We'd never been in North Carolina and Yelp dutifully directed us to this yummy and friendly coffee…read moreand crepes spot as we made our way from the airport to our hotel after a long redeye flight. The staff were so friendly and the crepes were some of the best we've had. To top it off the coffee was delicious as well. Our uber driver who picked us up was surprised that we landed in Graham after our flight from LA. We're glad Yelp directed us here - cute little town!

PRESS Coffee Crêpes Cocktails is hard to beat if you are looking for a casual, tasty breakfast or…read morebrunch in the area. The casual but polished ambiance fits perfectly into the charming, throwback small-town feel of downtown Graham.. which feels like something out of an earlier era with its historic courthouse, independent movie theater, and locally-owned boutiques and casual restaurants. The menu offers a wide variety of made-to-order savory and sweet crepes, as well as several toasts and waffle dishes. On my last visit to PRESS, I had the seasonal Blue Ridge crepe ($16.50), which was excellent -- a savory, blue-tinged shell filled with a great combination of sweet maple syrup-glazed ham and tangy granny smith apples and topped by a scrambled "hurricane-style" egg and a spicy maple mustard drizzle. YUM! The beverage menu at PRESS is equally impressive, featuring everything from made-to-order hot and cold coffees and tea-based beverages to a carefully curated cocktail list. I really enjoyed the soy maple pecan latte.

Super cute general store with a huge menu of options. They have sandwiches, pizzas, burgers, soups,…read morehomemade Mac and cheese and desserts. We walked around the store first. Tons of great drinks from the usual sodas in cans and bottles to some really cool imported sodas, beer and ciders. They also have a fountain with Puck's sodas which I tried and my husband chose a local beer from one of the coolers. The service was very friendly. Orders are taken at the counter and they brought our food to our table. We ordered off the specials menu so no guarantee the items we got will be available when you go. Everything sounded delicious and given this place has a reputation for being busy I would feel confident ordering anything knowing it is going to be great. I really enjoyed the whole vibe here. I will have to make it a point to come back again. It's about a 45 min drive from Winston but the drive is so beautiful it's totally worth it.

Had a good lunch at the Saxapahaw General Store the other day. Their beer and cider cooler…read moreselection is awesome: something for most every taste. The food was quite good: local country cooking and some other unique dishes served up on a casual patio alongside the building. You order inside & the servers bring your food out to you on the patio. [You clear your own plates.] The major drawback of the SGS is it takes a LONG time to get your order- like a REALLY long time. Do not be in a hurry here or you'll be very disappointed. The lead guy did say however-many minutes, and it was perhaps twice the estimate. Recommended if you're not in a hurry & want to relax for a bit outside. PS: Saxapahaw comes from Catawban- /sak'yápha:/ ; which is composed of /sak/ ("hill") and /yápha:/ ("step")

I love a good breakfast spot, and Scrambled Southern Diner is one of my favorites. We went early,…read moreknowing they get busy, which can lead to parking issues or a wait. The coffee was hot and constantly refilled, the portions were generous, and the service was friendly in a laid-back environment. I have a hard time resisting traditional eggs Benedict, so that is what I ordered. My partner had the pork loin with eggs and a side of grits. Neither of us was disappointed. This is exactly the kind of breakfast place I enjoy -- good food, generous portions, and a welcoming atmosphere.

TikTok led us to this cute brunch spot in Greensboro, NC!! The decor was modern but simplistic,…read morevery comfy! The waiter was very polite and friendly, he made sure we had what we needed and answered any questions we had about the menu and food choices. The food was delicious! My niece and cousin had the pancake, they were the size of the plate and quite tasty! My other niece had the crab cake sandwich, she said it was good but the fruit was plated on the same plate so it was warm which was not appealing to her so she didn't eat it. I had the French toast platter with the fried chicken. The French toast was pretty good but the bread used was pretty flat but it was tasty and the chicken was overcooked, there was some black spots from being fried too long. The hit at our table was the cheesy grits, very cheesy and flavorful. We'd definitely go back to try other things on the very extensive menu!!

Ok friends. This is my shortest review in history. What I'm about to say tells it all…read more THE TABLE I hope you understand. No pictures.

Well, I didn't have a great experience here yesterday, sadly, I had to drive over an hour for a DMV…read moreappointment, so I looked online and this place was highly rated. I had already chosen my "carved turkey Reuben sandwich", yum, when I first went at around 12:30-the line was out the door, so went to my appointment, hoping I could get back by the 230 close time. Returned at about 215 yay, and happily walked right up to the counter to order my lunch, when I was told they were out of carved turkey (the way the server explained it sounded like an ingredient in the Reuben was out, not the actual turkey. I asked if the "simple turkey sandwich" had carved turkey, and I was told no, it was deli meat-deli meat is so processed and unhealthy. I was super disappointed. So I opted for a Smashburger after asking how they liked it and she said it was "delicious". Well, it's not a Smashburger. It's a double burger on a nothing special bun. I was going to take the bun off and eat it with a knife and fork, and I was looking for those yummy crispy edges on a authentic Smashburger. They didn't exist. This was a double cheeseburger with very thick patties. I think they were grass fed so kudos to them for that,, but it was incredibly dry sadly, and when I saw that the bun had been toasted with butter, I put it back on and had a couple more bites, but was super disappointed-and trust me nobody loves a great cheeseburger more than I but now I love smash burgers as well!. I also ordered the Orzo cucumber and feta salad (as well as the french fries) on the side and while it was OK, it was nothing special. French fries were just meh. After all the stellar reviews I had I was very surprised that they would make a double cheeseburger and call it a Smash-burger-I wish these restaurants would stop doing that, it's misleading, other restaurants do this too. And for the money I spent, I should've just gone to Shake shack! I DO think it's worth a second chance, and I will say everybody there was very kind on the Service level and it's an adorable, really beautiful spot and vibe ! I strolled around and looked at the merchandise afterwards. So hopefully I'll be back but just super disappointed I didn't have a nice meal and left hungry.

Love this little spot when the weather is nice. Big menu of beers and the outside seating is cozy…read more I tried the raspberry wheat this time. They have a choice of half or full pour or flights. Nice place to grab a drink before a show at Haw River Ballroom.

Very interesting beers. Each is available as a full or half pour so it is easy to choose several…read morefor tasting. My favorite "For Restful Death" lived up to the funky in the description. While others thought is was fruity, I tasted honey but fresh not overly sweet. The Sun Hands Golden Strong had an distinct dank flavor. With my eyes closed the Javalantern tasted like a cold brew coffee with backnotes of fall spices. Not sure what the name was but the cherry brandy and syrah barrel-aged stout was rich, medicinal and bitter. The hard selter was very subtly pineapple and habanero. Would definitely go again and try more beers. Beautiful area with stores and restaurants and walking trails. Nice outdoor seating area with a small indoor bar.

My husband I went here on a Saturday morning for brunch. The Mark at Elon is attached to The Inn at…read moreElon on Elon University's campus. We made same day reservations a few hours in advance because we figured it would get crowded with Elon parents visiting their kids. I'm glad we did because it was packed 15 minutes after we sat down. Hostess was kind with greeting us and sat us down right away when we arrived. My husband ordered the shrimp & grits and I ordered the pancakes with sausage. Food came within 15 minutes. The pancakes were fluffy and the sausage was nicely cooked. Service was great and one of the servers made sure to keep my water glass filled. The Mark at Elon is very pretty inside. They have a private parking lot outside reserved for Inn guests and we were able to park there because we were at the restaurant. I would recommend this place if you have guests in town and want something slightly nicer than your typical breakfast diner. They do serve lunch and dinner here too, but I can't speak on that food just yet. I'll have to return to try it out!

My daughter and I were out and decided to stop here for lunch. Located in what m to me was the…read moremiddle of the campus, easy parking, amid tree-lined quiet streets. The atmosphere and staff were welcoming, the service absolutely professional with a smile. The food we selected was delicious. The dining area nicely designed with our favorite option: Pub height table and two chairs - perfect. There were 'sitting rooms' off from the main dining area. It was a superb experience.

IYKYK , in case you don't..still one of my favorite places for breakfast. Food is always good. The…read moreservice is great! And always busy, but the wait usually is not too long. Restaurant and restroom was clean.

[Host] Service was poor and management was weak. They…read morerefused to seat me ahead of my wife because "we can'tseat you until your whole party is here". I wanted to be seated so that I could order before she arrived so we could eat promptly after she arrived. We were only a party of two! There were plenty of open tables and booths at the time. It is very obvious that management doesn't trust and hasn't trained their staff to make good, sound decisions that are beneficial to the both the business and the customers. After 30 min a different employee came out of nowhere and offered to seat me. I expressed to her that I was told they were allowed to seat me yet, and it was clear that she had the authority to overrule that "policy". Kudos to her for doing the right thing. Their 3.6 star rating on Yelp is generous.

I visited the new location for the first time yesterday. I was excited to hear they had a salad…read morebar, which is always a draw for me. I looked online for photos of it ahead of time, couldn't find any, so once we were seated I got directions to it and checked it out. It is simple and adequate but just not what I was looking for so my friend and I decided to order from the menu instead. We started with sweet tea and unsweet tea. The unsweet was nice, freshly brewed and not bitter in the least. The sweet tea was too sweet for my friend to drink so we had the waitress come back with an unsweet and mixed it half and half. I sipped it prior to the mix and wow, way too much sugar. I ordered the Chicken Pita and fries. The sandwich was delicious but despite having asked for cucumber sauce (you get a choice of ranch or cucumber) there was no sauce on it. The chicken was delicious though and nicely seasoned, plenty of onions, and the pita was fresh. I'm not a big fan of crinkle fries but they were a solid 3, as good as crinkle fries can be in my opinion. My friend ordered chicken pie, fried okra, sweet potato, and cornbread. The chicken pie looked more like chicken ala king, not enticing, and no topping or crust. So odd. The flavor was not good, bland and just odd for something served as chicken pie and in the south. The okra seemed homemade and was good, and the sweet potato was fresh and tasty. The cornbread is sweet cornbread and was moist. I had quite a bit of tea so I visited the restroom before we left. Big mistake. The toilet paper was just a big roll balanced on the handicap rail, the paper towels for drying your hands was the same, and the floors and door going in and out were dirty...as in most likely not cleaned well in quite some time. Will I return? Not sure. There are limited dining places in Burlington that are not fast food so perhaps, but I certainly hope they pay better attention to cleaning going forward. When a public space looks like that restroom, it makes me wonder what the behind-the-scenes spaces look like.

Wonderful breakfast restaurant! Very popular with the locals. The food was very tasty and the…read moreprice was very affordable! Really nice staff as well.

We were in town for a concert at the Haw River Ballroom. We decided to have dinner at The Eddy Pub…read morebeforehand, and we're so glad we did! The setting is absolutely beautiful. Nestled along the river, it has such a peaceful, relaxing atmosphere. The food was just as impressive. My parents both ordered the burger with fries, and they couldn't stop talking about how juicy and flavorful the burgers were. The fries were fresh, hand-cut, and perfectly cooked. I had the chicken tortilla soup, and it was delicious, comforting, and flavorful. The service was friendly and attentive. The Eddy Pub exceeded our expectations. Between the beautiful setting, great food, and excellent service, it's absolutely worth the trip. We'll definitely be back the next time we're anywhere near the area!

True to my word (see review from January 2025), we gave this place another try - this time for a…read morelunch for four. Three of us had sandwiches or wraps, and the fourth had a salad. The sandwiches were delicious, though difficult to eat as the breading kept falling off of the fried chicken since it was a bit too thick. The salad looked disappointing, though our guest is not one to complain. The fried halloumi cheese was too heavily breaded - at a proportion of almost 1:1 cheese:breading. Service remains sketchy. Unsweet teas were (eventually) refilled, but with sweet tea, etc. It's the only game in town, really. But if they want people to drive to Saxapahaw, they may want to up their game if possible.

One of the best breakfast spots in Burlington! My family loves to stop by for good food and great…read moreservice. We have always loved anything we get.

My husband and I went to this Restaurant on Labor Day this year. We've been there before and the…read morefood is great, however on this particular day, once we were given our food, we were not checked back on. No drink refills, no check-in to ask how the food was. We watched other people around us be given extra napkins without asking, refills, check-ins to see how they were doing- everything and we, the only black couple in that particular area, was ignored and treated like they would rather we weren't there. So, they've lost 2 faithful customers. Will not tolerate disrespect. Our money was just as good as anyone else's that was there.​​