Simply awesome service and food. Captain Bob's catered our model train club's annual picnic and…read morehappily that was one aspect of the party we didn't have to worry about. They showed up on time and had food ready to serve exactly as promised. For fifty people they put out a spread of some of the best fried chicken I've ever had, very good NC style BBQ, Mac 'n' Cheese, baked beans and cole slaw. They also provided all of the serving and eating wares. The folks that did the cooking and prep were very courteous and it all came out fresh and hot. It was easily one of the best picnics our club has had in years. I would absolutely recommend them to anyone needing a catering service.

I had this food at a wedding reception. The food was amazing. Great soul food flavor. The food was…read moreplentiful and looked sooo good. I couldn't wait to dig in. They even had cornbread that tasted like my mama made it. This catering company is too good to sleep on.

We had the opportunity to use this catering service for a recent family/ birthday event. Ms…read more Shantau, owner/caterer was very attentive to our needs and her desire to provide a quality event was very apparent. The service and the food was beyond our expectations. We sampled her chicken, jambalaya, Mac & cheese and a last minute order of fried fish. The food was delicious and the servings were generous. Highly recommend Shantau for your special event!!

From the owner: Jibble Jabble Eatz is proud to offer event catering for all kinds of occasions. Our home-cooked…read morefood is always made with fresh ingredients. Birthday catering is one of our top requests, and we can put together a delicious full menu to suit your tastes. We also cater weddings, retirements, and holiday parties. We also deliver food, and we can take it straight to your wedding venue or any other location for the sake of convenience. We ask for at least 24 hours' notice before we provide chef services so we can make appropriate arrangements. Call today to set up an appointment!

I stumbled upon this gem of a restaurant during my first visit to the darling town of Edenton. I…read morespent the first part of the day wandering up and down Broad Street checking out the boutiques. When I entered a home decor boutique called Still Life, I smelled delicious aromas and was surprised to see a small dining area and kitchen tucked in the back, and a sign for "Cotton Gin Culinary." We weren't hungry at the time, but we returned a couple hours later for a late brunch. We were there on a Saturday and were able to get a table around 1pm. I ordered the mushroom soup and crab ravioli and my partner ordered the French onion soup and crepe. They served sweet potato biscuits while we waited for our meal. Everything was delicious and the entire dining experience was delightful.

Amazing culinary experience! I have eaten there many times and Cheryl always makes everyone feel…read morespecial and prepares the best food!

We had the pleasure of hiring Sweet Iris for our child's graduation party. They cater each menu to…read moreyour event and were extremely helpful in helping us build the perfect beverage menu. Everything was perfect and they went above and beyond to make our graduate's day special. All of our guests loved the beverage bar and the friendly & personable experience they provided. Very classy and fun!!! We will definitely hire them again!!!

From the owner: We aren’t your average bar! We are a mobile bar service dedicated to providing clients with…read moredelicious drinks to celebrate their special day. All our services are completely customizable so that you can have the perfect bar experience at your next event and we make sure that your bar dreams come to life!

Amazing, stunning, DELICIOUS food. 10/10 French dip, 10/10 crab cakes, 10/10 pretzel sticksread more

Amazing food coming out of a small truck. Full of flavor and the garnishes are awesome. Micro…read moregreens for the win! We heard they do catering also so we're hoping they aren't too booked for our holiday parties.

I recently left Piha Aloha a 5 star review. And I still really do enjoy their food, but I didn't…read morehave a great overall experience with them today (12/22/2025) . The worker at the register was rude. In the middle of me ordering, she interrupted me and yelled out someone's name to say their order was ready. A friend of mine also ordered from Piha Aloha today because of my recommendation, and the worker was rude to them as well. I also asked for a side of poke since I've gotten that here before (as pictured in my last review from a month ago), but I was told they don't do that and that a half-pound ($14) of poke was the only option. I was okay with that and ordered it, but I thought the inconsistency of their offerings was strange. The steak bites I got today were another letdown. They were very tough to chew (way worse than the last time we ordered them). Lastly, they didn't have receipts. I asked for one and was told they ran out of receipt paper. There was no option to have it texted or emailed as well. They didn't have receipt paper last time and I brushed it off, but the fact that they still don't have it a month later is a little frustrating. I really do love this restaurant and I'm sure I'll return for their delicious poke and BBQ chicken. But my overall experience today was less than satisfactory.

I am gonna say it, it's the most authentic, Hawaiian fare I've had off the island so far. We were…read morestationed on Oahu for three years, and there are two things that once you leave the island, you'll be scarred forever, like pineapple and poke (pronounced poe-kay). Since moving off the island, we have tried the so called "poke" shops in our next duty stations in Savannah and now here in Coastal VA, in the hopes of finding the real thing, but no. Every time, just end up sad. Until now....I first came across Piha Aloha at the Mabuhay Fest at Farmhouse Brewing Co. last November. Then, I saw them again at the Ube Fest last weekend and made my entire crew make a sharp turn into the area they were set up in. - Ono grinds (delicious eats in Hawaiian pigeon English) - Mabuhay Fest: Poke - the tuna is cut in the more traditional size (poke tends to have bigger chunks of tuna, rather than the mince cut that most poke/sushi places use). The fish was fresh, seasoned well and just delicious with the simplicity of ingredients. Poke nachos - The poke is the same from previous description, just on top of nacho chips and topped with their creamy sauce. Also delicious! Kalua nachos - Their kalua pig on top of nacho chips and also topped with their creamy sauce. Delicious. Ginutan (sp?) - This is, I believe, Filipino, it's in a warm sweet and creamy "broth" with chunks of plantain and I think it was tapioca? I can't remember all the components that was in the "soup", but it's a dessert and I really liked it. Ube Fest Ube ginutan - I want to start with this dish in this section, since I don't want to end an awesome review on a not-so-good note. This was supposed to be their feature ube dish since it was an ube fest, but I'm not sure what happened, but the "broth/soup" coagulated and it was not really that pleasant to eat. The mochi was super soggy in it and there wasn't much of an ube taste. The color was just really a bright purple and for $8, I thought it was a bit pricey. I definitely prefer their OG ginutan flavor as described previously. Combo poke, kalua pig and lomi salmon plate - this is a generous helping of the three. My crew loved the kalua pork especially! It was cooked really well, with that nice smokey flavor. The lomi salmon was the only one that was just ok, but I think I wasn't too crazy about this dish when I was in Hawaii anyway. I'm pretty sure it was raw salmon in Hawaii, but Piha Aloha cooks theirs. Chicken BBQ plate - This is the typical Hawaiian plate lunch: BBQ chicken, mac salad and rice, sprinkled with some furikake. Just great! Spam musubis - My kids devoured these. The musubis transported us back to our island days when we would buy a bunch of musubis from the corner store and bring them on hikes or to eat on the beach. Melon drink - My oldest inhaled this one AND my friend's drink. This reminds me of an agua fresca, but Filipino-style. It's basically cantaloupe juice, diluted with water and sugar and they added shreds of cantaloupe in it. It's super refreshing! Overall, if you want real Hawaiian food, chase down this truck! They are so friendly and the food is amazing! Mahalo, Piha Aloha Ohana! I appreciate you sharing your aloha through your ono grinds throughout CoVA! Enjoy, Friends and never stop exploring!