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This place is popular and crowded! The food is consistently good. I've only gotten the breakfast still. The atmosphere is eye catching and warm. Service is attentive even with the volume of patrons. They have a museum in the same building that we have yet to explore still. I will be back. Check them out!
The food was delicious and plentiful, the service was great especially in such a busy restaurant. The atmosphere was very pleasant and perfect for meeting family, friends and new people
I'm from Ohio but been here for a few weeks for work. I've had this place for breakfast about every day since being told. Every time I've ordered, foods been out within 5 mins. The service is friends. I wasn't the biggest fan of the pancakes or hashbrowns. I liked the overall vibe of the restaurant. With it inside, connected to the museum, I do think they need better signage outside.
I got the mozzarella stick($8) , home style potato ($3), and brisket($18). Mozzarella sticks were quite meh. The home style potato's were quite good. Freshly made and crispy with seasoning. There was a fair amount of brisket served however it was quite meh. Unfortunately for my side of mac n cheese I found a piece of metal in it which made me stop. The staff were sorry about it but still nice overall. The interior was quite cool with the tractor. Overall the lunch menu option food was literally ok excluding the metal in my mac n cheese, I'm sure the breakfast side would've been much better. However because of the metal piece inside my meal it ruined the experience for me. Food(50%): 5.0 Staff/service(25%): 7.0 Value(25%): 6.0 Penalty: -4 Overall: 4.8/10
This diner is a total find! It's a bit tricky to spot since it's tucked away in the tractor museum, but once you're in, it's all worth it. Inside, it's got a nostalgic diner vibe, a mix of low-top tables, booths, and bar seating. Making it super cozy and laid-back. I had the corned beef hash, potatoes, and a honey butter croissant. And wow, it was delicious! The flavors were on point and that croissant? Total winner. Our server raved about it, and she was right. Honestly, I could probably eat 3 of them. Plus, everything's super reasonably priced, so you get a lot of bang for your buck. The service was awesome, too. We were seated right away, and the staff was super friendly. If you're ever near this spot, definitely stop in for some good breakfast at a great price! Also, since it is located in the tractor museum, it would be easy to make an afternoon of this. I spent some time in the gift shop after and it was filled with cool finds, including some art from local artists.
Take out orders on Sunday are strongly ill-advised. At 12:30. In the afternoon we decided to do a takeout order for a cheeseburger and a fish sandwich. Nothing too difficult. Sadly all of the fries are undercooked and my fish sandwich is hot as well as my tomato and lettuce. The tartar sauce is clear gelatin because it melted into the bun. Service wise. My fiance went in to pick up the food. Had to wait at the podium. A woman walked up to seat a family and didn't address him or greet him at all. When you did finally get to the counter to pick up the takeout order, another gentleman pushed right past him and a lady at the register waited on the gentleman and then walked away. Leaving my fiance still standing there. I suggest either going in and eating so that you can tell the waitress just what's wrong with your meal. Or don't do lunch. Breakfast usually is fine when we go in but I would not suggest doing a takeout lunch on a Sunday.
In Virginia for VSU homecoming and decided to have breakfast with my girls after a long weekend. This well kept secret is a Museum and also has a restaurant. You would never know by the outside. It's kinda a iykyk place. The ambience was well lit and there was the museum side which you could see thru the glass window. There was also a store inside the building as well. We didn't do the museum as we were pressed for time. So we came here to avoid the homecoming crowd. We had the cutest little jolly waitress. You could tell she really enjoyed her job. She sat down with us to chat while we waited on another person. The food was delicious and came out right away. I ordered the veggie omelette with home fries and a pancake. Most of the entrees came with two sides. I also ordered a side of bacon. The omelette was cooked perfectly no brown or overcooked. The other ladies enjoyed their meals also. I only took a pic of mines. However I would like to go back in the future if I'm in the area.
Can't beat though tricky off highway! Need to look for the Keystone Truck & Tractor Museum sign . Seated promptly. He likes to sit at the counter. Burger was tasty, bacon was all fat, roll was cold . If u want a shake it takes a long time so so it immediately, worth it I had his side of collard greens, OK but not as great as last time , needed more flavor. Broccoli n cheddar soup was good. Worth a visit
This place is awesome! Great nostalgia with a classic diner vibe. Service was friendly and prompt. The food was excellent! I had the steak and eggs. They cooked it perfectly medium rare! My wife had chicken and waffles. The fried chicken was delicious. We checked out the museum after breakfast and it was great as well. Great place to go with the kids and fun for the whole family!
Paid our inaugural visit to the grill! We were hopeful as the place was full and they had several awaiting seating before us. When seated, the server was prompt in welcoming us and asking for our drink order. She was a very nice young lady! The Mrs. Ordered French Toast, eggs over, and bacon. I just ordered the side of fruit and coffee. Overall, the food was mediocre! The French Toast was made using plain white bread, the eggs had no salt, and the bacon was overcooked, but cold when it hit the table. Plus the bacon and eggs were a premium sides, $2.49 each on top of the 8.49 for the french toast. It certainly is a novel place to eat and the staff was nice, which accounts for most of, if not all of the 3 stars. So maybe we'll go back again in a few years for the novelty, but honestly never again for the food!
The food is great with generous portions and the service is top notch!!! Everyone there is happy and the staff are very good at what they do!! There are so many regulars that if you live locally you'll probably see someone you know.
Great little diner that has fantastic service and is kept very clean. Open seven days a week for breakfast and lunch. Food prices were great and the food itself was very tasty. The grill/diner is attached to the truck and tractor museum, which opens at 9am. While dining, you can see into the museum through large glass windows. If you're planning on visiting the museum, totally worth eating here first or afterwards.
We started coming here last year because we wanted something different from Cracker Barrel. This place does not disappoint, we come here often now for breakfast. The food is always delicious, customer service is always great. They even have a tractor museum on site and a gift store for your browsing needs while you wait. It's a family friendly environment. Prices are good and for all my military friends YES, they give discounts .
Well we've visited here several times now and can easily say this place is constantly great. What I can also say is that we have always eaten breakfast here and this was our first lunch. As for our meals. Both the wifey and enjoyed bacon cheeseburgers. They had an absolutely wonderful flavor and were perfectly cooked. As for me, I had the fries and the wifey had potato salad. Both were also very good and I think well proportioned with the price. As for the location: what a neat place. If you've never visited that museum - do it. I have always found it clean and quickly cleaned up after customers. As for service: our server was fantastic, as always. She kept our sweet tea glasses full and even brought us (without asking) an extra cup of ice. This was because she realized the tea was fresh made and a bit warm, melting the ice in our cups a bit quickly. Now one small hit (if management follows this site) that I will not ding the overall on. This was the hostess. She just seemed unfriendly. The whole time I observed her she never smiled and when she took us to our table she barely looked at us. I also noticed one time a couple waiting to be seated for what was an uncomfortable amount of time for me, maybe 4 minutes or so. I didn't notice any reason why the hostess made them wait. Again in my opinion - someone who was having a real bad day or hated her job. So despite this - it is an outstanding place to eat. read more
In my continuing efforts to get a hot dog in each incorporated city and county in Virginia, I pulled into Keystone Grill for a late lunch on a Wednesday in Colonial Heights, Virginia. Because Keystone Grill sits inside the Truck and Tractor museum there is plenty of parking. The restaurant itself is just inside the museum on the left. Go straight to the Bob's Big Boy, then turn left. :) The vibes inside are great and you can look right into the museum from the restaurant. It's a great set-up. Booths line the windows and there is a long counter/bar for seating as well. When I put Keystone Grill into my GPS it said "Closing Soon" and that I'd arrive about 10 minutes before they closed (3:00pm). So I called ahead and got my hot dog and a side salad to go. I arrived at 2:47pm and was glad I had called. My order was hot and ready to go. I took it back outside to enjoy in the car. The hot dog was BIG and definitely loaded up with chili and cheese. Chili had really good flavor too. The side salad was a nice size and had fresh ingredients. This is a fun stop and I'd recommend it to others. read more
10 days ago
The breakfast was delicious and our waitress wad Vickie, was wonderful!! It was our first time there. We will be back! read more
This place is popular and crowded! The food is consistently good. I've only gotten the breakfast still. The atmosphere is eye catching and warm. Service is attentive even with the volume of patrons. They have a museum in the same building that we have yet to explore still. I will be back. Check them out! read more
2 months ago
The food was delicious and plentiful, the service was great especially in such a busy restaurant. The atmosphere was very pleasant and perfect for meeting family, friends and new people read more
1 month ago
2 months ago
2 months ago
I'm from Ohio but been here for a few weeks for work. I've had this place for breakfast about every day since being told. Every time I've ordered, foods been out within 5 mins. The service is friends. I wasn't the biggest fan of the pancakes or hashbrowns. I liked the overall vibe of the restaurant. With it inside, connected to the museum, I do think they need better signage outside. read more
3 months ago
2 years ago
I got the mozzarella stick($8) , home style potato ($3), and brisket($18). Mozzarella sticks were quite meh. The home style potato's were quite good. Freshly made and crispy with seasoning. There was a fair amount of brisket served however it was quite meh. Unfortunately for my side of mac n cheese I found a piece of metal in it which made me stop. The staff were sorry about it but still nice overall. The interior was quite cool with the tractor. Overall the lunch menu option food was literally ok excluding the metal in my mac n cheese, I'm sure the breakfast side would've been much better. However because of the metal piece inside my meal it ruined the experience for me. Food(50%): 5.0 Staff/service(25%): 7.0 Value(25%): 6.0 Penalty: -4 Overall: 4.8/10 read more
2 years ago
This diner is a total find! It's a bit tricky to spot since it's tucked away in the tractor museum, but once you're in, it's all worth it. Inside, it's got a nostalgic diner vibe, a mix of low-top tables, booths, and bar seating. Making it super cozy and laid-back. I had the corned beef hash, potatoes, and a honey butter croissant. And wow, it was delicious! The flavors were on point and that croissant? Total winner. Our server raved about it, and she was right. Honestly, I could probably eat 3 of them. Plus, everything's super reasonably priced, so you get a lot of bang for your buck. The service was awesome, too. We were seated right away, and the staff was super friendly. If you're ever near this spot, definitely stop in for some good breakfast at a great price! Also, since it is located in the tractor museum, it would be easy to make an afternoon of this. I spent some time in the gift shop after and it was filled with cool finds, including some art from local artists. read more
1 year ago
Take out orders on Sunday are strongly ill-advised. At 12:30. In the afternoon we decided to do a takeout order for a cheeseburger and a fish sandwich. Nothing too difficult. Sadly all of the fries are undercooked and my fish sandwich is hot as well as my tomato and lettuce. The tartar sauce is clear gelatin because it melted into the bun. Service wise. My fiance went in to pick up the food. Had to wait at the podium. A woman walked up to seat a family and didn't address him or greet him at all. When you did finally get to the counter to pick up the takeout order, another gentleman pushed right past him and a lady at the register waited on the gentleman and then walked away. Leaving my fiance still standing there. I suggest either going in and eating so that you can tell the waitress just what's wrong with your meal. Or don't do lunch. Breakfast usually is fine when we go in but I would not suggest doing a takeout lunch on a Sunday. read more
11 months ago
In Virginia for VSU homecoming and decided to have breakfast with my girls after a long weekend. This well kept secret is a Museum and also has a restaurant. You would never know by the outside. It's kinda a iykyk place. The ambience was well lit and there was the museum side which you could see thru the glass window. There was also a store inside the building as well. We didn't do the museum as we were pressed for time. So we came here to avoid the homecoming crowd. We had the cutest little jolly waitress. You could tell she really enjoyed her job. She sat down with us to chat while we waited on another person. The food was delicious and came out right away. I ordered the veggie omelette with home fries and a pancake. Most of the entrees came with two sides. I also ordered a side of bacon. The omelette was cooked perfectly no brown or overcooked. The other ladies enjoyed their meals also. I only took a pic of mines. However I would like to go back in the future if I'm in the area. read more
2 years ago
Can't beat though tricky off highway! Need to look for the Keystone Truck & Tractor Museum sign . Seated promptly. He likes to sit at the counter. Burger was tasty, bacon was all fat, roll was cold . If u want a shake it takes a long time so so it immediately, worth it I had his side of collard greens, OK but not as great as last time , needed more flavor. Broccoli n cheddar soup was good. Worth a visit read more
This place is awesome! Great nostalgia with a classic diner vibe. Service was friendly and prompt. The food was excellent! I had the steak and eggs. They cooked it perfectly medium rare! My wife had chicken and waffles. The fried chicken was delicious. We checked out the museum after breakfast and it was great as well. Great place to go with the kids and fun for the whole family! read more
Paid our inaugural visit to the grill! We were hopeful as the place was full and they had several awaiting seating before us. When seated, the server was prompt in welcoming us and asking for our drink order. She was a very nice young lady! The Mrs. Ordered French Toast, eggs over, and bacon. I just ordered the side of fruit and coffee. Overall, the food was mediocre! The French Toast was made using plain white bread, the eggs had no salt, and the bacon was overcooked, but cold when it hit the table. Plus the bacon and eggs were a premium sides, $2.49 each on top of the 8.49 for the french toast. It certainly is a novel place to eat and the staff was nice, which accounts for most of, if not all of the 3 stars. So maybe we'll go back again in a few years for the novelty, but honestly never again for the food! read more
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The food is great with generous portions and the service is top notch!!! Everyone there is happy and the staff are very good at what they do!! There are so many regulars that if you live locally you'll probably see someone you know. read more
Great little diner that has fantastic service and is kept very clean. Open seven days a week for breakfast and lunch. Food prices were great and the food itself was very tasty. The grill/diner is attached to the truck and tractor museum, which opens at 9am. While dining, you can see into the museum through large glass windows. If you're planning on visiting the museum, totally worth eating here first or afterwards. read more
3 years ago
We started coming here last year because we wanted something different from Cracker Barrel. This place does not disappoint, we come here often now for breakfast. The food is always delicious, customer service is always great. They even have a tractor museum on site and a gift store for your browsing needs while you wait. It's a family friendly environment. Prices are good and for all my military friends YES, they give discounts . read more
This place is amazing. It's attached to a Keystone Tractor Museum. The Keystone Grill is set up in a diner style with plexiglass partitions separating each booth. The food is delicious. Please make sure to come hungry, because the portions are huge. The service is top notch and they treat everyone like family. read more
1 year ago
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10 months ago
Keystone grill is a hit or miss. I was once told abt this place by my former co-workers. They said it was a great breakfast spot. I went on a Saturday around 12pm. It was packed and I still got a seat. It's a cozy place to eat. Some of the staff were amazing. My waitress on the other hand was trash. It took her a while to take my order and on top of that another waitress basically took over. Although another waitress was helping my table, my original waitress came to my table every time the other waitress left my table. My original waitress asking if we were okay every time the other one left. Thank you to the other server though for looking out for us! She saw that we were waiting for a while & did something abt it! The food on the other hand was okay for breakfast food. The grits were a little too thick & not my cup of tea. The staff were nice enough to exchange it for pancakes. The steak was decent nothing to brag abt. The pancakes on the other hand were my favorite thing. Just a good old fashioned pancake. They have fried okra & it's rlly good. Way better than golden coral (just a lil something to compare it to). The fried chicken on the other hand was nothing special at all. Another good thing was the fries Bcs it's the only thing well seasoned here. I also liked their iced tea and their juice options. 4/10 experience for me. Nothing against this place, but personally would not go back (: read more
4 years ago
Searching for a good breakfast place I came upon the Keystone Grill inside a tractor museum of all places. Good food, homemade biscuits. Coffee was so, so but over all it was a good meal. read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
Cash/Card accepted Restrooms available Free public parking Group Friendly Family friendly American Food/Cuisine Inside Museum and Gift Shop A blast from the past. This family owned and operated establishment will wow every visitors that come here. A wonderful theme place with a classic diner inside has this place giving a unique experience. Went here with my colleagues to enjoy a group breakfast. Quantity for the price is amazing, while our servers were very attentative and prompt. Area is kept clean. Overall another hidden gem with a unique theme. What a wonderful way to maintain American heritage in one area. read more
3 years ago
I came in with my family of 8 on a weekday about 10 am. The restaurant was quite busy but we found a seat quickly. Staff was very friendly and attentive. The food was absolutely delicious. We were happy to learn that they serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner all day. My favorite was the biscuits and gravy, though my turkey melt was very delicious. I loved that the vegetables on it were fresh. The biscuits were so soft. I love that the restaurant backs up to the museum so you can eat with the backdrop of classic vehicles. The facility appeared clean and well kept. For about $10 you can also access the classic vehicle museum portion of the building as well. We would definitely recommend and return for future dining. read more
3 years ago
Really not a lot to say everything I had was good and I was not disappointed in any way with anything that I had and the service was great our server was attentive and polite. And honestly it was one of the best omelettes I've ever had, not fancy not a lot of frills but a really good omelette. The restaurant is located in the tractor museum in Colonial Heights. It's an interesting location and a lot of things to look at. there's even a gift shop. I thought I would feel out of place but I didn't I'm definitely going back. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
This spot is tucked away inside a Tractor Museum. We are so glad we finally tried it out . The place is decorated to take you back to the Diner days . They've done an excellent job from the booths to the bar counter. The food is fresh and delish. Check them out. read more
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