Honey Butter's Kitchen

First trip to this location, although we have been to their Tuano location. This one is a little smaller, but busier and newer (or at least fresher looking). Decor was pleasant and as a marked improvement over the other location, no carpet to be stained and hold odors!Today we had: The Lumberjack - omelette made with potatoes, bacon, sausage, ham & cheddar cheese & choice of Toast (English muffin in this case). And a Breakfast Burrito - Ham, Scrambled Eggs, Onions, Peppers, Cheddar Cheese. Served with a side of Sour Cream (passed on this) & Salsa added Avocado for $2. Both were very well-sized and filling. Nothing fancy. Just good food at a reasonable price for what you receive. Waitress was very pleasant, polite and friendly, and she was prompt and efficient without being too intrusive.

Had an excellent experience eating here for Williamsburg restaurant week. Food: Chicken and dumplings were delicious! Salad was also good, not the biggest fan of their ranch (too much dill)) and too many onions but was able to pick them off. Chocolate cake that came with the restaurant week meal was very good! Husband has their club sandwich with fries and it was also very good! Our server that night was extremely sweet and kind. Will be back!

Food was very tasty and reasonably priced. The catfish was excellent alongside the hush puppies. Their garlic fried potatoes were exceptional highly recommended.The service was very good our server Alexus was very friendly and prompt. She even shared the reason why "Hush Puppies " have that name. You'll have to ask for Alexus when you dine there. The ambiance is open almost cafeteria style. Tables and booths are available.Overall a pleasant dining experience.

I had ordered a breakfast burrito w/o sour cream but with avocado along with tea. It was so perfect in that the tortilla was slightly grilled just to make it have it the crunch factor and the extra money I paid for the avocado was well spent because the burrito had so much of it! Hubby had the Lumberjack omelette and an English muffin as he loves meat. The food came quickly and our server was so sweet, realizing that I was a slow nibbler. This Honey Butter's was so much cleaner than the other one on Richmond Rd. lacking the carpet, thank goodness, and hence that certain smell that wasn't the most attractive. This one was well decorated, with the presence of an attractive bar, a large screen television all lined up beautifully. Kudos!

Came in for lunch on a Thursday and it was pretty busy. I was drawn here because I saw they had Monte Cristo on the menu, which I love. This however was not your typical Monte Cristo. Usually it has a nice crunchy exterior because it's fried but this one was more like French toast bread. The service was good but the food was just ok.

The food here was pretty good. I got the shrimp and grits and the shrimp were cooked well and the grits were very saucy. It did get a bit loud and cramped after a while, so maybe come earlier in the day. Despite how busy they were, the servers were fast and friendly, checking on us periodically.

We went to Honey's on a Sunday around 10:45 am. We waited about 20 minutes and were seated at the bar. I previously was here on a weekday and there was no wait time. I had the tropical mimosa and my partner had the Irish coffee. Both were very strong and a great deal for the price. I ordered the corn beef hash, my partner had the breakfast sandwich. The corned beef came w garlic potatoes which were amazing. The beef itself was not overly salty or runny, which I appreciate. The breakfast sandwich was surprisingly light, and very filling. On a previous visit I had a blueberry pancake, scrambled egg whites, and turkey sausage. The pancake in itself was very filling. My egg whites were super fluffy, and very enjoyable, the turkey sausage was definitely a frozen sausage patty, which is to be expected and tasted as such. Our server at the bar was as engaging as we wanted her to be. She made the experience and ambiance feel warm and welcoming. I did notice that the bourbon and alcohol selection was good. It's nothing overly special or specific, but it's good enough that most folks will find something they like. Honey's is certainly a place we will be back to.

Williamsburg is known for its pancake houses, especially those located on Richmond Road. This Honey Butter's is located off Monticello Road and is more of a locals' place since it's away from the tourist area. We visited recently as a group of six around 10:30 am on a Sunday. The breakfast rush was wrapping up, and we were seated almost immediately. They offer a broad menu of breakfast items, all reasonably priced with perfect portions. I prefer egg whites and was able to request an omelet made using them. It was delicious!!! One of our group ordered the eggs benedict, which came with potatoes and ham. The eggs were more soft cooked than runny, but still very good. We recommend Honey Butters if you're in the area and looking for a good breakfast.

This place has one of those classic diner feels but a bit more modern. I was greeted at the door with a smile and a good morning. Quickly seated. Waitress was friendly. Quick to offer suggestions when prompted. Sausage gravy could use more seasoning, it was not the best. Biscuits were tough. Almost felt like they were reheated from the day before. I had never had stone ground grits before so I can't compare them as far as taste. They were OK.. I would happily go back here and try another item on the menu.

Typical diner food. Simple, plain and no frills.The special of the day was meatloaf. It was bland, and overcooked.The chicken fried chicken had a bit more flavor and the white mushroom gravy was pretty good. Overall it was pretty greasy and the chicken was a bit tough.The green beans were strange. They were drenched in a weird buttery sauce. I love green beans and couldn't finish these.Never received refills on our beverages.If you like your food plain with little to no flavor than this is the place for you. It was a no for me.