
Tupelo Honey Southern Kitchen & Bar located in downtown Asheville, North Carolina is a revival of Southern foods and traditions rooted in the Carolina Mountains we call home. We serve chef-inspired & responsibly sourced Southern food for brunch, lunch, and dinner. Our bar offers an extensive list of hand-crafted cocktails, wines, and local craft beers. We are known for our superior Southern hospitality and welcoming atmosphere. Our menu has something for everyone, making us the perfect choice for a family dinner, date night, business lunch, special event, and more. Join us at Tupelo Honey in downtown Asheville for an experience you won’t soon forget!
An all-day menu of Southern comfort food with a creative twist, plus craft beers & cocktails.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 12 College St, Asheville, NC 28801
Phone: (828) 255-4863
Website: https://tupelohoneycafe.com/restaurant/downtown-asheville/
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Reservations: tupelohoneycafe.comopentable.com
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Reviews
Highly recommend (recommended to us by our hotel valet-he will get an extra tip for that)!
The food is consistently excellent:
Shrimp & Grits: One of the best versions of this dish I’ve ever had.
Honey-Dusted Fried Chicken: My wife’s go-to—she gets it every single visit and loves it.
Cocktails: The dirty martini is solid, and the chocolate-mint espresso martini was a delicious seasonal surprise.
The only downside: Parking is a major challenge in this area. Definitely plan to arrive 20 minutes early just to find a spot. Aside from that, it’s a 10/10 experience!
I am not sure if this was lack of service or skills or plain racism because tables beside us were being served pretty well and respectfully. We didn’t feel welcomed from the get go. At the end of the day, they aren’t offering a free meal.
Absolutely sad and disgraceful to see such racist behavior in 2025! Do better!
First impression – restaurant looks a bit dated, however that can be overlooked.
The smell of fried food is everywhere and is stuck to the clothes and came out smelling like a fried chicken. Please get a better exhaust!
Was sat at a table but we were ignored for more than 25 minutes with no service. No water for the table.
Appetizer arrived 15 minutes later – fried tomatoes – it was good.
Still No water offered despite reminder.
Mains arrived – Asheville hot chicken and chicken tenders – again it was good.
No water offered again.
The waiter for our table only stopped by once to get the food in. The tables around us were well tended to, because they were white ?
Never again! I am going give my money to a racist business!
The food was awesome but I am always most motivated to leave a great review when the service excels and this trip it did! Incredible, polite and attentive and it was very busy! Thanks Kari.
The menu was varied and provided good portions and value. We sampled over a half dozen different main and side dishes. Standouts included the sweet potato pancake, the crispy brussels and the smothered chicken. Also, the biscuits with a variety of butters and jams were an amazing introduction, and also benefit the Hurricane Helene relief effort. The standout of the show however was the grilled cheese sandwich and tomato soup. Far and away the best tomato soup we’ve ever had, even if you’re not a fan of the dish, it’s worth a try.
We would revisit again.