"Here are your grits and eggs honey" is something often said in the Waffle House and other fine dining establishments.

Waitresses are far more likely to use the clipped form "hon" (pron. hun) than "honey". From my experience in many parts of the country.

And by the way - British isn't a language. It's only a mongrel nationality.

No, but it's a dialect or set of dialects that is distinguishable from American English by vocabulary and spelling and to a lesser extent grammar.