We came in on a Sunday morning after church, great food, great service, everyone was super…read morefriendly. The waitress ever brought out little toddler fork for our daughter to eat her breakfast with. The sausage gravy was the best I've ever had! The atmosphere was very homey and we loved all the pictures on the walls. Definitely a family friendly place. We will be back.

In a virtually empty restaurant it shouldn't take 45 minutes to get lunch. There was hairs in my…read moredaughter's sandwich. The food wasn't good. The fries weren't even salted. Our server didn't seem to care and when my daughter said she didn't want a remake of her sandwich you could hear them say just throw that sh!t in the trash. Wouldn't recommend. This happened yesterday we arrived about 11:50 served after 12:45.

The food items are more creative and the ones I have tried are very good. Service is great. Indoor…read moreand outdoor seating is nice!!!

We stopped by Grill 309 for breakfast after a soccer game and arrived around 10:30 a.m. It wasn't…read morevery busy at all, so the three of us were seated in a booth right away. We all ordered the French toast breakfast, which was only $7, and honestly, for the amount of food you get, that's a great deal. First of all, the French toast portion was HUGE. Definitely come hungry! It was really good, and the sausage was probably my favorite part of the meal. It was that old-school, ground sausage formed into patties, and the flavor was so nostalgic. It immediately reminded me of the kind of sausage my grandmother used to make. The only real miss for me was the potatoes. I appreciated that they were actual hand-cut potatoes instead of the frozen cubes you sometimes get at restaurants, but they had absolutely no seasoning. Even just some salt and pepper would have helped, although onions and green peppers would have made them even better. Without ketchup, I honestly wouldn't have eaten them. I also had a peach mimosa, which was delicious and refreshing. Rachel, our server, was great. She was attentive without hovering and offered suggestions and recommendations, which I always appreciate. Overall, Grill 309 was a nice breakfast spot with generous portions, really good food, and especially good value for the price. It didn't quite blow my socks off enough for five stars, but I definitely enjoyed the experience and would give it a solid 4 stars.

Every time I am up this way, I make sure I come to Thunderbird Cafe. Service, atmosphere and most…read moreimportantly the food is excellent as always! -Thank you Cheyenne, great service.

Thunderbird Café, a local gem right off the main road and super close to Massanutten Resort. The…read morediner-style vibe is lively, fast-paced, and welcoming from the moment you walk in. Kevin (yes, we're naming names!) was hands down one of the best servers--friendly, attentive, and full of great recommendations that had us ready to come back before we even left. Must-haves: Chicken tenders, Waffles,Fried potatoes, don't skip the variety of mimosa flavors--they're the perfect brunch bonus

My absolute favorite restaurant in Culpeper. It was one of the first my husband and I went to when…read morewe moved here, about 8 years ago, and at one point we were visiting weekly (sometimes twice a week). The specials, drink menu, and quality of the food has always brought us back. We also love the ambiance of the space and service. Never had a bad meal. When the chef changed, some of our favorite options went away but were replaced by even better, new items. One of my favorites is the chicken Ariana: fried chicken topped with spinach and melted cheese over fresh gnocchi and covered in a vodka sauce. SO good! We were very sad to see that the restaurant is currently shut down but were happy to hear the chef is staying and it's going to reopen to hopefully be even better (if possible) and we also hope some of our favorite dishes remain.

Visiting friend in the area for her birthday and she wanted to have dinner here. I appreciate the…read morehandicap access making it easier for me to navigate. Service was good - friendly and she had good suggestions. Food was good - but didn't wow me. The cocktails were terrific! I would return in a heartbeat for happy hour.

After stopping for the night after a long drive, we started looking for a place for dinner and…read morefound Kathy's. Food was good and service pleasant. Ambiance was nice, we were the only ones eating at the time. If you'd like to see Confederate memorabilia, you will like Kathy's I would also recommend Shenandoah Caverns.

I'm not impressed with this place. It's a country style menu which can be great but the food is…read morelacking in quality and flavor. I don't recommend it. Plenty of other places in the area that offer "country fare" cooked properly such as the Gobbler Grill.

Next month will mark one year since I discovered Down Home Comfort Cafe in Woodbridge, Virginia,…read moreand I can honestly say that finding this place has been one of the best things to happen to me. I was in town when I first stopped by, and what started as a visit turned into spending the entire day with the staff. From that very first day, I felt something special. These wonderful people are no longer just restaurant staff to me -- they are family. Now, every month when I fly into town, I make it a priority to spend the entire day with my Down Home Comfort Cafe family. I love the atmosphere, the food, the conversations, and most of all, the people. I even enjoy talking with the customers and recommending different entrées. It feels like I'm coming home every time I walk through those doors. And let me tell you -- the soul food is absolutely incredible! The food is made with love, and you can taste that love in every bite. If you're looking for delicious, authentic soul food and an atmosphere where you're treated like family, look no further. In my opinion, the best soul food cafe is right here in Woodbridge, Virginia -- Down Home Comfort Cafe!

I've only tried the chicken and waffles, but they never disappoint. The sweet potato waffle with…read morethe cinnamon is absolutely amazing, and the chicken is always crispy, flavorful, and perfectly seasoned. I also tried the bread pudding. I love bread pudding, but this one just wasn't my favorite. It wasn't bad it just didn't quite hit the mark for me. The café itself is small, cozy, and welcoming. They have a small bar area, indoor seating, and a customer restroom that's tucked away in the back. When I stopped in, there were several people dining in, and it had a relaxed, homey atmosphere. Overall, I'd definitely recommend Down Home Cafe, especially if you're looking for a comforting brunch or a laid-back Sunday meal. I'll definitely be back for those chicken and waffles! Oh! Open parking!

The service was great -- we had two gentlemen assist us, and I believe one was the owner. They were…read morepersonable, friendly, and most importantly attentive. My drink was never left empty. I ordered a Reuben sandwich with coleslaw. They make their own Thousand Island dressing and coleslaw, all using fresh ingredients. The corned beef was sliced thin and perfectly cooked. It was a very good Reuben, and the coleslaw was fantastic. (If you love Reubens, you definitely know when a place shouldn't be allowed to make one -- The Fountain Grill gets a solid stamp of approval.) As for the atmosphere, it's a simple, booth-style family restaurant -- comfortable and intimate. I liked the place and the people.

What a gastronomic delight! We were welcomed by the owner, Wally. He and his family members and…read morestaff immediately began to share their contagious joy! We were treated as treasured family guests! The food was soooo good! Everything is completely prepared in house and they are, as they should be, very proud of their creations! All of this and very easy on the wallet. We waited 20 minutes for this wonderful experience. Wally awarded us a delectable and generous piece of chocolate cake for our time! We found this wonderful restaurant on Yelp. It was close to the hotel where we were staying and parking our car on the first leg of our journey to Madrid. We will definitely return next week when we retrieve our car! Buon appetito!

We visited this beautiful southern cuisine restaurant today with a large family of eight! And we…read morewere wowed from the moment we walked in door! The beautiful modern dining room is spacious, warm, inviting, and modern! We were greeted immediately and we're told that we can sit at any table that we would like to! For our families that was huge, because we have an infant in comfortability is key! The food was hot and delicious and they even were able to accommodate my dietary restrictions! This restaurant is definitely a 10 out of 10 for food, atmosphere and service! I would highly recommend!

I found this place by mistake.. sure am glad I did. Very good food. I enjoyed the homemade bbq's…read morewith my brisket. I wish I opted to get the bigger meal because the food was so good.

I love love diner for. This place is an oldie but a goodie. Cash only place. Limited seating but if…read moreyou time it right it's perfect.

I've been coming to this place since I was a teenager, and it will always have my heart. I come…read moremore for the community vibe than anything else, and it has done well in maintaining an old-school diner feeling. The food is inexpensive and generous, and the service is always personable. I hope this place continues its long-lasting legacy as Warrenton's oldest diner.

Stopped in for lunch after visiting the Flying Circus and was able to catch the tail end of…read morebreakfast. The cook was super nice. It smelled really clean and not the smoky smell of a BBQ joint. Personally, I like the oak, hickory, and applewood BBQ smell but if you like BBQ minus the smoky smell - this place is for you. The Mac and Cheese and the Sausage Gravy and Biscuits was pretty good but the highlight was the mild BBQ sauce with some sweet and some tang.

I really wanted to like BBQ Country, but this was a disappointment--especially for the price…read more We spent about $60 for a small pork sandwich with mac and cheese and two beef platters with sides, and unfortunately, none of it delivered. The beef was extremely dry and barely even lukewarm. The mac and cheese was dry and completely lacking flavor, and the collard greens tasted like they came from a can or freezer--no seasoning, no depth. My son liked his pork sandwich so two stars for that! Even the coffee missed the mark--bitter, weak, and cold. I ended up throwing it out after accidentally pouring it into my tea cup, which pretty much summed up the experience. It has a truck stop vibe, which is fine--but I was told this was the best BBQ in the area, and it just didn't live up to that at all. I love hole in the wall places that are hidden gems. This isn't that. Serving the food right in front of you is a nice concept, but it doesn't make up for cold, dry, flavorless BBQ. The bathroom was also very dirty, which didn't help the overall impression. Positives: * Large parking lot--great for trucks and RVs * I got to show my son what a pay phone looks like * There are Bibles inside for truckers who might need a little encouragement BBQ shouldn't be pretentious--but this felt more embarrassing than anything else. At this price point, I expect much better. This was a no for me.