Drive to Hinton from Pipestem just to eat at Lucky Rivers. The service was warm and friendly and…read morethe food was delicious. The special was a roast beef sandwich on sourdough with fresh veggies and goat cheese. It was phenomenal. Lucky Rivers never disappoints. The food is always fresh and the flavor profiles spot on.

We were on our way home after 5 days at New River Gorge National Park. This was by far our favorite…read morerestaurant! The options were inventive, food was fresh, service was friendly, and the ambiance was lovely. I wish this place was closer to home as I would frequent it often. I had the special which was turkey and cheese with pickled onions and other yummy local ingredients. My son wanted the falafel sandwich but they were out of he was bummed so he ordered the veggie quesadilla. The waitress ordered the wrong thing for him (roast beef). She realized her mistake immediately and apologized many times. We were not upset. They more than made up for it by giving him free (and yummy) guacamole. They also offered us the sandwich but we don't eat beef. Instead, they gave us free deserts. We tried to say it wasn't necessary but she insisted. My husband got the Buddha bowl. We loved everything. My son wasn't the least bit upset about the wait as he ate half of mine and my husband's food. lol. Go. You won't be disappointed.

Got two orders to go. The employees were patient and helpful. Place is clean as always and food was…read morereally fresh. Highly recommended!

I personally enjoy this restaurant, but it could be better with a change of staff. The food is…read moregood, mediterranean served Chipotle style. A bit expensive, but seems like quality ingredients. The restaurant was clean and very open and bright. The staff just seems uninterested and not invested with an indifferent attitude. Despite that, will be back!

This relatively new and unassuming family-owned and operated restaurant and market is known for its…read moreauthentic Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine. Located in the Cave Spring area of Roanoke, Virginia, I decided one day to going with a friend to try it out and see for ourselves if it offered an authentic Mediterranean dining experience. While we were driving in search of the restaurant we couldn't miss it. It small size with a cute and unique architectural design structure immediately caught our attention. It's prominent triangular roof and black square sign stood out from the normal restaurant designs. The front of the restaurant was one large window with a red framed glass door. It had a covered front porch with a dining table for 4 on each side for the convenience of customers who enjoyed dining outdoor during nice weather. We parked in their small parking lot and walked in. To our surprise, it had a simple minimalist interior design decor with white tile floors surrounded by black grout, white painted walls with poster size photographs of places from the Mediterranean hanging from the walls, and simple tables with different colored chairs. One ordered from the cashiers counter located in the middle of the restaurant / market with a display case next to it with the desserts in individual plastic containers. The menu with photographs of the main dishes was high above as well as one posted on the large window outside, and small size regular menus as well. Both my friend and I ordered a Kufta Kabob Sandwich and bottled drinks. My friend ordered a Freez Pineapple Coconut and I ordered a Mango Peach one. We were asked if we wanted fries with the sandwich and we both said yes. I also asked them to include a Falafel appetizer, that oddly enough the price charged for it was $7.22 before taxes. At the end they told us what the total price was and I paid, since I was inviting today. And then was given the receipt. Later on at home I saw that we were charged a Make It Combo fee of $8.22 just for including the fries, because the drinks were charged separate a $5.18 charge. After the order we went and sat down at one of the tables in the restaurant side of the business while they prepared our order. The fact that the Market was on the other side of the small interior of the business detracted from dining ambiance of fine dining, especially with having unopened and some partially opened boxes all around. After we finished dining, we walked around the Market to take a look at the different products they carried for sale. Now as to the food, the 6 Falafels were good but a bit towards the dark side meaning overcooked. The sauce that came with it was very good however. The Kufta Kabob Sandwich was amazingly fresh and delicious and the accompanied fries were well seasoned and nicely fried. And the sauce that came with them was also one of a kind. Judging from the friendly and welcoming attitude from the owner and another employee we met, from the variety of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern items on the menu, and the amazing flavor of the food we had, this is definitely the place to go if you're in the area for Mediterranean cuisine.

Ambiance lends itself to taking your food out; part grocery store, part seating area. Service was…read moregood. I would not eat here again: food was not delicious. Lamb shawarma was dry and plain. Greek salad had no dressing. Tabouleh was bleh. Food was fine, just I regretted going here and paying money for it is all.

Little Sicily - A Mediterranean Hug After a Long Day on the Trails…read more After hiking all day, stumbling upon Little Sicily felt like the universe handing us a tiny edible gift. Beckley surprised us once again, this spot turned out to be such a delicious treasure that we kept coming back like well-trained food pilgrims. The food was fantastic. Truly. Some of the best chicken shawarma, hummus, and tabouli I've had in ages, fresh, flavorful, and made with clear love. The kind of meal that makes your tired hiking muscles perk up and whisper, "Oh yes, this is the good life." Service was friendly, warm, and helpful with recommendations, the kind of staff who genuinely wants you to enjoy what you order. Honestly, I found myself wishing we had a place like this back home so I could grab big platters for a party and impress everyone without lifting a finger. A traveler can dream. A great little spot, comforting and delicious, exactly what you hope to find when you're hungry, tired, and ready to be fed well.

A small unassuming building and decor but AMAZING food! Lots of Italian fare but I had a hankering…read morefor Mediterranean so I got the kebab sampler. First on the table was fresh pita, hot and puffy right out of the oven. Second was a side salad with romaine, olives and tomatoes- no iceberg lettuce here ( I dislike iceberg lol ). Finally was the sampler. House made hummus and tzatziki sauce, grilled veggies, more pita, and rice. Beef, chicken, and kofta kebabs were all flavorful and TENDER. Usually kebabs are tough and overcooked. Not here, this is the best kebabs I've ever had. For dessert: Tiramisu! Light and delicious with balance of espresso and chocolate. Waitress was friendly with timely service, often checking up on us . Highly recommend this restaurant- a culinary masterpiece!!

This was my go to place when I was attending at VT. I find the gyro is the best and I always…read morecompare other gyros when I traveled to this one. I'm shocked to see the place still opens. I remember fondly of the owner here when he corrected me how to pronounce Gyro correctly. Anyway, the place is mostly the same as I remember back in the 80s. The Gyro still tastes the same. I don't remember the curly fries though. That is new to me. Service is fast. Definitely a must visit if in town.

They didn't gave us our full order and still charged for it. Curly fries were half cooked and so…read morewere the falafels. Restaurant inside was baking hot. Check your bill folks. Owner wasn't pleasant at all to deal with.

The restaurant has a good amount of seating and the service is friendly…read more Had lunch and ordered the Egyptian platter (hummus, babaghanoush, falafel, eggplant with rice, pita, tahini and salad). The falafel are Egyptian style, made with fava beans instead of chickpeas. The food was very good and the portions were generous. Reasonably priced and we got our food fairly quickly. Worth checking out.

I gave an extra start due to Covid-19, but this was not at all what I was hoping for. I ordered…read morethe chicken kabob plate, which was supposed to include grilled veggies. There was one tiny chunk of a green bell pepper, and maybe 4 kernels of corn. The chicken was dry. Maybe I'll try them again some day, but I won't be in any rush.

What I loved: Menu has a wide range of middle eastern…read morefavorites, stretching beyond the basics Cool grocery section with a good selection of spices and foods Lamb shank fish was fall off the bone, deliciousness What can be improved Counter service only. Shortcuts used to adapt traditional items to quick serve format (bolanee was closer to a fried quesadilla) Several items were not available.

I love their baba ghanoush and falafel. Delish!! There are a few tables if you want to eat there. I…read morealso love to browse the grocery. So many good options that you won't find at Kroger or Food Lion!

Great food and good conversation with the staff! Recommend the pizza! In town for the races and…read moreate here two nights in a row.

We just moved to the area a year ago and ended up trying Alfredo's about two or three months ago. I…read morecannot tell you how absolutely delicious it is! The Egyptian bread is to die for I could eat it every day. The salads are delicious and produce is so fresh. I had a mushroom spinach calzone there and it was the best cows and I've had in the area ! Absolutely give this place a try. He was closed for a while he said due to health and he's been open for about a year now and people don't realize that he's open again so that's been difficult for his business. So I'm telling you head to Alfredo's. Support your local business, and this super nice guy, and delicious food at a very reasonable price! ​

Great food and awesome value. Food cooked fresh. Very friendly service. Definitely recommend.read more

What I like about this place is it the Falafel and chicken Shawarma and french fries are so fresh…read more Everything is made to orders so there's a little wait time there. Also there's just a couple tools to sit on and maybe one small table against the wall lol. So it's great for takeout. The food is delicious.

The food is made fresh with a family atmosphere. The service is excellent. I actually ordered…read moresomething not on the menu. It was a Greek Calzone with Spinach, Feta, and more.

Stopped in to try a different place for lunch. Going in, it appears a lot of their business is…read moretake-out as there weren't many people at the tables. We ordered a burger and a chicken gyro. Both were excellent. And the fries were hot and crispy. The decor and atmosphere weren't as good as some other places, but the food was very good. The menu has lots of different options, probably too many. But we enjoyed the meals we chose very much.