Sweet Meadow Cafe

Excellent food and service. Reasonably priced Options only available here. My favorite is the fried goat cheese salad, but I have never had anything that wasn't excellent

I had not been to this sleepy country town before despite being well-traveled in North Carolina, but I thought this distinctive cafe worth the stop. Offered a vegetarian-friendly menu, I struggled to choose but restrained myself to a salad with imported goat cheese, which was rather delightful. More filling options abounded, and I regretted not getting the New Orleans style red beans and rice, particularly given how hard it is to find that dish vegetarian in New Orleans.The interior had the sort of atmosphere you might find in Bywater or thereabouts, and admitted of more appreciation than I had time to give. There aren't a ton of places you'd find out this way that will offer food that meets special dietary needs either, so unless you're planning on eating in Charlotte this is a good stop.

I would maybe consider going here again if I wanted a black bean burger and was in the area but honestly the customer service was so poor and disrespectful I probably won't be back. Take out experience was horrible, I felt so unwelcome and awkward waiting for my food. As soon as I walked in I was felt like I wasn't allowed. It's too bad the service sucked because the burger was pretty decent. Definitely not a family friendly atmosphere. I don't know what kind of atmosphere this is other than rude.

While I didn't care for what I ordered, my husband loved their biscuits and gravy, and he is very picky! Their scrambled eggs were very moist and fluffy, but could have used some seasoning. The restaurant is adorable and we'd pop in again!!

I spend a lot of time in Salisbury lately and this has been a place I've wanted to try and I'm so glad I finally tried them. The place is a small restaurant that feels so warm and welcoming. The food is outstanding and was so delicious. The people are so nice and welcoming. I love the menu, becuase it has so many options. I have to return to try more amazing things that I saw on the menu this time!It's definitely a 5 star for me.

What an amazing, cozy, eclectic, inviting, cool, fun and welcoming place this is! The decor, atmosphere, the plates of food we viewed as we waited to be seated, just the overall first minute of our visit was intoxicating to the senses!The menu -Sunday Brunch, Brunch, and cocktail had so many wonderful options to choose from. We decided on a special Bacon Quiche with Brunch Potatoes and fruit and Eggs Benedict with Brunch Potatoes. Nothing special to drink this visit besides a sweet tea (which was on point) and ice water. The potatoes were cooked and seasoned to perfect. Just the right amount of crispness to the fluffiness of the thicker slices. The quiche was flavorful and filling with the smokey bacon, tang of red onion, and bite of the white cheddar. The Eggs Benedict, with the creamy hollandaise mixed into the runny egg brought out some of the flavor from the Canadian bacon making every bite delectably indulgent.The staff was extremely friendly and efficient.We will return on a Sunday to try more brunch items and on a weeknight to try some of the items other reviewers raved about.

Food is amazing and ambiance kinda reminds me of New Orleans. The steaks are cooked perfectly.

Great food, great service and cozy atmosphere! We were visiting the area on Sunday so the menu was limited and they close at 2 - but well worth the effort!

Stopped by for lunch with friends and family. Funky little restaurant on a side street with street parking. Inside is bright and open with eclectic art on the walls and around the dining room(s). Wine and beer list offered local product! The menu is a nice array of personal and shareable appetizers, entree salads, soups, sandwiches and dinners. We had the berry brie appetizer, the black bean soup (dill sour cream is a must!), and the vegetable burrito (also available with chicken or shrimp). Served with homemade mango salsa. All dishes were beautifully presented and tasted homemade and wonderful. Definitely would recommend!

Came in during the Cheerwine festival. The host at first was slow (place wasn't busy) but after we sat, our waitress was fast and efficient. They were out of a few items and evidently we got the last roasted red crab dip. Also had the tuna melt. They were out of the beer I wanted, so went with a backup. All in all, a good meal but it seemed like the festival had a big effect on their quantities.