The Kitchen Table at Relish

Saturdays are better with fun brunch options. Add a covered patio and you have a fun place to dine with friends and family. I started with the Paper Plane(s, Trains, & Automobiles). It was a great way to have some bourbon on a warm day and the plane on the side was a fun way to serve it.The cocktail was a nice complement to our great meals. The waffle Monte cristo was a great take on the classic sandwich. Having the jam in the middle and syrup on top was a great mix of flavors. My wife ordered the breakfast pizza. Eggs, sausage, and cheese on a waffle was awesome and the hot honey brought it all together.The staff was friendly and our server ensured our glasses stayed full. We were passing through Raleigh and I am thrilled we decided to eat here. I can't wait to return soon!

I had a good experience at Relish! The Kitchen Table was fantastic, the restaurant was clean, and our server was polite and attentive. The shrimp and grits and side salad were top-notch - no complaints here! We started in a booth, but due to the air conditioning causing condensation, we had to relocate. Water was everywhere!The bartender, Zack, really knew his stuff - his drinks were on point! I had the espresso martini and the apple butter Hendricks fizz, and they were delicious transition, just as Zack suggested. Zack was not only polite and helpful but also very engaging and friendly. I truly appreciated the service!

Relish is one of my favorite area restaurants in the Crabtree-Glenwood Station neighborhood. I have never had a poor experience ever. I finally checked off the brunch experience at their sister cafe/bar, The Kitchen Table. Located conveniently next door to Relish, is KT. I read about the vintage board game experience and wanted to check out brunch for myself. A friend and I visited around noon and we were seated immediately by a nice young gentleman and comfortably inside at a booth towards the bar. I enjoy the vintage-country charm of this cafe. Our waitress arrived to greet us immediately and we decided on the Special Caramel Expresso Martini. These were made perfectly. We then decided on shrimp & grits and the montecristo for entrees. Our entrees came out very quickly. I asked that my waffle be cooked to a crisp and the cook delivered. I do not enjoy soggy waffles. I paired my dish with cheese grits. I felt the dishes were good but nothing blew me away. What I did enjoy the most here were the cocktails !!!!! We had to relocate to the bar due to the air conditioner leaking water over my seat and onto the booth from condensation. This was the best thing to happen to us. Zack is the bartender and he was such a wonderful host. He makes inspiring cocktails and is a mad scientist with his creations as well as a great conversationalist. I wanted to try Elijah Craig bourbon for the first time and he made an Apple Butter Bourbon fizz with delicious ginger, this was excellent!!!! We chatted about the Tepuy donuts that they serve on weekends from the famous Tepuy shop. I look forward to visiting for dinner and more of Zack's creative cocktails. We did not play any games this visit, but I intend to next visit and love that it's an option. The southern hospitality was much appreciated.

I chose The Kitchen Table at Relish on a lovely Saturday afternoon for a solo brunch. It wasn't too busy, but I chose to sit at the bar. The host brought me water and menus as soon as I sat down. I asked for his food suggestions and he shared with me his favorites along with the new menu items. The bartender took my order, the breakfast pizza. I didn't order a drink because I had just donated blood and needed to only drink water :(. They have some really cool drinks and menu items. The breakfast pizza is four waffle pieces, with scrambled eggs, cheese, sausage crumbles and drizzled with hot honey. My food came out pretty quickly. The waffles were a little over cooked, almost burnt, but tasty. The toppings were very good, the hot honey added something I wouldn't have thought. Rather tasty. I really like the ambiance of The Kitchen Table. It's comfortable, yet cute. There's indoor and outdoor seating, booths and tables. The service was good.

Stopped by for a quick breakfast/brunch and was greeted immediately. You seat yourself anywhere, and there is even a heated patio area available. I chose to go with the monte Cristo and a side salad w/a creamy balsamic dressing. The sandwich was soooo delish and the flavors mended so well w/being on a waffle. The side salad was equally good, as well. Service was fast, and pricing was reasonable, especially given so much food. I would definitely visit again the next time that I'm in town!

TLDR: Excellent place for a delicious meal at a reasonable price. Easy online ordering. Curbside pick-up no longer available. We have dined at Relish before and had a good experience. This time we chose to order takeout from the Kitchen Table at Relish. We were equally impressed by this meal. We ordered online the Buffalo wrap and chili mac and cheese. The meal was ready on time and reasonably priced. An employee greeted us upon arrival and handed us the order. All of the items tasted great and were portioned well. I know the chili mac and cheese sounds strange but it did taste really good. The Kitchen Table is located beside Relish. It has a takeout counter, additional dining area, and emphasizes biscuits, brews, and board games. Overall, we had a good experience here and recommend this restaurant to others!

Great atmosphere and the service is great. The food was good ( could use more gravy on the biscuits and gravy). The game selection is vast.

We went to the kitchen table at relish last night for a double date. This place is really cool. The food is amazing and the service is friendly. Plus there's an entire library of floor to ceiling bookshelves of board games. They even have a kids section so there's really something for everyone here! I ordered the Reuben which was fantastic. My husband got the cod and fries/fish and chips and he really enjoyed it. We got nuggets and fries for my daughter which is pretty standard. Our friends got the grilled cheese for their daughter, braised short rib, and a blt? Oh and the flash fried broccoli. They all thought the food was amazing.The only downside is there were a lot of flies at our table! There's indoor and outdoor seating and they sell vegan desserts behind the counter. I think they were selling candles or something at the front too? And the employees seemed more than happy to explain to customers how to play games. Cool place!

Service is AMAZING and the food is absolutely delicious! Unlimited refills on soft drinks. Had the fondue.. it was so tasty and the bread was perfectly cooked with some crunch. The pickled vegetables were very good with an added crunch. All food is freshly prepared as I did not get the sauce with the grits. Ambiance is relaxed, noise level is not bad at all. Hundreds of games to choose from if you want to play! Highly recommend this restaurant and I will definitely add this into my rotation! Maybe there is hope for good food in NC!

The games they offer and place itself is cute but the service sucked and the food was pretty bland. Ordered some beignets with apple butter to start, they were pretty good. The avocado toast was dry, the avocado was like a guacamole paste (not a real avocado) and the plate was overpowered with tomato. The server was very slow and kept forgetting to bring the check, refill the water and coffee. And speaking of coffee, they don't have an espresso machine so no cappuccino or latte option, it's all drop coffee or regular American coffee which was very watered down and didn't taste like anything. Don't recommend and won't come back.