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The Serving Spoon

Inglewood's soul food institution since 1983 — the turkey chops and grits that built a legacy

★★★★½ 4.6  (3,099) $ Daily 8 AM–2 PM

About The Serving Spoon

Harold E. Sparks left General Motors in 1983 to open The Serving Spoon, and Inglewood has been better for it ever since. The breakfast and brunch-focused soul food restaurant has been called one of the top three brunch spots in Los Angeles — high praise for a neighborhood joint that keeps hours ending at 2 PM. The turkey chops and mac-and-yams combination are what regulars drive from across the city for; the grilled cornbread might be the best single side in Inglewood. An LA institution that represents everything great about neighborhood restaurants.

Must-Try Dishes

Turkey chopsMac & yamsGrilled cornbreadCatfish & grits
Address
1403 Centinela Ave, Inglewood, CA 90302
Hours
Daily 8 AM–2 PM
Parking
Street parking on Centinela Ave
Reservations
Walk-in; Sunday waits can run 45–60 min — arrive early

Perfect For

BrunchCasual DiningFamily FriendlyDinner with Friends

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Serving Spoon known for?

The Serving Spoon is known for inglewood's soul food institution since 1983 — the turkey chops and grits that built a legacy. Must-try dishes include Turkey chops and Mac & yams.

How much does The Serving Spoon cost?

The Serving Spoon is priced at $ — approx. under $25 per person.

How do I make a reservation at The Serving Spoon?

The Serving Spoon takes reservations by phone. Call (310) 412-3927 to book.