Another wonderful meal at Graze on Main! We love the outdoor patio with live music & enjoyed the…read moregoat cheese brussel sprouts as an appetizer. So yummy! Our dinner was the grilled pork chop & the braised short rib sandwich (which we loved both) Our server Zach did a wonderful job as he was very friendly & efficient too!

Stopped in for a late lunch one afternoon while in the area. We were passing through on a trip and…read morewanted something better than aberage and Graze on Main did not disappoint. Located inside the Bolling Wilson hotel on the ground floor, in the front left corner of the building as you walk in from the street front. An updated traditional small interior, with lots of seating outside both on the porch and side patio. We were greeted walking in and opted to sit on the front porch since it was a nice afternoon the day of our visit. Service is professional, kind and attentive. Our server was prompt with our drink orders, appetizer and entrees, and checked on us enough without being overly intrusive. We enjoyed a leisurely meal in a beautiful setting. Starting with the Griddled Focaccia eith balsamic reduction drizzle. A great starter, simple, well prepared and delicious. I opted for the Mustard grilled Pork Chop with a Devils backbone Lager. The chop was nicely prepared but a little overcooked (dry) not bad but still overcooked. Good flavor and a nice presentation, however it was dry which made it tough to cut. The flavor and the sauce made it palatable though, just wish it had been tender and not dry. 4 Stars - All in all, still a decent meal with great service in a nice comfortable locale. 01236

Cool spot for breakfast or lunch. And I guess coffee…read more I don't drink coffee, but my friend Bod does. I stayed in Bluefield and he lives in Princeton, but he met me here since it was on my way to Cherokee. This leg of the trip was to drop off some cash for Mr. Bob. A lot of it. No, not that kind of money. Clean money. Anyway... The staff here is super friendly, the atmosphere fits the area, and the place has some charm. It looks like the prices for the sandwiches are very fair, but I got a bagel, and the price for one bagel is too high. However, this is more of a sandwich and coffee shop; it's not a bagel store. I definitely recommend The Grind. I'm not really a morning person so I don't know what Bob was talking about half the time, but that's just me. Definitely recommended!

Nice little coffee shop with lots of variety. We stopped in during a road trip and parking was…read moreeasy. It is next to the Edith Bolling Wilson Birthplace Museum, so stopping here after a visit would be super easy. There were plenty of specialty drinks on the menu, and they trended towards the sugary direction. There were plenty of families enjoying the space, and options for kids and adults. My drink ended up being sugary-sweet and I probably would have asked them to dial it down if I had realized. On the plus side, they were able to get drinks out pretty quickly, in spite of there being quite the crowd. The space was clean and modern. Also, the bathroom was clean and very much appreciated on our road trip. I probably wouldn't sit and enjoy my drink here, due to the high traffic (at least when I visited). For a quick stop in, it's nice. I'll be sure to order better next time. Solid spot!

I'm a huge fan of Cracker Barrel. Not just because they have great meals and breakfast all day if…read morethat's what you want. But because they're also supporters of the RV life. They allow RVs to park overnight in their lot with the kind but unspoken request that if you're having a meal in the area, that you should please have it with them in return for the free parking. So that's what I did! I arrived just after the dinner rush and was seated immediately in a corner overlooking where I had just lined up the Sprinter van in the lot. My order was taken and a few minutes later, here's dinner: Meatloaf with steamed broccoli and a side salad. Filling, hot, delicious and plenty of it. I skipped the biscuits and cornbread, which I would ordinarily share with Mrs. K. but this was a solo trip and I'm sticking to my keto guns. A great meal and I sat with my laptop for a bit (Cracker Barrel has wifi now!) planning the next day's journey. After dinner, out to the van and locked up for the night. A quiet night as this one is perched on top of the hill and a bit quieter from road noise. I departed at 5:15, too early in the morning for breakfast. [Review 896 of 2026 - 1547 in Virginia - 26077 overall]

Typical Cracker Barrel - good, fast breakfast options. It was not that busy when we arrived on a…read moreSaturday morning, but it was jumping when we were leaving. The store was more crowded than the restaurant. Grits were a little loose, but everything else was cooked well and tasted good. Our waitress was quite pleasant and fast. Same layout as every other Cracker Barrel - wooden tables and chairs, country charm.

Food is delicious. Seems to be a locals place but welcoming and friendly staff. Don't miss dessert!…read moreThis is our second time in as we're traveling through. I didn't do a review the first time... not sure why! Would recommend.

Wonderful stop on my trip. After driving all day I needed a break. Grayson delivered! Straight…read moreforward no-frills delicious food.Feels like home. I ate there for roughly the same price as a fast food meal and the food was a million times better than any fast food anywhere.

LOVED THIS! Randomly saw this on the map when traveling through Wytheville and decided to stop and…read moregive it a try for lunch. The owners were there and they were SO SWEET and really funny. I really enjoyed talking to them. They make you feel like family. The portions were great and the prices were super good too! Definitely am going to have to stop by the next time I travel through!

Traveling through, and I prefer to eat at locally owned places and this was recommended by a cool…read moreguy (Jeremy of barbershop fame I understand) we met waiting at the crosswalk. It was great, so inexpensive for the quality food. Even gave samples of things we were considering. Tomato bisque was absolute best. Bagels were flavorful and not too dense.

I'm a strong proponent of supporting local family owned businesses and restaurants…read more I stopped in this morning with my wife on our way to Beaufort SC The diner is not well decorated or modern but it's not a cookie cutter corporate chain. The older woman who waited on us was very nice and exuded Southern charm. She was the best part of breakfast. I ordered sausage gravy and biscuits, scrambled eggs and sausage. I tried to order grits, but they didn't have any. The coffee was very good and should I've taken a cup to go. The eggs and sausage were good. However, the sausage gravy and biscuits were not very good. Biscuits just not taste good. I'm not sure why but it was missing. The gravy could've been lighter and had more sausage in it. I imagine if you were just looking for an omelette with some fries and a side of bacon or sausage you would do just fine.

I love a greasy spoon diner and VA. Heights definitely fits the bill and it has been around a long…read moretime and a place where locals frequent for conversation. The staff are friendly, especially Cricket . I wish I could rate the food higher but bottom line it's marginal. The home fries and hash browns are tasteless and very greasy. As for bacon, sausage and eggs they are ok, the gravy biscuit would have been OK had it been warmer. While the service was good, the food did not come out at the same time and my gravy biscuit had been sitting for quite a while and was cold and gummy. I had been in the past and the food was better . Time for improvement in the consistency area.

In my never ending search for a great hot dog, I found my way to Skeeter's World Famous Hot Dogs in…read moreWytheville, VA. I'll say right up front that they certainly lived up to that name. The family and I were on an adventure, heading up to Niagara Falls. I was using my trusty Yelp app to try to find a cool lunch spot. I saw Skeeter's, and knew we had to try it. So we jumped off the interstate, and wound our way down to the quaint downtown of Wytheville. It's a beautiful little town, and also the birthplace of Edith Boling Wilson, wife of President Woodrow Wilson. So we rolled into town and spotted Skeeter's nostalgic brick corner building. Very cool looking, and fitting for the 101 year old business. Alas, we got out of the car and excitedly walked up to the door,,, to find a CLOSED sign. We looked through the window, and could tell that we were missing something special. So we walked down to the street to a pizza place, and had a less than stellar lunch. Actually, it was just bad. So, went went off on our Niagara adventure, and a few days later we were heading home. It was nearing lunchtime, and we saw the sign for Wytheville. My wife said, why don't we try Skeeter's again. I called to make sure they were open, and we hit the streets of Wytheville again. We found a table at Skeeter's and started looking over the menu. They have plenty to offer besides hot dogs, but we had to try these world famous dogs. My wife and son got the regular "red weiner" dogs with fries. I had to go for the big 1/4 pound Black Angus dog. I was happy to find that they were in the process of changing their store over from Pepsi to Coke! As I said up at the top of this review, Skeeter's certainly lived up to the World Famous Hot Dog moniker! My big Black Angus dog was so good, that I had to order a second one! I think I can safely say, that if Skeeter's had been open on our way north, we would have still stopped on the way back, to enjoy it again! We found nothing bad to say about Skeeter's. The atmosphere, the decor, the food, the prices, the staff... all were absolutely wonderful! This is the kind of small town, hidden gem, that I love to find in my travels! We'll be back!

We stopped by Skeeter's Hot Dogs while walking through downtown, and honestly the setting alone is…read moreworth a visit. It's in this really charming historic building (apparently where First Lady Edith Wilson was born), and the whole place has that nostalgic mid-1900s vibe that just feels cozy and fun. Super cute spot. Our waitress was also really friendly and made us feel welcome right away, which always makes a difference. That said... the food itself was just kind of average. The hot dogs and fries weren't bad at all, just nothing that really stood out. For a place that's been around for over 100 years, I guess I was expecting something a little more memorable. It ended up tasting like something I could grab at a random country gas station. Overall, I'm glad we stopped in for the atmosphere and history, but probably wouldn't go out of my way for the food alone.

After a long day on my motorcycle, the hotel receptionist recommended this place. It was…read moreoutstanding! Jessica, the Bartender/Server made an excellent suggestion, the Cajun Prime Rib sandwich. It was delish and just the right size. Everything is made from scratch. I highly recommend this place. Others there were complimenting their meals too.

Almost missed this place due to poor yelp reviews - glad we stopped anyways! Delicious food and…read morecocktails and great service. Our waitress Hannah was very friendly and informed us of all beer offerings- German October fest was amazing. Smoked old fashion and Aperol and gin drink was very well balanced. Braised short rib fell off the bone and wings were perfectly crispy. Happy we took a chance on our travels!

Great and entertaining as usual. I ordered my usual Cheesy Eggs Platter and it was great as usual…read more I enjoy the atmosphere at Waffle House, always a mix of local regulars and visitors

I love a good Waffle House for breakfast and Mrs. K. also enjoys them, so this was an easy choice…read moreas we're passing through Wytheville. It was not too busy on a Friday morning at 8:30 am so we didn't have to wait for a booth and our waitress was ready when we sat down. Our order took all of 8 minutes to be prepared and set down. Fiesta omelet with everything for me. Waffle for Mrs. K. A number of cups of coffee were consumed. All cooked properly other than I was given the toast I didn't want. Waffle House still hasn't brought back their salsa and I don't care for Tabasco, so I had my own hot sauce this morning. The only ding on an otherwise perfect and inexpensive breakfast. [Review 526 of 2025 - 1466 in Virginia - 24087 overall]

The one is just for the service, the waitresses were sweet as can be. We're right there for…read moreanything we needed. The atmosphere was really cute. The decorations look nice. The food however was horrible! Maybe it's because we came an hour before closing. I don't know. The buffet was half breakfast half regular food not the meat was fried chicken my husband said it was the worst chicken I've ever had. They had fried chicken mashed potatoes, green beans, mac & cheese they broccoli casserole was mushy. On the breakfast side the biscuits were so hard you couldn't get a fork in them. The gravy didn't have much taste, the bacon was good. The sausage was OK overall we would not be back.