Pretty normal bar food but our sandwiches were really good and our server was attentive.read more

Food = Good enough…read more Service = Inadequate. Our Thursday night prearranged dinner for about 25 weary out of state travelers was scheduled for 6:30 PM. We arrived together in time and were promptly seared in a private room. So far, so good. From there the service became glacial. The meals we ordered arrived after 8:00 PM and the checks after 9:00 PM. Two and a half hours involuntary incarceration Is just too long. The three young ladies serving our tables were gracious, industrious, and determined to treat us well. Admittedly, the main saloon was also packed with raucous inebriants wanting food and drink. I suggest that the delay was possibly in the kitchen. Ambience = Loud

I always stop here when I drive by. It's right off the highway and there are gas station options…read morenearby, making it an easy decision. They have a mix of local bulk foods (honey, jellies, jams, chocolates, candies, etc.), a cooler aisle (drinks, sauerkraut, etc.), and a sandwich deli in the back. Bathrooms are clean. Parking is plentiful. And there's no hurry in shopping. If you can't find something, they'll point you to three kinds of whatever you're asking for. You will always buy twice what you expected and eat some multiple of the candies you promised yourself you'd "save" on the way home. So save room in your trunk, people.

Best sandwiches around. There's nothing better than their fresh bread. They have a great selection…read moreof baked goods and all kinds of goodies.

Our experience at The Downtown Pioneer was great! The food was tasty, the service was good, and the…read moreprices were amazing! I ordered the Sunday Special- Hamburger Steak with Mashed Potatoes and Texas Toast- and it was delicious! My family ordered eggs with fried bologna and toast, eggs with sausage, home fries and a biscuit. Each thing we ordered was tasty and came out fairly quickly. The waitress was friendly and the bathrooms were very clean. The women's room was well stocked with good quality toilet paper (why must this be so rare?!) and paper towels. It even had a hook on the back of the door for any bags or jackets you may want to hang up- it's the little things! The pricing was shockingly amazing! We spent $34 for 4 meals, a coffee, and two add-ons. The ambiance is casual and cute, and the building is decorated nicely. They even think of little details such as having a hook on the side of each booth for your purse, bag, jacket, etc. Overall, our experience at the Downtown Pioneer was great and we will definitely be coming back! I would recommend them to any friends and family looking for good classic or southern breakfast and brunch!

The eggs and baloney were fine, but the biscuits and gravy had to much pepper and to little salt on…read morethem.

Good food and fast service. Bread was very fresh. Blaland provided great service. Welcomed…read moreeveryone into the restaurant and conversational. He created an enjoyable atmosphere and experience.

Charley's Cheesesteaks:…read more This l is the place to risk Hypernatremia (salt poisoning.) Google it. When we returned to the hotel to enjoy them, what's-her-name and I l found our Charley's Cheesesteaks too extremely salty to continue eating after a few bites. Perhaps it was human error, but I blame substituting Cheese Whiz for the real thing. Foraged instead at the hotel coffee bar for lunchtime sustenance. Never again at Charley's!

Sweet and welcoming staff! Food is amazing for such a small building and barely anything to work…read morewith. Saw a roach in the restroom though. check your food!

Their desert is amazing. I had the pineapple cake. Such a cute little shop. The staff could not…read morebe more friendly. Stop in and have a bite to eat.

Great lunch today with big salad, hamburger and onion rings. Service was on top of things also.read more

Excellent food, and great service! (Thank you Samantha) Very uniquely decorated too…read more They change their specials daily, and no lack of food portions either, three of us had the philly sandwich, spiced potatoes and onion rings, another friend had the pulled pork. We all recommend it highly! Wished I had taken a picture of our sandwiches!

New ownership recently, Generally understaffed, runs out of supplies regularly, however when they…read morehave all products the food is generally what you expect from franchise sub shops

This subway just rushed you out. The lady got my order COMPLETELY wrong. I asked for a Sweet Onion…read moreChicken Teriyaki and she gave me a Chicken bacon ranch. Which I decided to take. Then when she asked what veggies I wanted I replied with "spinach, jalapeños, and ranch." When I got back to work I realized she didn't put ranch on my sandwich. I get there was a line but the employees could take 10 more seconds to make sure the customers order is correct.

Realy wanted to eat here....however i dont see any pics with actual food…read more I realy wish ppl would stop posting personal photos, unless you are an employee.

This is a great place if you need something quick, but fast food is not your scene. It is FANTASTIC…read morehome-cooked food that you don't have to make yourself! Calling it in usually takes 10-15 min. to prepare. Their weekly specials are always on point, and you can never go wrong with the chicken salad, pimento cheese, or MOAS sandwich lunches as well!

We must have caught them near opening. It seems there are some corporate people helping and a bunch…read moreof earnest new staff figuring things out. Not in a bad way, good attitudes, enjoying their work and customers and hustling along. As usual Jersey Mikes makes great subs. Today we had the 7 turkey sandwich and the 8 turnkey ham and bacon club. Of course made to order. Everything was great. Now just add some Zero drinks instead of diet only.

Younger dirty blonde girl with freckles doesn't understand the meaning of "seedless Italian" when…read moreshe asked my bread preference (with some basic critical thinking skills, she could've figured out it just meant a basic seedless roll). But for some reason she looked at me like I had just killed her family and had a terrible attitude. She went on to whisper to her other coworkers how she couldn't understand what I was talking about and was obviously irritated. To this snotty girl who couldn't finish ringing me out because of the awkward interaction... next time take a deep breath and ask a clarifying question, it'll be okay!

I have decided that I officially don't like pink dogs. Pork dogs are gross, they lack the snap of…read morean all beef dog. It's just straight slimy mush. So this place. Parking is an issue. You pretty much just have to break all sorts of parking laws to get a spot. The "famous" dip dogs are nasty. Greasy with a bad taste. Then there's those disgusting pink dogs. My spouse actually liked the slaw dogs. However, he's a human hoover who'll eat almost anything. Not a great judge, lol. Either way, unless you're a big fan of pink dogs and grease? Avoid this place.

On a long drive up to West Virginia, we stopped here for lunch and a moment to stretch our legs…read more This place was a crowd-pleaser and super fun! It's a little off the beaten path, though you can see the sign from the highway if you squint. There's a decent amount of parking. This place has been around a long time (the 1950s, iirc) and you can see the ways it has grown over the years. The dining room, bathrooms, and gift shop are all sort of separate outbuildings. There's a small patio with a couple of metal chairs and tables, which is where we sat and ate; however, seems like call-in and carryout are popular options. You order at the counter in the main building and your order number will be called when your food is ready. The menu consists of dip dogs (very similar to a corn dog, made with Carolina-style "red" hot dogs and slathered in mustard unless otherwise requested), hot dogs, burgers, simple sandwiches, chicken tenders, and ice cream/milkshakes. We all wanted to save room for supper so we kept it pretty light; I had a grilled cheese and fries, parents each had a chili dog and split fries, and husband ordered two dip dogs. This is obviously a family run establishment and we enjoyed seeing all the history through the pictures and tributes to family and community members while we waited. The gentlemen taking our orders were polite and working efficiently. The ladies' restroom was hot but clean when we visited it before getting back on the road. Our food was simple and tasty! The fries were super hot and salted nicely and the grilled cheese was so buttery. My parents enjoyed their hot dogs. I tried a bite of a dip dog just to say that I had; I loved the nice light crisp of the breading (not as cakey as your average corn dog). If I got one I'd get it without mustard and dip in ketchup but that's just because I don't like mustard lol. Overall, a fun, tasty, and interesting stop on a long road trip. Give them a try if you're in the area!