
Tupelo Honey Southern Kitchen & Bar located across from Union Station in downtown Denver, Colorado is a revival of Southern foods and traditions rooted in the Carolina Mountains we call home. Our restaurant serves 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. Join us during Happy Hour during the week for drink and food specials. 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 Denver for an experience you won’t soon forget!
Lively outpost of a Southern franchise serving up fried chicken, po’ boys, mint juleps, and more.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1650 Wewatta St #104, Denver, CO 80202
Phone: (720) 274-0650
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I had the lunch special, which all seemed to be made in a mass produced buffet line – the cup of soup was luke warm and gelatinous, the crispy potatoes were probably cooked hours before, the pecan chicken salad sandwich had good pieces of chicken but no pecans.
Bathrooms had no electricity / lights.
Service was good.
Definitely would not go back.
We got the chicken finger family sampler, shrimp and grits, and pecan pie, along with fried okra, fried pickles, Brussels sprouts, and mac & cheese. As someone from Alabama, I can tell you this food genuinely brought back childhood memories. The flavors were spot-on authentic.
The chicken fingers were perfectly Southern-fried with that ideal crispy coating and juicy interior. The shrimp and grits couldn’t have been more authentic – creamy, perfectly seasoned grits with beautifully cooked shrimp. Every side dish held its own, from the tangy crunch of the fried pickles to the comforting richness of the mac & cheese.
What I especially appreciate is the restaurant’s namesake itself. For those unfamiliar, Tupelo honey comes from the white Ogeechee Tupelo trees that grow in the swamps of the Deep South, primarily in northwest Florida and southern Georgia. This rare, prized honey – which never crystallizes – has been treasured in Southern cuisine for generations. It’s a beautiful touch that the restaurant honors this connection, bringing a piece of authentic Southern heritage to Denver. Most people here probably don’t realize the significance, but it shows the care and authenticity behind everything Tupelo Honey does.
I picked up our order rather than dining in (I’m not huge on venturing into the city, but I do love trying new food!). The takeout was perfectly packaged and the food traveled beautifully. If you’re craving real Southern cooking in Denver, this is your place. Highly recommended.
Update: everything was still very delicious with amazing customer service. The sweet potato pancakes
I always try something different every time we go. This time I had the Southern Shakshuka, and it was excellent. We always get the biscuits with the blueberry compote; they now have peach, which was the family favorite. Portions were generous, and presentation was on point.
Service was friendly, attentive, and efficient without feeling rushed. Drinks and cocktails were well-crafted and complemented the food nicely.
Overall, Tupelo Honey delivers consistent quality, great service, and bold Southern flavors. Whether you’re visiting for brunch, lunch, or dinner, it’s a spot I’d gladly return to and recommend to others.
Very disappointing.. probably won’t eat here again :(. The had the best potato’s and smothered chicken here in Denver.. not anymore.