I'm going for a simple and straightforward review of a great local establishment. I travel for work…read moreand Westover is one of those places that always makes me feel like I'm finally back home.... Food: BOMB SANDWICHES!! Can't go wrong with any of them. Sides excellent as well! Service: The best customer service, PERIOD. These are some of the nicest, most down to earth and friendly people you'll ever encounter.... Ambiance: Well it's a sandwich shop and a cool little store. It's CLEAN....including the restrooms, which if you've read some of my reviews, that's pretty IMPORTANT STUFF!!! lol Go check it out, it's a cool little place with great sandwiches.

Honey glazed ham 9/10 Egg salad 9/10…read more I am from San Antonio Texas. I came out to the area to visit family and happened to get a side job in Edenton, NC. A customer told me these were the best subs he has ever had. I was not disappointed. I got a honey glazed ham sub with mayo salad tomato and cucumber. The bread was fresh, the meat was very tasty. The egg salad was amazing, tasted like a deviled egg without the paprika. It is also made fresh to order. I just regret not bringing more people to taste different subs The place has 6 tables and a counter with 4 stools.

Traveled over to Washington from Farmville (about 45 min) on Friday night to celebrate our 33rd…read moreAnniversary. We found Biggs French Italian Eatery about 6-9 months ago. Small, quaint, with amazingly delicious cuisine. After sharing a large garden salad, my wife ordered the Bourbon Chicken and I the Steak Diane. We loved it! The service is prompt and attentive. The food is solid and outstanding. We look forward to exploring their menu. Thank you for a great evening!!

The restaurant did not seem well organized during our visit. While we were there for lunch, two…read moreseparate couples got up and left after waiting without being served. The staff was polite, but the service felt scattered and inconsistent. The Blue Crab Bisque was disappointing, as it contained numerous shell fragments. The French onion soup was unusual and not what I expected. The Caesar salad was lacking Parmesan cheese, and after a long wait for the dressing, it arrived tasting nothing like a traditional Caesar dressing. On a positive note, the Hemingway Cubano was quite good and was easily the highlight of the meal. Overall, the experience was mostly underwhelming. While there were a few bright spots, the food quality and service issues made it difficult to justify a return visit.

I really enjoy this place. The food is so good. The service is amazing. The atmosphere is so nice…read more I will indeed come back soon.

I have been here several times, mainly during the lunch service. It's a nice eatery in a small…read moreEastern NC town. Staff is always pleasant, service is always good. It's a normal wait for the meals. As I mentioned in a previous review, the decor doesn't give the customer an "nice Italian dining" vibe. The pasta dishes are a good portion and has the flavor of standard Americanized Italian fare. That's not a negative opinion of the food, just a little info for the potential customer anticipating a gourmet Italian meal. My only serious ding would be the decor, tables, and seating are in dire need of replacement or renovation.

This is a hidden gem. The sign on 64 just says Food. Get off 64 and turn left on main street in…read moreCresswell, its a little red building on the left. Seating is outside and they have umbrellas for shade. We ordered two cheesesteaks and when i say they were awesome, i mean they were amazing! Fries were fresh and hot, and their tea is delicious. If you're in this neck of the woods, you owe it to yourself to stop in, you wont be disappointed!

Traveling home from OBX and couldn't find a place to eat. Well this is THE SPOT!!! Awesome food…read more Cheesesteaks were delicious, burger was massive and yummy. French fries were seasoned perfectly. Very friendly and welcoming staff.

What a very strange place but I am glad I came. Sleepy Edenton has a couple of diners and…read morebistro-type places, but I wanted something quick that I could eat on the go. This fit the bill. Pretty much all they have here are sandwiches and accompaniments like chips and sodas - at least during the lunch hour I was there. But what a selection - huge, varied, and atypical! The menu was handwritten on the whiteboard behind the counter. It took me a while to choose, during which the waitperson/cashier/owner? was trying to be helpful with advice like "the Carolina Cuban is really popular". Not so helpful actually; this extensive and verbose menu required concentration! I eventually decided on the "Argentinian": smoked turkey, swiss and feta cheese, onions, tomatoes, and chimichurri on a slightly toasted baguette. Why the name? I suppose it was the sauce; turkey and feta are not commonly associated with Argentina. Many of their sandwiches have geographical names, though the association is vague at best for many of them. No matter; it was an excellent sandwich. Chimichurri is so much more interesting than the traditional mustard, oil, or mayonnaise condiments. The tomato was fresh, the turkey flavorful and ample in quantity. And the feta: highly unusual in the use of thick slabs rather than crumbled as traditional. Aside from the minor issue of my waitperson/cashier being too chatty while I was making up my mind the service was excellent. Her demeanor was cheerful, she got my order right, and that was ready really quickly. As I left with my bagged lunch, she wished me a "Blessed Day". What more could I ask for? But, my time there being so short I didn't really have time to take in the ambience. Which is too bad, because the ambience was ... weird. I wish I could have remembered more. There were some small dining tables and chairs, so you could eat there. I had an overall impression of clutter and a feeling of transition. Like, it used to be a dining room but now it is also a back office? Or a storage closet? Stacks of paper towels, paper files, office supplies. Projects layed out in corners. None of that matters though; in the end they make a great sandwich. Go here. You'll be really glad you did.

This is a great local mom and pop sandwich shop with friendly staff, and great food. Keep in mind…read morecash only so your prepared in advance though! It was a breeze to order and do either take out, eat in, or eat outside in the patio in front and "people watch" in this very beautiful picturesque seaport downtown Edenton. It transports you back in time when towns were smaller and friendlier. The wonderful people here take the time to shoot the breeze with each other, and wave as a neighbor/friend drives past slowly on the way to this or that. The staff member also took time out of his busy day to share with us a wonderful back story of the owner/Chef Emelio catering a dinner party for Julia Child (a picture on the wall to prove this as well). Not many can share a story such as this, but it was those kinds of story's and much more that we heard and learned from the locals who have lived here over the years of their relaxing water haven that refreshes the body and soul! So if you want to learn more about when NC was "just" one of the thirteen colony's and Edenton making it's amazing entrance as the first capital of NC come hear all about it firsthand! Their boat tours, trolley tours, and seeing the historical sites inside and out is a great way to make incredible memories as you learn about NC history! The food was delicious here and at the other locally owned downtown eateries! Emelio's was welcoming, and the town truly unforgettable! I can't believe I have lived only an hour from this location for 14.5 years and have never visited this beautiful seaside town! Oh the adventures we had in our two night stay at a local Airbnb! This town of such rich historical beauty, and a town full of southern hospitality...there are SO many reasons to come back here with even more of my friends and family! If you don't have to drive far, this area is a perfect place to do a day trip (preferably on a day that most places are open). Keep in mind it pays to plan ahead on best days to visit to maximize your time! Even better stay for a whole weekend!!!

We were driving thru Tarboro and stopped at this little deli. Food was on point! I got the brisket…read moreegg and cheese sandwich. They serve breakfast all day here. Also at night, they have a lounge area. I will visit that on my next go around. Of course the staff matched the food.

Yummy sandwiches!…read more Had the turkey gobbler which was yummy and loved the broccoli salad! Service was friendly and loved the coffe house upstairs. I liked the fact they have long hours on Saturdays so it's a nice alternative to what's already in the area. Will return!

Our family had a wonderful time today at The Hitch N Post restaurant!! Us cousins met from Virginia…read moreand Eastern coast of NC for lunch. Food was great ( except no collards today, lol)! Kim, our very delightful and great waitress told us they have them on the weekends. So, we will definitely have to come back on a weekend. It's a short drive from the coast (1 1/2 Hour) Thank you to the staff and especially Kim! Great family time at a great place! Wiedner, Riddle and Millis family

This place definitely was under-reviewed and deserves lots more photos and great reviews…read more The buffet serves delicious soul food, variety of great plates , salad bar, and yummy homemade deserts! We were on the way back home from OBX to up North and would definitely come back if we ever get the chance to. Service was great the waitresses were very attentive.

Ordered for delivery which is always different than dining in, however, the food came very very hot…read moreand quickly. I ordered a chopped cheese which was very tasty. The meat was seasoned well and I enjoyed the bread it was on too. My husband ordered some version of a chicken cutlet sandwich which he liked. We got an order of the onion rings to share and they were very crispy. Like, maybe a little too crispy? They were mostly breading because the onion was so fried. Which, makes me want to try their fries or tots because I think they would be really good that way.

Excellent chicken cutlet hero. Best I've had in town. Lunch sandwiches are really good here.read more

Friendly and clean. So many toppings and sandwich varieties to choose from. Easy to order and…read moretasty. You grab a bag with the with the sandwich number of choice, mark your toppings and bread, write your name and proceed to the service counter. I would recommend for a quick hassle free lunch stop. Weekly specials are a bonus too.

YES YES. The food was great and the entire restaurant was spotless. Love the sandwich variety…read more We will definitely be back

We're doing a road trip with the family from Philly to Miami and wanted a nice dinner spot. Quick…read moregoogle search and this amazing restaurant pops up. First, about a 10-15 min detour from 95, free parking, cute little area with restaurants and a hiking trail. Restaurant is beautiful. Staff are efficient and friendly. Made great recs. Food is fairly priced and most importantly delicious! The owners are at the restaurant, the chef Ed, who's also from Philly! Came out to speak to us. His wife Yalem is beautiful and brought us to our table. We would highly recommend to anyone! I'm going to have to come back because they sold out of the peach crisp :(

We made a reservation weeks in advance and got seated without any problem when we got here. It was…read morea very busy Sunday lunch time during the graduation season. Ambiance was casual. They have a big space though there are also a lot of chairs and tables around. Food was good. The brisket was tender. Options for sides include mac & cheese, collard greens, string beans, broccoli, Spanish rice, potatoes au gratin, baked beans, coleslaw, fruit salad, corn bread, yams, french fries, etc. The coleslaw and baked beans were also good. For desserts, we enjoyed the bread pudding and peach cobbler. Would have given this place a 4/5 for food but service was really bad. Food took a long time to be served. This we understood because it was really a busy day. Because the cloth napkins smelled like rancid oil, we just asked for paper napkins. This took ~30 minutes before we got some. We also asked for some condiment. Since no one was checking on our table, we had to stand up and approach one of the staff to follow up on this, not once but twice but some vinegar never came. Though our server Gracie acknowledged and apologized for the bad service, service was still crappy and disappointing.