The Love.

Pleasant place with quality service. They have straw chairs outside that reminded me of France. Very good to stay out when the weather allows you. The inside is very pretty, but a sunny Saturday outside is unbeatable. I had fried green tomatoes with thick stripes of bacon and a risotto. It was delicious. My friends were very happy with the fried chicken. Although it was so much they couldn't eat it all. I could have drinks, but the espresso was a nice touch to finish my meal.

We loved, The Love. We ordered two delicious drinks from their lunch menu, the real peach - fresh, a splash of ginger, just right. The broken arrow has an awesome slight kick with the chili powdered rim that completes it, great combo. We had the burrata and the cast iron baked rolls, both truly delicious. For dishes we had the shrimp and grits, it's pretty amazing with the charred shishito peppers, yum. I also ordered the healthy salmon bowl, which seems to be a favorite as I noticed many ordered the same; it didn't disappoint. The portions were decent. Our waiter was pleasant and attentive, would definitely recommend!

Came here for fathers day brunch and found everything very aesthetic, but nothing special (especially as someone who grew up in the south). I expected more for the price. Here's what we ordered: Baby buttermilk drop biscuits- I liked these! They taste like biscuits but in the texture of a mini popover! Fried green tomatoes- fine but not great Strawberry scones- also fine, but nothing special Posh brunch- I asked what to order as a vegetarian for my main dish, and my server told me to get this. You couldn't taste the truffle in the truffle scrambled eggs, and the brioche bread was stale and dry (honestly have had better brioche bread from the grocery store). Overall, was unimpressed by the food at the Love. Vegetarian options: Plenty of vegetarian options