The Parsonage

Quick dining experience, lots of seating, also incredible decor for the holiday season! I really loved the huge Yeti watching us eat. I think the food was only okay, it seemed a bit lacking in flavor and I found myself putting more and more hot sauce on it with every bite. However, the price point is seemingly appropriate for that!Great place for an easy bite and holiday cheer!

Vintage with a touch of whimsy is the best description I can give of the dining room. The design of this place is a pretty eclectic with thrifted pieces effortlessly incorporated into the decor and seating. It's cute.You seat yourself and a staff member will bring a menu and greet you when they get a moment. The staff were generally pleasant and helpful.Above were the positives of my experience. The wait for food for a one-person order was longer than it should've been, and the food was mediocre at best. I should have trusted the previous reviews on the omelettes, but I'm a sucker for omelettes so I tried it. It was not good. I wish the menu was more specific about the ingredient options...when I ordered onions, I didn't expect a ringlets of red onion and when I ordered peppers, I didn't expect the sweetness of red peppers. Overall, the egg to veggie ratio was off. The eggs were super thick, like when you cook 3-egg omelette in a small pan, but they were also layered like maybe it was more than 3 eggs. The veggies were sparse. I needed more of all of them (except I had to pick the red peppers out to avoid the unwelcome sweet flavor in my attempt at a savory breakfast). Also, there was butter added underneath the veggies on my omelette. Like literally a pad of butter spread underneath. I can't understand why anyone would do this when making an omelette. Finally, I had to add salt. There was no seasoning in the food...literally none. I went with hash on the side rather than grits. It was okay at best. I wouldn't have it again. Honestly, I should have gone with my first mind and ordered a biscuit sandwich...because as much as I want to go back to try that, I can't imagine taking myself back here after such a subpar culinary experience. I'd rate this experience a 1.5 so I rounded up to 2 stars.

Service was very slow during a weekday lunchtime visit, with only one server on duty. She was very kind, informative, and accommodating. However, the food was spectacular. The mustard potato salad was the best that I've ever tasted. The Parsonage Club Sandwich was fantastic, with its flavorful aioli! They had a nice Nora Jones soundtrack playing. The prices were imminently reasonable. This is now on my to-go list of eateries. I shall return!

Food: the breakfast toaster, tea, fruit. Ambiance: very country cute. Service: went on a Sunday. The waitress said they only have one chef so they could not make any substitutions or accommodations. They will only serve it exactly as it is on the menu. I wanted to have a salad or sandwich but they only have that available after 12noon. They couldn't bring me a pot of water for tea because they were all used. I just heard a lot of "can't." So we "won't" be back.

Food and drinks are very expensive. They can not serve scrambled eggs, but only dry overcooked omelets. A drip coffee is $4 - and server did not come to fill up. We were party of three. Two of us finished our meal by the time the third person was served their food. This seems to be the new normal in most restaurants. They also suggest a 30% tip which is ridiculous!

Don't tell my grandma I said this because she will get mad at me. The cinnamon rolls were some of the best I ever had, the vibes were relaxing and comfortable, and I was tempted to lick my plate clean bc everything was so good. Go immediately

We went on a Sunday for brunch and were seated immediately, our server and all the other workers were seriously so sweet and friendly! The ambiance and interior had a very unique feel that I love, my boyfriend and I ordered the OMG and it was so good that I forgot to snap a picture lol! I highly recommend checking out this spot, you won't regret it!

This was a great spot for brunch! Be mindful that you can only order off the brunch menu if you arrive before noon on the weekends. This was a little disappointing as my vegetarian friend was left with little options. Also, they sold out of cinnamon rolls very early so we were sad that we weren't able to try that. The layout of the restaurant is great and I really liked the decor. The Belgian waffle and breakfast biscuit sandwich were wonderful. The cheese grits lacked salt and pepper. Overall, not a bad experience and I'd come back.

It was great. The reason I didn't give a 5 star is because they were out of certain sandwiches on the menu. Otherwise, the place was fairly busy. Service was excellent. The place looked amazing. And the food we got was perfect. If you send me the Reuben I wanted, this may move to a 5 star review.

Food is really good. wait is kinda long. Potato Salad is the best Ive ever had.I wish the portions were bigger