THE CORRECT ADRESS FOR THIS RESTAURANT IS 401 W MAIN ST…read more ABINGDON VA!!!! (The other address is the old location this was updated on 3-24-26) Awesome, awesome place! Food was incredible, it was fresh, tasted great and homemade. The service was extremely friendly, Pam was very helpful and gave me a great recommendation (valley street Jam sandwich) when I asked. I highly recommend this place.

My friends and I had the pancakes, the peanut butter and banana sandwich, and an egg sandwich…read more Everything was awesome and big portions. The pancakes were as fluffy as I've ever seen.

Highly recommend. Authentic "Jersey" subs. Quality of the meats and the bread is excellent…read more Always fresh. My favorite is the #13 Italian. Reminds me of the subs when I lived in Southern NJ, just across from Philly. The "cheesesteaks" are also good, but they do not have ketchup in the store! That's NOT typical of New Jersey sandwich shops. No apologies for liking ketchup on my cheesesteak! Pat's, Geno's, EVERY steak sandwich place in Philly and South Jersey offers ketchup, and hot sauce! Hey, Mike, come-on, have ketchup available for your customers!

We didn't like the food . The staff was friendly and polite I think it was just personal…read morepreference.

Stopped by today, Valentines Day, and there was only one young man working. He did great! Greeted…read moreevery customer, very professional, prepared the food as it was ordered so no one waited long on their food and the food was delicious! Proud of this young man! Not many people would work by themselves when they're used to 3-4 workers at a time.

Long time customer but will be infrequent, if at all, in the future. Recent visit by my wife and I…read morewas very disappointing. The meat portion of our sandwiches was VERY skimpy, much less than in the past, and the price was (of course) higher! Even the quantity of our fries was skimpy (the cup was just over half filled. Adding to that, the fries were not fully cooked! On the positive side, the bread/roll was fresh. Could anything else go wrong? Yes. My wife ordered a 'small' sandwich with fries and a drink. Total price was more than $12. As we were eating we noticed a large sign on the wall for a "Lunch Special - Small sandwich, fries, drink for $8.79." Would have been nice for the [inexperienced] cashier to enter her order as the Special. Nope. Full pay. More than $22 for a disappointing lunch at Charley's. I suspect some of the problem was the apparently inexperienced staff and/or poor management.

The best in town. Great Service, fun, great menu and execution of creative, fresh offerings. You'll…read morebe so glad you visited them.

The food drinks and waitress was sweet and took our picture…read more We had just appetiser's focaccia bread, spinach cheese dip and chips.

The place is VERY nice and clean. My waiter quickly seated and served me. Very nice young man who…read morebrought my 2 hotdogs, baked beans and Cole slaw pronto! I also had the same order to go to take to my son. Hotdogs were good, those baked beans, MAGNIFICENT!~ And my son swears that was the best cole slaw he had ever eaten! They also have a very nicely decorated outside area, The Terrace, where you can enjoy your meal. The price, including tip for 2 people was low for the amount and great quality!! To me, the best thing is, this little gem is under a mile from my son's house. Definitely, but, definitely will return to this Hidden Gem!!!!

This is a hidden gem, Hidden off Main Street in the back parking lot…read more Food was made to order and was fresh and hot. Steak and gravy was good and plenty. Green beans, and Mac and cheese was also good. Eat half and took other home. Clean, and fast . Waiter was rood but made up at end. We will go back for the daily specials. Great value . Price are right!

If Michelin star talent, incredible food, and a side of Native American folklore sound like an odd…read morecombination, trust me..:it works. The Girl & The Raven has such a cool story behind it, and learning about the meaning of the raven in Native American folklore made the experience feel even more special. Then the food arrived... and suddenly conversation stopped because everyone was too busy saying, "You have to try this!" We ordered the breakfast bowl with sweet potatoes, arugula, and the famous hippy sauce, a gooey cinnamon bun, and the homemade daily biscuit sandwiches. Every single bite was phenomenal. The hippy sauce deserves its own fan club, the biscuit was flaky perfection, and the cinnamon bun disappeared so fast it should probably qualify as magic. Every dish was cooked to absolute perfection. You can tell it's crafted by Michelin trained chefs who know exactly what they're doing. Sarah Grace took amazing care of us. She was friendly, attentive, and somehow managed to make us feel like regulars even though we were just passing through. The restaurant itself is adorable, and the artwork covering the walls is stunning. We seriously considered playing a game of "How much luggage can we leave behind to make room for a painting?" If we hadn't packed the car for vacation, one of those paintings would have been riding shotgun all the way home. Come hungry, stay curious about the story, and don't be surprised if you leave wishing your vehicle had just a little more cargo space.

Awesome place! Always swing by and grab food when in the area. Had coffees, a flat white, and…read morebreakfast. Had a homemade biscuit with egg and bacon, a yogurt bowl with fresh fruit and granola, and a breakfast with sausage gravy. Super yummy. No food pics as I have already reviewed! Great service and total coffee house vibe.

We had a lovely dinner here and enjoyed the meal . Service was good and the portions were large …read more Our entrees were well prepared, served piping hot and tasty. We wanted to sample the ice cream flight but ran out of room. We could have probably split a meal but the surf and turf and a caprese chicken pasta provided us with some yummy leftovers. Nice place to wander around after dinner and loved the library.

AWFUL AWFUL inedible and crazy bad service. We were served battered deep fried mussels IN THEIR…read moreSHARP SHELLS - yeah, bit into it and cut our mouth. Plus a "Southern Board of fresh baked breads and chef's dips" that was ritz crackers, pimento cheese and little room service jars of jelly. A cheese board that was cubed cheese - like you get at a cheap grocery store- 2 slices of hard baguette, old sliced strawberries, previously melted brie served waxy and cold and raw pecans. We canceled our reservation at The Tavern to have a meal in our hotel and it was awful food and terrible service - after almost 3 hours we had 3 glasses of wine, terrible cold yucky food and mostly negligent service for which we paid 200 dollars and left hungry and feeling sad that we chose this as the place to have our family birthday. We are not picky people, this was just extraordinarily disappointing.

This was once a food truck, but now has opened a stall in a mixed use space in downtown Abingdon. I…read morehad researched the food truck during my various trips through the area over several years, but was never able to attend one of its limited appearances. As such, I had an unusually long time to contemplate what Appalachian-Pakistani fusion might taste like. Amazing, as it turns out. Their signature vegetarian dish is a hearty lentil stew delivered over mashed potatoes. I got my greens in by adding pickled collard greens and a seasonal ramp chutney. I was greeted with a resplendent mix of warm and savory flavors that was hard to stop eating. Their chai was a bit sweet and had an interesting spice blend. Availability is very limited, with both a small menu and some options running out towards the end of the day, bearing in mind that they close early. As a full restaurant, it wouldn't measure up. Maybe they'll get there some day. As it is, I would suggest coming early. There are some good restaurants in Abingdon, but you won't find food like this anywhere else.

My husband and I are foodies and we are hikers. Unfortunately, many places we go for our hiking…read morevacations do not have great food options. I do my research and occasionally we drive a little farther for good meals. While in the area, we went to the Abingdon Commons in order to try The Pakalachian. Our first visit we tried the Daal Me Up with pickled collards. It was so delicious, that we had to make another drive in for more a couple of days later. We ordered more food than we could eat because living out-of-state, we knew it would be our last chance for a long while. Everything we ordered (another Daal Me Up, Saag with Grits, and Curry Me Down South) was AMAZING! The idea to marry Indian and Southern cuisines is genius and works so well. Everyone was super friendly and helpful. Not only is this place top-notch for the area, it is excellent for any area! I hope to be able to recreate some of their wonderful dishes at home until we are in Southwest Virginia again!