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The only option that was listed as vegan on the menu had seen in it (which fortunately the server knew that I had an salat and brussels sprout. there is no reas...
read moreEverything is fresh. they need to ask if they can make certain items vegan. baked green tomatoes were very fresh. please, no grottos/Polenta. we had the garden...
read moreI understand you're in asheville and want to be vegan. they are not, their server have no idea whether there is something milk or eggs or not and are customers...
read moreExtremely limited decisions, especially given its popularity and asheville location. bohnenburger is not vegan. drilling the veggie plate and the tofu wing from...
read moreI am vegan and gf is vegetarian. We both enjoyed it very much. Not as many options for vegans, but the black bean burger was great. It was handmade, not a froze...
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read moreTupelo Honey offers a mixed culinary experience that reflects its Southern roots, drawing both praise and disappointment from visitors. While the restaurant delights some with its crispy fried chicken, flavorful Brussels sprouts, and standout appetizers like fried green tomatoes and tofu wings, others find the menu lacking, particularly in vegan options. Service is noted as friendly and accommodating despite occasional slowdowns. Desserts like the banana pudding receive accolades, and the inviting atmosphere attracts diners, especially during peak hours. Overall, Tupelo Honey presents a lively dining destination, though some diners suggest exploring Asheville’s diverse food scene before returning.