HomeGrown Kitchen is a breakfast, brunch and lunch eatery with a passion for our community and a commitment to locally-sourced food. At HomeGrown, we serve traditional breakfast staples and seasonal favorites. From pancakes, scrambles and sandwiches to coffees, fresh-squeezed juices and Mimosas. Bloody Marys, and more.
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Address: 801 SE 8th St #1, Bentonville, AR 72712
Phone: (479) 319-3805
Website: https://homegrownkitchen.com/
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Kay Lynn
You must start with the homemade Pop’d Hearts! Everything in life will be better after just one bite!! Had breakfast here on a Saturday morning— loved it! Service was friendly and attentive; they handled our group well. Food was great— fresh ingredients, generous portions. Pancakes were so fluffy! Everyone liked their meal. Remember to take a few Pop’d Hearts home with you!
… moreGabriela Zambrano
Loved the breakfast here! The avocado toast was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully made. The cinnamon sugar pop tart was super tasty—I especially liked the crust. The coffee was great, and the bacon was cooked perfectly. The biscuits and gravy looked amazing, but we didn’t get a chance to try them this time. Service was wonderful—our server was so attentive and sweet. The ambiance is spot on too, with great decor, tables, and inviting cozy atmosphere.
… moreDaniel Young
I’ll admit I’m kind of a baby when it comes to spicy food. But, when recommended I decided to try the Salsa Verde Pork and Eggs. It was so yummy and the perfect amount of spicy for me. Just enough to add an incredible flavor, but not too hot to where I didn’t enjoy every second. You can always add some hot sauce if you want an extra kick. I also appreciate you can get on the online waiting list where you and your entire group can can be notified of your place in line. The food was incredible, the prices were great for the amount of food you get. The service was quick and definitely worth the short wait. Go hungry, but definitely go. Thank me later.
… moreJuanita Franklin
The seasonal Sweet Potato Pancakes were so moist with chucks of sweet potato in every few bites! They are delicious plain, but spread the cream cheese glaze on them they’re even better. To really take them to their full potential, drizzle the buttermilk caramel sauce on them. You don’t need a lot unless you like very sweet cakes.
I also had the Honey Bee Latte, which was excellent!
… moreI also had the Honey Bee Latte, which was excellent!
Nichole Turner
This place was delicious. It was fast service, quality food, and most importantly all from local farms. If you want to truly support your local farms… This is a way to do it. It cost the same as your big name chains, but with home grown quality.
… moreTD Myers
Located on the Walmart home office campus, they have a big open restaurant with tons of comfy booths. We went on a Friday around noon and it was busy. Super loud, we could barely hear each other, it was just a general noise level, not any party in particular. I did like the menu offerings. All of the portions were on the small side. Two of us ordered an omelet called “gimme the meats”, it should have been called “hiding the meats”! It had zero bacon and maybe 8-10 pea sized pieces of sausage and ham. Quite disappointing for the cost. The gravy tasted pretty good and the cheesy grits were alright, a little thick. The English muffin was barely toasted, it actually had a cold center. Side jam was homemade and tasty. They put a pepper grinder on the table, but honestly coarse pepper on eggs isn’t good, so I’d rather have a regular shaker. Service was attentive and bathroom clean, could really use a purse hook. I wouldn’t go back, I can make better breakfast at home for a fraction and actually have “the meats”.
… moreBrent Holiday
An amazing fresh and local brunch spot in a great location being right next to Walmarts Home Office and not far from downtown Bentonville! They got good seasonal offerings as well especially the cranberry French toast!
… moreClaudia Wadsworth
First time trying Home Grown and we are definitely not disappointed! We were there for Sunday breakfast and I am a huge eggs benedict fan! My husband ordered biscuits and gravy. Our service was fast and server was super friendly. The food was everything I hoped it would be. I will definitely be back and recommend you give it a go!
… moreJeannie McIntire
I really wanted to love Homegrown. The name evokes comfort, care, and something special. Unfortunately, it didn’t live up to that promise. The space feels more curated for buzz than for substance. There’s always a wait (even on a Wednesday at noon), and parking was a hassle.
The food was mediocre at best. I took a coffee cake to go, which turned out to be a dense, dry brick with little flavor. I followed the instructions to microwave it and add the caramel syrup which tasted like bottled Ghirardelli, but it still lacked any real appeal. I had heard great things about the lemon pop tart pastry, but after this experience, I’m not eager to go back and try it.
I’m growing tired of the “good enough for tourists” places that have popped up all over town. Homegrown, sadly, feels like one of them. Three stars are generous two feels more honest. Unlikely to return
… moreThe food was mediocre at best. I took a coffee cake to go, which turned out to be a dense, dry brick with little flavor. I followed the instructions to microwave it and add the caramel syrup which tasted like bottled Ghirardelli, but it still lacked any real appeal. I had heard great things about the lemon pop tart pastry, but after this experience, I’m not eager to go back and try it.
I’m growing tired of the “good enough for tourists” places that have popped up all over town. Homegrown, sadly, feels like one of them. Three stars are generous two feels more honest. Unlikely to return
Trenton Talburt
So I’ll start with the service was great and food was really good. My wife has been wanting to try here for a couple months and today we were able to get here. It was Sunday morning so all they were offering was mimosa’s so a little let down there, my wife wanted the margarita. They were out of the key lime seasonal that my wife wanted so a knock there. I had the Cuban sandwich, it was really good. A little light on mustard for my taste but overall a great sandwich. I will say the plate had half of a pickle and I truly think that’s just cheap, a small sandwich and some home made kettle chips for 13.50 you can give a whole pickle. My wife had the avacado toast. It was good she said. But felt it was missing something. Her thought was a salt or vinegar. Maybe pickled red onions. The fruit was good and her eggs were undercooked, she ordered over hard and they were still gooey. Overall it’s a good experience and the food was good but not perfect. We will definitely give them another shot.
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