Hummingbird - Raleigh

Love this place!! Variety in menu items makes you want to come back for more. Highly recommend

My avocado toast was wonderful. My husband had the chicken and waffle. The chicken was excellent, but the waffle was dry and not particularly tasty. The service was friendly but a little slow. The restaurant has a nice vibe, so we didn't really mind waiting.

Food was delicious, great breakfast. This is not for those looking to eat like a trucker (although portions were good). The offerings are not your typical eggs Benedict or omelette type of thing. There were 3 of us and seating is pretty limited; best for couples TBH. It was clear in open table that we would be seated at the bar (really a counter), which I appreciated. Service was friendly and efficient. We will definitely be back. Especially when it is warmer and outdoor seating is more comfy!

We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves at the Hummingbired. We were seated promptly on time and the service was prompt and courteous. My wife enjoyed a cluple Hummingbird Fizz signature drinks and I stuck to the amber lager. We ordered the wings and the fall salad as starters and both were wonderful. We then ordered dinner where my wife had the chicken and I had the pork cheeks. The pork cheeks are so tasty, that two fork fulls in, I stated that have to come back. We didn't have room for dessert, and one of us brought food home in a to go container. The restaurant is small, and the tables are not level......spilled a little beer. Nonetheless- The Hummingbird is a place 2 B.

Don’t serve a flakey fish over a bed of rock salt with no side plate on which to eat. The dish collapsed into a heap of salt and bones, drenched in lemon. It was like eating a vinegar covered saw blade. If you are going to serve French fries, don’t be alarmed and offended when someone asks for ketchup. I know you want to be chic, but this is a fairly normal pairing Serving a breakfast steak for $30 is outrageous. Luckily it was beautifully sautéed in 6lbs of salt, so your tongue went numb by the end. Magnifique. $4 for a deviled egg would seem criminal, except this was somehow the best item on the menu. I’m not sure if that is a compliment or not There was no crawfish in the crawfish poutine. You Might want to look into that. The dessert fritters were ok, but the waitress (one of the few times she showed up) insisted we try another one....which was the equivalent to jello chocolate pudding served with a Pepperidge farm cookie. I love a good Milano, but not for $13. We sent it back All in all, there are better ways for 4 ppl to spend $300. Perhaps $100 Snoopy’s hamburgers across the street.