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!

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

I enjoy the Chinese food there. There egg drop soup is amazing & there shrimp egg rolls are to die…read morefor.I would recommend Chan's Garden also for all the different dishes they offer.

Food is always fresh and it's really good highly recommend staff is nice and friendlyread more

My wife and I went last night, on a Friday night. The place wasn't too crowded, the service was…read morefantastic, just wish I could remember our servers name, cause she was awesome! Our drinks were never empty, she was very attentive & friendly, couldn't have been better. As for the food, it was also very, very delicious. I had the 10 oz filet along with a salad. My wife had tuna also with a salad. My steak was cooked perfectly, the seasoning was spot on, my bride said her tuna was fantastic as well! It was a little pricey, but we will pay for some amazing meals, and that's what we got. Will definitely be back. Thank you for a great evening

This place is really a hidden gem in Danville. Across from the Caesars Casino, it is by far the…read morebest "dining" establishment in the area. It reminds of a quaint Bistro style atmosphere. We went in on a Friday night while staying across the street at the Laurel Hotel. We started off with two Grey Goose Garden cocktails as we warmed up to the Blue Crab Cake appetizer. The crab was one of the best we've ever had. For salads we had the Schoolfield Wedge and I had the Caesar with anchovies. Both were crisp, fresh and tasted great. For a main course I had the 16oz Ribeye that was prepared exactly as requested. We also had the Canadian Whiskey Sea Scallops that were not only succulent and prepared perfectly, but delightfully rich in taste. Our wine pairing was Pinot Grigio for the Sea Scallops and I had a smooth Pinot Noir with the Ribeye. After the meal and relaxing, I finished it off with a Baileys over. The entire service experience was fantastic and after the meal I met the Chef who really did an amazing job overall. Each bite was just perfect. The meal and dish pricing was very good compared to Ramsay's at the Casino. In fact, I'd skip Ramsay's completely and just go to Schoolfield instead. The Schoolfield is far better taste and value. Bon apetite!

Excellent Buffalo chicken wrap!! One of the best! They have a large selection of waffles. I was…read morewanting a simple one so I git a plain waffle with syrup. Very filling and good. The place was spotless and the service excellent! Highly recommend it!

Was solid! Very very cool downtown, with this perfect sandwich shop off the main drag. Had a…read morebuffalo chicken wrap and it was great. I would go back!

Excellent poke bowls!! Huge portions at a fair price…read more It's a little warm in the dining area, probably because the restaurant is small, but not too bad. I have tried the tuna, crab, and chicken poke, and the tuna is my favorite (but if you're not a fan of raw tuna, the grilled chicken is very good). Conveniently located on Mt Cross Rd, this is now going to be a regular lunch spot whenever I am in town.

Coco Ni is such a great spot for sushi! Everything was fresh and delicious, but the sushi burrito…read morewas definitely the standout. So good and something a little different from your typical sushi order. Great flavors, fresh ingredients, and plenty of options to choose from. Definitely worth checking out if you're craving sushi!

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

This was presently being run as part of a three-restaurant complex when I visited. Only one door…read morewas open, but they were serving menus from the next couple of doors down, including a waffle menu. There was ample indoor and outdoor seating on a hill overlooking the city. The decor was Danville memorabilia. I ordered the fruitiest waffle available and was still surprised when I got it. They filled the pan with an indulgent waffle drowning in syrup, and they certainly did not short me on the fruit. I was open to eating this overwhelming creation, and did not eat all that much for the rest of the day. It's not a place you'd come for any niche special dietary needs, although the other menus might have something.

The food was pretty good, but nothing out of this world. I had the chicken and waffle…read more They are only a to go restaurant, which is fine, but even the space they have for fulfilling orders is awkwardly laid out and it's somewhat challenging to get in and out. There's not really anywhere to wait if you arrive and your order isn't ready yet. Maybe I just didn't get the full experience?