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Terrific. Did not disappoint. Simple place with great service and a very friendly staff. Simple and well executed menu. We will be back. Pictured are the loaded bloody. Breakfast burrito and tacos and the chips and dips app. Wow on all.

It was noon. Nice clean, friendly atmosphere, also a patio for outside seating. A unique menu. Food was excellent. Server Francis, was excellent. She had an answer for every question and made some favorable suggestions. They make their own ice cream, in house.

An absolute gem. The food is excellent. In one weekend we showed up without any reservation, and the waiting line was huge. We could not get a table that day. The front desk lady told that they take reservations, except on the Sunday. Next time we made a reservation and hit the place for our Friday

Tried Mockingbird Kitchen for the first time. We will go back!! The food was beautiful AND delicious! We enjoyed the bean soup, apple beet salad (with a side of chicken), stuffed mushrooms and Mockingbird Pie for dessert. They also have many vegan and vegetarian options. Everything on the menu soun

Food so good it made me want to cry tears of joy. 🥲 Everything we tasted was absolutely divine. We went for Sunday brunch so it was unsurprisingly packed inside, but neither the food nor service reflected that and they were both perfect. We opted for the patio that was empty and it was relatively we

One of the best places I've tried in Fayetteville! Eggs Benedict was EGGcellent as was the bacon (more farm fresh tasting) and sweet potato waffle fries. Highly recommend as a must try! ♥️

We decided to take a drive to Fayetteville and ended up at mockingbird kitchen. At first the service was a little slow (wasn’t very busy) service improved after we got our drinks at least! We had the soup of the day it was okay kind of plain tasting. The small salad was delicious with the dressing (

Really good. Interesting flavor profiles. The meatloaf was definitely a non-traditional pairing of ingredients. As far as meatloaf goes... It was not very good. As far as what it tasted like, it was excellent. Pretty expensive... But what isn't?