The food is great...especially the charcoal burger!!!! Good wine list and freindly staff. Small place but thats what helps make it different and unique. If you havent been than you're missing out.

This small, tucked into old Myers Park, restaurant is a favorite of my best friend and mine. We have been going there for years to enjoy fresh, homemade food in an unhurried atmosphere. My favorite is the Quiche of the Day- never disappoints and comes with lovely fresh fruit. Plenty of choices on the menu for all tastes. The wait... More

And she was right... the Oyster Pooh Boy and Salad were terrific... and a pleasant surprise. People rave about the burgers and they are really good too... but if you like oysters cooked just right... give them a shot!

After eating at the Grove Park Inn, 12 Bones and then Lake Lure Inn this restaurant was so refreshing. You do not need fancy digs to have a great meal. The salad I had was with mixed greens, the best chicken salad I have had in a long time (lots of chicken), best croutons, muffin. Yum. My husband had a... More

You can almost blink and miss this rustic house in the midst of strip malls. It is near Presbyterian Medical Center and is surprisingly more like a diner on the inside. Fresh, wholesome, comfort food which is prepared right in front of you by an amiable chef. There is an old fashioned open kitchen. It appears to be family run... More

My mother and I tried this restaurant-I thought my food was delicious...service was ok--great tiny little restaurant-I felt a bit cramped but I would go back...

Tiny place, with a big heart, big smiles, good food.. We ate here for the first time and were quite surprised by it and the quality, while not a large one, it served to provide us with a sample of friendly and GOOD Southern cooking. We were also surprised at the helping of the delicious signature Pecan Coffee Cake.

Very friendly service and very good food in a diner type atmosphere makes this locals place a worthwhile stop. Almost everything is fresh. Soups, deserts, hamburger freshly ground etc. We had shrimp po boy, burgers, homemede tomato bisk soup and bread pudding. All were excellent. First visit was worth the reasonable price.

Great if you want to go local. This a cozy neighborhood place that serves good quality food, southern style, and fairly generous portions. Review based on dinner with friends. But I have also observed the parking lot always has cars in it. We had an excellent creamy tomato bisque soup. The chicken and sausage "low country" boil (soup) was also... More