We stopped on our way home from Raleigh. It's a brewery with a restaurant, we misunderstood that it…read morewas a brewery and a separate restaurant. Almost all the seating is high top, even in the restaurant area upstairs - if you have hip or knee issues be aware. The steps are steep. Hubby enjoyed the beer and since it serves food they offer non alcoholic fountain drinks and sweet tea. If you ask for unsweetened tea you are out of luck. My Dillinger Smashburger was amazing, hubby ordered the cheesesteak - good, but more bread than filling. It was a Saturday afternoon so lots of kids in the brewery area downstairs, the upstairs was quieter. There is a parking lot and street parking.

Really great atmosphere! Lots of seating upstairs and outside. Service was great! Everyone was…read moresuper friendly, helpful and they came to our table often to check on how things were. I ordered the salsiccia pizza. It was really flavorful and loaded with toppings. It said there was a hot honey on top but I didn't taste any spicy, just sweetness. Also the middle was a little soggy from so much cheese and toppings. Overall, it was pretty decent!

Friendly smiles all around! Walked in and was seated immediately. The sweetest waitress came over…read moreto attend us and she was so helpful in helping choose a few things from the menu! The place was clean and the seats were booth style with plenty of tummy room to slide in and be able to breathe comfortably. The food was AMAZING! The codfish sandwich coating was seasoned great but the fish itself could've used a lil razzle dazzle of salt and pepper but it was great! We ordered a veggie plate with Mac n cheese, which was good but not baked style which is my personal preference. The hush puppies were light with a nice crispy crunch exterior. The collard greens were OK, cooked down good but could've used a lil kick to them, again just a personal preference. The star of the show was the sweet potato yams! It had a marshmallow melted topping but they were seasoned perfectly! And since we went on a Monday they do offer daily specials, that day it was pot roast. Boy was that delicious! It was so tender it was falling apart while trying to pick it up. The gravy was spot on! It's a lunch/dinner spot but well with it. Definitely will return again.

As a China Grove resident, this is by far my favorite place to eat, and me and my mother eat here…read morefor almost every special occasion.

First time visitor and I was impressed with the BBQ, the memorabilia, the outstanding service, and…read morethe prices. This is a gem and I look forward to returning soon. We had both the chopped and sliced BBQ along with the white slaw and potato salad. The slaw and potato salad were okay, although I prefer the yellow potato salad. The memorabilia throughout the building was really neat to look at. The service was friendly and efficient. The prices for the food was very reasonable. There's plenty of parking and seating, although around noon there's a short wait (5 minutes) for tables, which is a sign of how good this place is. I look forward to coming back!

Always great food and service! Love the foot long hotdogs…read moreall the way! I'm so glad they new owners have changed very little.

I am loving Culver's! The burgers are delicious! I typically go through the drive-thru but I went…read morein because the line was too long. Everyone is so polite and attentive. I appreciate that as I am always in a rush. They have a showcase of all the Culver's branded items. Pretty fun to look at. They are selling a calendar for $5. They value inside far outweigh the cost of the calendar so it is worth the small investment.

Just came to give props to Tracy (mgr). After a very…read moreunfortunate initial visit, where we were refunded and left without our food, I was pleasantly surprised when Tracy followed up on my survey response within an hour and promised to make it right. And she did. And Culvers still has the best shakes EVER!

People make fun of my husband and I because we enjoy "gas station food" as much as we do but the…read moresame way there are food chains attached to different major gas stations along our nation's highway, this is the same concept. I think because it's location is on a country road, and the small restaurant comes from a "mom & pop shop", there are jokes made that our visit from California each year is marked with desired-multiple stops for breakfast at Sandy's. The biscuits are homemade rivaling Carl's Jr., Hardee's, McDonalds and CrackerBarrel! The gravy is delicious & plentiful. No better way than pouring fresh coffee or a fountain drink of Sundrop and enjoy food off their menu. MMMMmmmm Especially when our state doesn't offer such southern luxuries :D

Really good food, yes it may be a convenience store but their deli staff knows how to cook!!! Their…read morecheeseburger with chili & slaw tastes as good as What a Burger's!! I truly enjoy going there for a bite to eat!

DO NOT CONFUSE THIS PLACE WITH WHATABURGER... THEY ARE NOT THE SAME!!!…read more We saw a review of this place on YouTube and decided to try it out because it's "sorta" on our way through NC. "Sorta..." means the exit is off 85 but the restaurant is 8.5 miles off the exit. That said, we would do it again. And that should tell you mostly what you need to know because it's not super convenient to get to, but it is worth it. It also says a lot that this place was PACKED! Founded in 1955 in Kannapolis, NC, I see some similarities to what the big chain Whataburger USED to be. Which got me thinking that someone copy-catted someone. I had to know so I looked it up and saw Whataburger was founded in 1950, five years before this business.... I can only assume the founders of this restaurant visited Texas, tried that famous burger restaurant and brought the idea back to NC with them. And I'm not mad about that because, where the "famous" Whataburger has dropped the ball and failed, What-A-Burger has continued to succeed when it comes to quality. As a matter of fact, if I closed my eyes and took a bite of the What-A-Cheeseburger.... It instantly reminds me of my childhood days in Texas. The bread was fresh, the lettuce crispy, the tomato juicy, the cheese not old or congealed and the patty was fresh, juicy and had that amazing true grilled taste. We also tried the hotdog. Coming standard with chili, slaw, onions, we added mustard. And while I loved the What-A-Cheeseburger a lot, I was surprised to find (because I don't generally care for hotdogs) that the hotdog was my favorite item. The chili had a great flavor. The slaw was creamy and crisp, the onions were also crisp, and again the bun was very fresh. The hotdog itself had good flavor and snap to it. We did have a few minor negatives. The fries had no seasoning on them and the onion rings were just okay. Not bad by any means but not stellar. Neither of these are a dealbreaker for us, though. I saw after ordering that they have curly fries so maybe next time we'll give those a try. The drink selection is definitely quirky but I like quirky. While they serve some Pepsi products, they do not sell Mountain Dew. Their Pepsi lineup is limited to Pepsi, Dr. Pepper, and Starry. They also offer Patio Red Cherry (I don't know what that is) SunDrop, and Cheerwine; along with what they call, "The Witch Doctor." I got that and while I'm not sure what's all in it, I loved it! Definitely different and I'd get it again. Sweet and unsweetened tea are also offered. The staff were friendly and helpful and while waiting for our food, I struck up a conversation with an elderly man who said he's been coming here for as long as they've been here. Building is a bit dated, but I like that about it. It adds to the experience. They are both a drive in and a dine in place with the old carhop order stations, which again, I thought was pretty awesome. Overall, our experience here was great. This place has almost no social media presence, which while it makes finding an updated menu a challenge, I'd rather them keep putting the focus on their great food, rather than pandering to the masses. 8/10... would absolutely come back.

Ooooo just opened and only 3 stars. Not good but I can see why…read more Lines are long. Many employees Not friendly Not smiling Parking is HORRIBLE Security guys are not helping ONE BIT. I waited for a friend for 20 minutes because she got caught in the drive through line. That is TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE Sun shine in eyes of people eating BUSY BUSY Too bad Wonder if it will last

The food is okay here. I had the grilled chicken with…read morepotato salad and green beans. The chicken was seasoned well but the green beans and potato salad did not have any flavor. The service quick and the atmosphere is laid back.

Excellent chicken salad pitas! The service is always friendly and fast. Even when I don't call my…read moreorder in ahead of time, I've never waited more than 10 minutes for my food.

A little hole in the wall restaurant you don't want to miss…read more I placed an order by phone for pick up. It took less than 10 minutes for my order to be ready. I was thanked which is such a rare thing these days. We ordered the liver mush and egg biscuit. They were fresh, pipping hot, and good. We were very surprised at the amount of liver mush on the biscuit. They definitely don't skimp. We will visit again soon to try other items.

Lee's Sandwich Shop is a tried and true "joint" in Kannapolis. I use that term because it's off the…read morebeaten path. It's not very big inside (although in the warmer months there's patio seating) and it's just hometown folk doing all the jobs!! Staff is always warm and inviting. Helpful if you have any questions and just good people. The menu has breakfast and lunch items but usually go there for the burgers. And they are good. So is the iced tea which is also important. So when in the area GPS your way to L