Honey's Kitchen

We stayed in Roslyn at the Spruce Moose Inn above Honey’s Kitchen for several days this week, and we’d been eyeing Honey’s menu each morning, eagerly waiting for them to open. The waffle selection alone had us counting down. They finally opened this morning (Friday), and we were the only people in the restaurant, so service was quick and attentive. Both the (I’m assuming) owner and the chef were welcoming and made sure we had everything we needed. When we arrived, we were told that coffee and water were available at the end of the bar in a self-serve setup, and that espresso drinks weren’t available at the time. No problem—we’d already had coffee—so I opted for a tea instead. It was a standard Bigelow tea, nothing fancy, but I appreciated having the option. My friend ordered the chicken

Honey’s is a great add to Roslyn with a mixup of plates to meet any pallet! Our kids even enjoyed a quick look into the kitchen as Chef James demonstrated the making of his famous biscuits! Highly recommend!

Food was amazing and the staff was super friendly. I had the huevos rancheros which was perfectly flavored with the right amount of spice. My boyfriend had Honey’s delight which was unique with a great sweet savory combination. We will definitely come here the next time we are in Roslyn. Free coffee was really delicious.

Came across this place while on a business trip. Stopped at one restaurant and was recommended this restaurant. Got the big biscuit breakfast. Everything about this place was fantastic. The service was rapid. The people were friendly and the food was delicious. If I come this way again I will be sure to stop. You should too.

Absolutely lovely cafe! The drip coffee was free and plentiful. The outside patio was lovely for a fall brunch. It was so good we went twice during our short trip in the area! I don’t think you could do wrong with any of the options on the menu.