The 7 Best Places for Honey Butter in Raleigh

Audrey Aponte: Great brunch in a cute space. Tasty biscuits and honey butter to start

James Graebner: It's a trap!

Brent Parsons: Come hungry, Leave hungry.

David Elrod: The biscuits are made in house and come with honey or honey butter or nutella. They're exceptional. Also, the chai isn't too spicy!

Raymond Deck: Almond latte & grown up grilled cheese are wonderful

Ashley Spears: Get a waffle and get it with nutella

Tori Brock: Great service here and kid friendly. I really like the grilled nuggets they are great and much healthier then fried nuggets. Also their salads are amazing!!!!!!

Thomas Olsen: Chic-fil-A at North Hills has won the 2011 Mom's Choice Award for Best Kid-Friendly Restaurant in the Triangle.

Kim McDonald-Elias: I love their food and mystery Thursday’s

Will White: Best sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit in town.

Christy S: Support chickfila on standing up for their beliefs! 8-1-12. I did

Ted Swedalla: Number 4, no pickle. Best. Value meal. Ever.

Zach Shapiro: Pork shoulder hash for brunch. On point.

Meka Lloyd: Northerners beware...they don't serve wine/spirits before noon on Sunday. Yikes! No mimosa for me. #biblebeltblues

Pax Whitfield: True NY-style brunch, not that country club bullshit, and maybe the best bloody mary in Raleigh.

Troy Mease: I've eaten at this restaurant a handful of times after church on Sundays. It is some of the best fried chicken I've ever had in my life when they're making it fresh on a Sunday. Amazing recipe!

Ronald Marshall Jr: Great staff not enough food

Jermone Perry: This place is always crowd, and I don't know why.

👣Thomas King: Brand new interior. Well designed!

allison: Since the new building the food is hot as fast and customer service is awesome!

Jennifer Durby: Totally agree about the friendly staff!