Excellent Buffalo chicken wrap!! One of the best! They have a large selection of waffles. I was…read morewanting a simple one so I git a plain waffle with syrup. Very filling and good. The place was spotless and the service excellent! Highly recommend it!

Was solid! Very very cool downtown, with this perfect sandwich shop off the main drag. Had a…read morebuffalo chicken wrap and it was great. I would go back!

I came here for a late breakfast at 10am on a Friday. It had a nice crowd but there were still a…read morefew available tables. It's a seat-yourself environment. I was immediately met with a smile and the coffee I ordered was served hot and promptly. I got a two egg breakfast with sausage, my sides were baked apples and fresh tomatoe slices. I also opted for toast over a biscuit. Everything was great. The people were all nice, and the place was clean and well lit. Highly recommended l.

One of my favs. It's consistent and good diner food. The service is friendly, and they're usually…read morepretty quick. When we're visiting family in Danville, we always end up here at least once.

King Cropp is my favorite restaurant in Danville. Their food & drink specials are always super…read morecreative and delicious! I usually like to sit in the bar area. Service is always amazing!

We went here because they offer a variety of food for people requiring special diets including. Our…read moreserver wasn't good. She gave me a long death stare when I asked for my fish without aioli and lemon instead. Initially I thought she didn't hear me so I repeated the request for just lemon. She finally spoke and it was to tell me that "aioli is sauce." Yes, I am aware. It's a mayo based sauce and I don't like mayo. My husband ordered unsweetened tea which she forgot. After 20 min we requested it again which she promptly brought sweet tea. He took one swig and almost vomited. He then politely asked for UN-sweet tea and she kept pointing to the glass insisting "That is sweet tea." Instead of arguing just do your job and don't assume that we don't know what we are talking about. He finally got the UN-sweet tea. We saw another table had an issue with her. Half the food on people's tables came out in cafeteria tins, the rest on plates. It was very OK food with poor service.

Excellent food and service! Every time!!! I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone…read morelooking for a good meal with good people.

Good food Nice people…read moreHash brown casserole excellent And the fresh donuts WOW blueberry or cinnamon you cant go wrong My son said the breakfast burrito is to die for

This was presently being run as part of a three-restaurant complex when I visited. Only one door…read morewas open, but they were serving menus from the next couple of doors down, including a waffle menu. There was ample indoor and outdoor seating on a hill overlooking the city. The decor was Danville memorabilia. I ordered the fruitiest waffle available and was still surprised when I got it. They filled the pan with an indulgent waffle drowning in syrup, and they certainly did not short me on the fruit. I was open to eating this overwhelming creation, and did not eat all that much for the rest of the day. It's not a place you'd come for any niche special dietary needs, although the other menus might have something.

The food was pretty good, but nothing out of this world. I had the chicken and waffle…read more They are only a to go restaurant, which is fine, but even the space they have for fulfilling orders is awkwardly laid out and it's somewhat challenging to get in and out. There's not really anywhere to wait if you arrive and your order isn't ready yet. Maybe I just didn't get the full experience?

Coco Ni is such a great spot for sushi! Everything was fresh and delicious, but the sushi burrito…read morewas definitely the standout. So good and something a little different from your typical sushi order. Great flavors, fresh ingredients, and plenty of options to choose from. Definitely worth checking out if you're craving sushi!

I had a very disappointing experience at this location. I ordered two crepes, but they were both…read moreincredibly dry and lacked the standard toppings. I specifically asked to add ice cream to one, and the other arrived completely dry--no caramel, no yogurt, absolutely nothing.To make matters worse, the lady working was highly unprofessional and not friendly at all. It felt as though they assumed I wouldn't be a returning customer, so they didn't bother putting any effort into the food or service. I will definitely not be coming back.

This is one of the "must go" places to eat in Danville. Excellent waitstaff, awesome food. I even…read morehad a cocktail. The bride and I had an immensely satisfying experience.

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.

In town on business and had lunch delivered to the hotel. The butcher Stromboli was delicious. Just…read morethe right mix of meats and cheese, while the dough was cooked perfectly. Was really happy to see everything (including the drinks) had tamper evident seals on them.

Well, I try to abide by the old saying, "If you can't say something good..." I'll stop right there…read more Dell'Anno's is a local pizza place in Danville. The food here is hit or miss. Today's barbecue chicken pizza was almost a hit, but the service was a huge miss. First, the pizza. A great barbecue chicken pizza has the right balance of ingredients: a smoky barbecue sauce that isn't too sweet, chunks of chicken, fresh toppings, and a crust that can actually support everything on top of it. This one had a good barbecue sauce, just way, way too much of it. So much sauce that the crust got soggy and I had to eat it with a fork. I also had an unfortunate accident involving my brand-new chartreuse sweater. The pizza had thinly sliced red onion, which was a good choice, but that was it. No bacon or anything else to add a little texture. The onion, chicken, and barbecue sauce worked well together. The problem was the amount of sauce. It completely overwhelmed the crust. I call it an almost hit because the flavor was good, but no, I would not order it again. Dellano's Pizza Kitchen is a little hole-in-the-wall pizza place in Danville. It's narrow and a bit dark inside. There are about nine or ten booths and tables along one side, with the bar and cooking area on the other. If you walk straight to the back, there's a small patio that can accommodate small groups. I've had two meal mishaps since trying this place, and I'm just not going back. One involved a salad that I paid extra to have egg added to. When I got back to my apartment, I discovered the egg was scrambled. Who puts scrambled eggs on a salad? Now I could forgive the botched salad and the soggy pizza as isolated incidents, but the service was crazy. Our group was there to celebrate the birthday of one of my colleagues. I had a service person coming to my apartment and needed to leave quickly to make it home on time. I called ahead to order my barbecue pizza. The first person who answered the phone was very willing to take my order, but put me on hold to verify that my group had a reservation at this location. I knew they were, but she wanted to check. She was supposed to come back and take my order, but instead a gentleman picked up the phone and asked if he could help me. I repeated the story and explained that I wanted to order ahead but eat the pizza there with my group. He informed me that they do not allow call ahead orders for dine in customers. I paused, thinking he might realize how silly that sounded. He didn't. So I simply hung up, called back, and ordered it as takeout. Then when I arrived I picked up my takeout pizza, joined my group on the patio, and ate it there anyway. What made this even stranger is that I have ordered ahead and eaten there before. In fact, our group has done exactly that in the past. Maybe there was a misunderstanding. Maybe there is a policy nobody else knows about. Either way, nobody seemed to know what the actual rule was. Suggestion: If you decide to try the barbecue chicken pizza, ask for light barbecue sauce or get the sauce on the side. Tip: Play it safe and order the Philly Cheesesteak sub