Grayson Restaurant is always filled with friendly staff and good food. Having breakfast at any time…read moreis a treat. The other meal items have been tasty from the country fried steak to the burgers. A reliable stop for any meal.

Delicious food, great service and cheap! We stopped for breakfast a couple of years ago and had a…read moregood experience so we decided to stop for lunch while passing through. The food was great and the portions were large. We had a club sandwich, hamburger and fries, grilled chicken sandwich, chef salad and onion rings. We'd definitely stop again if in the area.

Great home cooked food ... one of my favorites. Their fish is the best!!! Breakfast is delicious…read more.. I haven't had anything I didn't love.

Stopped here for lunch a couple weeks ago. Nothing exciting but we received prompt service and…read moreokay food. Burger was very good, fish sandwich was adequate. Prices were value priced and appreciated during these trying times. Very convenient location. We would stop another time.

Their hours are now Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 7am till 7pm…read moreClosed Saturday thru Monday. Updated phone #276-378-0925

This is a cute definitely where the locals eat kind of place. Our favorite! Good home cooked…read morebreakfast. Only reason we didn't give 5 stars was... we asked for 2 waters with our coffee they never came and we both order sausage.... Well when we got our breakfast our waitress said sorry I didn't realize there was no sausage he's cooking it now. Well it came when we were almost done. gave us a good laugh as we thought maybe it would be homemade.. nope just regular frozen Pattie's.

Haylie Leanna…read moreMikaela Emma Christian Paige All have one thing very much in common , they are wonderful servers. They go out of their way to make sure everything is perfect.! I have been a few times and the menu is very diverse whether you're wanting Greek , Italian or Americana. There's something for everyone. I've had the pizza, I've had mussels and I've seen the dishes going past us and they look amazing and large portions I might add their prices are fair and their food is great.! Keep up the hard work! Great work!

Great pizza. Could be crispier crust but excellent pizza!!! Service a little slow I BUT again GOOD…read morePIZZA!!!

I am very sad today. For years I have relied on The Tavern as the go-to restaurant in Abingdon for…read morethe finest quality. I've taken business associates and family with the highest confidence that they would experience the finest meal they've ever had. Sadly, my last two visits, My guests and I were disappointed. They no longer offer a full-size filet mignon, which in itself is very disappointing, the thin "4oz"(not) filet medalions were under cooked . And no baked potatoes! What?! We finished our "Non-Tavern-like" meal looking forward to the excellent cheesecake we've enjoyed dozens of times. Not tonight, my friend! We were told they now offer a homemade flavored cheese cake. Only i opted to try it. What i was served was a small square that tasted little like the excellent NY-style one they served for years. Our server, who the bartender said was now one of the owners, told us that the cheesecake we had bragged about for years, "that old cheesecake was from Cisco!" Hmmm. Very sad! What happened? New chef? New owners? I don't know but the Bottom line is we'll likely find another restaurant that hasn't put profits ahead of quality.

One of my favorite hobbies as a food guy is to put together little themed adventures. Whether it be…read morefinding the best burger or fried chicken or maybe even hitting craft beer trails, I like to have a theme. One of the best parts of being in the East Coast so much has been really delving into the history of the U.S., especially now that we are trying to delete it and change it into something it isn't. So my quest over the next few months will be to hit the oldest bars/taverns in America. The first stop on this adventure is the Tavern in Abingdon, VA. Built in 1779 (wow!) this was built as a stagecoach stop for travelers headed into the Blue Ridge Highlands, which is worth the trip itself just FYI. Walking up to the building it really looked like just I hoped it would. Years of reading history books and seeing paintings and drawings, I was hoping it would not have been upgraded too much, and it just looked like I imagined. What I was surprised was how amazing the experience was. Also how modern the menu, both drink and food is. Don't ask me why I expected flaggons of ales and bread bowls, makes zero sense. Instead it was a well curated cocktail list with a stunning modern menu. The one thing I knew I had to get was the French Onion soup, I think they called it the Tavern Soup, and it was worth the hype. The cheese was ooey-gooey wonderful and the onions and broth mixed nicely, sweet and salty, and was quite filling on its own. The menu is absolutely loaded with elegant choices: trout, scallops, chicken and risotto,baked salmon. I went full decadence and ordered the lamb chops because I saw it being served at the table close by. I am so glad I did. The meat was cooked absolutely perfectly and soaked in au jus, you couldn't ask for more tender bites. The mashed potatoes was a classic pairing and I ordered a side of asparagus along with it. Along with the beautiful service, the restaurant itself is lovely. I give this the highest of my highest recommendation.

Excellent service from Skyler, delicious food and clean restrooms at the Wooden Pickle. My sweetie…read morehad their famous mahi mahi street tacos, a messy delight, and I had the portobello panini sandwich, which was perfectly crispy on the outside and very tasty. To go with it, I subbed a salad instead of fries, and for a small up-charge, I had a half of their pear and blue salad sans the bacon. It was so good! I want to go back for a whole salad and try one of their flatbreads to go with it, so I can bring some leftovers home for lunch the next day. Now, if they had a cocktail offering with a product from the nearby distiller, I would have made him be designated instead of me.

Following a recommendation of a coworker, I drove to this small VA town to try it out. It was…read morecertainly worth the drive. I ordered the mahi mahi tacos and they were incredible! Friends ordered sandwich and carnitas tacos. We all were very satisfied. The place is homey feeling and the staff was friendly. A gem of a place in a small town

Recently vacationed on the North Fork of the New River. Stumbled on this place about 10 miles from…read moreour VRBO. Grabbed sandwiches and were informed by the proprietor that we should come back for Friday night smoked prime rib. He cautioned us that we should make a reservation. We did, for our entire family of 6. I can honestly say that the food and atmosphere were top 5 of all the places I have ever eaten in 62 years. The puttanesca! Oh my goodness! Smoked ribeye same! Eat here or miss out!

CLOSED AND FOR SALE. Hate to see Sarah's gone, but things happen. Hope they fare well.read more

The food and service never disappoint. Great family diner , chilled atmosphere, great food , great…read moreservice

Service is very good and food varies from ok to very good. Their burgers are good, fries very…read moregood, chicken "tenders" excellent (and huge serving!). A friend loves their sausage biscuits and gravy. Breakfasts are good.

The food was delicious. The service was awesome. Such a cute place. The ambiance was so cool…read more Definitely will come here again.

Always something new about the decor of the Woodbooger~~ but the food never fails to tickle the…read moretaste buds. This time I ordered the cheeseburger and a baked potato. Very good. We were seated and waited on promptly but the food was a little slow coming to our table. But watching the staff take orders to the front that had been called in explained it all. They were very busy. Nice establishment.