Folk Art Restaurant

Went for brunch around 1pm. There are 3 parking spots in the front otherwise you use valet. 30 min wait!
The seating is a little tight, especially since it was so crowded.
Expansive, low cost menu! Ordered the veggie omelette and the lobster omelette. Food arrived within 10min. It tasted fresh and flavorful.
Fast and friendly service, casual dining, we will return to try other menu offerings!

I have heard about this place from friends but has never had the opportunity to visit. I found some time this past week and took advantage as my time to check them out.

I went as soon as they opened, so finding seating was pretty easy. I was greeted by a friendly server as soon as I sat down. I ordered the Foul Play, which is Chicken and Waffles. The food came out rather quickly, putting the overall service for this establishment as an A+ in my book. My food was good. The chicken was seasoned decently and my eggs were cooked exactly as I asked. Not sure what they used but I absolutely fell in the love with the syrup they used.

Overall I would visit here again. They have some other good options that I look forward to trying in the near future.

The food was great as always. Service is fast and friendly. We ordered the sweet potato pancakes. The portion sizes are perfect. Would definitely recommend this spot for brunch.

While the service was great and I loved the atmosphere, overall it was a pretty average brunch. I ordered two eggs over easy with turkey sausage, grits and toast. Eggs were good, though the turkey sausage was pretty low quality. We also were up charged for “in-house jelly” but we’re not told it would be extra (same with subbing fruit for grits). The French toast was also okay. The eggs Benedict with salmon was probably the best order, though the food was about the quality you would expect for a very standard brunch you could make at home (nothing that special).

Went for the first time to the Decatur location, and the food was excellent. Chicken pot pie was light and creamy, with a hard punch of onion carrots and peas. The lamb Kafka was just the right amount of spice, and the fried green tomatoes had perfect texture. Service was slow, but I expect that will improve after they've been open a while longer.