Farm Bell Kitchen

Such a very cute quaint brunch spot. I loved the renovations of this older home into a restaurant. Lots of healthier brunch options. Prices were very reasonable. The food was fresh and tasty. The beignets were very delicious, worthy of getting. Excellent customer service! This is a must try. I will be back.

Farm Bell always feels like a treat. We don't go there often because you have to be crafty when finding parking. Either street parking or a parking garage a little down the street. But the food is great. Brunch like you've never had it before. These are the lightest pancakes I've ever eaten, and my boyfriend usually gets an eggs Benedict but this time went adventurous with the duck confit bowl! His first time having duck. Make sure to make a reservation in advance because this place fills up on a Saturday. They offer lunch but I've never been.

I feel conflicted about this place, mostly because I was super excited for it. It’s a cute place and really cozy. The woman who seated us was so nice and enthusiastic! Looking at the menu, everything looked like it could be delicious! Once we got our food, we were visually pleased. The given stars are for the look of the restaurant, the nice woman up front, and the presentation of food. Things kind of went downhill from there. We got the Biscuit Board - the biscuits were dry and the gravy was cold. We did like the preserves a lot! I feel like it was overpriced for what it was. My Ofelia’s Benedict was lackluster. It was warmer than the gravy, but it was also kind of room temp. The eggs were way over cooked and weren’t runny at all. It didn’t seem like anything had much seasoning, including the fried green tomatoes and asparagus. As for the hollandaise, it was decent to taste on its own, but the flavor was lost with everything else. My boyfriend got the Cajun Breakfast Sandwich…which he also didn’t love. There was minimal aioli on it; he couldn’t taste it and had to request more. Because of this, it was dry and that made the arugula hard to deal with. Although it had andouille sausage on it, it was small (especially versus the size of the sandwich) and was just placed kind of diagonal across the bread. His egg was overcooked as well. Basically the sandwich filling wasn’t proportional at all and it was also pretty bland. We ordered espresso first thing, which took quite a while to get. Our server was nice, but not very attentive. It took almost the entire time spent there to get a refill of water. We absolutely love going to breakfast joints when we’re out of town, but this visit was disappointing. I hope it was just an off day.

Breakfast was good except for a couple of things. We ordered the scones that were supposed to be before the meal and we had to ask for them when we were given our meal. We all liked what we chose, the Cajun breakfast sandwich and bananas fosters french toast were very good. My husband added sausage to his meal which was$4 more which were patties that were very small. My bacon was thick and good but overcooked in spots actually burnt. The scones were supposed to come with whipped butter but all we received separate from the scones were 2 pats of butter. Coffee was fine kill devil coffee but cups were small for $3 and not offered a refill. To be fair the waitress told us that it was hectic as it had been family weekend. It was Monday so I'm sure they were busier than usual. We would probably visit again when we pass by for brunch again. Lovely dining area.

Service was lovely and fast. Emma was very sweet and attentive. We devoured the banana beignet, fried green tomatoes, strawberry white chocolate pancakes, low down hash, and the baked avocado with eggs. Everything was delicious. Sitting on the back porch distanced from other guests allowed my kids to feel comfortable with taking off their masks. Oh, and the bathroom tile is gorgeous! It's an old home and the atmosphere is charming! Highly recommended for a celebration or a special treat!!

We were looking for a fun little brunch place on our way to the beach and this place didn't disappoint. Supper cute historic vibe on the inside and delicious food! My husband just picked his favs of the side menu, I got their grains bowl and we can't wait to try again sometime. Totally worth a stop in.

From the time you walk in there is so much to see from the paintings on the wall to the antique furniture. The staff was very friendly and funny. This just made the amazing food that much better. The menu is full of great southern fare. We had the crab beignets, game of scones,and the Cajun breakfast sandwich. All of the dishes where delicious and perfectly executed. I definitely recommend checking them out and make sure you come hungry you won’t leave disappointed.