This is a lively and happening place for good food and cold drinks, great service, and live music,…read moreespecially after enjoying the summer sun while out on the boat! And the night vibe is fantastic! The bar staff were great as we waited for our table. Chance is a friendly, fabulous server and he managed our party of 12 famously. The food was delicious and we thoroughly enjoyed the chicken nachos and side orders of fries. We loved the live music by the Dave Hunter Trio. Shady Shack Grill has so much to offer their local community and weekend lake goers!

The food wasn't bad. We really liked the tater tots - it had a nice crisp on the outside and was…read moreperfectly cooked on the inside. The shrimp was fresh and nicely fried. The macaroni bites and GOAT pizza were a bit salty for my taste. The ingredients on the pizza was a good mix. The arugula balanced out the goat cheese and grease of the pepperoni. There was a bit too much goat cheese and could've used more hot honey. My friend got the fish and chips and said the fish was bland and the fries were stale. I'd normally give this restaurant four stars but the service could use some work. Two of my other friends' orders did not come in. When it came for the bill, the orders they didn't receive were still on it. I know mistakes happen but this is a significant to make... overall, if you want a nice view of the lake while eating a meal, you can give this place a shot. There aren't many other restaurants in the area anyway. Just make sure you double check your bill to see you are charged correctly.

The tamales are great. The cheese empanadas are very good too. The carne asada torta never…read moredisappoints but I wish they had more of a dessert selection like they had a few years back. There was always so much to choose from. The last 3 times i went there only espresso cake, flan and rice pudding. There was no tres leches or any of their other cakes they once had. Service is always great.

This is my first yelp review- had to write one for this place. I grew up in LA, so lots of really…read moregood mexican food. I had the best sope de lengua of my life here. Gem of a place. Comí el sope de lengua mas cabron de toda mi vida aqui. Fantastico

Y'all expect far too much from your Taco Bell. This location will satisfy all your pseudo-Mexican…read morefast food needs. Driving up on I-85, we got stuck in terrible traffic. By the time we emerged from the jam an hour later we had our tastebuds set on the nearest T. Bell. When I saw the low Yelp reviews for this location I was marginally concerned but undeterred. Thank the "taco" gods for our resolve. This combined KFC/Bell location is new and clean enough. The food was delivered quickly, was hot, and as ordered. The burritos were generously stuffed; the quesadillas of adequate cheesiness. Sure, the seven-layer had a pool of liquid at its bottom because of improper guacamole/sour cream allocation. And yes, the quesadilla could have had more sauce. But as far as Taco Bells go, we know these complaints could be much much worse. Check your Taco Bell privilege. I've experienced truly terrible Taco Bells before and this just ain't one of 'em. I'd eat there again. 4 stars.

I'd say avoid - put in a mobile order to save time, turns out it hadn't been made about 20 mins…read morelater. Staff is understaffed, disorganized, and unfortunately, all over the place. In the time I was there, 2 refunds were processed. Hope they're able to get some corporate help

The food and service is excellent!!! My go to place for quick meals. I highly recommend trying…read morethis restaurant.

I haven't been here in a very long time, so I stopped by since I was close by and got the Bistec…read morePicado En Salsa Verde. It was very good, but it was overly spicy. I'm not sure if my spice tolerance has gone down or if they changed the recipe. I love their sweet tea though; it's the perfect combination. Our waitress was nice, so I have no complaints. The restaurant wasn't very busy, so our food came out pretty quickly.

We felt the love at Love Cafe! We were greeted by a very nice young lady that was running the…read moreeclectic cafe by herself today. She told us to help our selves to tea or water and she would be right with us. She was making a wrap that looked amazing! We settled on the build your own bowls. I had a steak bowl full of tender steak strips and fresh greens, it was great to have riced cauliflower as an alternate grain option. Vast menu full of healthy options of smoothies açaí bowls and wraps. The vibe was very laid back portion sizes were large and served in cute boxes. No issues with parking. All of the customers were friendly to us and we all conversed as we waited for our lunches. We are traveling but I'm going back tomorrow for zoodlesagne!! I felt the love at love cafe!

Driving from Winston Salem to DC and I am not one to stop at chains or fast food places, even when…read moreI'm on the road. Found the Love Cafe just a couple miles off the highway, and definitely worth the little "detour". It's small but charming with an open kitchen and literally everything done in front of you. If you are the type that doesn't want to know what a real working kitchen looks like, keep rolling because this isn't your place. Love Cafe offers soups, salads, bowls, smoothies, breakfast, tacos, and wraps. We popped in at about 1:30 and they even offered to serve us breakfast, if we wanted it (typically stop serving after 10:30) which was very sweet. I got one of their bowls which are customizable or you can order one of their staple options. Bowls are served with your choice of protein options, base (quinoa, rice or Cali rice), 6 toppings like black beans, cheeses, veggies and sunflower seeds, and sauce/dressings. I got the chicken bowl with sesame ginger dressing and it was made fresh and a great healthy option for something fast. My travel companion got the Shrimp tacos with mango salsa. The "tacos" were more like a large burrito type tortilla cut in half to make two "tacos". Shrimp was ok but not really seasoned or special. This felt like an open wrap more than a taco. But still a nice option for a quick lunch on the healthy side. All in all we were very happy that we found this cute spot, would be happy to return and try other items. Friendly service and a bright spot to our day!

Authentic Mexican restaurant. The restaurant is small but quick service with booth. Got order to go…read morefood was well seasoned and great portion size. Highly recommended eating at this restaurant. We order a variety of different foods.

After church with my brother and sister-in-law, we went to this local place just a couple of miles…read moreout of Warrenton. Small place with a few tables. Very efficiently run place. We were immediately greeted, and shown to a table, and our drink order was taken at the same chips and salsa were put on the table. I can't tell you the name of what I ordered, but it was a "special" with shredded chicken and Spanish rice. Our orders were quickly brought to the table. Mine was a more than ample serving, and I got a to-go box after I had all I wanted there. We didn't stay long as the after-church crowd from another church was coming in and waiting for tables. Nice rural area eatery.

This place is a GEM. SO GOOD, everything was fresh and their presentation was beautiful. The concha…read morewas fluffy and not too sweet, better than some of the authentic conchas I've had in downtown Los Angeles. Tres leches was amazing and we'd definitely recommend the dulce flavor. The workers were super sweet too.

Located on Mecklenburg Avenue, this Hispanic grocery/lunch counter/bakery is a wonderful addition…read moreto the eating and cooking scene in South Hill. Apparently a reincarnation of Panaderia La Regia which was located on Piney Pond Road in nearby Brodnax, this recently-opened business (in the old Food Deals storefront) houses a bakery which produces some of the best custard-filled donuts I have ever tasted. Their donuts and pastries are light in texture and not overly sweet, and there is an extensive selection. I was told they bake daily. We recently enjoyed lunch from their counter in the back - three flavors of tacos on corn tortillas and a chicken sopa. The taco and sopa fillings were tasty and served with a selection of cilantro, fresh lime wedges, chopped onion, and sauce for topping. We have also sampled their house-made tamales from the dairy case which we steamed at home. The cheese and jalapeno tamales were delicious and generously filled, and the pork and chicken varieties are in our freezer awaiting dinners to come. There is a nice selection of Hispanic groceries available, including some fresh fruits and vegetables as well as staples and spices. The store is clean, bright, and well-lit. Despite our lack of Spanish, we have no problem eating and shopping here as there are English speakers available for assistance. Highly recommended - and be sure to try a custard-filled donut!

I stopped here about 2pm on a Wednesday afternoon on my way back to NC from visiting family in VA…read moreBeach. When I pulled in parking lot, I noticed a sign saying no 18 wheelers. There was 12 gas pumps with Sunoco, which is apparently the official fuel of NASCAR. There is a Papa John's attached. Outside was several bottles of water. They sell Propane for $23.99. They sell Firewood for 2/$12, along with ice that was next to it. The restrooms are to the right. Immediately when to walk in to the right, there is gambling stations, coffee, and food such as hotdogs and pizza. Only 1 of the 5 slurpee options were in order. There was 15 options on the fountain drink station. They also sold sweet tea that was fresh brewed, which was interesting. There is a cooler with ice cream that was halfway empty. I noticed the beer cave that was fairly stocked, have a hood amount of beverage choices, and they accept EBT. They also sold travel items such as neck pillows and toys. They have an ATM and sell frozen food next to a cooler of ice. In the mens restroom, there are two urinals and two stalls. The toilets in the stalls were abnormally close to the ground. There were two sinks and a electric hand dryer. There was also a baby changing station that was clean. The restroom was clean. They have signs to notify staff if the restroom needs service. I ended up getting a bag Chex mix that was $1.99. The items in the store were labeled with prices, which was great. The prices for this 7-Eleven was fairly reasonable/typically versus other locations. This is the 3rd-4th one I been to since my visit in Virginia and I noticed a lack of consistency with prices. I'm sure that's because each may be independent owned. After using the rest room and browsing the store, I decided to grab some chips as my stomach started to growl. There was no line. I noticed Buzz Balls by the check out counter. The cashier, Darnese, was friendly. My chips cost me $2. I left my wallet in the car S I wasn't planning on buying anything, but they accept Apple Pay! Overall, no complaints. There was a guy stocking and another staff person, who I'm assuming was the manager, talking with a tech who came to fix something.