Table Grace Cafe

The food is good quality, especially the cinnamon rolls and creative roasted root-vegetable cold salads. The sweet tea tastes syrupy like they had it shipped in from Macon, Georgia. They also provide dignity and nutrition via their pay what you can policy. The limited menu is only a challenge if you have a particularly complex diet. Vegans, vegetarians, and gluten-free are all fine, but if you're combining you may struggle. Mostly, the dining room emits a warmth and welcome that is cultivated through years of trust and authenticity. Some time when you want comfort food, leave the long line next door and walk into this inviting space.

I ate one of these in Raleigh north Carolina great people good food no one walks out hungry they also feed a lot of homeless keep up the great work ????

This is a great place to go and share in some good food and good company & is a Christian non profit