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Hours
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–2 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–2 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–2 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2025 McCullough Blvd, Tupelo, MS 38801
Phone: (662) 322-7322
Website: http://sweetteaandb.com/
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Reviews
Sharon Hartmann
Nice atmosphere- small tables to seat 2 to 6. Excellent place for lunch. Large portions. There are always several specials each day from quiche, vegetable plate, soup and sandwich, salads and tasty desserts. You place your order at the counter and get a number to place at your table. The friendly staff bring you your food quickly. Lots of frozen casseroles to take home to bake later- spaghetti chicken, chicken enchiladas, macaroni and cheese, etc. The new boutique store in the same building should be open soon. Will be a great place to spend a fun afternoon.
… moreBonnie Gholston
What a unique place to shop and eat both!!
The food and atmosphere is so special!
One has to go to it to see what I’m talking about!!! Tupelo, Mississippi
… moreThe food and atmosphere is so special!
One has to go to it to see what I’m talking about!!! Tupelo, Mississippi
Susan Winters
The freshest food, it’s really awesome food. Best reasurant in Tupelo. They do catering and can shop there too!! The service is great.
… moreTeresa Neir
First of all Tupelo 2 go is wonderful. My food has always arrived timely and in great condition. Sweet Tea and Biscuits was no exception. The pimento sandwich with greens were on point. The chess pie was great for after meal dessert.
… moreBendee Zuck
We wanted to try somewhere “southern”. The parking is a disaster. The restaurant was in the pack of a craft mall or booths of boutique offerings. There were so many tables for the space that it was difficult to walk. They had real cloth table clothes. You order at a counter to the side and in the back and find a table. There were ladies playing card games. There was a sorority having a meeting. This was unclear upon arrival. The prices were in the $12-$15 per person before a drink. Sodas are in a can and priced individually. There are refills on sweet tea and water. The portions were large. This seemed out of place considering all of the customers were ladies. We all took half of our lunch home and ate another meal.
They were out of numerous things on the menu. I was looking forward to lima beans, which was the side with my entree. They were one of many things they did not have. The meatloaf was great! The potatoes were also good. The macaroni and cheese was so-so. I thought the primary taste of it was salt water. Others in my group of five ate it. No one commented about how good it was. The sandwiches were large and served with a surprise slice of water melon. We tried what three ladies said were their best pies. The chocolate pie was nice. The buttermilk pie good as well. It was our first experience with buttermilk pie and there isn’t anything where I am from to compare it to. If you like pie, you will like these. They weren’t over -the- top great, but they were good. The sweet tea was well received. The homemade biscuits were not what I had hoped for. If it is in your name, it should be amazing. I would choose a biscuit from KFC over these in a blind taste test all day.
… moreThey were out of numerous things on the menu. I was looking forward to lima beans, which was the side with my entree. They were one of many things they did not have. The meatloaf was great! The potatoes were also good. The macaroni and cheese was so-so. I thought the primary taste of it was salt water. Others in my group of five ate it. No one commented about how good it was. The sandwiches were large and served with a surprise slice of water melon. We tried what three ladies said were their best pies. The chocolate pie was nice. The buttermilk pie good as well. It was our first experience with buttermilk pie and there isn’t anything where I am from to compare it to. If you like pie, you will like these. They weren’t over -the- top great, but they were good. The sweet tea was well received. The homemade biscuits were not what I had hoped for. If it is in your name, it should be amazing. I would choose a biscuit from KFC over these in a blind taste test all day.
J W
Sweet Tea and Biscuits has been a go-to spot for me every time I come home to Tupelo on leave from the military. This place is more than just a restaurant—it’s like sitting down for a meal with family. The food is everything you’d expect from wonderful Southern home cooking: hearty, flavorful, and made with care.
Whether it’s their fried chicken, fluffy biscuits, or perfectly sweet tea, every bite feels like a warm hug from home. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, and the staff always treats you like family. Where I’m stationed they don’t have food like they do here back home so it’s a nice breath of fresh air coming here.
I have so many fond memories of Sweet Tea and Biscuits from before I joined the military, and every visit brings me right back to those cherished times. It’s become a tradition to stop here whenever I’m back in town, and it never disappoints. If you’re looking for authentic Southern cooking and a place that feels like home, this is it!
… moreWhether it’s their fried chicken, fluffy biscuits, or perfectly sweet tea, every bite feels like a warm hug from home. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, and the staff always treats you like family. Where I’m stationed they don’t have food like they do here back home so it’s a nice breath of fresh air coming here.
I have so many fond memories of Sweet Tea and Biscuits from before I joined the military, and every visit brings me right back to those cherished times. It’s become a tradition to stop here whenever I’m back in town, and it never disappoints. If you’re looking for authentic Southern cooking and a place that feels like home, this is it!
Rachel Corinna Ford
I love this place it brought back memories of my childhood from back home in texas
… moreMarshall Mullins
The people are super nice and the food is very good. It is hard to see from the road. It’s in the back of Joyful Creations Gift Shop.
… moreJanessa JG
This place is a little hard to see from the road and the cafe is located in the back of the market. The market is beautiful and they are friendly. We were there at opening and waited a few mins in line, and the parking lot was completely full when we were leaving, so it is popular. The portions are big and we liked being able to get salad or fresh fruit instead of your typical potato options. The cakes are delicious too.
… moreMonica Winningham
The pictures really don’t show what this place is like. The front is an antique shop and the back is a cutesy restaurant with a changing menu and foods you don’t see often in my opinion. The pies were amazing! We loved the atmosphere for our girls outing. Cute, simple, sweet. Love that it was a unique experience. Really made our rare moms day out feel special.
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