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They’re serious about Southern comfort here, meaning you’ll find deviled eggs dotted with crispy bacon, po’boys dressed just right, and brunch with lemony, garlicky shrimp on cheesy grits. But their “Taco Fuego” pop-up celebrating canceled Taco Bell items and events like Drag Brunch show they know how to have fun, too.
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