The chicken is the best around. They have a great cheese…read moresteak with shrimp also. Actually, everything here is good.

The best chicken around! I drive out of my way to stop in…read moreweekly. Lots of side options too...& they are all equally delicious.

The spaghetti sauce is SO delicious! Nice sized salad with…read moremeal..& the to die for garlic knots completed my generously proportioned dinner. I had enough left over for the next days lunch. Always good no matter what I order

Summary: I wouldn't eat here if I were stranded on a desert island made of regret…read more ​The Culinary Disasters ​The Stromboli: Apparently powered by canned chicken and pure grease. ​The "Baked" Spaghetti: Tasted less like Italian food and more like Chef Boyardee taking a soggy bath under a blanket of melted cheese. ​The Garlic Knots: Drowned in so much jarred garlic it felt like a personal attack. ​Customer Service ​When we politely declined to eat the spaghetti straight out of a cartoon nightmare, the owner graciously agreed to refund a whole 50% of the spaghetti. What a steal.

We love this little pizza place! It's our go-to for when we need a quick pie! Our favorites are…read morethe hamburger mushroom and the mud duck to go! Service is always quick. There is a small dining area inside and outside there are picnic tables.

excellent service and wonderful food !! great subs !! And an awesome selection of pizzas !read more

If you are looking for a cute old school family diner, you've come to the right place! It has an…read moreold school feel to it which makes it a super fun experience. The food came very quickly and the service was wonderful. Angelo's has a large variety of American, Italian, and Greek food. We got spaghetti ($9), a gyro ($12.75), and an iced cream brownie sundae ($6). The spaghetti was perfectly portioned for one person and came with meat sauce and garlic bread. Delicious! The gyro was also a nice size and served with chips. The tzatziki sauce and feta blended so well with the crisp lettuce and hot gyro meat. The melty brownie also paired well with the iced cream. The only thing I'm not a fan of is their water. Highly recommend if you're passing through the Northern Neck!

3.5 First timers…read morehere and the service was friendly, atmosphere nice (we could hear each other speak), and the food was ok. It's worth the stop for a quick bite at lunch or dinner.

Does not allow service dogs. The original owner loved my service dog, Captain Jack, prescribed by…read moremy Veterans Affairs doctor and trained by the Veterans org. my VA doctor recommended. We came in after a lengthy drive with a guest to show them a really good pizza. My service dog is well known, Captain Jack, a hard working service dog, and has worked as a trained service adhearing to federal law under the ADA. This pizza place just violated federal law and is, look it up, subject to a $75k fine. To report a violation is as easy as filling a complaint on the internet to the DOJ.

FANTASTIC!!! GO! I blame this trip on my husband. He had a…read moregreat idea. He came across this location on his own. It is generally out of the way for us, but we decided to adventure out of it. He saw it noted somewhere and said we just need to go. The moment we walked in we were greeted. We were told to order first then sit. I liked that method. Of course we ordered a simple classic, Pepperoni Pizza. It came out looking amazing. Cooked to perfection, crispy edged pepperoni with small grease puddles. Just how I like it. The garlic knots were so flavorful with the melted butter, herbs and garlic. This spot is famous with the locals. The staff and owners were amazing. They were helpful, and made sure everything is perfect. The interior is nice and open. Plenty of seating. Easy parking.

Food came out hot fresh and delicious. The wait staff was super attentive, great ambiance will…read moredefinitely go again.

The old owner had a better all around dining experience. New…read moreowner not so much. I personally was offended by the drag queen event. And rumors of questionable treatment of employees.

Visited on a Saturday night around 7pm - was told 25 min wait that ended up being more like 45 min…read moreto an hour, but we killed time by walking around nearby shops. The food, ambiance and service was all good.

All too often, the "one pizza joint" in a small town can let you down. Deadrise Pizza will not do…read morethat. They use a dough that makes you want to eat the crust and a combination of pies that will make you overbuy how much you need. Good thing your rental will come with a fridge! Another one of the establishments that really is a solid choice to have a meal on the water as you watch the sunset, Deadrise is a solid spot and a must check out restaurant during your next stay in Cape Charles.

its okay pizza imma get it again cause its close to the house.6/10 would eat there againread more

Pig & pie's bbq & pizza was phenomenal. The establishment is a bit tight on space, there are 2…read moretables that sit 2 and a bar along the window that sits 4 people. When you walk in the smell of yummy pizza fills the air! My son (age 10) is a very picky eater, he devoured 3 huge slices of pizza and still ate on some of my husband's bbq! The bbq by the lbs was more than a reasonable price, and it was so juicy and delicious. The workers were very friendly & even let us sample the pork prior to purchase! It sold us! We went with 1lb of pork and a bbq pizza! I'm really glad we decided to give pig & pie a try! Definitely worth the trip!

Gerry's is no longer its name. It has had a new owner for more than a year. Now called Froggies…read more Still good pizza.

TL;DR: Restaurants in Cape Charles do NOT do takeout, but Gerry's does…read more When a family wedding brought us to Cape Charles, we learned an extremely interesting lesson: it's near impossible to find takeout in the town. The restaurants just do not do it. After calling several places closer to us, we eventually landed on Gerry's. It was difficult to find their menu online (much like the rest of Cape Charles). Gerry's is located right outside of the main drag of Cape Charles (I think) and the location is definitely easy to miss if you are driving at night. The building really sits on its own. Using the to-go window only (apparently they don't allow people inside right now) we picked up two sandwiches and a pizza. We were honestly just so thrilled to find a place in Cape Charles to get dinner that didn't require us to dine-in, especially after a super long car ride. I really enjoyed our shrimp pizza, which we ordered with white sauce. It comes with fresh mozzarella and garlic and is a really different type of pizza to order. We had it in the fridge for leftovers for days. It heated up surprisingly well. The gals working at Gerry's were nice and helpful and I think for the people that live here this is a solid local watering hole for pizza.