17 | |||
Pancakes & French Toast | ||||
Mountain Blueberry Griddle | $12.95 | |||
Salted Caramel & Chocolate Griddle | $11.26 | |||
Banana Pudding Dream Griddle | $13.79 | |||
Shoo Mercy Griddle | $21.74 | |||
Greens | ||||
Appalachian Spinach Salad | $11.97 | |||
Salt-Roasted Beet Salad | $12.48 | |||
Southern Cobb | $13.01 | |||
Creole Caesar Salad | $12.95 | |||
Creole Caesar | $8.59 | |||
Bacon & Bleu Cheese Salad | $13.27 | |||
Desserts | ||||
Brown Butter Pecan Pie | $9.00 | |||
Heavenly Banana Pudding | $8.20 | |||
Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie | $8.65 | |||
Honey Buttermilk Cheesecake | $7.46 | |||
Chocolate Lovin' Spoon Cake | $11.77 | |||
Family-Style Meals | ||||
Glazed Meatloaf Family Meal | $45.50 | |||
Honey Dusted Fried Chicken Family Meal | $45.28 | |||
Sweet Tea Roasted Chicken Family Meal | $45.25 | |||
Farm Fresh Vegetable Plate Family Meal | $45.28 | |||
Kids | ||||
Kid's Grilled or Fried* Chicken | $11.07 | |||
Kid's Mountain Blueberry Waffle | $7.49 | |||
Kid's Buttered Noodles | $9.12 | |||
Kid's Classic Waffle | $6.97 | |||
Kid's Vegetable Plate | $8.29 | |||
Extra Dips & Sauces | ||||
Ranch | $0.90 | |||
Milk Gravy | $0.90 | |||
Sriracha Honey | $0.90 | |||
Green Tomato Aioli | $0.90 | |||
Dijonnaise | $0.90 | |||
Ketchup | $0.90 | |||
Lemon Herb | $0.90 | |||
Grown-up Honey Mustard | $0.90 | |||
Thousand Island | $0.90 | |||
Drinks | ||||
Turmeric Ginger Tonic | $5.86 | |||
Southern Hospitality Agua Fresca | $5.80 | |||
Kiss of Lavender Lemonade | $5.86 | |||
Blueberry-Lavender Agua Fresca | $5.86 | |||
Sweet Iced Tea | $4.40 | |||
House-Made Ginger Beer | $5.86 | |||
Unsweet Iced Tea | $4.40 |
About Tupelo Honey Cafe
Every Tupelo Honey restaurant takes pride in its North Carolina roots as well as in its Southern traditions including its food and drinks. Such is its commitment to the South and its cuisine that every dish is created with its culinary traditions in mind regardless of location. The Tupelo Honey cafe prices are fairly affordable so getting the South in every bite becomes even more enjoyable.
History
The first Tupelo Honey restaurant opened in 2000 in Asheville, North Carolina in 2000. Today, there are 15 locations across seven states. Each restaurant, nonetheless, actively promotes the farm-to-table movement and served fresh, made-from-scratch Souther fare, as well as several Southern-inspired dishes and drinks with a modern twist.
What They’re Famous For
The Tupelo Honey chain has its roots in the Mountain South and it’s reflected in every dish. Here, the time-honored culinary traditions are honored: canning and preserving, pickling and frying, and using seasonal ingredients to create the most scrumptious Southern dishes and drinks.
The dishes here are healthier than the fare offered in other restaurants, too, particularly fast-food fare. Most of the South’s traditional foods are prepared with a healthy twist like fried green tomatoes with goat cheese grits.
Why Eat Here
Keep in mind that the Tupelo Honey restaurants are so popular that these can become crowded at certain times. Reservations are highly recommended, especially when you’re planning on visiting during peak hours – the brunch, lunch and dinner hours on weekends, to be exact. While the weekdays aren’t as busy as the weekends, we still suggest making reservations when you’re coming in during the suppertime hours.
But even with a crowd, a Tupelo Honey restaurant will likely not feel too crowded because of the large dining spaces and the ample distance between the tables. There’s elbow room for small and large groups so it doesn’t feel like you’re eavesdropping on other people’s conversations.
The customer service is fast, attentive and friendly but remember, too, that the speed with which your orders are delivered to your table will depend on the number of diners; the cooks have to struggle with the flood of orders. The wait, fortunately, is worth the wait, not to mention that you will be provided with complimentary biscuits and jam so you don’t go into beast mode.
The menu features a nearly overwhelming selection of dishes for breakfast, lunch and supper so first-timers will likely need assistance navigating it. Just keep in mind that if it sounds good, then it tastes good because that’s how Tupelo Honey works! Think of the food and drinks here as comfort food prepared the gourmet way but at more affordable prices.
You don’t have to dress up in your Sunday’s best although the food may well deserve it. There’s a casual dress code that befits the casual, relaxed and friendly vibe of the restaurant. For this reason, kids and adults will find that eating together as part of a close-knit community is possible in a restaurant.
The menu has several vegetarian, soy-free, and gluten-free dishes, which are clearly stated on the menu. If you have specific dietary needs, you can ask your server to accommodate them albeit within reasonable limits. Just remember that you’re in a Southern-inspired restaurant so dairy products, such as eggs and milk, are most likely to be in the food although there are several exceptions.
The sheer number of the dishes can be overwhelming but we highly suggest a few items. First, the buttermilk fried chicken is the chain’s bestseller – perfectly battered and fried it can rival your great-grandma’s famous recipe. This is served with two country sides and a creamy milk gravy, or it can be served with biscuits, potato pancakes, and greens, as well as served as a filling in the Southern Fried Chicken BLT.
Second, the fried green tomatoes seem like a weird dish but it’s as Southern as you can get. This is an appetizer that features the delectable flavors of fresh basil, goat cheese grits, and roasted red pepper coulis. You may want to pair it with other appetizers like avocado toast and fried okra but be careful not to become too stuffed.
There’s a full bar with an extensive menu of wines, beers and cocktails. The South, after all, is known for its drinks-related traditions including its manufacture of iconic alcoholic drinks.
The restaurants usually have outdoor seating, a great place to see and be seen. There’s also free Wi-Fi access for customers although there are no televisions and other forms of entertainment.
To learn more about Tupelo Honey Cafe or to find a location near you, visit their website at tupelohoneycafe.com.
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How much is Tupelo Honey Cafe's Spicy Cauliflower Bites?
Spicy Cauliflower Bites – $8.46
How much is a Asheville Hot Chicken Dip at Tupelo Honey Cafe?
Asheville Hot Chicken Dip – $11.87
How much are Kids Sweet Potato Pancakes at Tupelo Honey Cafe?
Kids Sweet Potato Pancakes – $5.68
How much does a Tupelo Honey Cafe's Kids Mac-N-Cheese Cost?
Kids Mac-N-Cheese – $6.90