We came across this spot on a road trip back to Charlotte from PA. We needed a dog friendly spot,…read morethat also had food (and beer), and this was above and beyond what we expected! Not only was it dog friendly inside, but it has great beer and delicious pizza. There was also an amazing book area that our kids could borrow and read. It checked all our boxes! The pizza was honestly delicious (we did a make your own) and so was the beer. My only complaint? We live four hours away!! We will certainly stop here on our next trek on 81.

Good set of brews! Try the Detroit Pizza. One of the best and original pies you will find. Tots…read moreare a plus. Can get crowded and busy and service might be crazy.

My husband and I enjoy the proximity, food, and mountain views from this restaurant. Lunch is good…read morepub fare with sandwiches, burgers, a to-die-for grill cheese, and salads (try the wilted spinach salad). With a new chef in recent months, reasonably priced dinner specials run on a weekly basis and are consistently good. The staff is friendly, and the casual atmosphere appropriate for a golf clubhouse. Check out the food and sunset from the patio---you won't be disappointed.

Absolutely amazing! The service is fantastic and the food is just as good. Since the reopening in…read moreearly March I have been here every week. This is definitely my new go to spot. The second you walk it feels like coming home. Comfy and classy astatic making it a good place to stay for a while. I highly recommend the fish and chips, the pot pie and the Scottish eggs. The sticky toffee pudding is a riff on an English classic and a much lighter style. Best meal I have had in a long time.

First time visiting after they re-opened, and very pleasantly surprised! Great food, great service,…read moregreat atmosphere, just a wonderful experience overall. The menu is very thoughtfully constructed and the meal was top-notch quality served by friendly and knowledgeable staff. Highly, highly recommend!

What a Warhammer Reuben!! Their best seller is melt in your mouth grilled corned beef with…read moresauerkraut, Swiss cheese, and Sabi sauce served on toasted marble rye. I'm always on the hunt to find the best reuben in every state and The Cracked Pillar Pub has the best I've had in Virginia. The home style side of fries was also really good and im not a big "French fry" person, but I was today!! There is private parking for the pub, behind the building on a 1 way private driveway. They have a great covered outdoor seating area as well as 2 seperate indoor rooms to dine in. The Pub offers a full bar with plenty of seating if you prefer bar top seating. I will surely be coming back for the WarHammer Reuben and each of their burgers (they have a vegetarian grain burger), wraps, and sandwiches. Take a peak at their menu and let your mouth begin to water.

The food is great, especially the Reuben! They also have Guinness on tap, which is difficult to…read morefind. Wonderful, friendly service too.

Great stop on the way home. Great jalapeno infused beer. Loved both turn n burn and hot shoe. Nice…read morepatio with umbrellas for shade, music playing & corn hole. Staff was nice, helpful, gave a run down on the beer. Great selection. Highly recommend a stop if you are near by.

A very unassuming brewery operated by extremely welcoming staff and full of great patrons…read more They offer a wide variety of styles. I only had time for a quick beer with my wife and the IPAs we had left a little to be desired. However I will say we would be back to try others again. This place is run by good people.

I've passed by this spot a thousand times and never thought to go in--tucked, as it is, in the…read morecorner of a large parking lot and abutted by big box stores, it didn't necessarily call out to me. Well thank goodness I finally decided to nip in to 3rd Generations Grill last evening for a hot meal and a cold beer after a long day. I was quite happy with the experience. From the outside it doesn't look like much, but the dining room is large, open, and features a nice bar at the back with a decent selection of draft beer (sadly no dark options for the porter- and brown ale-loving crowd) and sundry spirits. The walls are plastered with rock & roll posters (they get extra credit for the Ziggy Stardust poster on the left side of the room as you enter) and the space is clean and well lit without being antiseptic and blazing. I think with a larger crowd (it was a bit sparse on my visit) the room could be a bit loud, so if quiet is your thing maybe plan for a low traffic time. After negotiating a workaround for the QR code-based online menu (I deduct a full star if that's my only option for ordering because I think it's poor service), I ordered the Generator burger from my very friendly, helpful, and service-forward bartender. What's great is I told him what I was looking for and he competently guided me to one of the best burgers I've had in a while. Double smashed patty, double bacon, cheese, onion. I added lettuce and tomato because I want to dupe myself into believing I had a vegetable that evening. Comes with side of their hand-cut fries and is a hearty portion of well prepared food. When I say this is a two-handed-eat-over-the-plate-like-a-caveman burger, that's exactly what it is. Thing is a monster of beautiful beef and bacon and cheese (sorry vegans, try again). Oh, and the food came out in good time--not fast food, but good food fast. I have a minor quibble with the fries which, while hand cut and nicely seasoned, were a bit under and kinda soggy. Not inedible, but could be better. I think if they blanched the fries before the final cook they'd achieve a crispier outside with that nice cushy potato centre you want in a French fry. But that's the only quibble. Service: six stars Food: four stars Ambiance: four stars Value: five stars I'll be going back again, for sure. No photos this time because I am a pig man and I tend to eat half my plate before my brain says, "hey! Yelp review inbound!"

Met my dad in Waynesboro for lunch and picked this place based on google and yelp reviews. It's a…read moresmall place with a rock and roll atmosphere. The bartender was also server and was very friendly. He is why it is 4 stars. The food was pretty good. My burger was cooked well and the fries were very good. Dad enjoyed his fried shrimp. Bathroom was clean and it wasn't busy for lunch on a Thursday. Looks like they have fun things in the evenings. I would go back if I'm in the area.

On a recent trip to beautiful Lexington, Virginia, we stopped at this little hotel bar to warm up…read morewith some fries and old fashioneds after a very chilly hike through Natural Bridge. We loved sitting by a real fire and everyone was very kind to the little ones we had with us. We will definitely be back. It was a very cozy experience.

More than a hotel bar, an unexpected gem, beyond the under utilized curb appeal. Fresh ingredients…read morefor the food and mixed drinks made with effort and flavors! Pescatarian friendly. Desserts made in-house. Ample and competent service Team. 50% is setup as bar, while 50% is setup as dining; a (2) sided gas fireplace separates them. Covered patio seating in the rear, unfortunately, without a view. Tasteful experience with decent portions and prices. Hello Lexington!

Early afternoon visit and it was quiet. Service was attentive and the food was really good with a…read morefew caveats. Will say the ambiance was between family resturant and divebar. The reason for 4 stars is the food while good and unique missed the mark a bit. The fried elements seemed to either indicate the oil was a bit old or they overcooked a few of our items. The fried greenbeans while really good overall and a unique preparation. Had a subtle burnt flavor and same with the Catfish Poboy. The PoBoy was uniquely prepared too with green tomatoes that really worked well. But the condiment was thin, and the tomatoes could have been a bit thicker cut. So flavor was good, but could have been better. The fries that came with the sandwiches were good though. So TLDR, the breading on the catfish, and the fried green beans, was thick and looked slightly over cooked and tasted a tad burnt but at the same time the food itself seemed cooked properly. Not horrible and overall was very good. Just not 5 star. But much better than standard bar food fare. Standout though was the dessert (Hot Brownie with ice cream) it was absolutely amazing. I'll be back and hopefully can give them a 5 star later.

Came to this restaurant while touring Charlottesville with friends. We were at the restaurant an…read moreearly dinner in the early afternoon. The restaurant was empty of customers and only a couple of guys at the bar. The waitress came to our table and took our drink order along with out food order. The drinks didn't arrive for about twenty minutes. After the delivery of the drinks, the waitress didn't return to our table to take a second or subsequent drink orders. Finally, the drinks arrived and we waited for the food. There are a lot of local craft beers on the list, along with a wide selection of whiskies. Would have been fun to try some, but we never really had service at out table. This bar is Irish themed and Irish folk music is played on the sound system, loudly. Not bad, but you do h a very to speak up during conversations. The food arrived and was ,"just okay". I had the fried chicken sandwich, my friends had the burger. My wife had the grilled chicken sandwich. All meals came with fries. The service needs to step up their game. It was not busy at all and the wait staff were more interesting in socializing with each other than tending to the customers. Also, the food was delivered warm, it probably had been sitting under a light for some time. This place has great potential, but changes in service staffs priorities need to happen. Not impressed with this place, but if you decide to give them a try, I hope your experiences are better than ours.