Ube Matcha Soft Serve?! YES!!! It was exactly as I imagined…read moreand I highly recommend tryi g it. It was a great way to end a meal. I only which we had more time to try other drinks.

I stopped by while in the Arboretum. I've just started sampling matcha in different beverages and…read morefood. This was a first and I was pleasantly surprised. I don't eat much sweet desserts and this was a very refreshing treat. Cold, smooth flavorful and a pleasant taste. I'm glad I stopped by. I really like this place!

Classic diner breakfast. We came after church on a Sunday and had to wait 25 minutes for a table…read morefor 2. We split a pancake, I had the classic breakfast, and my friend had one of the griddles. Both of us thoroughly enjoyed our meals! Nothing fancy, but good spot for a traditional diner breakfast.

Cute cozy breakfast place. Definitely gets busy quick and doesn't take reservations. I honestly…read morereally enjoy the food and portion sizes are massive - and I don't normally like breakfast but they have SO many options it's hard not to like. Staff isn't the most excited to talk or be present but I'm there to be with family/ friends anyways.

Yep, they did it: impressed me so much that I am giving it one of my few-and-far-in between,…read moreprecious, five star ratings. They are THAT good. Biscuits and gravy are a southern staple and rarely have I had any that were really good, except here at Vicious Biscuit. Biscuits are their business. The most important elements are the biscuits and the gravy. Additions are many and varied, but if the basic two items are not both excellent, you will have a disappointing experience. The Vicious biscuit is the size of a hamburger bun. It is soft and there are bits of spice in the dough. These biscuits do not fall apart, but stay together and serve to soak up the wonderful sausage gravy that is poured on top of it. You can order just a biscuit with gravy for $8. And if you are timid, start here. Otherwise, there are add-ons like very good fried chicken, shrimp and grits, ham, pulled smoked pork, crab, bacon, fried shrimp. fried eggs and other combos. Super choices, so take time to study the menu which is extensive. Portions are great, very generous. I had their Vicious ($12). It was their Cheddar jalapeño biscuit, crispy fried chicken, maple sausage gravy, cowboy candy, with maple syrup drizzle. I was hesitant as to the maple syrup, but it is just enough to give accent to the gravy, but not super sweet. Wife had Fried Green 'Maters ($9.50) which were four fried green tomatoes, their signature pimento cheese with a pickled okra garnish. She could not eat it all, so I helped finish off the lone tomato and a bit of the cheese. Very good. Vicious Biscuit is more that a meal, it is an experience, even a journey, through this traditional southern staple, biscuits and gravy. Enjoy the trip. We might see you there.

I just can't go above 3 stars. Its such a tragedy. I come every 3-6 months to mediocrity. It's so…read moreweird because when they first opened it was delectable. I got a Vicious today although I wanted a Fat Boy. It was beautiful. The fry was golden, jalapeño biscuit was gorgeous, and it was slathered in gravy. I expected a flavor explosion and it was a dud. The Chicken had absolutely no flavor, the beautiful biscuit was flat and the gravy tasted like Libby's fresh out the can. I was so disappointed. It was indeed flat. I expected so much more. There was 2 tables filled but no one in line. Every staffer was pleasant. The resturant immaculate.

The best coffee right inside the grocery store is every mom's dream. Conveniently across the street…read morefrom my job. I leave home early just so I can have time to get a quick red-eye from Starbucks. I get here usually around 7 25ish A.M. and almost always no people in line ahead of me. The great thing is, if you have to wait you can browse inside the Harris Teeter grocery store. Because of its location, this Starbucks is always stocked with their usual goodies and pastries, especially breakfast favorites. The 6parking is a dream since it is in the big Arboretum Shopping Center. Starbucks and Harris Teeter share a parking lot, but with enough parking spaces for both stores.

This was a really good starbucks! The servers were really nice. It was inside a Harris Teeter which…read moreis the best grocery store in the entire world. Everyone should enjoy a Starbucks while they shop for the best groceries ever.

Solid bagel, friendly staff, reasonable prices. I didn't know it was here until I happened by and…read moreit was good. I'll be back

The food is great here and it tastes like fresh bagels and not pre purchased ones.The service is…read moreexcellent they serve you like a customer.The ambience is great.

I had a really nice açaí bowl. Service was wonderful. I took the bowl to go, and the owner packed…read moreit up so that it wouldn't melt during my drive. The açaí bowl was tasty and well balanced.

Love this place! I can only give feedback on the Paddle bowl because I'm obsessed with it and…read morehaven't tried anything else! It's SO good! The layers of açaí and blue majik, coconut and mango topped with granola, fresh strawberries, shredded coconut and honey drizzle!

It has always been our #1 place to go but the last few time we've gone - they are always out of…read moretoppings and don't know until you place an order.

It's been awhile since I dropped in for a BT at this original location…read more.. I got their Milk Green Tea w/ Boba in Medium...and the Matcha taste was quite rich. Seemed as if they've cranked up the Matcha color in the drink as well. I always get it at 70% sweet level, and it's perfect! I would have loved to get the larger size, but these drinks are SO caloric. :( One thing I didn't love was their new "busy" menu. They had this ridiculously loud advertising (about "Dragon Pop") on top of the menu, making the rest of the menu hard to read (smaller print...as well as more confusing). It took me awhile to figure out what to order. No matter, still love this BT place. By now I've tried well over a dozen different BT places around the states...and this place is still one of the best!

This location has been home to many restaurants over the years, but this is by far my favorite one…read moreyet. The food is absolutely to die for! We ordered the baba ghanoush, whipped feta, chicken kabob plate, greek salad, and the berry minty mood drink! Every single dish was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. The service was warm and welcoming, and the ambiance made it a place you instantly want to settle into and enjoy. It's clear a lot of care goes into both the food and the overall experience. This has quickly become one of my new favorite spots, and I can't wait to come back!

I've had Roz Grill a few times and it's always so good!! This time was at one of their pop-ups at…read moremy friends work event. They were set up in their campus cafeteria and had a nice spread available for purchase. It was a version of their chicken platter, I think, and it was really good. I had a little bit of everything.

Stopped by on Thursday night for a beer! The place was lively! Sat at the bar and everyone so…read morefriendly, many guests are regulars! The bartender so accommodating, friendly, and very knowledgeable!

I just love this little place!…read more We stopped by for a glass of wine before dinner and it was so nice! They have a huge selection of wines from all over the world. We recently spent some time in Portugal and I was so excited to see a Portuguese wine on the specials board that night! The kitchen was closed for staffing issues this particular day but I would like to go back and try their food. I just love little neighborhood wine bars like this and will definitely be back!

Delicious!! Food is surprisingly flavorful for what it looks like. My Mac and cheese was nice and…read morecheesy, and my mom's Pasta Fresca was also very good.

I've visited this location twice...and well, both times, it's just O-Kay at most…read more First time (YEARS ago!), I tried the Spicy Korean Beef Noodles...and most recently, I tried the Japanese Pan Noodles. Although I liked the decent amount of fresh veggies (Broccoli and Carrots) in the Japanese Pan Noodles, the dish tasted a bit awkward (??)...Think I prefer the noodles to be softer. Same awkwardness in the sauce...the full Japanese flavor just wasn't there...just alot of heat. Think I preferred the Korean Beef Noodles...much tastier, although I remember thinking it didn't tase authentically Korean at all. In retrospect, I thought the dish was more expensive than it should have been. Not much meat in the dish, mostly noodles and veggies. Not sure if I'm itching to return anytime soon...but if I'm craving noodles, it's an easy option.