Food was fantastic, we had a few special requests that they handled well. Service was good, nice…read morecasual atmosphere. Were with friends who live in the area and they are regulars so when friends visit, this is a first choice

We arrived late evening after several stressed hours on the interstate through a constant cold…read morerain. We were thrilled to find, hot homemade soup and delicious wraps with truly fresh, clean (no preservatives) ingredients. The friendly staff and quiet atmosphere was just what we needed for the last hours of our long trip home. We have plans to make this a regular stop on our frequent trips home from northern Ohio.

Did Saturday brunch with Jim today. Jim had the breakfast everything bagel and I had the Eric…read moreE'Strata. Drinks were pumpkin-apple cider mimosas. Just WOW. We are so foodie spoiled here. We will miss them when we move on and head south for the winter. The pics are before and after.

A great find while passing through Sparta. The mack and cheese is great! The brisket on the…read moresandwich was flavorful and tender as was the pork on the bah mi. Friendly and responsive service. Highly recommend!

Cute place in downtown Galax, serving soup, sandwich's and salads. Attached to an antique store,…read morethe country farmhouse vide is real. The food is good, but don't be in a hurry.

Came here for a 'second breakfast' after a nice run on the New River Trail. Was a good choice…read more Small menu (smart thinking, imo), but done quite well. I had a basic eggs, toast, meat (bacon) plate, which was done about as good as you'll get anywhere, and my spouse had a waffle which she said was quite good. That's a high rating, friends, because I make waffles often, and mine are outrageously good (ex-chef with the food-ego to match). So, hat's off to the Briar Patch Cafe. And yes, the coffees were good too. Surprising how many places can actually 'do coffee' poorly. Not here. Again, well done. Hope to visit Galax again, and when we do, we'll certainly eat here more than once, because I do hate cooking for myself when I'm on vacation :)

Great food, great prices, friendly service…read more The title says it all. We pass through Fancy Gap a few times a year, and just tried this place. The experience couldn't have been better. Our sandwiches were great, the service was super-friendly, and the prices were a good value. We were traveling with our dog so sat outside, and they even brought her a little pup-cup and a dish of water.

Loved this spot. Great location with so many great little stores around it too. The ice cream was…read moredelicious! The staff was really helpful and friendly! The BBQ smelled amazing, wish we had more time on vacation to try it. We will be back!

Me and hubby was around the area, I really wanted some delicious coffee and a sweet treat! So glad…read moreis swing by! I ordered the Meli Latte cold ( white chocolate, warm spices and Greek honey! Oh my for a coffee lover this is a yes for me! The warm spices pair so well with the coffee! I also ordered a huge cinnamon bun, it super soft and what you would want your cinnamon bun to be. I'm very pleased with the atmosphere, decor and vibe. Plenty of sitting area around the bakery. They had it all folks from macaroons, cookies, frozen meals like lasagna, candles and teas. Thank you for such a lovely stop with a few treats for the road back home to Kernersville.

I was really excited to try this place as a new bakery in Mt. Airy. Upon entering the door it…read moreseemed like every person working just looked at our small group coming in and no one smiled or greeted us. It was almost a look of "why are you here?" I don't know if it was close to closing or what the deal was, honestly. Just unfriendly. We weren't offered to be helped quickly. Instead the workers just kind of stood around and piddled with other things and we had to just speak up and tell what we wanted, eventually. They had an interesting variety, as it is not the typical bakeries we see in this area, so that is a positive thing. The molasses cookie was so good, and I would go back just for that alone. Other than that cookie, I don't think I would make a special trip back. At least until they've been open a while longer.

This place is so cute and cozy but tends to full up in the weekends. Their menus have a lot to…read morechose from and the customer service is amazing. My fiancé is a pancake critic and unfortunately they were a miss. I like a thinner more well done pancake where we received a thicker more soft one. That's just our preference. The eggs Benedict are always on point!!! Their croissants are also to die for! Coffee is good but I would like to see some nondairy creamer? It's hard to find a place that carries any. I still come here often as the atmosphere is always welcoming

The food was just okay--nothing really stood out. It tasted like it may have been reheated after…read moresitting for a few days, and overall it was pretty bland and could have used more flavor. The service was also quite slow and felt a little inattentive. It wasn't a terrible experience, but there are definitely some areas that could be improved.

What a fantastic find 30 seconds off the highway Fast…read moreservice home made food friendly Best coleslaw ever dry truly percent Dinner roll was excellent too!!! A true multi generational diner!!! Well worth the time

I stumbled upon the Surrey Diner--a small, hole-in-the-wall gem just off the interstate behind a…read moregas station--and this quaint little diner packs a punch! They've got a fryer, flat top, and grill--old-school diner essentials. I had a burger and fries, and it was exactly what you'd hope for. The flame-broiled burger was juicy, full of that perfect beef flavor, nestled on a soft bun. The classic crinkle-cut fries were just right. But beyond the food, the atmosphere was something special. The staff was friendly, and the patrons were straight out of a small-town diner scene. There were two elderly couples sharing a meal, one distinguished white-haired gentleman with a cane and his wife with a classic beehive hairstyle, and a pair of hardworking blue-collar "bubbas" who looked like they'd just stepped out of the auto shop for lunch. The jukebox was playing classic '50s tunes, adding to the nostalgic vibe. If you want a genuine, heartwarming diner experience, I highly recommend stopping in. I'll definitely be back if I'm ever in town again!

This is the kind of coffee shop where you walk in and immediately feel welcomed and at home…read more Not only was the woman making our coffee friendly and kind, but she was also incredibly patient and accommodating. From the moment we walked in, it felt like more than just a place to grab coffee, it felt like a community. I came in with my husband, my mom, and our two little girls, and we were greeted with so much warmth and genuine joy that we were honestly overwhelmed. This kind of kindness isn't something we experience often where we're from, and it made a lasting impression on our family. Even the other customers were welcoming and full of joy. You can tell this coffee shop is built on love, not just for great coffee, but for the people who walk through its doors. The Pay It Forward board is such a beautiful and genuine reflection of that spirit. I cannot recommend this place enough. If you're in the area, do yourself a favor and stop by. You won't be disappointed. I only wished I lived closer!

We stopped here before the Andy Griffith Museum and prior to heading home. We wanted a good coffee…read moresince breakfast was a bust. Upon entering, we both liked it. The atmosphere, the vibe, and the baristas great smile were welcoming. Wife ordered a caramel latte and I ordered a red eye. The service was quick and the beverages were perfect. We would definitely recommend giving this place a try.