Convenient location off of Route 66 in a super cute small town along Main Street. Lots of parking…read moreand inside seating (dining room & bar), as well as an outdoor dining area. Great classic diner vibe. First and foremost the service was incredible. Kendra was our server. She was very attentive and super friendly. She constantly checked in on us and was just a delight. We went right for food and skipped apps and drinks. Ordered the steak salad (medium rare) that was perfectly cooked. The dressing was tasty too. Also ordered the chicken club which came with fries. The fries were good. The sandwich was really tasty! Chicken seasoned to perfection and with the bacon, avocado, and cheese it was the perfect balance of flavors working together. The bread was buttery and toasted. Delicious. We were traveling and stopped here. There is a 6% county tax on tour tab called 'restaurant tax' which is in addition to the other taxes. Just FYI. Overall a great place to grab some amazing food with pretty fabulous service. Would go again!

Decent local joint, no frills and friendly service…read more There aren't too many options during the week in the area if you've done a few wineries in the area.

We visited the winery on Valentine's Day, which fell on a Saturday this year. We had made a…read morereservation in advance and arrived a bit early, but were seated right away. Tables are reserved for 2.5 hours, so I assume the party before us didn't use their full time. We ordered an appetizer and a bottle of wine. The brie cake was delicious--even for someone who doesn't usually like goat cheese (it was layered in)--but unfortunately, no one in our group enjoyed the cheesecake. The winery is both dog- and kid-friendly. All the parents we encountered kept their children supervised, which is a winery rule and one I really appreciate now that we have kids ourselves. Most of the dogs were also very well behaved, though one was repeatedly growling at passing dogs, which was off-putting. While the winery can't control every patron, we choose to leave our dog at home when she's not in a social mood, and it would be nice if all dog owners did the same.

Barrel Oak is a beautiful property with kind and capable staff, but beautiful scenery cannot make…read moreup for a celebration that never had the chance to unfold as planned. We chose Barrel Oak Winery to celebrate my 50th birthday because of the positive experiences we'd had there before. We traveled across the country to gather family and friends, trusting the venue to host a fun and relaxed evening. Unfortunately, on a 105-degree July day with intense humidity, the Overlook event space had no functioning air conditioning. While no one can control the weather, the conditions inside the venue--and the response to them--were the responsibility of the venue. The staff on site were gracious and did what they could, and we made the best of the evening under the circumstances. But after nearly three hours in extreme heat--and after nearly half our guests had already left--we were ready to call the evening a loss, when we were moved into the Tasting Room. By then, the celebration we had planned had already been materially compromised. What was most disappointing, however, was the lack of proactive management of the situation or thoughtful response afterward. Rather than acknowledging the significance of what occurred, I was left with the impression that it was viewed as an inconvenience rather than the significant disruption it was. If you're considering Barrel Oak for a wedding, milestone celebration, or any event you wish to enjoy, I hope you'll ask the questions we thought were too basic to ask. And if something isn't right, don't be afraid to insist on a solution in real time. We trusted the venue to do that for us, and by the time it happened, it was too late.

Food was fantastic!!! Especially the smoked Gouda and warm herbed bread with dipping oils! The…read morewines, we bought a case!!! They were luscious , velvety and just dreamy!!! The owner and wine maker are lovely, told us about their story, their Greek heritage, and lovely family stories!! Peaceful places to stay, away from any noise or loud persons, but there wasn't any liudness happening!!!

Beautiful location overlooking the vineyard. Very nice spacious tasting room. The taster was very…read moreattentive asking about wine preferences to suggest wines to taste. I preferred the whites over the reds.

This place is yum! The hostess greeted us warmly and we were seated immediately. They have specials…read morewritten on their board and the menu is excellent with a variety of options. I ordered the bruschetta, it was amazing! Then she brought bread, (didn't know they were bringing bread and wouldn't have gotten a bread appetizer) and I had two pieces of the warm bread. It was so delicious. Everyone's food came out correctly, even my grandmother's. She ordered everything on the side and substituted everything under the moon. Perfect, no issues when it came out. The pasta, bread, and desserts are made in house. The lemonade was perfect also. This place is the only place to go in The Plains. Go give them some of your money.

We came in for lunch today and were seated immediately. We loved the Lionel trains that were around…read morethe restaurant and the old town feel of the area. Restaurant was very clean. The French fries were the bomb. I got the club sandwich and the turkey ham and bacon was so fresh. My husband got the Rail burger and my boys got the Asian noodle salad and the quesadillas. Everything was on point. The portions weren't too big, and everything was just super fresh and made to order, and it took a bit to get our food but we were seated right near the kitchen and saw the chef making our meals and taking their time. Definitely come here and eat!

This was the first winery I visited when I moved to Virginia in 2014. It was a great experience,…read morebut it was nothing like it is today. It's so much better now. Nicer facility, a pizza shop, and the wine (and beer now) is excellent. If I had the money, I would've bought it when it went up for sale. The creek at the bottom of the hill is superb for kids to enjoy. They put tables IN the vineyard. Something that is rare. I've been to close to a hundred vineyards now, and the New Version of Three Fox is in my top ten.

We had a pleasant experience at three fox. They have a large, lovely outdoor area where dogs are…read morewelcome. We had a decent viognier.

Very much worth checking out! Great alternative to the Haymarket farmers market if you're looking…read morefor more actual farmers than food/retail vendors. The variety of produce at this market is amazing.

I've seen this place a couple of times driving by - it's only open in the warmer months on Sundays…read more It's easy to get to - it's right off of Interstate 66 on Old Tavern Road in between I-66 and the town of The Plains. I've always been intrigued by the idea of Farmer's Markets - but I've never taken the time to visit one - which is strange given my interest in cooking. Well I had decided earlier this week that this Sunday was going to be a gorgeous day out - and that I would trek out west to check it out (The Plains is not that far from Haymarket). I pulled in and there were lots of folks checking out and buying the fresh farm produced produce - lots of vegetables and fruits. Most were under small tent or canopies - I was just about to leave when I noticed there was more to see! A whole inside area with vendors of all sorts! So I wandered through - there were all sorts of delicious organic and homemade goods to be had - salsa, guacamole, baked goods, jellies, jams, honey, maple syrup, arts and crafts - I was very impressed! I tasted a Virginia made Beef Pepper snack, beef jerky, pickles, salsa, and guacamole. I ended up buying a couple of the Beef Pepper sticks - 2 for $3.00. I also bought two tomatoes and a small container of fresh jalapeno peppers. I was sorely tempted to buy several pints of the fresh black raspberries - but that can wait until next time!

I ordered a steak and cheese online. I did not want my roll toasted, big mistake for two reasons…read more First, their rolls are always stale, I'd forgotten and the mess of the roll chipping all over as I ate it was crazy. What a mess! Always get your roll toasted at this place, it should help cut down on waste and mess. Secondly, my steak was refrigerator cold. Along with my American cheese not melted. Turns out you get a cold steak if you don't get the roll toasted. This franchise is the worst of the worst. I'm done with Subway and I'd give the Marshall location a negative review if I could.

Bryan is fantastic! Great customer service and very kind :) will return because the service…read moreprovided by Bryan.