Honeysuckle Cafe

The turkey bacon Swiss sandwich is one of the best sandwich melts I’ve had in a long time! We also got the green goddess salad and a side of the kale salad which were also excellent. All of it was so delicious! Great service too.

Family owned and operated and the owners are the sweetest! Been here several times and it's always delicious! Spicy sweet potatoe burrito has Indian curry vibes. The Dubai French toast with the homemade whipped cream, pistachios, those little crunchy strings, chocolate sauce, and strawberryhits the sweet tooth, and the chili relleno grilled cheese special today straight slapped!! And I love their broccoli salad and pasta salad sides.

Where do I start? I had the most wonderful experience at Honeysuckle Cafe. Ambiance is a 5: definitely cute on the outside, inviting with a nicely painted porch and seats. As you enter you are welcomed by walls with colorful canvas artwork (which are for sale and painted by a local artist!). Cute decor with plants give it a homey feel. Dining area seats 14. There is a window view to the outside porch and surrounding area.plenty of parking. Service is a definite 5: you’re greeted with a smile as you enter. I relayed that it’s my first time and the hostess/wait staff was so helpful telling me about their did used on the board and their popular items. I ordered the green goddess sandwich with chicken salad (you can alternatively order chickpea salad) and a side of kale salad. The sandwich w

Family owned & operated this gem is our favorite spot any day of the week. Dynamic menu of comfort, health, creativity, and fun when it comes to the different specials featured throughout the week. Products are local down to the desserts! This restaurant is the definition of support local but local. Not to mention the owners are pretty radical and down to earth people. If you’re looking for your next honey hole to eat with your family or sneak out by yourself, well it’s in the name itself. Definitely 10/10 recommended!

WOW..........Maybe one of the best soups i ever had. my son and i stopped in a few days ago for lunch. Soup was like kale and potatoes, i forget the name, but it was outstanding, you can see in the pic. we got the ham sandwich: Va Press and chicken salad cold plate. like others have said, the sandwich was pile high, we shared. please keep in mind that this is a small little hidden gem hiding out on 39th street, not many tables, all food items are served in plastic containers. be back soon !