Fast and friendly service. Food did not disappoint either. Stupendous. Will definitely be back.read more

The service was great, everything else, not so much. We had a breakfast burrito and an eggs…read moreBenedict with crab. The best way to describe it was unseasoned and...wet? I don't believe they even used salt and pepper. I believe the must have washed the vegetables and then didn't cook them long enough for the water to evaporate which resulted in a burrito wrapped in a wet tortilla. The crab meat in the Benedict was canned I presume and not drained properly which resulted in a wet English muffin. Just, not good.

Visiting and found on Yelp. As always, the places that are packed and are holes in the wall are the…read morebest! There was a short wait, once seated we were greeted and brought drinks. We went for breakfast and got an omelet, a waffle, and an egg breakfast with sausage. All cooked great and delish! Lots of coffee and drink refills. And prompt service. The owner was engaging and having a blast with the hustle and bustle. You could tell everyone was happy and enjoying the morning. If in town or a local! I highly recommend!

The restaurant is located at the end of a very small shopping center access inside is easy. The…read morerestaurant is clean and the wait staff are friendly. The food portion sizes and flavor are parallel to what your grandmother would serve. Prices are reasonable, and the pot pie is wonderful.

Seriously one of the best burgers I have ever had, and the buns are homemade. I am not a burger fan…read morenormally, but I crave these. Meat is flavorful and fresh too. They have really yummy green beans and homemade Mac N Cheese too. Classic diner vibes! We will be back. Family owned and staff were family. So kind and welcoming.

I had to come visit when I saw them posting on Facebook that they had a great Gluten Free…read moreselection. We decided to go on a Saturday afternoon and it was a pleasant experience. I ordered the hamburger steak platter with collards and potato salad, ( I did get the hushpuppies but took that home for my kiddo) I also splurged on the fried pickles. Everything was great! I have been craving fried pickles and they are hard to find gluten free. They had GF cake but I was too full to enjoy a slice. Maybe next time :) My husband ordered a hamburger and also said it tasted good. If you are looking for a diner experience. This will give it to you for sure. The service was quick and friendly. There were multiple tvs playing a variety of shows perfect if you have multiple people in your party. Overall it was good and we will be back if you are out that way again!

Pop's Diner was a great first time experience for us. The coffee was fresh and really good, which…read moreis always a great way to start a meal for me. My daughter had the Hawaiian Mimosa (champagne, pineapple juice, and grenadine) and it was perfection well balanced between the juice and champagne without being too sweet. We ordered the she crab soup as well. My daughter really enjoyed it, but it just wasn't for me. It's hard to pinpoint exactly why it simply wasn't something I would order again. Overall, the food was great. My daughter ordered an omelette and said she would definitely get it again, though next time she'd ask for the lemon dill sour cream on the side because the flavor was a little overpowering for her. I had the pancake combo played it safe because this was our first visit. Overall, we had a good experience and the ambiance is nice booth and table style set up. I would come back to try more items on the menu.

I love diners and a very nice breakfast experience, so when I was in the area I did some research…read moreand two places that seemed to be nicely rated were Pop's and Filipino style breakfast place. I opted for Pop's. They weren't busy with regular customers when I arrived (I say "regular" because it appeared that someone rented out one side of the restaurant for a presentation and no one was on the other side). I was quickly greeted and seated and my server was friendly and very attentive and helpful. The menu is loaded with excellent options and there were so many that I had a tough time deciding. I opted for their Chorizo Bowl. Their coffee was great! I was amazing at how clean the water glass was... it's small things like this that tell me about their attention to detail - very important to notice! The Chorizo Bowl was bland and boring, which is unfortunate. I really wanted to like it, but there was no sauce, no flavor distinction between the items in the bowl and it smelled like flat top grill, not like the ingredients in the bowl. Hot sauce helped, but didn't really help that much. I ended up eating about 1/3 of it. My server did notice and ask, but I told her it was fine... I honestly didn't want to start over and I was short on time. I like the concept, if I ever came back, I'd do something different.

I am here on a Sunday, it's 1:30pm and they ran out of all "produce" - no veggies, no fruits, no…read morebacon, no grits. The only thing I could order was anything that has eggs, cheese, toast, waffles, or pancakes. So I could just be creative and asked for an egg, sausage and cheese omelet with toast. Far cry from either the shrimp & grits or spinach & mushroom omelet I had wanted to order! Now it's not the staff's or cook's fault but this place is supposedly open until 6pm (per hours on Yelp) but I was told they close at 3pm; and they are out of almost all! I was even excited since I have dropped by a couple of times before and they were somehow closed on those days, even when Yelp hours show they're open! This turns out to be a quick anecdote of redemption - an experience that could easily be disappointing turned out to be great after all. The ambiance is good. Bright and clean inside. There is counter seating and some cushioned bench seating against the front entrance windows; and ample seating for about 25 to 30 people. There are 3 TV monitors turned on, one showing sports, another music videos and the third seems to be National Geographic or some nature show. The redemption part comes in where the cook whipped up a wonderful omelet (not overcooked and dry). The toast quite simple if you think about it, but it was cooked perfectly - right about of toast with the right amount of butter. Some places would have either burnt the toast or put too much butter it becomes soggy. Oh and I need to tell you, the wait staff washed her hands every time she touched the plate - before serving and before taking the plate away...so much more health conscious and responsible than most restaurants where wait staff don't wash their hands bringing food to the table, taking dirty plates away, cleaning the tables, putting things away... When it came time to pay, I was charged only $5 - for the inconvenience of not having all the ingredients for all their other menu items - now THAT is great public relations!

Finding a good lunch spot in Virginia Beach for Restaurant week was an epic fail! All the…read morerestaurants that we wanted to visit only offered dinner. My girlfriend and I were absolute famished and she casually recommended to get some appetizers and cocktails at We Care Salon.. I will admit I was a bit skeptical yet curious! I have heard great things about this Salon/ Cafe and even listed them on my, "Must Try" Local Yelp Elite adventures. My original hang up was trying to wrap my mind about hair being around food.... LOL but, my good friend knows I am a bit of a Foodie Snob and I knew she wouldn't lead me astray. We pull up to We Care Salon Cafe and I immediately see that there is ample parking in the shopping complex. Easy access is a must! My GF informed me that the salon is on one side and right next door is the Cafe. They do not connect to one another from the inside. One can access each separately from outside. Upon entering I am pleased with the color scheme and decor. We were promptly greeted by the staff and allowed to choose our preferred seating. Our waitress was Ivonne. She was very inviting, warm and had an awesome energetic personality. We were advised the menus are available online. Ivonne Recommended their signature We Care Salon Cafe tropical island cocktail and we were sold! We placed our orders for bone in wing with fries. Mild and Asian As we waited we enjoyed the ambience by singing along to old R&B hits and entering into toasts, cheers and chatter about life. These cocktails were really good, not only because it just happened to be happy hour from 2-4 but because the drinks were not overly sweet. We received our food in a timely manner and wings were good, I preferred the Asian. Fries were nice and crispy. Drinks were so yummy, we had another round‍. Initially our intent was to get a quick bite to hold us over until our dinner reservations but we had such a good time chatting it up with Ivonne that we stayed extra time.. Overall, I loved the customer service at this establishment. It was clean, had sanitizer at every table, drinks were delish, reasonably priced, great service and friendly environment. I think this is a nice spot to stop at for a quick bite. Queen Reccomend.

Waitress Niki is an amazing person. Great ambiance and I…read morewould have taken pictures of the food but we were starving. The food was so delicious and homemade. There were 8 of us who were eating and Niki didn't miss a beat. Food included Chorizo Smash Burger, Corn beef hash breakfast, she crab soup, Biscuits and gravy, French toast, The sticky pig burger with jalapeños. All amazing!!

What is a wafflewich you ask? Well let me tell you about this breakfast sandwich yumminess. They…read moretake a waffle, add some sausage and cook to a nice golden brown. The waffle is then sectioned into four pieces which are used to replace the bread of the breakfast sammie. Eggs and meat are added to make the wafflewich. A side of syrup is included for dipping. This is the perfect combo of savory and sweet. Soooo gooood! Highly recommend trying this dish. As a person from one of the northern states, I wanted to try some southern dishes. One of which was grits. The server asked me if I wanted cheese or butter for my grits. I had no idea so I asked which is better. Oddly enough I get the one server who does not like grits. Ugh. I ordered with cheese because cheese makes everything better, right? I think I made a bad choice for breakfast grits and would have preferred it with butter, salt and pepper. Oh well. I learned for next time and there will be a next time. I loved my server. She was super friendly and chatted with me in my grits quantry. She did check on me after the grits were served taking a minute to get my opinion on the food and even offered to get me another plate with just butter. I declined. The gesture was nice and thoughtful and much appreciated. The atmosphere is a casual, diner setting. The kind of place to get a nice meal and soak up some local vibes. Would recommend to anyone in the area. And make sure you try the wafflewich. I will not disappoint.

Attempted to give First watch another try this morning - a Friday morning at 7:30. Had 2 servers…read morewalk by and look at us but never stop. 15 mins in, still no service. We left. I really like the food at First Watch but it'll be a hard pass to return to this location. We went to Egg Bistro, where early bird specials are $3 cheaper and the service was prompt and friendly. We were finished and paying our tab by 820 am.

Great atmosphere and wonderful staff, but the food was truly disappointing…read more We used to come here often, so I'm not sure what happened with the kitchen, but the quality has gone downhill. My poached eggs arrived  hard-boiled, and the potatoes were noticeably undercooked. After sending the meal back, the replacement took about 10 minutes and was somehow worse. The poached eggs had an overwhelming vinegar smell -far more than should be present--and they were even more overcooked than the first order. The only bright spot was Michelle, who was friendly, attentive, and did her best to make things right. Unfortunately, the food quality was so poor that I won't be returning.

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Eddy's Cafe is located in the Red Mill Commons area of Virginia Beach. This part of the Red Mill…read moreCommons area where the restaurant is located is basically just east of the Walmart Supercenter and can be seen from Upton Drive. The two main roads they are located in between is Nimmo Pkwy and Elson Green Ave. My most recent visit here was on June 6, 2026. With the place being located in a shopping center, parking wasn't an issue, even though it was on a Saturday morning. The outside of the place is simple, but you can see the place easily with the green lettering. When my mom and I came inside, we were able to just find a table and then they would come by in a moment. It was a bit busy, but I was surprised that it took them several minutes to finally come to the table to get the menus and drink orders placed. Once the drinks came to the table, our server asked us if we were ready to order, but we weren't quite yet. I went with water with lemon for a drink while my mom went with Pepsi since they have Pepsi products here. She came back a few minutes later, and we were finally ready to order. I decided to go with the French Toast Breakfast Specialty along with Crispy Bacon, 2 Eggs, and a Biscuit on the side as a la carte items. My mom went with the 2 Eggs & 2 Items Breakfast Special. She did hers with French Toast (1.5 Slices), Crispy Bacon, and two scrambled eggs. It was less than 10 minutes for the food to come out, which was a nice surprise considering how busy they were on this visit. The entrees looked really good and hot when they came out. I don't do the syrups any longer due to the high sugar content, so I just did the French Toast with butter on it, which was good the way it was. The bacon was nice and crispy, along with the scrambled eggs being good too. The biscuit was a great way to finish off the meal. Although the meal did elevate the glucose higher than I thought, it was still good. My mom said the food she had was good too, and there were no issues. Overall, this experience was better than the last time I was here about ten years ago. The service was a little off at first since it took awhile for them to get to the table originally. There was a feeling of being rushed to order, but I guess that's because it is a small space inside with limited seating. One thing to note about that is if you come on a weekend or a holiday, there is a limit of 90 minutes to be there. If you're in the Red Mill Commons area and looking for a breakfast spot, this place is still worth considering.