It's just awesome. Service is always great, an be busy at the expected times and it's not a…read morespacious place, so set your expectations accordingly. I haven't had any bad experiences here - breakfast food is the obvious choice, but the hamburgers are just as good. Go for the coffee, return for the everything else.

First time here. On this particular Sunday morning get here early. By 8am parking lot is full and…read moreseating is limited. Food is good. Similar to Waffle House. Food is good but a little on the bland side. On this particular morning I got a ham and cheese omelette with hash browns and a side biscuit with gravy. The has browns were very crispy. The down side was biscuit was cold along with the gravy. My wife got a Belgian waffle with bacon, eggs and grits. The waffle came out overcooked and had to be remade. The grits weren't overly hot either. The service was good and staff were very friendly. The interior was very clean and nice size unlike waffle house with very limited seating. Overall decent, but would explore other restaurants if available. Contrary to the sign, they are no longer 24 hours. They are open every day from 6am to 10 pm.

My hotdogs were the absolute best I have had in my life!!!! Hotdogs topped with pork bbq, slaw, and…read morecheese!!!! The staff is pretty epic as well. We stumbled across this gem while traveling, but we will now make sure to stop in for a meal anytime we are close!

Called in an order for a BBQ loaded baked potato. Asked to hold the nacho cheese and put the bbq…read moresauce on the side. They said ten minutes and it was hot and fresh when I came to pick up. This location used to be an amazing Mexican restaurant and since the transition to winners it has received some interior updates. Parking isn't the easiest but I found a spot and got in and out easily. Service was wonderful and the potato hit the craving. Would come back for a second shot, if even just to try to banana pudding.

I absolutely loved this place! I visited during the Brushy…read moreMountain Apple Festival and was looking for a coffee pick-me-up. This is more than a coffee shop its a huge space that used to be a general store of sorts in a former life. They have all kinds of fresh made coffee, tea, refreshers and more. I had a cappuccino which was quite strong so I added some extra creamer in it. Perfection! It also has a food menu if you are looking for more of a bistro experience. The menu peaked my interest. We sat in a huge area that was decorative and comfy. There were paintings, books and lots of odds and ends to look at and or buy. This is a place where everyone is friendly and very helpful and even though they are busy they take the time to talk to you about the building and tidbits about living in the area as well as answering your questions with no hint of rushing. I would return anytime and wish this place was near my area as this would be my 2nd home!

Yuminess: 8/10 Allergy Safety: 6/10…read morePrice: 4/10 Atmosphere: 10/10 Service: 4/10 Overall: Food was solid, but not a lot of allergy-friendly options (dairy or gluten). Price was definitely high for the portion size, and service was... interesting. Not the friendliest or most helpful. However, the atmosphere is 10/10; it's cozy with plenty of local products available. Likely wouldn't return on my own. In-depth: First, the atmosphere is the best part of this place. It's a large, cozy space with artwork everywhere, games (like chess) to play, and local products to buy. Perfect for reading, working on a computer, or a family day out. Food was also pretty solid. I got the spinach quiche and cloud 9 latte, both of which were delicious, though the latte was a bit too sweet and they did forget to add the whip cream. However, the price is definitely high for what you get. The latte was around $7, and the quiche was $10, even though it was pretty small. I also didn't see many gluten- or dairy-friendly food options, though they did have milk alternatives for the drinks. Now, my biggest gripe: the service. I went last week, and the manager was operating the register. He didn't seem very happy, but hey, not everyone is all smiles at work -- it is work after all. However, he was nice enough when I asked what quiches they had. This is not where my complaint comes from, though. I visited with my friend, and as she was walking back with her spinach pie, she sadly dropped it right on the floor. This is definitely her fault, yes. But how it was handled left a bad taste in my mouth. She cleaned up the mess herself and went to tell the workers. The lady pointed to the manager and told her he would handle it in an offhand manner (although she was nicer later, so maybe she was just busy). When we went to the manager, she told him what happened and asked if she would need to buy a new one. He rolled his eyes, sarcastically said, "Oh no!" then deadpanned, "Yes, you will need to buy a new one," and that was that. While many other restaurants may offer to pay or offer a discount, we 100% understood it was her mistake, not theirs. So, it is fair that she had to repay. What wasn't great was the unnecessary rude attitude. Overall, I might come back if someone wanted to meet here, but I would definitely hope no issues come up that would require me to deal with the service. Beyond that, I wouldn't come back myself.

I came here in a whim and boy was I delighted!! They have tortas, quesadillas, burritos, sopes,…read morefruit cups and more! I got the quesabirria which is only available on weekends. It was amazing!!!!! My girlfriend got the sope de lengua (cow tongue) and L O V E D it! I tried some too, the tongue was very tender and juicy. I got the Jamica aguas Frescas, very refreshing and not too strong. She got the horchata, I took a sip and liked it, usually horchata has too much cinnamon for me but this one had a nice balance. I got esquites which is corn with mayo and cotija cheese, I highly recommend for anyone looking to try a new snack. I saw people walking out with the fruit cups they looked very yummy. The cashier was so friendly and he helped me with the menu because I was struggling at first since the menu at the register is in Spanish, if you scan the QR code they have an online menu in English. There is very limited indoor and outdoor seating, most people got their food to go. I reccomend this place if you're looking for some good authentic Mexican food!!!

Unfortunately I didn't get a picture of our pins loca until after it had feel over and dumped…read moreeverything out, but let me tell you it's for sure worth it! Go get one and enjoy this yummy fruit snack! Big enough to share! The service was fast and friendly and we enjoyed the atmosphere!

Cute spot for a bite on our way to Asheville. Everything was good and staff was friendly.read more

Great place to eat breakfast or lunch. Very clean with 100 rating. Service is always good there too.read more

Under new management, Now serving Honduran food, while keeping some items from previous menu! Food…read moreis authentic and made to order, so expect your food to be made nice and fresh every order!!!

We love this place. Homemade slaw slaps, Gordita's are always good and stuffed and delicious and…read moretacos are on point. Mr. Toro and family are all so sweet with great customer service!

Thanks to a good friend of mine, who spoke highly of the place, said she's gotten quite a few…read moreextra-large orders for a few gatherings she's always having--and keeps coming back because her friends are always complimenting all the baked goods she puts out. So, knowing all that, I've gone by there several times. During the colder months I'd grab a cup of good coffee and these tart-like pastries that have spinach & cheese fillings. I'm part Greek, and they remind me of Spanikopita, only with mozzarella vs feta cheese. The owner's such a delightful person, I'm going to ask her one day to make me a dozen with spinach & feta--I'd bet they'd even freeze well. I wish I could remember all the names of things I've tried here, but all I CAN say is I've liked everything I've eaten here. The place is always spotless, as is their kitchen I'd bet. Definitely one of those "try it, you'll like it!" kinds of places! And like me and a lot of others, we do keep going back. They're definitely a real asset to Lenoir.

Great bakery. We have been twice. One in my birthday we picked up empanadas, and they on…read moreValentine's Day we picked up the same, ham and cheese, chicken, beef, spinach and chicken, and spinach and cheese empanadas. They do call in orders and have great breads and pastries as well.

I visited Chez Joséphine as my final stop on a self directed wine tour of NC wineries in the Ronda…read morearea. To start, Chez Joséphine has the best view of this "Roaring Creek" where a porch and dining tables are located. You can't just create this atmosphere! This is such a relaxing place to enjoy a fabulous meal and a glass of wine after tastings though out the day. When I visited, they had a wine tasting menu with approximately 10 wines. Whites and reds, tasting begins with the whites of course. The owner of the vineyard and restaurant did the tasting, explained the wines and answered questions. I highly recommend a visit here on your NC wine tour. Have lunch or dinner and enjoy the wine and the view! Meet the owner and learn about the wine and land! You will be happy you did!

Limited German/french inspired menu but great food, wine/beer selection, service, and atmosphere…read more Outside patio overlooking the creek provides a great area to sit and enjoy this beautiful location and food. Only downside is if you have any food restrictions you best checkout the menu beforehand.