Food was delicious! I ordered the Firehouse Captain's Club and my son ordered the Engineer. Flavor…read morewas popping. I really hope they keep the Captain's Club on the menu. Customer service was fast and prompt. Restaurant wasn't very busy so it was quiet. Tables were nice and clean.

Just ordered a medium Italian sub and it was delicious...now my new fav! The young lady taking my…read moreorder was nice and efficient and the store appeared to be clean.

I was refunded $3.19. I received $3.15, and was told that "we always round down", aka "we are…read morestealing". It was never advertised as such and the staff proceeded to argue with me over my change. I offered to give them a penny so I would get the correct change I was owed and they refused. I already was iffy on chick fil a after recent experiences but I will avoid the chain as a whole after today.

We ordered food for six people. They forgot two chicken sandwiches and a fruit cup…read more The manager came out to our car and asked for more money to upgrade the fruit cup. Ok fine. To demonstrate her power, she got snooty and insisted we return an order of waffle fries! That was the shocker, like were the employees going to pass the used waffle fries to the car behind us? Or maybe she was planning to eat them herself? She was unprofessional and rude. Pass. That's never happened to us at any other Chick-Fil-A. I mean we weren't going to eat the waffle fries but it was as if we were lying.

Our server Katie was amazing!…read more I've been to Ramsay's Kitchen several times before. I enjoy the fish and chips and we normally start with the Porter rolls with sea salt butter which are great! Katie was very attentive and focused on giving us a truly enjoyable experience. She was friendly, and was so sweet to speak with. The atmosphere at Ramsey's is always exciting, bustling and fun to watch the chefs prepare your meal. The fish and chips, steamed asparagus and porter rolls were all excellent. Katie made sure our drinks were always filled and offered a to go cup when we were leaving. I used my celebration dinner from Caesar's for our meal. I wanted to use the extra money on the celebration dinner to leave an additional tip for Katie and was surprised to find out that is doesn't work that way. We have always left a tip but there was over $15 left on our Caesar's comp that apparently you can't use as an additional tip and you lose it. So if using a comp- please make sure you top your server and use up the entire amount of your promo. We definitely took care of her but I know she would have appreciated the additional $$. All in all, an excellent meal. Can't wait to return. They are the best restaurant at Caesar's in Danville. Make sure to make reservations. I do want to add that the hostess was somewhat rude, we showed up 5 minutes early for our reservation and there were plenty of empty seats...she literally pointed to an area away from the hostess desk and said "you're early, you need to wait over there" but rudely. It was like she shoo'ed us away!

Our server was delightful. she responded quickly to any requests that we made, offered advice on…read morewhat would be good in terms of our likes. I was a bit disappointed in the music but she explained that it was based on the Casino, not the restaurant. Overall it was an enjoyable experience.

In town on business and had lunch delivered to the hotel. The butcher Stromboli was delicious. Just…read morethe right mix of meats and cheese, while the dough was cooked perfectly. Was really happy to see everything (including the drinks) had tamper evident seals on them.

Well, I try to abide by the old saying, "If you can't say something good..." I'll stop right there…read more Dell'Anno's is a local pizza place in Danville. The food here is hit or miss. Today's barbecue chicken pizza was almost a hit, but the service was a huge miss. First, the pizza. A great barbecue chicken pizza has the right balance of ingredients: a smoky barbecue sauce that isn't too sweet, chunks of chicken, fresh toppings, and a crust that can actually support everything on top of it. This one had a good barbecue sauce, just way, way too much of it. So much sauce that the crust got soggy and I had to eat it with a fork. I also had an unfortunate accident involving my brand-new chartreuse sweater. The pizza had thinly sliced red onion, which was a good choice, but that was it. No bacon or anything else to add a little texture. The onion, chicken, and barbecue sauce worked well together. The problem was the amount of sauce. It completely overwhelmed the crust. I call it an almost hit because the flavor was good, but no, I would not order it again. Dellano's Pizza Kitchen is a little hole-in-the-wall pizza place in Danville. It's narrow and a bit dark inside. There are about nine or ten booths and tables along one side, with the bar and cooking area on the other. If you walk straight to the back, there's a small patio that can accommodate small groups. I've had two meal mishaps since trying this place, and I'm just not going back. One involved a salad that I paid extra to have egg added to. When I got back to my apartment, I discovered the egg was scrambled. Who puts scrambled eggs on a salad? Now I could forgive the botched salad and the soggy pizza as isolated incidents, but the service was crazy. Our group was there to celebrate the birthday of one of my colleagues. I had a service person coming to my apartment and needed to leave quickly to make it home on time. I called ahead to order my barbecue pizza. The first person who answered the phone was very willing to take my order, but put me on hold to verify that my group had a reservation at this location. I knew they were, but she wanted to check. She was supposed to come back and take my order, but instead a gentleman picked up the phone and asked if he could help me. I repeated the story and explained that I wanted to order ahead but eat the pizza there with my group. He informed me that they do not allow call ahead orders for dine in customers. I paused, thinking he might realize how silly that sounded. He didn't. So I simply hung up, called back, and ordered it as takeout. Then when I arrived I picked up my takeout pizza, joined my group on the patio, and ate it there anyway. What made this even stranger is that I have ordered ahead and eaten there before. In fact, our group has done exactly that in the past. Maybe there was a misunderstanding. Maybe there is a policy nobody else knows about. Either way, nobody seemed to know what the actual rule was. Suggestion: If you decide to try the barbecue chicken pizza, ask for light barbecue sauce or get the sauce on the side. Tip: Play it safe and order the Philly Cheesesteak sub

Met the owners before as they were starting up. Great coffee, food, and service. The atmosphere…read moreinside and out is very relaxing

This place is probably my most favorite go to spot in Danville for a day date, a spot to chill with…read morea book, a mother-daughter date, a girls night out, or a family lunch spot. There is so much they offer. As far as eating they have Breakfast (smoked salmon bagel!), hot if cold sandwiches (the Jezabel ham!), salads (green ones but I love chicken salad), specialty pizzas (Neapolitan Nod!), and charcuterie boards! Then there is an extensive selection of teas, espresso based drinks, and wines (white, red, or sparking). You can enjoy a glass or a bottle. I've been to my share of coffee shops where the espresso based drinks either tasted burned or were so sugary you feel a diabetic coma upcoming. Not so here. Theirs are perfection with perfect balance of strong and sweet if you like flavors. Then there's a rotating bit of seasonal syrups and house-curated drink options. My favorite is the atmosphere. Couches and comfy large armed chairs, great art, tables outside, what's not to love? The owners take such pride in their shop. They keep it clean, always have a smile and kind word, and make sure their staff has that same spirit. This places puts the best out there for Danville.

I've never dined hear before and after reading these reviews I don't think that I ever will. I have…read morea friend who was eating there one day and a server spilled a glass of tea on her smart phone and ruined it and I think that she was out of pocket for it it was a while back and I'm not sure but I do know that it happened.

Whatever you do, don't order this for pick up!…read more The portions were VERY small compared to eating inside of the restaurant. I normally get pretty full, pretty quickly and have leftovers. Before even opening the container, I could see the bottom of the bowl and noticed the container was significantly lighter than I had ever seen. I ordered the shrimp scampi and my husband had fettuccine Alfredo. We were still hungry after eating PASTA and paying $45.

I heard about Mister Bentley's Deli from a friend at a meeting and went straight there afterward to…read morecheck it out for myself. One look at the menu and I already knew I was in trouble, the kind of trouble where you order enough food for a small family and somehow still justify every bite. This little hole-in-the-wall deli is tucked beside Little Caesars and a barbershop in the Food Lion plaza on West Main in Danville, Virginia. Small space, maybe six or seven tables, nothing fancy at all. But sometimes those are the places serving the best food, and Mister Bentley's absolutely falls into that category. My first visit, I ordered the Rolls Royce combo, a small potato salad, the Bentley Salad, and a loaded baked potato with butter, sour cream, cheese, and bacon. With tip, my total came to $38.42, and that food lasted me two lunches and two dinners. That is almost unheard of these days. The Rolls Royce sandwich was outstanding. Everything about it worked. The bread was perfectly grilled, the vegetables tasted fresh, and the Boar's Head pastrami was piled generously without turning the sandwich into a sloppy mess. I added mayonnaise because I'm different like that and usually people go with mustard on a sandwich like this. It was just a really good sandwich. The Bentley Salad was enormous. And I mean enormous. One of the best things on the menu is that they'll turn any sandwich into a salad, so instead of tiny little strips of meat hidden under lettuce, you get real portions of freshly sliced meats and vegetables. The salad was packed with flavor and texture. The dressing tasted fresh and delicious. The loaded baked potato was comfort food perfection. Loaded with cheese, bacon, butter, and sour cream, it could've easily been a meal all by itself. I finished the potato salad before I even left the parking lot. No shame. As if all that wasn't enough, I got a free drink with the meal. What impressed me just as much as the food was the service. The owner/operator, TJ, pictured here, was friendly, knowledgeable, welcoming, and genuinely proud of what he's built, as he should be. You can tell this place matters to him. I liked it so much I went back the very next day with a friend. That second visit sealed it for me. I ordered the Cadillac combo for myself, their version of a Reuben with corned beef, Swiss, sauerkraut, and Thousand Island, with an optional horseradish sauce. That sandwich was excellent. Perfectly grilled bread with just the right crunch, generous layers of corned beef, and balanced flavors that didn't fight each other. It's one of those sandwiches that disappears before you realize how much you've eaten. I also ordered a BMW sandwich to-go for a friend, their "Build My Way" option where you pick your meat, cheese, veggies, and sauce. It was in a spinach wrap and she loved it. The wrap was large enough for her to share with a friend and still feel full! The only drawback for me was the sweet potato fries. The flavor was delicious because honestly, it's hard to ruin sweet potato fries, but they weren't crispy. They were a little floppy and softer than I prefer. Still good, just not as crisp as I wanted them to be. Even the bathroom was clean, which always matters in a small restaurant. Mister Bentley's Deli doesn't look flashy from the outside, but this place absolutely delivers where it counts: fresh ingredients, generous portions, friendly service, and food that actually tastes like somebody cared when they made it. Go hungry. And maybe clear some space in your refrigerator first. Must order: Rolls Royce combo, Cadillac combo, or any sandwich turned into a salad Heads up: Sweet potato fries taste great, but they are soft rather than crispy

Stopped here for an early dinner on a road trip and really glad we did! Super friendly service and…read moredelicious sandwiches! Low key spot but one of the best sandwiches I've had in a while

I found myself driving from Roanoke, VA to Raleigh, NC to catch a flight, and there's not much from…read morewhich to choose on the aforementioned drive. I hadn't had Hardee's in a hot minute, so this seemed like a good stop, and I was right. I ordered the Nashville Hot Hand-Breaded Chicken Sandwich and it was delicious. It doesn't look like much in the pics, but it packed a nice punch. The fries were pretty meh, but I just expect that now. So sad. But anything on their grilled sourdough is usually pretty delicious. Except a fry sandwich... that would be bad.

This is my favorite fast food restaurant to go to when I come to Yanceyville to do something..The…read morefood is always hot and the cashier makes sure they get your order correct..The employees are friendly and they keep the restaurant clean..And if you dine in,you always have a view of everything outside..And you can't beat the prices and especially the $5.99 All-Star Bag.