Ouch! Did I get jaw breakers with my order? Nope. Just burnt hush puppies. Maybe next time we'll go…read moredown the road to Dairi O's and give them a try.

This spot recently opened in the space previously occupied by Habit Burgers. This is bigger than…read moreany Cookout location I've been to, and by far the most attractive, with a drive thru that is easy to get in and out of - and no claustrophobic feeling of being in a maze. I breezed through the drive thru, ordered my regulars here - Cheeseburger and their Spicy Chicken Sandwich, loaded up and moved on. This is solid fast food fare, and that it comes from an attractive setting is kind of cool. There is good value as each sandwich is $4.99!

First time, won a t-shirt at local mud run, and decided to try it out. It was packed, but is…read morelocated in area with lots of parking. Inside was clean and the Staff was professional & friendly. We had (Mason), he was great !!! Helped us order and was very patient. We tried the two hotdog combo w/fries (all the way). We also split a Hamburger combo w/onion rings. We absolutely loved the Hotdogs, the chili,& the slaw complemented each other nicely. The fries were well seasoned & served hot. I definitely will be back for this combo. The Hamburger was okay, nothing that made it stand out. The onion rings were good, but the fries really shined. We had a some ice-cream which was really good. I tried Black Bear (I think), very unique and my wife did a shake which she loved. She finished the whole thing which does not usually happen. Overall, a very nice surprise !!! Will definitely be back.

Ice cream review…read more The burgers & fries here are pretty good in a rush. The soft serve is fantastic. $2 for a huge serving in a cone. Unbeatable price. The ice cream is decent but it's just missing something. Staff are always sweet high school & college kids. Even when it's busy, the food is quick and good.

Staff is very friendly and unoccupied tables always look clean inside. There's one tv to watch…read more I appreciate that everything is grilled to order and it's usually a short wait, five minutes or less anytime I've gotten a hot sub. My go to order is the chipotle cheesesteak on Rosemary Parmesan bread. The regular size is plenty filling as the bread is hearty. It soaks in enough of the juice to be tender but not break apart after taking it to go and eating thirty minutes later. I've been a few times now and it is consistently a great spot when I'm craving a sub.

Great crew at this Jersey Mike's!…read more As always, good food and one of the best dubs around.

Absolutely the best burger and fries in the burger business. My wife and I love this Five Guys…read morelocation. The place is so clean and the staff is great. Never disappoints!!

Recently, while having some service work done on my truck, I decided to grab lunch at a nearby Five…read moreGuys. My wife and I have been to some of their other locations over the years, and I've always admired their business model. They keep the menu simple, focus on quality, and add little touches that make people feel like they're getting more than they paid for--piles of fries and free peanuts while you wait. Potatoes and peanuts are inexpensive, yet they create a sense of abundance and generosity. Honestly, it's a brilliant strategy. But this visit gave me a very different perspective. I arrived just before noon on a Thursday. It wasn't busy, so ordering was easy. But the prices stopped me in my tracks. A little bacon cheeseburger alone cost more than $10. By the time I added a small fry and a regular drink, my total was over $20 after tax and tip. The tipping part is what really stuck with me. When the payment screen prompted me to leave 5%, 10%, 15%, or 20%, I couldn't help but wonder--what exactly am I tipping for? This wasn't table service. I ordered at the counter, filled my own drink, grabbed my own condiments, picked up my food when called, and would clear my own table. Yet, out of guilt, I still tipped. That little moment of hesitation left a bigger impression on me than the food itself. And the fries--once a fun "extra"--didn't feel like a perk this time. My "small" order was far more than I could eat, and I ended up throwing half of them away. What used to feel generous now just felt wasteful. I enjoyed the meal, but walking away, I realized I'd remember the cost, the tipping awkwardness, and the wasted fries more than the taste of the burger. It made me think: for the same $20, there are plenty of other places where I could sit down, be served, and leave with a better overall experience. In the end, I'll probably shy away from Five Guys and fast food in general. They still make a good burger, but the value equation just doesn't add up anymore.

This place has quickly become a favorite of ours since we moved into the neighborhood. A to go…read moreorder of flat breads may have saved our first night at the new house! They're consistently quick and reliable and we love the flatbreads. Most recently we finally dined in. The service was kind and pretty efficient. The food was excellent as always. My turkey sandwich was a perfect combo of crispy bread and gooey cheese. The veggies added awesome flavors. The sweet potato and regular fries were both excellent! The star of the show could have been that herbed mayo!

Quite a busy spot, this little eatery near the Harris Teeter, though I didn't have to wait long for…read morea table. My server was one of at least three working that evening, and she stayed moving at a brisk pace amongst all the diners in her section. This meant I did have to wait a bit to place my order, but not unreasonably so. After submitting my order, the initial salad course came with minimal wait. I found the bowl's contents simple yet fresh, and I was especially pleased at the quality of the cranberry vinaigrette. Just before I swept up the last greens from the salad, my main course arrived: the Mediterranean seafood pasta. I wasn't quite as impressed by this phase of the meal, however. The amount of calamari in particular was plenty, but I found it a bit too rubbery for my preferences. There were a few good-sized shrimp in the plate also, and their texture was better than the calamari's. But these items just didn't seem to mesh well with the flavors of the marinara, and the peppers and tomatoes didn't help either. There wasn't any real melding of the individual ingredients into a complete dish; each component felt as though they'd been introduced to the others at the last possible moment, and the taste of each didn't contribute to the others in a favorable way. [Seasoning the seafood more substantially, softening the added fruit and veggies with additional cooking, and using a more robust sauce would've helped, I think. Or perhaps a white wine and garlic sauce with the seafood, accompanied by angel hair instead of the spaghetti noodles I received.] All this leads me to believe I simply ordered the wrong dish for my tastes (though I typically enjoy the combination of pasta and seafood). I think I'll come back in the future and try another entree to see if that goes better. For now, though, I'll hold the rating at three stars.

Stopped in for some lunch the other day, and it was good. Walk up counter service with a menu…read moreboard on the wall. A small eatery with a few tables and chairs and a single video game on the wall. The gentleman taking our orders was kind and friendly. We placed our order and paid, our food was ready in under ten minutes and brought to our table. These are very good tacos here. Inexpensive and tasty. Four tacos total, two each Carnitas and Al Pastor. Both style true to type and very good with diced onions and cilantro with a wedge of lime. Good flavor and textures. A decent meal. There are several good taco places in town and this is one of the better ones. Good quality and a fair value. 4 Stars worth a visit and support 01208

This place was AMAZING Great prices, DELICIOUS food and…read moreFRESH sauces. Definitely chose this place

Review for Yelp (Celiac & Gluten-Free Warning)…read more As someone with celiac disease, I take every precaution before dining out -- including calling ahead, researching, and confirming that restaurants understand and follow safe gluten-free protocols. Before visiting this location, I called and spoke with staff who assured me that they take gluten cross-contamination seriously and could safely accommodate celiac guests. Unfortunately, that turned out to be completely untrue. After eating here, I became extremely sick -- for several days. The reaction was so severe I thought I might need to go to the hospital. It was clear from the symptoms that I had been glutened. What makes this worse is that I had trusted their reassurance that they understood safe handling and preparation practices. From what I personally observed, cross-contamination was happening everywhere. Employees were hovering directly over food without washing hands or changing gloves. Utensils were being reused between gluten and gluten-free items, and surfaces didn't appear to be cleaned properly between orders. It was honestly a sanitation nightmare, especially for anyone with medical dietary restrictions. Even my kids -- who are not celiac -- were turned off by how unclean everything looked. It's one thing to make a mistake, but to claim that your establishment is safe for gluten-free diners when it's clearly not is misleading and potentially dangerous. I would never recommend this restaurant to anyone who has celiac disease, gluten intolerance, or any kind of food sensitivity. This experience was frightening, disappointing, and completely avoidable if proper food safety practices had been followed. Please take this review as a serious warning -- this is not a gluten-free safe environment, and the lack of training and care could genuinely harm someone with a medical condition.

Sometimes fast and easy is the way to go, and that was my choice today. I know Moe's is a chain,…read moreand I know they serve Tex-Mex fast food style, but their fully loaded burrito, the Homewrecker, is very good, well sized, and a very great value at $10.39, and don't forget the chips that comes with it - added Queso as well! I loaded my burrito with ground beef, rice, pico, chopped onions, pickled jalapeños, guacamole, and more. Then helped myself to four different salsas - all were at the very least good, tomatillo based one is awesome, rivals those at Los Juanes & Los Muelles! Don't' care for everything served here, not gonna pick a time when I have to stand in line, but from time to time I will wreck my house! Ambiance - 3 Food - 4 Service - 4 Value - 4.5

Ray Ray's is a small chicken chain of restaurants in North Carolina. They have 3 locations total,…read moreMocksville,, Randalman and Asheboro. The restaurant is open and bright with tall windows along the front and sides. A very nice change from the cloned box chain restaurant buildings these days. They have a drive thru and dine in with lots of booths surrounding the perimeter of the inside and some tables in the center. They also have a small outdoor seating area. It's not covered though so it will be a seasonal option. The inside has a large counter that looks like it could be a bar area but it was empty and looked unfinished. We ordered at the counter where a friendly cashier helped us decide on what sauces to choose. Since it was our first time here we wanted to try a variety of items. I ordered three sliders and my husband got a tender combo. Our food came out really quickly and it was super hot. The fries were seasoned well too. No one likes unseasoned fries. One of the first things we noticed was how small the tenders were. I would have expected a larger tender for the price honestly. The flavor was delicious and we loved the different sauces they had. The spicy peach sauce was one of my favorites as well as the honey mustard. The pretzel bites we got as a side were ok. I'd probably skip them next time though. Overall we had a great experience at Ray Rays. I'd go there again for sure. Next time I'll have to try one of their sandwiches or bowls I think.

Wow! When I first saw Ray Ray's Chicken Shack in Mocksville I thought "do we really need another…read morechicken place? How good can it be?" I've never been so happy to be proven wrong! Not only are the portions beyond generous, but the food is DELICIOUS. There are not many chicken sandwiches out there that can rival chick-fil-a, but.... I might have to put Ray Ray's on top. As someone who usually hates crinkle cut fries, they are done right here. Seasoned to perfection and crisp on the edges! Also, so many fries included that I couldn't even finish them all in one sitting. The chicken itself is so juicy, crispy, and full of flavor. They also have fresh lemonade and orangeade, and yes, it's actually fresh. The lemon flavor packed a punch but in the best way. I am SO excited to have this new addition to Mocksville and I already can't wait to come back and try more of the menu!

I am not the biggest fan of Zaxby's food because I'm not crazy about chicken tenders, I prefer…read morebone-in chicken or a nice sized breast filet. But I was curious about the Asian Salad, so I ordered it. It is probably more than a bit of a stretch to call this a salad, or even a Zalad - come on dudes, lose the Zs, it is lame! Having said that this, this item brings a lot of food to your table! On a bed of mixed greens, there are 3 hand breaded chicken fingers, wonton strips, Asian slaw (kinda weird for a salad to have slaw), red cabbage (see previous note), carrot, and a veggie egg roll. This is topped with a honey based Teriyaki glazed. It also comes with a packet of citrus vinaigrette flavored by pineapple, orange, ginger, and sesame - this is obviously not freshly made! All in all, this was not a bad salad, but there is just a bit too much going on with both tastes and textures for my palate. The teriyaki glaze was too sweet and the vinaigrette just threw on another layer of sweetness. The chicken was pretty good and I really enjoyed the egg roll! The cost was a bit over $9.50 . I would not reorder this item.

Check your bag before leaving. After a 2nd trip I asked for…read morea complimentary dessert. Was told it would be $5.05. Not my definition of complimentary

They have good food for a cheap price especially in this economy never had an issue. The service is…read morefast and a good place to stop for a lunch break.

This North Carolina based fast food chain has been around for over 35 years now, and has grown to…read moreover 100 locations. The menu is primarily hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken sandwiches, NC style BBQ, and of course, milk shakes. Until recently there were no spots that had any inside seating, but this is gradually changing. They are known for the small building with drive thru lanes on both sides, and this plus the congestion surrounding many of their locations can make getting in and out a challenge, though this one in not as bad as many! The burgers and chicken sandwiches here are far superior to the offerings of any national chain l, with the possible exception of a properly staffed and operating Culver's - the one in Winston is not one of those, the one in Kernersville most certainly is. The number of locals spots that rival the offerings here is very small. I ordered each of my favorite items here - Bacon Cheeseburger and the Crispy, Spicy Fried Chicken Sandwich. The time in line here are generally a bit longer than the larger chains, but still around 10 minutes. The burger was excellent and well sized as alway, these folks just know how to make a great burger. And the crispy, spicy chicken sandwich is as good as anyone's, including the cult one at Popeyes! Only the BYO at Bad Daddy's is possibly a bit better, and definitely is bigger! I have found the food at Cook Out locations to be consistently excellent with very few bad experiences. Ambiance - 0 Food - 5 Service - 4 Value - 4.5