This place is part of a complex that offers overnight accommodations and outdoor activities. The…read moredistillery has this attached restaurant. Despite the fact that I am non-alcoholic myself, I came in because options that were open on a Sunday in the area were quite limited and their pizza selection was intriguing. My grape and Brie pizza delivered with some fresh greenery on top was indeed a distinctive flavor combination. They had taken the effort to offer some good quality nonalcoholic beverage options and I was happy to wash it down with a hop water. The food menu is just a handful of specialty pizzas and not much else, but the barn like atmosphere was worth a stop in my book.

They make their own bourbon and it's awesome! The folks that run the place really try to…read moreaccommodate their guests.

Decent food with large portions. Friendly staff and a small town atmosphere. The area itself…read moreisn't flush with options, so it's nice to have a go-to Italian restaurant. Actually, the pizza is pretty good for the area. Appears to be homemade.

I've only been here twice and my most recent visit was a week ago. My first visit I think I ordered…read morea calzone, which ended up being decent enough but it's not my favorite calzone that I've had from local Americanized Italian restaurants. This past time I got a 'subasta' mainly because of the extra appetizing menu picture which depicted what looked like a heaping portion of spaghetti meat sauce with cooked spaghetti noodles mixed in. The idea was very intriguing and the picture was so enticing. Plus when I ordered it, I asked for a cup of extra sauce just in case I got skimped. So my table gets their food and my subasta was a whole different story than what I'd been shown on the menu. There was a sub roll, sure, and there were heaping scoops of spaghetti noodles, definitely, but somehow things just didn't translate with a menu item that was clearly advertised incorrectly. On each sub half there were these meat discs that, texture-wise, resembled meatballs and they had a little smearing of plain canned marinara sauce on one side of them. There was a little bit of melted cheese on the opposite side of these meat discs, but they existed on these piles of plain spaghetti noodles jammed between the sub rolls. As soon as I viewed this plate, I was disappointed. I didn't send the order back because I'm too nice in most cases, but I really should have. I also wasn't given the cup of extra sauce that I very specifically asked for. The onion rings were SO GOOD and I found myself wishing I had a huge plate of just onion rings because I was hungry. I ate the sub and pulled off a LOT of the naked spaghetti noodles because there was no flavor or point to them. If I go back, I'm getting pasta (Alfredo to be more specific) or a basic small pizza. I'm not playing around with this place anymore.

Casual Mexican spot in the middle of town. I believe they began as a food truck and recently opened…read morethis brick & mortar. It's very casual inside; nothing fancy but the food is really good. Whatever they're marinating their meats in is a keeper! The beef was tender and flavorful throughout. The beans and rice did not come with the burrito, so we got it as an add-on... and they were both good! Warm chips + salsa come (free) if you're dining in but you pay for them if you're ordering take out. I don't think they're worth paying for. The queso was basic and I'd likely not order it again. Sodas are all bottled and run about $3-$4/each, the sweet tea was $2.50. Tacos are about $3/each; burrito $14. Side of beans + rice, $3. I would absolutely eat here again simply based on the flavorful food. Nice people.

Nice hostess. The best Menudo I have ever had. If you like traditional Cocina, give it a try. No…read morekidding, fantastic Menudo. Staying over for a business meeting and thought I would give them a try. I am glad I did!

I ate here for the first time tonight, having never knew the Paris Inn existed, and knew that I'd…read morecome RUNNING to Yelp once I got home because this place is so good! I live about 20ish minutes away but I'm often in Meherrin, and when I'm there I'm often trying to figure out where to eat and usually end up going to Farmville. Tonight I wanted to peruse the options in Burkeville (I knew Mimmo's and Bravo's were there but wasn't sure about much else) and noticed this joint with KILLER reviews. So without much thought I threw a jacket on, grabbed a buddy, and hit the road. The restaurant is a cozy little place with a bit of a relaxed diner feel. Everyone gets styrofoam plates, plastic ware, and plastic cups, which I have no issue with... especially since I got to bring my drink home with me! The majority of the people inside were ordering to go, but once we got in there other patrons were greeting us and we shyly picked our own booth and sat down. I'd seen pictures online of the fish dinner and my stomach was hard set on getting it, and my eating partner ordered the smothered pork chops. Our sides were the same- macaroni, greens, and cornbread. It took no time for our food to come out and once we had a taste we looked at each other and had to try our best not to cry from happiness. Even after we inhaled everything from our plates and felt full, our waitress brought up dessert and we both caved. I got yellow cake with chocolate icing (it was moist and wonderful, but I wished it was a bigger slice and had more icing) and he got the coconut cream pie, which he found to be wonderful. I was experiencing such bliss and confusion over having not known this restaurant was so close and stayed unknown to me for my entire life that I didn't realize when I was chatting with our waitress and filling out my receipt that there was no line for adding a tip. I was settling into a happy food coma and nervously trying to hold a conversation with the waitress that it didn't dawn on me until after I was on the road, and at that point I was mortified at myself. When I go back I hope they let me in and also let me redeem myself! Everyone was so kind and the food was amazing so if I get banned I'll probably end up crying!

Soul food that is sure to make your lips smack! Fried chicken, baked chicken, fried fish, pig feet,…read morecollards, mac and cheese, cabbage, corn bread, you name it.... it's on the menu. It's a very casual diner with folk that'll have you feeling like you're family at their kitchen table.

Good quality food Mexican food ! The service was great and their serving size is well worth the…read moremoney. The restaurant was clean and had an inviting ambiance, would recommend for a quick wholesome meal !

If you've heard great things about this restaurant, you heard correctly! I had a great lunch here,…read moreon a warm Saturday in March. Service was excellent from the time I walked in until I left. I had to get an app... what's better than queso? THIS queso! Melted cheese + chorizo. Sooooo good!! I ordered the Carne A La Mexicana. Another winner! I didn't realize the charro beans had hot dog pieces in it.... but let me tell you.... theee best "beans and franks" I've had. And the spice....wooohoooo it was definitely in there but the way it blended so well with the seasonings. Absolute yumminess.

Great food!! I had the Tour of Italy. My wife had the Lasagna. The Lasagna is some of the best…read moreI've had. I was lucky it came with the Tour of Italy. The manicotti was awesome too. The bread knots were great. Everything was awesome! Thank you!

Simona's Italian Restaurant is nestled in Victoria, Virginia, a quaint little town southwest of…read morePetersburg at 1501 Main Street. I had the opportunity to enjoy one of their favorites in the Simona's Cheese Special Sub that is priced at $10.29. The hot sandwich was delicious, and prepared to "perfection". The tastes, and flavors were a 5+. The front of the restaurant staff, however, was not very welcoming to an out of towner visiting the establishment. Highly, recommend that the staff be educated on welcoming all guests whether local, or a newcomer to the area even if simply passing by. The local restaurant options are limited, although Simona's is not the only one in town. Kudos to the chef for the sandwich well prepared!

The Servers are Sweet & Professional. The Cook, Moe, makes the BEST FOOD hands down! The Prices are…read moreso Reasonable compared to other Places! The food is delivered promptly.

The food here is very good! The owner and staff are very…read morenice and polite! I've had the fried shrimp and my girlfriend loves the fried chicken salad.

Dear reader, The…read moreBrew House in Blackstone was exactly what I needed on a rainy evening: somewhere warm, casual, and welcoming for a bite and a drink. The historic Main Street setting gives the place plenty of character, while inside it has the comfortable feel of a proper neighbourhood pub, complete with lots of TVs if there is a game on. I ordered the cheese curds, which made for a very satisfying bar snack, and an Orange Crush that was refreshing and nicely made. The prices were also great, which is always a welcome discovery these days. What really made the visit, though, was how nice everyone was. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the whole atmosphere felt relaxed and easygoing. A charming little rainy-night refuge with good drinks, solid bar food, fair prices, and plenty of local character. I would happily stop in again.

Nashville Sauce was reallyyy good but, Chicken and fries overcooked, hard to bite down on, but I…read morewas hungry, but it's ok, I understand it's busy, and you had some difficult customers. Just wanted to give you my feed back. Beer was good.