Whole Truth Lunchroom
$ • Comfort Food, Chicken Wings
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515 Walnut St S, Wilson
(252) 237-5595
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Excellent home style cooking. My go-to when I don’t want to cook on Sundays.
WholeTruth is known for its exceptional Southern soul food due to its commitment to traditional recipes and high-quality ingredients. They prioritize authentic flavors, incorporating time-honored techniques and seasoning blends that capture the essence of Southern cuisine. From savory collard greens to perfectly seasoned fried chicken, WholeTruth's menu reflects the rich culinary heritage of the South, creating a dining experience that resonates with the soulful and comforting...read full review
Excellent service, food,staff and attitudes
Fair price for the amount of food you get @TbeStandUP COMĴNNÑÑÑ M
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| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | 11AM - 4PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 4PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 4PM |
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Whole Truth Lunchroom is a beloved restaurant known for its delicious Southern soul food. The restaurant offers a variety of savory dishes, such as collard greens and perfectly seasoned fried chicken, which have earned it a loyal following. Customers appreciate the restaurant's commitment to traditional recipes and high-quality ingredients, creating an authentic and comforting dining experience.
The restaurant is managed by dedicated members of the local community, who are praised for their hard work and commitment to serving the best food. While the restaurant is only open for lunch three days a week, it is worth the visit, with customers raving about the crispy fried chicken, moist trout, and flavorful sides like okra and collard greens.
The restaurant's location, nestled in a quiet corner next to a church, adds to its charming, community-focused atmosphere. Customers who have visited the Whole Truth Lunchroom have been consistently satisfied, with some even claiming they could "live on the sweet tea alone."