Stopped here for lunch - 5 of us- while driving through concord. Our waitress was so nice and felt…read morelike she could've been part of our group! Everything was delicious. I would drive the 40 mins from home to go back and try more!

Been to 2 Gals a few times now. Took my niece for dinner (her request) for her birthday…read more Sat at the window so we got to enjoy watching people walking by. They didn't have what she came for as they only serve it at lunch. We both ended up having the wing appetizer. Gochujang flavored for me and plain, extra crispy with a side of Buffalo sauce for Sarah. We shared a basket of fries. No complaints from us. We had a nice dinner. It would have been better if they were flexible in making what she really came for.

I was able to check this spot out while working in the area. It's in a small minimall, not sure how…read moreto describe it. Several businesses are located in one spot. There is a parking garage not far and street parking. I like that they have a space you can work from. I got a chai tea while there. It was good. I enjoyed the atmosphere. Staff was friendly. I will definitely return when in the area to support. My drink was good. It was conveniently located and they have room if you want to work from there.

I stopped into Union Street Cafe for an early lunch on a…read moreTuesday afternoon. There were a few other tables occupied, but I was able to seat myself. It wasn't long before my server was over with a bottle of water and a glass full of ice. The reason I came here was because there was a salad listed on the menu that just sounded very refreshing for the hot summer afternoon. I ordered the chop salad with grilled chicken and it was out to me, perfectly plated, in about 5 minutes. The salad was delicious and the chicken was flavorful and hot. The restaurant is small and bright with tons of natural lighting. The bathroom is small, unisex, kind of dark and dim, and a little dingy. My server wasn't the most friendly and she didn't come back to my table after she dropped off the food. I had to go up to the front to ask for a side of dressing. I'd still recommend the restaurant and go back hoping for a different server.

Love, love this place. Super friendly people, generous serving!! It's your friendly neighborhood…read morelocal eatery. The owner was there when we dine and he said that there will be a lot of new improvements coming soon for both menu and restaurant makeover~so that's going to be exciting!! The staff there is super friendly!!

The young man in glasses was very friendly and helpful! The spicy chicken and garlic sauce was…read moregreat!. Try the baklava, it's awesome!

This place consistently has awesome breakfast items! Might go to is a veggie omelette with grits…read moreand a biscuit and the omelette is huge. I can never finish at all. I love some good homemade grits which these are and so other biscuits! The service is also outstanding their eyes coming around to make sure that you have everything that you need! And the place is a NASCAR theme, which is also nice as they're so close to the speedway! One of these days, I have to go try their lunch!

This is a cute lil diner tucked away in Harrisburg in a strip mall off of 49. My friend bought me…read morehere for breakfast. The diner is decorated nice with race and North Carolina Memorabilia. The customer service is truly amazing. The food was tasty and the prices are reasonable. I was pleasantly surprised by this restaurant!

Love a good food truck! Found by accident looking for Regal Cinemas which shares the same parking…read morelot. Who knew? Pleasant surprise. Solid customer service with a smile and so friendly. Food is cooked to order from a large menu of delicious selections. Reasonable market pricing. It's a food truck in a parking lot but genius planners have an open covered canopy with chairs for seating in front of the truck. You order and are given a beeper. Which sounds when your order is ready. Ordered the lamb and chicken. Off da chain good. Learning to savor good Halal dishes and will be back soon!

I ordered here twice already and both the times they messed up my order overall food is good but…read morethe language barrier is very frustrating as to he agrees to what I'm saying and gives me something completely different 2.6/5

One thing in the South, you going to get some excellent breakfast!!!! This spot did not disappoint…read more I love a good biscuit. These are sooo good. I ordered and picked up, everyone was nice at pick up. I had to go with the famous food Network sandwhich, The squawking goat. This was a biscuit with perfectly seasoned fried chicken, topped with fried goat cheese and pepper jelly! Every bite was delicious. The fried goat cheese was fried perfect and when you bite into it, it oozed out. I loved the pepper jelly as well, it leaned more on the sweeter side but I didn't mind it all. We also tried the chicken waffles. Again very good. The waffle was seasoned nicely. I personally like my waffles harder, but could of been the drive back to house that softened it up. But the flavor was on point so was okay with it. The chicken like in my biscuit was cooked and seasoned perfectly. Tried their churro(iced) latte. Loved it, my mind was set on a super sweet drink BUT this was not at all, was a perfect blend and balance. We got a side of crispy potatoes, weren't a fan of these, no flavor and not really that crispy. But by time we ate everything else the potatoes were an after thought. That be the only thing I wouldn't order again.

First time at Maple Street Biscuit Company and the food didn't disappoint. It's order at the…read morecounter and then you can sit and wait for your food to eat there or take it to-go. I ordered the Iced Cinnamon Biscuit. My husband ordered the Five & Dime with a side of tots. The cashier was super nice and was the one that helped me pick what to order. Once we ordered, they gave us a number to put at the table so they could deliver the food. It took about 12 minutes from order to delivery of said food. The Iced Cinnamon Biscuit was a great choice. It basically tasted like a cinnamon roll, but substitute the roll part to be a biscuit. I also tried some of my husband's tots and they had the perfect crunch. There are a few big tables inside where it's easy to share with others. They also had outdoor seating too. The only off putting thing was water was dripping from the ceiling all over the restaurant when I was there. There were no signs about the water, but every now and then a drop would fall on someone unsuspecting or the floor. They really need to get that looked at. The parking lot is an L-shaped so be careful parking towards the end as it is closed off so it can be tough to turn around.

Had a lovely brunch today at the Lowesville Cafe. It's spotlessly clean and smells like pancakes…read more Everyone we encountered working here was super friendly and helpful. I had The American: 2 eggs, 2 pieces of bacon, 2 hotcakes (mancakes? lol) and hash browns. Everything was cooked perfectly, especially the pancakes which smelled heavenly and were the best I've had in years. Hubby has The Meats omelette with toast and grits. It was stuffed full of meat & cheese and the grits were cooked well. For a Tuesday mid-morning, it was busy! Everyone was hustling and the food came out fast and fresh. We really enjoyed our visit and highly recommend this place to anyone passing through.

This is a fantastic diner. The coffee is flowing, the cakes are hot and fluffy, the egg omelettes…read moreare meaty and delicious!! The folks are just good ole folks, and they are open early. Great breakfast spot for the wife and I. Let's say compared to my previous breakfast place, I was thrilled they had real plates and forks. Fancy, high dollar breakfast for reasonable prices for reasonable folks. I'll be back, say hello, I'm the guy with a beard.

Crack of Dawn is my favorite brunch spot in all of Concord, and this visit reminded me exactly why!…read more A family business spanning generations, Black-owned and woman-owned? You already know Auntie D loves putting her dollars behind the sisters. But let's be clear: the food earns every bit of this praise. I have yet to leave disappointed. My chicken-fried chicken and French toast were absolutely worth the drive. My daughter had pancakes and chicken-fried chicken, and those scrambled eggs? Light, fluffy, and deserving of their own little round of applause. Mama thoroughly enjoyed her lunch and brought leftovers home. Took a quick nap, woke up, and finished them off. That to-go box never stood a chance. ...i Crack myself up.  Now, let's discuss these FRIED PICKLES. Light, crispy, airy, with that just-right dill tang. You get a good pickle inside a lovely crisp coating. And the ranch! Full of fresh, herbaceous flavor and on the thinner side, which I actually enjoy--it works beautifully on the salad and with those pickles. I don't need my ranch standing at attention; I need it tasting good! Crack of Dawn keeps giving me a reason to make that drive. Good food, a family business I'm happy to support, and three generations at our table leaving satisfied. Five out of five fried pickles from Auntie D! C'est si bon!

A must stop for both dinner and Southern breakfast enthusiasts…read more On my way home from Charlotte, I used Yelp to find me a classic diner to start my day off right. I choose the Crack of Dawn Diner in Concord. I am so glad I did. Crack of Dawn Diner is the real thing--a local Concord breakfast-and-lunch spot serving traditional Southern fare at reasonable prices. The menu caters to local tastes, the dining room is filled with regulars, and the atmosphere is comfortable rather than trendy. Parking is somewhat limited. The private lot surrounding the restaurant was fully used so I parked in the lot next door that had signs that said private property, but it looked like other patrons were parking there also so I took the chance. As it turns out, it was safe to park there. The entrance is very welcoming, as well as the staff. Amanda was my very efficient and nice waitress. There is great teamwork here, and Amanda was well supported by, I believe, the owner who ran my food out and talked a bit with me. The menu is fascinating. A distinctly North Carolina menu. Several things jumped out: * Breakfast special for $6.59 weekdays * Breakfast plates mostly under $12 * Grits included as a side option * Livermush available * City ham and country ham both offered * Pork chops available for breakfast I ordered the country-fried steak with white gravy (essentially chicken-fried steak), along with two sunny-side-up eggs, perfectly prepared grits, a large buttermilk biscuit, and a delicious diner coffee. The restaurant occupies a stand-alone building with a warm, "come on in and rest a spell" atmosphere. Inside, you'll find counter seating, an open kitchen, and tables throughout the dining room. I chose a seat by the window overlooking the parking area. This was a great breakfast, that was reasonably priced, in a great atmosphere, with very nice people. It stuck to both my mind and ribs all day long. After breakfast, I continued on to downtown Concord and spent some time exploring one of North Carolina's most charming revitalized downtown districts. The breakfast was the perfect start to the morning. Crack of Dawn Diner has earned a spot on my repeat list whenever my travels take me through the Charlotte-Concord area.