Pretty good Asian food for a mall food court. It's no PF Chang's but its tasty.read more

Really enjoyed this! My hubby and I really wanted Chinese, we had been to the big buffet in town…read moreyears ago and were headed that way. After reviews we decided not to go there. While in the mall we found this place, he got the teriyaki chicken with lo mein and it was amazing! I got the sweet and sour chicken with lo mein and it was just as equally wonderful. We will definitely be back!

Housed at the end of a highway strip mall outside of Danville, Rustic Barn is neither rustic nor a…read morebarn. It is, improbably, a fantastic Asian fusion restaurant. Yes, you read that right. The idiosyncrasies do not stop with the name. Inside, The Rustic Barn offers an intimate space with low lighting and some interesting décor: random photos of locomotives adorn the wall. The menu skews Thai albeit with some Japanese dishes (gyoza, teriyaki, yaki udon) and a few (a burger, a steak and potatoes) that fit the establishment's rurally suggestive name. The proprietor, Jeb, is gracious and accommodating as well as a showman who likes to joke with his guests. His promise of "everything fresh, everything homemade" is a lot to live up to, but the kitchen here has the chops to deliver on that promise. Our group went with a pair of starters (crab rangoons and gyoza), a pair of curries (roadhouse and green), and a pair of noodle dishes (yaki udon and pad Thai). Everything was attractively plated and delicious. The rangoons were hand-formed into delicate shapes and contained plenty of filling while the gyoza were nice and crisp. My entrée was the roadhouse curry: the house version of Massaman. A hearty dish, it boasted thick-cut vegetables and a rich sauce done to the desired (a little bit spicy) level of heat. Prices are moderate (entrees start in the upper teens), but portions are plenty filling. Given how many Danville restaurants were closed on a Sunday evening, I count myself lucky that The Rustic Barn was not among them. If you come here seeking country cooking, you'll be confused and perhaps disappointed. But if you know what you're getting yourself into, the combination of personable service and tasty food in an offbeat location makes this the epitome of a hidden gem.

Wow!! What a fantastic find. We are out here for a few days from Nashville and decided to give this…read moreplace a go. The food is amazing, authentic, wonderfully prepared and delicious!!! We had Yaki Udon, Pad Thai and Fried Wonton. All the food is fresh and prepared as to perfection!! We also tried the amazing home made lemonade. Everything was wonderful!! Would recommend to anyone looking for a great place to eat. The owner is so kind, informative and caring. Love this place!!! I would give 6 stars if I could. I am Gluten Free and was well taken care of!

Food was very authentic Thai. Service was impeccable. We loved it. A gem in Danville while…read moretravelling.

Hidden gem, the food is outstanding! The service was very as well. Don't let the location fool youread more

Service was so friendly. The server talk to us about the food and let us know what a hush puppy was…read moreand gave us a small order which was super nice. Starter with the hush puppies amazing ! Got two orders of chicken tacos, which were delicious . And an order of flatbread pizza with pulled pork on it which was barbecue chili sauce yummy.

Ribs on the menu are good says my husband I love the shrimp…read moreand pow pow sauce Lots of chicken and pork options Nice local place for the whole family

Great service. Food was hot and delicious. Seafood offerings are great and I love a perfect baked…read morepotato!

Since young people work there . The Food is Not good…read moreanymore ! The salad with my Take Out Order The Lettuce was Brown and The Cucumbers ruin ! All I could eat was Tomatoes and Purple onion. And the White Bake Potato in tin foil had brown liquid oozing out of it and was soggy like it was boiled in water and not baked ! And their Tea in Half Gallon Jug didn't taste right made me feel nauseous ! This is the first time I ever complained about Mayflower but there food was so horrible I will never order from them again!

Good was very good. We had a little wait but to be expected for fresh hot food. The gentleman there…read morewas nice.

This little hibachi wagon parks at the South Scales Street Market convenience store. I called in an…read moreorder for hibachi chicken, they had it ready when I got there about 15 minutes after I called. The food was really good, it was actually just about identical in appearance and taste to what the Yono Express restaurant served just up the street, which recently closed. These could be the same folks, but I don't know for sure. The chicken, vegetables and rice were all done perfectly, but the egg rolls were saturated in oil just a little much. Definitely worth checking out if you see them set up in the parking lot at the store by the water tower.

This restaurant opened just over three weeks ago. It's right around the corner from the former drug…read morestore and across from the old location of the art gallery by the historic courthouse. Village 28 is open for dinner from Thursday to Saturday. There were four of us who went last Thursday excited to try out the newest place in town, and we weren't disappointed. Fortunately, we immediately got the lady available table situated nicely at the front window. We were not the only people checking the place out! There are multiple seafood options, and seafood isn't something our town, and we all opted for seafood. Our friends both had grilled shrimp and loved it. My wife had the fried oysters. I got the surf and turf with a ribeye and fried oysters. The steak and oysters were perfect. As much as I want to get the flounder next time, it's hard to pass up great fried oysters! All of our meals came with a salad bar, and we were all happy with the selection and freshness. We were also given complimentary hush puppies instead of bread, which we thought was a nice change. The restaurant's liquor license was just issued, so they didn't have wine yet, just beer and White Claw. The ladies had one each while my friend and I each had an ice cold Red Oak. For dessert, we tried the hot fudge cake and the cheesecake. The hot fudge cake is a light, fluffy, and delicious made from scratch cake. They are not slices but rather small loaves. Our wives both loved them. The name is The name is deceiving, though, because there's no hot fudge. The cheesecake was plain with no topping but nice and creamy. This will definitely be a place we add as a regular place to eat. My change next time will be another Red Oak instead of dessert. Highly recommend

Little expensive for lunch. But food was okay. Nothing to brag about. Maybe an off day.read more

King Cropp is my favorite restaurant in Danville. Their food & drink specials are always super…read morecreative and delicious! I usually like to sit in the bar area. Service is always amazing!

This place is still great. It's been a few years since my last visit, but still high quality food…read more Service was great too. We ordered fried pickles and pimento cheese to share as appetizers, and both were good. Those pickles pack a punch which I loved. For my entree, I got the fried flounder and it was awesome. 3 big pieces and great mac & cheese and cabbage to go with it. Will definitely return when in the area