Grace's

Yes, Grace’s offers private dining spaces for special events and private parties, and the team handles larger group bookings.

Weekends are ideal for Grace’s, Saturday and Sunday brunch (9:00am–3:00pm) is a popular draw, while Tuesday evenings are noted by guests for the beef-tips special.

Guests commonly describe portions as generous, several reviewers say entrees are large enough that parties take leftovers home.

For families, Grace’s staff regularly make seating accommodations, guests report hosts and servers helping find comfortable spots for newborns and fetching extra chairs so the party can sit together.

Grace’s is owned by Johnny Carrabba, the concept honors his grandmother, Grace Mandola.

Yes, Grace’s is often chosen for anniversaries and special evenings, with warmly attentive service, a comfortable, conversation-friendly ambience, and a full wine and cocktail list.

Yes, Grace’s has a full drinks program: signature cocktails, a curated wine list, sparkling options, and a wide selection of spirits including scotch, tequila, and bourbon.

Yes, guests report a Tuesday beef-tips-and-rice special that regulars seek out.

Yes, families are welcome: staff have helped guests with newborn seating, and several reviews note children enjoying kid-friendly dishes like hamburgers and chicken tenders.

Grace’s feels warm and Southern‑inspired, a welcoming, slightly upscale spot with multiple dining rooms, an open kitchen, and a hospitable, family-friendly vibe.

For a quieter midweek meal, Tuesday evenings are a popular choice, one guest even calls Grace’s their go-to for the Tuesday beef-tips-and-rice special; for weekend brunch, arrive earlier (around 11am) to avoid the busy 1–3pm brunch peak.

Yes, Grace’s encourages you to call the restaurant directly if your preferred time isn’t available online, and they offer private dining for special events.

The Shrimp Burger is a recurring favorite at Grace’s, guests repeatedly call it delicious and it appears on the current menu.

Casual dress is the guide, comfortable, neat attire is appropriate and nothing formal is required.