Excellent service from Skyler, delicious food and clean restrooms at the Wooden Pickle. My sweetie…read morehad their famous mahi mahi street tacos, a messy delight, and I had the portobello panini sandwich, which was perfectly crispy on the outside and very tasty. To go with it, I subbed a salad instead of fries, and for a small up-charge, I had a half of their pear and blue salad sans the bacon. It was so good! I want to go back for a whole salad and try one of their flatbreads to go with it, so I can bring some leftovers home for lunch the next day. Now, if they had a cocktail offering with a product from the nearby distiller, I would have made him be designated instead of me.

We've been coming to the Pickle for years. But this visit was a disappointment. We were stuck at an…read moreawkward round back table (front tables were "reserved" yet empty the entire time we were there). While the chicken tenders were epic, the flatbread (the Pickles' version of pizza) was tasteless and cold and the Mac and cheese just average. Wait staff was disinterested. Sad to see a Marion icon not what it used to be.

What a wonderful meal we had here! The servers were so friendly and efficient!…read more Hubby had the white fish with cabbage, collards, hush puppies and tots for $16-he ate every last bite! It was tasty. I had the hamburger steak, the lunch portion, $11 with collards and mashed potatoes and I, too, ate every bite! It hit the spot. The food was home cooked style and worth every penny!

My husband and I had dinner here this evening. I ordered Alaskan Whitefish, cabbage, pinto beans…read moreand hush puppies. The fish had an amazing coating, it was very flavorful, but not overwhelming, the fish was flaky, and cooked to perfection. I Loved the hush puppies. My husband ordered meat loaf, cabbage, pinto beans, and collard greens. He really enjoyed his meat loaf, and collard greens, we both liked our cabbage. This was honestly the best meal I've had out in a while. We will definitely be eating here again while we are in town. I wish I had taken pictures.

I tried Sisters as a Plan B because my first choice wasn't opening until dinner. What a pleasant…read moresurprise! Nice casual atmosphere, and the soup and sandwich combo is excellent. Knowledgeable efficient wait staff as well. I really like this place.

This spot was pretty good overall. The idea of Mac and cheese soup was probably one of the most…read moreunique approaches I've seen in a while. I liked the sweet tea and egg salad sandwich and the prices were quite reasonable. The service and ambiance were nice and felt very local and community based. Very cute spot - wish I had had more time to shop around.

Moon Dog is a great restaurant for pizza, wings, and amazing salads!! Their pizza dough is the…read morebest, and the cheese is amazing, so we always get a cheese pizza with extra cheese. The salads come loaded with banana peppers, black and green olives, shredded carrots, diced onions, tomatoes and shredded mozzarella. It's a salad that needs very minimal dressing because it's just so flavorful on its own! The servers are quite friendly as well. We also love that they have live music on Saturday nights! Tonight, Billy Steele sang and played guitar. Our family loves Moon Dog and will continue to come here for casual, delicious dining!

Damn, sorry to see it closed! I usually ate here before going to see a show next door at the…read moreLincoln Theater. Never had bad food, sometimes service could be a bit slow but the place was always packed.

Doesn't look like much , old school diner. But the…read morebreakfast was tasty. They make a Bacon Gravy instead of the standard sausage gravy and it's really good. Good place to fill up before hitting the Horse trail.

The vibe: Dolly Patton's "Islands in the Stream" lightly jamming in the background. Sweet thick…read moresouthern accents taking your order. Adorable children off for the summer helping their parents by bussing the tables. Tables packed with mostly men-- truckers, farmers and business fellas. The perks: All day breakfast. Need I say much more? .. it's fresh and super tasty, among plentiful for the price. But if you aren't looking for breakfast, the menu offers traditional southern fare and a kids menu. The dessert section brags of a cobbler and peanut butter pie. The hours end at 8 PM during the week (M-Sat) with Sunday service stopping at 3 pm. Ample seating for larger parties or AT trail hikers. The people here are super friendly and quick with service. I try to make it out at least once a week. If you are looking for a true diner vibe with southern flair for deliciousness -- this is the place.

Grayson Restaurant is always filled with friendly staff and good food. Having breakfast at any time…read moreis a treat. The other meal items have been tasty from the country fried steak to the burgers. A reliable stop for any meal.

You feel welcome from the moment you step through the door. The servers knew many of the patrons…read morebut made us feel as at home as the regulars. It was clean and organized. I had looked it up and was set on the blueberry pancakes. Once I arrived it was a struggle deciding because it was meatloaf day. It looked delicious and with a layer of ketchup baked on - the way I liked it. But I couldn't resist the pancake breakfast. Eggs were cooked perfect as ordered and the sausage was flavorful. I could only make a dent in the pancakes which were as big as the plate and loaded with blueberries. I took them with me and nibbled on them the rest of the way through to West Virginia. They held up. They were soft but not fall apart so perfect to take leftovers along. I will be looking forward to my next trip through to stop again.

Wandered in here after 9 hours on the road. Had a lovely evening dining in. We got the catfish BLT…read moreand a smothered chicken bowl. We were surprised by live country music. I'm a different man than I was before I walked though that door. This sandwich permanently changed me as a person. Absolutely incredible. The mashed potatoes are to die for. The chicken bowl was slammin. I might make a point to pass through here every time I make this trip.

Food was good nice flovor, service was friendly and on the spot, dinning was large and…read moreaccommodating.

Doing some interstate driving on interstate 77 we needed to change drivers and grab some lunch. We…read morestopped at the Pit Stop Italian Restaurant. While I read the reviews, we stopped anyway . The place outside/inside wasn't much to look at but the reviews said the food was good. The reviews were right about the food, and sketchy bathrooms. It didn't mention the gnats and flys we shared our lunch with. While I killed several, I think they were just the scouts... The salad was fresh with peppers, tomatoes, and cucumber. The Stromboli and "taste of Italy " were delicious. Overall service and food were EXCELLENT but I don't think I could dine in again. Get your food to go and you will enjoy.

Let's start with the things I loved: the servers were super friendly and there were a lot of them,…read moreso also super prompt. The menu had a huge selection and the prices were fair. And the food itself was...above average, I'd say. Nothing stunning, but okay stuff. Now, the dislikes: really small seating area with some rickety wooden chairs. If you can't fit in a booth, they have like one 4 person table and the rest tiny 2 person ones. The chicken stromboli I got came served on a small metal plate that was hard to eat from, and the bathrooms were pretty terrible. About what you'd expect in a high traffic place like this at a truck stop. It's overall a 3 star place, I'd say. Nothing great, nothing awful, would consider stopping again if I'm in the area. Next time I'll try the gyro.