Fresh to Morrow — Restaurant in Morrow

Our family wanted breakfast this morning and we wanted to go to our regular spot but thankfully they were swamped because We drove 30 minutes down to Fresh to Morrow because I have never been able to try it but knew by their pics and their menu my wife would be a big fan. And wowzers..

Let me tell you this…..

Anyone who half way knows me knows how much I enjoy food and driving 2 hours just for a good meal is not out of the question.

Their biscuits and gravy are dangerously good. So good in fact they are in my top three and quite frankly might become my go to for Biscuits and Gravy. I will say my other two places Mom's Restaurant and Lumberton General Store are AMAZING in their own unique way. Anyone who has been to those two places know exactly what I mean. Now back to Fresh to Morrow. The fact that this place is literally two minutes from the store will be a great addition to when I want to get an amazing meal close. People always say run don’t walk when telling people to go there, nah I say scream DO IT FOR DALE and drift every corner till you get to Fresh to Morrow in downtown morrow.

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Went here with a friend and my kids. I ordered a cheeseburger with the savory seasonal veggies as a side. The person at the register was not very helpful when it came to answering our questions about the menu. They also got my friend’s order very wrong, causing him to have to wait for his food longer. He is vegetarian, ordered a black bean burger with chips and got a beef burger with a salad. I finished my meal before his remake came out. The drink selection is extremely limited and not kid friendly. My burger was not seasoned and very bland. I had to add salt and pepper to give it some flavor. I ordered a side order of asparagus and broccolini to go and when I went to pay, saw that is was $12. As someone who has worked at restaurants that source local products, $12 for asparagus and broccoli seems a bit steep. For three people, one adult and two kids, it was $79. We were hoping for a cool local place to be able to grab dinner at on accession but I’m sad to say we will not be returning. For that price point and the lack of attentiveness to the customer, we will keep exploring other...

I like this place because of the healthy, fresh, farm to table food used in their menu. The atmosphere is a combination of quaint, rustic, and friendly. My wife and I have eaten here twice, most recently for breakfast. I ordered a traditional breakfast, which is eggs, toast, and a protein. I learned, however, that they're unable to cook fried eggs unless they are fried hard: no over-easy, runny yolk, etc. It was explained that this is due to them serving country fresh eggs, which requires being cooked solid. So, the choice was scrambled or fried hard.

I opted unstead for the farmers' omelet with sausage, bacon, cheese, and seasonal vegetables. The vegetables were green beans, corn, and a couple of others that I was not familiar with. There was little sausage or bacon in the omelet that I received. Overall, the omelet was decent. Although fresh, the food we've had so far is okay. We'll go back again because we like the friendly service...