Wonderful !!! Absolutely amazing !!!…read moreThe food is super tasty & the atmosphere is very homey.

Tiny place with a charming decor- super friendly too ! Fresh cooked food- first time we had a…read morechicken parm sandwich which was a special, and quite good, today my date had reloaded dog which he enjoyed - whale I had the homemade tomato soup and grilled cheese sandwich- it was delicious! We enjoy this cute little spot- always excellent service and a solid enjoyable lunch.

No Splenda or Equal sweeteners available. I ordered the…read morefried shrimp platter and fried okra and onion rings. All of the food and the unsweetened tea tasted good.

Excellent, from the awesome server to the tasty twists on some ordinary dishes. Prices are comfy,…read moretoo! BBQ, Ribs, Shrimp, Steak & Cheese served up wacky with a burger underneath, or BBQ. Shrimp on a Sub. Creative! Husband had the Cowboy Chicken Sandwich that he couldn't fit in his mouth. Our friend had the Steak & Cheese Burger and I had the Pulled Pork BBQ...with some Fried Okra. Soooooo yum! There were some Wings and Cheesy Bacon Tots tossed in the mix too. We left no crumbs. We couldn't hang around for karaoke, but we hear it's the place to be on Friday night! 5 Stars! Thanks for a pleasant surprise.

Thank you for another wonderful dinner during our visit from Pennsylvania. The chicken cheese steak…read morewas amazing as always, and big enough for my wife and I to split. We have dinner at your establishment every time we are in the area visiting my parents. Thank you especially for the slice of cheesecake accompanied by a rendition of "Happy Birthday" for my dad who celebrated a milestone birthday. Love your restaurant, the 70s/80s music which brings back great memories, and your great customer service. See you next time!!!

I visited Cruis-In Cafe as part of my effort to get a hot dog in every county and incorporated city…read morein Virginia. This was my Charlotte County stop. I had originally planned a stop in Charlotte Courthouse but, driving past Cruis-In Cafe in Keysville, I said, "I bet that place has a hot dog." And they did! When we visited for a late lunch they were doing good business. The inside was slightly dark but it was wonderfully decorated with many touches for Halloween. The woman taking care of us was really kind and friendly. We each ordered a hot dog. Mine with their creamy cheese sauce and spicy chili. My friend got hers with creamy cheese sauce, onion, and jalapenos. We shared a basket of onion rings. The food came out quickly and everything was very hot. My friend appreciated they they were fresh jalapenos (not pickled). The chop on both the jalapenos and the onions was a little big for me but she enjoyed hers. The spicy chili did have nice heat. It was a very dry chili and was a soup chili with veggies and beans (as opposed to a hot dog chili). We both agreed that the creamy cheese sauce was pretty thin and didn't have a ton of flavor. The onion rings were great. We got a brownie to enjoy in the car on our drive back to North Carolina. Overall, the friendly service, the tasty onion rings, and the brownie were a highlight.

Loved the atmosphere at North Street Press Club. It is upscale and modern with very reasonable…read moreprices. The service was great! Our waitress was very pleasant. The menu has a lot of great selections and I like that they have incorporated asian cuisine into the menu. Although my pad thai noodles were slightly undercooked, the food was so tasty. Overall, this is a great place!

A super cute spot. The service was spot on, Faith, a great waitress. The manager even checked in on…read moreus. That was very nice. The food was really good as well. The presentation of the food, especially the Hawaiian or was it pineapple fried rice, was unexpected. Definitely worth the stop.

Food was excellent and the service was great. Would recommend reservations. Gets busy real quick…read more Would go again

Plenty of people have reviewed the food. We had a very good lunch, quite frankly better than what…read morewe had expected after missing the turn in and circling back. A quick google search led us to this, dare I use the cliche, "hidden gem". I had a great burger, my wife had a turkey Rueben she enjoyed. The prices are in keeping with the current economy and our service was pleasant and energetic if a bit scattered at times. We arrived right before the lunch rush, and it wasn't quite clear what their distribution of work was. Everyone was hustling, but there wasn't cohesion in the outcomes. All good, a very minor criticism from a retired executive struggling for things to fix. That's the review- you can stop there. The rest of this is observations about expectations and how I have often found places "out of time and place" in my many travels. I did a quick search, the original building was a Country Store, the restaurant came along in 1991. There was a total rebuild in 2004 that sought to capture some of the original character of the site, with modern materials, plumbing, electric etc. I am fascinated with what buildings used to be and how they served the population. There are a few things out of place in this small town off Interstate 85. I am not being a jerk city slicker, I grew up in an even smaller backwater about an hour north near Petersburg. After travelling all over we have settled in retirement in a sleepy little town in southern Illinois. The original Star Wars spoke so loudly to 14 year old me, I was Luke stuck on Tantoonie, not Disputanta, VA. The first thing that stuns a bit is an entire row of Tesla chargers, not sure if that's a response to road traffic or rich local families and their kids with Teslas instead of Camero's now. I say that because our 41% tip did not phase our server at all, so the analysis says that kind of cash flow is not a surprise to the staff. You get to the door and there is the satisfying old creek of a worn hinge, and too many operations between a bit of oil. [Side note, in this recent trip through IL, IN, OH, WV, MD, NC, KY, I came upon so many doors that need just a little bit of WD40 or silicone, and maybe a screw turn or two]. I suppose with the tough realities of business today, the little routine maintenance things just have to take a back seat. Not a big issue for doors, but it leads me (like I said bored retiree) to wonder about whether, pay me now or pay me later, maintenance is also wanting. Once inside there is this clever balance of dark wood, and natural light. It manages to look old and fresh at the same time. There are multiple rooms and the decor is rustic with a part Pub, part golf country club vibe. It seems like the place the town powerful come to for a 2 hour martini lunch, but people off the highway are welcome to visit, enjoy their meal and leave. I think that is a challenge that all small towns have in our current environment. We don't want the "outside world" to invade our imagined utopias. The menu would be at home in the tonier parts of Norfolk, or the dining district in Richmond. The staples are here, what we had was well executed. There is just enough culinary flair to tell you the cooks, if not formally trained, they have at least consulted some Youtube and Tik Tok guidance. Earlier in the trip in MD, my wife encountered a diner we used to enjoy that has gone full "fru-fru", adding ingredients to classic dishes in a nearly haphazard fashion as if an unwanted sauce now justifies a $3 price jump. That is not the case here at Kahill's, at first glance on a very busy menu, it seems like they made that same gamble. That is not the case, where Kahill's has made an adjustment it feels like a more organic modernization. We talked to the owner, business has been good, he has vision and drive and I wish them well. The next time we are in the area we will definitely visit again.

Everything was good enjoy this place it is good food. Love there onion rings they are goodread more

There was a cockroach in my burger and I tried to return it and they wouldn't give me my money back.read more

Very local place. High ceilings, great people watching, menu has nice collection of food that…read moretaste La great. Nice bar setup, small bit has gastropub vibes. Attentive staff, everyone stops by to ask if you need anything. Owner/mgr stops by to shake hands. Personable.

The venue is great. The location is perfect. The burgers are yuck…read more We had dinner here as a family of four on an early Friday night (tonight). There was no wait. We sat outside and enjoyed the scenery. It is a beautiful location right next to the River District. There's a lovely park, splash pad, and playground right along the Dan River. We were so stoked to eat right there. The interior of the restaurant was so fun. We loved the decorations. Books everywhere! The server was ok at first. But when we were done, I did not like how she presented me the check. She just quickly flashed me an amount on a screen, and then hid the screen. I asked if I could pay cash and she accepted it but did not bring me a check even then. We ordered 3 burgers that sounded really good. Such a disappointment. The burger meat in each was shaped perfectly and was as hard as a hockey puck. They appeared to be cooked medium but the meat was tough and gristly. I have no idea how they got all the burgers the exact, uniform hockey puck shape. They must be like those frozen ones you can get at Costco. But $17.95 for a frozen hockey puck? At one point, while my kids were telling me how gross the patties were, while my husband and I told them they had to eat them to go play on the playground, I flagged the server down and asked what type of meat it was. She said beef. However, it did not taste like beef. Thank goodness for all the toppings because if they were plain burgers, they would have been inedible. We were so hungry though so we ate what we could. Notably, the buns also tasted cheap like they had just come out of a stale grocery store deli bag. The seasoned fries, sweet potato fries, the homemade ranch and ketchup, and salad with homemade vinaigrette were ok. After we left, I added up what we ordered again and realized she must have charged me an extra $12 to swap out a veggie patty for a beef patty. I was not told there would be an upcharge so felt a little swindled, especially with how she presented the check. I wish I had kept the veggie patty though, because it probably would have been better. Also my kid who had said the burgers were so gross puked right after we left and immediately felt much better and enjoyed 2 hours on the playground. My other kid was jealous of the other one puking. Like you can't make this kind of stuff up. This spot has so much potential. I would honestly hope to visit again just to chill outside but would not ever eat the burgers.

The burgers were great! The people there are super nice and you can tell everything is freshread more

Service was superb. Rhonda is an absolute GEM. THE FOOD IS ABSURDLY DELICIOUS, it's all home cooked…read moreand seasoned to perfection. Small place, BIG FOOD!!!!!

Great local spot! Always a friendly vibe, great service and consistently good food. The Pimento…read moreappetizer is fantastic, as are the burgers, and Pasta Bella. Chili fries on the set menu would be amazing! My favorite place in Sobo.

server was nice but the food was very mid, would not go again. tasted worse than my 10 year old…read morebrothers cooking

Schweety and I have eaten here on multiple occasions with friends…read more Every time food and service has been outstanding. Local beef and produce are featured as well as local wine. On our most recent visit we tried the award winning Rose from Sweet Briar!

My husband found this spot through an online search so we decided to give it a try this past Friday…read morenight. I have to say that we were pleasantly surprised. The staff was amazing and the food was absolutely delicious. We started off with their pimento cheese appetizer which we highly recommend. The portion sizes were great and the food was very fresh. We will definitely return