staff is very nice, ashley was our server the food was…read moredelicious will be returning with my family

Apparently this diner used to be called "Candy's Diner." It is now called "Patty's Place."…read more Stopped in for a late breakfast on a weekday morning. Ordered two eggs over easy with corned beef hash, home fries, and rye toast. Plus coffee and water. I attempted to order their sausage gravy over a biscuit as part of my order - but I was informed that they were out of sausage gravy. The place is not large on the inside - it was fairly busy during my visit. Food came out in about 15 minutes. Typical diner grade fare. One egg was cooked properly, the second, they had broken the yolk, The corned beef hash is the canned variety. I should have asked for them to crisp up the hash - but I forgot. I like that they buttered the toast for you. Some diners don't - and then you are trying to scrape butter across toast that has cooled off. Coffee was good, Service was good, I did not notice an option for digital payment - so I paid with cash.

It is getting harder to find a good breakfast that is not served at a chain restaurant. If you are…read morelooking for down home cooking with a "locals" flair, you will find it here. The wait staff knew everyone but me but that's ok because I am not local. I hear them chatting with customers about the weather, hunting, and local events. Felt nice and homey inside. Food came incredibly fast. The service is quick and friendly. My food showed up about 4 minutes after I ordered. Maybe I got someone else's order but it was what I wanted so I dug in. The gravy is homemade. I can tell because I make it at home. Eggs were perfect for over easy. Always hesitant when I say over easy because the whites are usually runny when ordered anywhere else. Not this time. Whites were just barely cooked which is perfect. The home fries were rough cut irregular sizes which tells me they are fresh and not from a bag. It's a basic diner with great food and service. Add home cooking and you have a great place to eat. I will be returning.

Unassuming establishment. Friendly staff. Great selection of comfort breakfast items. Funny story,…read morewe had 3 of our grandchildren with us and one ordered the French Toast. When she got her plate the was a healthy portion of French Toast as we know it. She was bewildered because she's only know French toast in a high processed rectangle form. It was sad. However breakfast was exactly what we were looking for. Check them out!

very friendly staff. clean, comfortable, plenty of seating, excellent coffee drinks and breakfast…read moresandwiches. very convenient location off 81. support a local business like this!!!!

This place was fantastic! Got the Chuck Norris toasted on sourdough. I got spicy and my wife got…read more(no spicy). Both of us loved the sandwich. Service was great despite it being very busy. Everyone was of good cheer!

Hiked up there, figure do another half hour drive from Luray to try this place. The wait was…read morereasonable for Saturday evening. The place had a genuine 60's feel except it's real. The service is impeccable and friendly. The prices are reasonable, of course coming from the city it's really reasonable. The menu was filled with everything I wanted, unlike lots of odds and weirds in the DC area menus. The soup was excellent, the salad was fresh and on-point. The fries was to die for, crunchy on the inside and soft on the inside. The steak was flavorful (not your regular commercial kinda beef.) The fried chicken was juicy and good even the breast which I always stayed from. But I would say the Buffalo wings without the sauce was even better. The apple fritters, don't sleep on them. It's better than the Apple House in Front Royal. I mean this place is a GEM. I wish I live closer to this place but yup, 2 hours too far. Will visit any chance I get in the area. It's like the bygone days of America where things were good, people worked hard and stuff was affordable.

Southern Kitchen is in the heart of New Market. Don't blink or you could miss it. The town is…read moresmall. It is a "mom & pop" diner. It was established in 1955. I think some of the fixtures are original. The fried green beans were my favorite dish. The grilled cheese didn't have that gooey melting yumminess that makes a grilled cheese spectacular. It was just okay. The crust was a bit overdone, as if it was toasted. The extra pickles were appreciated. The cherry coke and root beer were great. I rarely drink soda so it was a treat. Hubby had the cod, shrimp platter. It was mediocre. The tiny serving of Cole slaw made him sick. Our friendly server was not locked in on our needs. We weren't in a rush but, it took time to get things.

Great place to stop w dogs. Great food, mellow atmosphere! Lovely staff and plants.read more

Soo cute so girly so good. Food was good. Atmosphere was…read moregreat!! Service was on point.

Food was quite good and with generous portions Service was…read moregreat until the waitress was overwhelmed by being the only one serving all 6-7 tables in the room we were in Not her fault and she handled well We would return no problem

My hometown. One of the few restaurants we go to. Sadly, we now rarely come here often way less…read morethan we used to years ago. Had the Nacho Macho filled with salt. Like always. Burnt cheese and it used to be cheesy. Most of the food isn't enjoyable anymore. Probably be coming here once every six months- twice a year. Prices gone up- this local favorite will soon be slowing down. However, its joint up in Winchester does a lot better than the Woodstock joint.

There's just something about a small diner that draws me in. I love walking into a place where…read moreyou're greeted with a smile and a friendly hello--almost like you're Norm walking into Cheers. It's that feeling of being welcomed, appreciated, and treated like more than just another customer. Hawksbill Diner is just that kind of place. My family doesn't get there very often, but every time we do, we are treated with such a level of respect, kindness, and friendliness that you just don't find everywhere anymore. The food is good--nothing fancy, just good, old-fashioned, home-cooked country cooking. My only complaint would be that the diner is small inside and parking is limited. It's often busy, so definitely plan ahead. But even when they are very busy, the wait usually isn't long, and the service is still wonderful. I really appreciate places like this--good food, friendly people, and that comfortable "come on in and sit a spell" feeling. That's what keeps people coming back. If you're looking for a little hometown diner with good country cooking and genuinely friendly service, Hawksbill Diner is worth a stop!

Pretty solid diner! Service was quick and our waitress was very attentive! Their breakfast sausage…read moreand biscuit with gravy were delicious!

Came in with my partner for lunch today, but the omelettes called to us and we had to obey. We…read moreeach got the same - veggie omelettes, home fries and English muffin. I asked for mine with egg whites, which added $2.95 to the price. The food came within a decent time after ordering. The plates were overflowing with food. And it all looked great. And it tasted great too. The omelette was filled with mushroom, onion and tomato. Surprisingly, although not mentioned on the menu, the omelette also included American cheese. Really good omelette. The home fries were well prepared and there was a huge amount on both plates. Another success. The English muffin was toasted well and lightly buttered. We're just passing through and unlikely to return here, but if I lived in the area I likely would. They were advertising a Friday night special of 2 crab leg clusters, boiled shrimp, and a couple of sides for about $25. Sounded intriguing. Service was fine, but not noteworthy. The restaurant is clear "diner" vibe, which I like.

Pass this place by…read more Most unfriendly hostess I have ever encountered. And how does one screw up biscuits and gravy? Truck stop ambience? Not that good.

Fabulous food. Tried Blue Wing Frog based on others reviews they weren't wrong. Delightful grilled…read morechicken on mixed greens salad with house made dill dressing. My partner said it was the best cooked spicy shrimp she'd ever had.

A standout and truly unique place. It's more than a restaurant. You'll dine on perfectly cooked…read moresteak and God-approved chimichurri or other treats while taking in eclectic art, unexpected hospitality, and maybe even philosophical conversations with the owners. As someone who has traveled extensively in the US for decades this stands out in the best way. Can't wait to return!