This is a "down home" style restaurant where I had high expectations for good prices and good food…read more They a la carte everything. If you want fries, it's extra, and not well priced. They were also small and soggy.. something you could get from the frozen aisle at the grocery store. The house salad with iceberg lettuce was $7.50. I had a drink while I waited for my to go order and it was $10 with flat Pepsi. The steak in my sandwich wasn't seasoned and the extra cheese for an extra dollar was missing. The condiment for the sandwich was mayo and there was very little onion. I gave my review a 2 because the hush puppies were delicious and the ranch is made in house. The server was also very sweet. But I won't go back for a poorly seasoned dinner for 2 that costs almost $100.

Cute local spot. Staff was super friendly. Food was OK. Love that there was 1/4 rack of ribs…read moreavailable on the menu. Minimal sauce choices, and all seemed rather spicy.

Serving American classics with high quality and great hospitality…read more Sandwiched between two floors of antique malls, Jack's was the perfect stop in the day to get some no-frills nourishment. Their breakfast is incredibly generous and made with ingredients that were fresh, clean, and meticulous in detail. The design of their menu is just so promising with unique twists that are not unheard of, but just an elevated touch when it comes to American diner food as a whole. Things like truffle infused hollandaise, fried green tomato BLT, pairing balsamic with goat cheese, a blackened pork, even mushrooms on the breakfast menu all hint that people developing their menu are confident in their skills in offering something more when it comes to breakfast plates and sandwiches. Their homemade aiolis (highly recommend their pesto aioli) and hot sauce tie any dish together-- breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Things made to this quality are not to be unremarked. Came in with friends so we can try everything on their menu, and we were pleasantly surprised on all fronts. Presentation, ingredients, preparation all elements that made our meals great and were evident across all dishes ranging from protein to carb. Details like toasted bread with already spread with butter, perfectly poached eggs, and brioche as the bun of choice were things we peeped. We would have left satisfied if these details weren't accounted for, but we were so impressed this became a revisit during our short vacation. Their space is greatly spacious, with an open drinks station so its just not pretentious. There is even a section in the front to pick up goods made by local artisans. This is a great place to dine in, no notes.

Cool little spot with restaurant and shop. Ordered at counter and got chicken salad croissant with…read moreParmesan fries. Sandwich was large and very tasty with unique flavor. Parm fries were pretty good too.

Happy to review not only the fantastic smashed burger, oh so tasty fries, incredible maple sauce…read morebut the perfectly fried cheese curds. I'm a gurl who normally says a big huge hell no to cheese of any sort. The curds deep fried absolutely YES, would need to be on my rotation. The assortment of beverages were terrific I chose cucumber, my friend she picked dragonfruit loved it!! Did I mention unlimited pours on drinks. Extra nice to see the lack of sodas (coke - Pepsi etc) If we lived close by Graze to Griddle We would be weekly customers. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Julie Rose Sawyer

Great food. They suggested chorizo burger and graze burger combined as a double it was spot on!…read moreWife had chicken burger that was also very good. Cheese curds were good as well. Cozy clean place. Helpful Nice service. Root beer brought me back to my childhood.

We stopped in mostly because it was a place near our campground and had a great dinner! Mary was…read moreour server and she was great. The food was comfort and then some. I had a steak & baked potato - both done just right. Wayne had chop steak with gravy & onions and onion rings (he did have a salad!) We had asked about wine - and Mary said they were out of DuCord but she had another local red-we said sure, but the wine was from CA. Oh well - it was good and all is well.

Made a pit stop here on the way to Graves Mountain. So glad we stopped! What a gem! Everyone was…read moresuper friendly and accommodating. It's a smaller restaurant but has plenty of seating. We sat at the bar and had plenty of space between each chair. The drinks were good but the highlight was the fish sandwich! Perfectly battered and even more perfect portion. The fries were amazing. Great little spot to visit! Next time... I'm getting the burger!

There's ants in the food and they refuse remake it. I ate an ant Mac. Even if you show them the ant…read morethey won't remake it.

Trash was overflowing outside was a poor start. Restrooms ok, but decided not to order.read more

Fantastic burgers - their shishito peppers are an absolute must. Service was a little slower than…read moreexpected, but in fairness it was pretty busy that evening with the spring breakers around. Definitely recommend this spot if you're looking for solid food and great beers to go with it.

Awesome spot to grab a bite in Shenandoah. This place has a good locals vibe and had great music…read moreplaying throughout the night. I got a bacon cheeseburger with curly fries. The burger was great, as were the fries. It definitely came with a full plate of fries, and I was completely stuffed by the end. I did try a bite of the blueberry tart from a friend, and it was incredible. Served warm with a scoop of ice cream on top. It became the highlight of the meal and wished I had saved room for it. Overall a great, easy stop if you're near Shenandoah. I would return and recommend. And I would even come back just to get dessert.

Got a late dinner here (be forewarned, last call for food might be earlier than you're used to) -…read morewe got a couple of pizzas and some beers. The beer was awesome, IPA guy here and certainly enjoyed what they had on top. Pizzas were also good, personal-sized so be prepared to come back for more if you don't get your fill on the first order. And everything you're consuming is enhanced with the absolutely stunning backdrop of the area. The fact that it's dog friendly was also fantastic (for us at least). Really enjoyed it and will come back next time we're in town.

My wife and I stopped in while in the area for the weekend. We were very impressed. Their beer is…read morereally good and the pizza is amazing. I'm not much of a beer drinker anymore, I like whisky and bourbon now, but I still like stouts. They had four beers that we both liked, three ales and a stout. All four were VERY good, I would definitely go back again.

We went here to check out the burgers, drove an hour and a half to get there. Definitely worth the…read moredrive! We had the Kobra Kai and the Elvis burger along with Jacked Fries. WOW! The fries were crispy, which is hard to do with crinkle cut, the jacked sauce was awesome! The burgers were cooked perfectly and served in a waxed bag which made the buns perfectly steamed and warm. The servers were absolutely amazing, explained the menu and assured us that they could adjust the menu to our liking. Will definitely go back!

I had a very nice time at Jack Browns. Good parking availability behind. Sat at the bar, limited…read moretables, but nice seating outside too (which is where you sit with minors in your party). I had the Gonzo burger, jacked up fries, and drank some the veil master shredder, Bella's citrus it was all tasty. Friendly, knowledgeable, and not pushy service from the bar tender. Overall, a solid brew pub spot

We chose Patch Brewing as they were along our drive between Charlottesville and Washington and…read moreespecially because they are members of an RV hospitality program so we were able to spend the night after our dinner. This was a fabulous evening, arriving at around 5:30 pm to a packed parking lot but the inside was not at all busy. A few folks at their dart boards but most people were outside for "Music Bingo" and that gave us choices to be comfortable. David at the bar was a delight, taking and filling orders. Mrs. K. and I chose our drinks and meals. I very much enjoyed my Very Italian Pilsner and later the Lemicky Light Lager. We dove into a Cowboy Bill Burger, onion rings, cheese curds and perfectly seasoned fries. It was all the food groups and delicious. I'd say my only complaint is that they closed this evening at 8. If they were open until 9, I would have stayed longer and had another beer. Still, it was a lovely time and an easy five star review. [Review 1106 of 2026 - 1555 in Virginia - 26285 overall]

We met with another couple for an afternoon of live Irish music and we weren't disappointed…read more We tried several of the beers, ciders and wines. I really would recommend a non-ipa beer "Chesterfield Secret Voyage", which has a high alcohol content. It was a nice smooth drinking malty brew! The staff at the counter were friendly and knowledgeable. We tried several sandwiches. Enjoyed the fried Chicken sandwiches which came with a side. We got the onion rings. Each sandwich was $13 which we felt was a bit overpriced but the food was good. The hot dog is $8 plus $1.50 for chili and cheese plus another $.50 for a tiny sprinkle of onions. The bun was hard and broken. Wife felt that she should have returned it and was way overpriced. The inside beer area was clean and roomy but very loud. They have a few arcade games and the kids were screaming.

I found Citizen Burger Bar on one of those "Best burgers in every state list" and usually I am very…read moreskeptical because I think places pay to be on them sometimes. Well, if there is a better burger in Virginia, send me a message I want to go on my next visit. Citizen Burger has a bunch of principles that they proudly display all over the place including above the toilet. All of those principles are great but wouldn't mean a thing if it didn't taste good. My buddy and I split some fried pickles which are the spear shaped kind and were solid. Then I ordered a Steakhouse burger and onion rings. Holy Shitballs the burger was good. A brioche bun (my favorite of the hamburger buns because of smashablity), cheddar, bacon, onion straws and bbq sauce. All of the toppings were great, but it could have just been bread and burger, and it still would have been delicious. The beer selection was large, I forgot how many were on tap, but I got a local IPA. The service was great as was the atmosphere. I will definitely come back the next time I am in Charlottesville.

Let me start off by saying I don't give five stars often. We walked up to the hostess and requested…read morea table outside on a beautiful April day. Luckily they had one table available. The waiter was quick to take our order the house salad with grilled chicken. It was fresh,delicious and filled with the perfect about of topping. The chicken was favorable and the honey mustard dressing was spot on. About $20 and worth every penny. My husband ordered a cheese burger 1/2 pound juicy on the inside and crispy on the outside. He mentioned one of the best burgers he's ever had. He also ordered buttered fried onion rings. He also claimed they were cooked to perfection. If you're looking for good food with amazing service this is your place.