Excellent poke bowls!! Huge portions at a fair price…read more It's a little warm in the dining area, probably because the restaurant is small, but not too bad. I have tried the tuna, crab, and chicken poke, and the tuna is my favorite (but if you're not a fan of raw tuna, the grilled chicken is very good). Conveniently located on Mt Cross Rd, this is now going to be a regular lunch spot whenever I am in town.

DISCLAIMER! I wish I remembered what I got in the pics but everything was worth it. I ordered like…read more5 meals and enjoyed every bite. I went a couple years ago. This was such an amazing find! Wish the triad had anything close to this or even good crepes that aren't overpriced! Between the raw sushi, crepes, and dessert crepes, absolute perfection! Hope everyone makes the drive. It's a tight squeeze inside the shop as for ambiance, but the staff is sweet and good at what they do. Can't wait to go back. My personal favorite!

Yummy, reasonably priced ice cream. All seating is outside. Service was friendly. Highly recommend.read more

We went today and pulled up to the drive-thru since it was windy and cold. There was no one at the…read morewalk-up window. We were the only customers. We were told that we must submit our order online. The worker would not take our order. He said that we must do an online order. So we just left. How ridiculous is this! Not sure we will be back. We just went down the road to Mama Possum.

This was our first visit. We pass it all the time, but I never knew it existed. My wife and I came…read morehere with our son, daughter-in-law, and two granddaughters. The establishment has an open area with tables and a counter where you order and select your ice cream. There is plenty of room to walk around and between the tables, which is lovely. The entire place is bright and clean. The decor is a bit eclectic, like a cross between a movie theater and nostalgic Americana. But the quirkiness works. The prices are reasonable, and the servings are very large, except for the candy (see below). The young lady working behind the counter (just one person was working when we were there) was polite, friendly, and efficient. Regarding the candy, there is a 5' tall "wall" of candy (think tiny candies individually wrapped) that they sell. On top of the wall are some wooden boxes. They sell the boxes for you to buy candy and put in them. Those were an expensive option, but no harm, no foul. You might love this option. We will be going back and I highly recommend you go, too! Five Stars

I do not recommend. The ice cream was overly sweet, I got one scoop and ate 3 bites and tossed the…read morerest. It lacked the creamy mouth feel of real ice cream, it was overly sweet fake semi-cold goo. I got several chocolates, but stopped ordering them when I saw a bunch of gnats flying around inside the containers. The one chocolate I ate that I felt confident wouldn't come with a side of gnats tasted old and stale. The booth was dirty, table was dirty, the trach can lid had streaks of ice cream smeared all over it. In general, the 3 items were tried were not good and it was dirty.

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.

My wife and I went in for dinner and left mildly disappointed. We have eaten here numerous times…read moreand it was always very good. This time we went, my burger was dry, she had the Mel Robbins (tuna) and it was overcooked and dry. I'm am not a tuna fan, but even I know it should have some pink in the middle. She had a mojito, which she said was very good, as was the appetizer. But for a total almost $80 (without tip) for a couple of burgers, 1 drink, 1 appetizer and 1 dessert, it seemed pretty expensive. We could have went to a number of restaurants and had a lot better experience for a hundred dollar bill. We will probably give them another chance as anyone can have a bad night. But when I think it will be $100, there are better places to eat and spend that money:

While spending the weekend with my sister in Danville, she introduced me to Cotton at River…read moreDistrict Mill. We sat at the bar, where the hospitality was just as memorable as the food. The bartenders were friendly, welcoming, and made us feel right at home. The menu is small but thoughtfully curated. The hush puppies were fantastic, and while my meal was good, I have to admit I left with a little food envy after hearing everyone rave about the Brussels sprouts! They also offer outdoor seating and a private event space downstairs. The cocktails were a bit on the pricey side, but the cozy atmosphere, great service, and local charm made it well worth the visit. I'll definitely be back and next time, I'm ordering those Brussels sprouts.

After a long day we chose to go out to eat. Frankly, we do not go out much in Danville…read more We've been to Cotton a few times, but not often. So we were impressed. Credit to the management and chef. We will be back. The Brussel's sprouts were excellent. The flounder was delicious and the sea scallops over pesto and risotto delightful. Good to know there are local options. Good luck to them!

At 9 pm, the drive -thru line's still hopping and there's also people inside. Drive-thru line went…read morefast, though. We ordered blizzards but weren't ask what size we wanted, so the cashier assumed we wanted large size. And oh boy!! Was it large?! I forced myself to finish it and I did! Lol I noticed the Christmas tree inside with patriotic ornaments. Very cool! Will definitely be back and will make sure to specify the size next time around.

Wow. I cannot say anything but "disappointing."…read more I've been to the drive thru plenty if times and it's been great. Unfortunately this time we went inside. Big mistake. We came here at 7:45 on Thursday with our 2 year old granddaughter to get ice cream. The inside was empty except for I think one customer. There may have been another person with them. They were sitting at a table. We went in and stood at the counter. There was a lady with a very long platinum blonde wig at the drive-thru window about 7 feet away from us. It would take her 3 steps to go from working the drive thru to the register in front of us. She looked at us several times as she stood at the window. Where there were no customers. None. Zip. After standing there a bit without so much as being acknowledged, we left, annoyed and a bit angry that we couldn't even get an ice cream for our granddaughter.

Sweet Frog is sort of Cold Stone Creamery for frozen yogurt. You get to select how much and of what…read moreflavors of frozen yogurt you want (which is a HUGE plus) because you control the machines and you pay per oz. Then you get to add 30-40 different things...from fresh fruit to fresh brownies (one of my favorites) as well as iced cookies, candy, Hershey slivers (another favorite), and on and on. The fun part is that you get to make whatever you want, without having to tell someone else how much of each item or paying some extra fee for a 6th topping. The end result is normally tasty and if it isn't, your poor choices are to blame. ;) I haven't tracked it but it seems like the frozen yogurt flavors change as do the toppings (one time they didn't have my slivers!). I do wish they had regular nuts (they have syrup-ed nuts but I don't want much sweetness, which is why I would add nuts to cut the sweet). They seem to do a pretty good job of keeping everything clean (which is a big deal for me) but might do more about cleaning the outside trash cans because they seem to attract a lot of wasps or bees. There is plenty of seating inside and outside and they have nice long hours so they are open when you really want it at 8:30 at night. The ability to control your own weight normally results in it being the same or less than other places. I think Sweet Frog might have been the nail in the coffin for our local Cold Stone Creamery as it was about half the price. If you like ice cream, give it a shot. I know it is frozen yogurt but you won't mind after you try it. Heck I didn't even realize that my flavor was fat free and pretty low cal until I looked at the sign after having had it 3 or 4 times. What a happy surprise since I loved it based on taste alone--island banana.

Frozen yogurt and toppings were good, as usual per a Sweet Frog, but management was stingy about…read moreother store's Frequent Frogger card and would not accept. First time I ever had that happen...

I pulled into Sonic around 2:40 PM and didn't get my food until 3:13 PM. The wait times here have…read morealways been on the slower side, but usually the food makes up for it -- it's hot and cooked well. Sometimes the fries come out a bit overcooked, so this time I asked for them to be undercooked -- thankfully I did, because they still came out pretty crunchy. I ordered my usual crispy chicken sandwich with extra pickles and extra mayo. Unfortunately, it only had two pickles and didn't taste quite as fresh as when I get it earlier in the day. My kids ordered a cheeseburger and a chicken tender kids' meal, and those were made correctly -- they loved them! One thing worth mentioning: there were no kids' toys included in the meals. I'm really glad I checked before handing them out, because I have two autistic girls (ages 5 and 4), and missing something like that can really throw them off. I mentioned it to the manager, who kindly offered each of them a small 1 oz pack of Nerds or M&M's instead. That small gesture made a big difference, and I really appreciated her understanding and kindness. My oldest even said, "I really wanted a toy, but Nerds will be awesome!" Overall, the service is consistently slow, but the staff is friendly and the food is usually reliable. Out of the local Sonics, this is still one of the better ones.

They were out of small and medium cups so we had to buy a large. Out of courtesy, you would think…read morethey would at least charge you for a medium if you asked for medium. How does a restaurant run out of cups anyway?