Always hits the spot! Prompt and friendly service and the price point is excellent. I always stop…read morewhen I'm in the 704!

Place downtown Salisbury that offers hotdogs and burgers. Seating N/A eat standing up or grab one…read moreof the wobble tables outside. I had hotdog with mustard/mayo, onions and Chili. Slaw was not an option. Dogs were average. Ordering was excellent. Basically you take your order to go. Noticed many people there to order hotdogs. Note they take CASH only. No Ambiance!!! Oder and go.

Food in great,We enjoy going there,Good Prices vibe is cool check it out!!!""" n main Salisburyread more

Our food was lovely…read more We had a Ruben with pasta salad. Both were yummy, and the rye bread wasn't too greasy. The pizza crust was great. Chicken parm was good. Would come back.

Food, service, ambiance - all of the above. This place must be protected at all costs. The…read moreall-american hole in the wall hot dog stand that fits Carolina culture to a T. Baseball game playing on the radio. Local kids running the grill and counter, chopping up the slaw in the back. You can't get fresher than this, everything made to order - 2 carolina "all the way" dogs, cajun seasoned fries, a soda bottle, and a cookie sandwich for $10? Unreal. The dogs are "Martinsville Speedway" style - jesse jones with mustard, onions, slaw, chili but you can get them any way you want. I had 2 buy could easily down 5 of them in a sitting. It's the perfect road trip/trucking stop and shouldn't be missed if in the area.

The people who work here are so nice. They're prompt! In and out! Unfortunately the hot dogs were…read morevery underwhelming. The chilli sauce had zero flavor. I got two dogs didn't even finish the second one. One of the worst hot dogs I've had. I think they thrive because of longevity. Maybe I should try the burger.

Very cute cozy spot in Albemarle. We went for dinner in the winter and I would say it was a little…read morecold in there and very dark. That was our only complaint. Everyone was having to pull out their phone flashlight to read the menus so I would just suggest maybe table lighting if they want to keep the low lights throughout. Ok on to the food... we had the rockafella oysters which were pretty tasty for an appetizer. And I had the catch of the day which was grouper over cheddar grits and shrimp etoufee. The food was well flavored and not too heavy. We also shared the peanut butter pie for dessert which we enjoyed. The staff was friendly and the drinks are strong. So we will likely return.

Nice atmosphere and friendly service. Salmon was good, but might have been better with a simple…read morerecipe of salt and pepper. Had a bbq flavor of sorts that was probably a bit overwhelming for the salmon. Cheese grits on the side were good. Daughter had the filet mignon which she said was perfectly cooked, though it could have used a bit more seasoning. Husband had the ribeye and unfortunately he was disappointed with the lack of flavor. The restaurant obviously aims to please and we didn't complain, just a little more seasoning and this would have been a five star rating. Also a little pricey.

I was visiting projects for work, and I brought my coworker and our insurance consultant here for…read morelunch after reading the reviews. We were down by Lake Tillery on a job so this was within a reasonable distance. Love the layout and decor in the restaurant. Oh, we picked a shareable for the table and spinach artichoke dip, which was a good choice to split between three people. We still have plenty of our workday left so I opted to go with the grilled salmon and a rather unique side in Mexican street corn.. for my second side I decided to add a house salad with homemade ranch dressing. The salad was a large portion to start with in the flavor of the Mexican corn in the salmon went well together. I made a great choice. The Mexican corn was three short corn on the cobs in a long dish with sauce on top of the corn. Public house is definitely the place to be in Albert mall for lunch dinner or a private event.

Being new to the area, we wanted to try out this place that always seemed to have a crowd in the…read morelobby. We went to Five Points Public house for a weekday lunch and only had to wait about 15 minutes to be seated. The food was good, the interior architecture is nice to look at, and we will be back. The restaurant is a mix of booths and tables with chairs. You can tell the building is old, but had been tastefully worked into a restaurant by the age on the exposed brick within. The whole front of the restaurant faces one of the main roads for downtown, and has large windows that bring in tons of natural light. This place is good for a date night, a group gathering, or anything in between. There's even some bar seating if that's your thing. Our table got the French dip and a make-your-own burger. The French dip was easily shared by my little and me, as the portion size was large. The build-your-own-burger comes exactly as you want it, cooked to your temperature preference, but I will say the patty could have had more seasoning on it. The onion rings are amazing, and the onion adheres perfectly to the batter. One thing I hope to be able to use in the future is the Pontiac Room, which is their second story event space. They have a nice sign that gives details about the space, and I truly believe it would be good for wedding receptions, large parties, or large group gatherings. I don't know if there is an elevator to this space, so you'd need to check on that should your group have mobility concerns. Overall, this is a place that we will bring the whole crew to in the future.

I think the menu changes regularly and it seems like a good menu made up by a creative kitchen. It…read morefeels a bit like they're still getting on their feet in the restaurant service side of things. Our server was very friendly and did a great job but things like our beers took a long time - which is a shame for them honestly because I'm sure they make decent money on beers and because of the time it took I didn't get a second one. I liked the interior, it's got a very old-industrial vibe and I enjoy that they haven't tried to cover up the origins of the building. I don't think they have it printed anywhere but they do have a kids menu which is nice. We will be back to see what the menu evolves to and hopefully see a bit better service-side experience next time.

The food was fantastic! I had the burger with pimento cheese, and the pimento cheese was fresh and…read moreabsolutely delicious. Even during a busy lunch rush, our server took great care of us and made sure we had everything we needed. For such a large, open space, the restaurant wasn't overly loud, which made for a really enjoyable atmosphere. The bar was beautiful and well-stocked, and the Bloody Mary was excellent. I also loved the decor, it's filled with charming local photographs that are available for purchase, adding a unique touch to the dining experience.

The perfect southern comfort food restaurant. The waitresses are super nice and tentative, the…read morebiscuits are soft and buttery, the tea is sweet. And the hushpuppies are perfect.

Just had another amazing dinner at China Grove Family House. Chicken and dumplings were piping hot…read moreand yummy. The service was right on. Really love this family restaurant.

We have eaten here before food is okay. The service is terrible if you are not a regular you are…read morenot greeted nicely they just yell take a seat . Then you wait and wait . Today we said let's go give Jimmy's another try 4 th time .Same thing Only this morning she came to tell us breakfast is still on and would give us a minute to order . Well then she never came back she just kept ringing up customers and taking calls . The family that came 15 minutes after got promptly served . We waited for 25 minutes and everyone was being served . No this time we didn't say hey help us ! We got up and left ! There were many workers so it's sad we like to stay local !

Great home-cooked food and great value! We stopped here for breakfast before road-tripping back…read morehome. Just a great, family-friendly diner. I had the 1-egg plate with sausage, home fries, and toast. The kids had HUGE pancakes with bacon and hash browns. Very simple, well-cooked food. If I can recall correctly, I don't think anything was over $10-$12 dollars. (Cash only btw! But they have an atm inside) I wish we had places like this in Charleston. Sometimes it's hard to find unpretentious and unassuming places that treat their patrons like family instead of pandering to the tourists or trying to keep up with the trends. I wish the place was closer but...it gave me all of the nostalgia and the feeling of comfort away from home.