Great people and good food. The cafe is in an old industrial building and has a cool vibe. It's…read moreright off the Greenbrier River Trail in the heart of town which is a big plus.

Food is wonderful and well prepared. Very friendly staff and attentive. Located in an old hardware…read morestore. It's a very neat place. Has a stage and entertainment sometimes.

We stay in Douthat park for thanksgiving week and Jack Mason's is a staple in our dinner rotation…read morefor the week. We love to sit at the bar but there are tables and booths for those who don't prefer that. It's very rustic with license plates all over the wall of the bar. I always like my mixed drink. The bar tenders are always really nice but sometimes you have to wave them down. We love their burgers, BBQ sandwich, chicken Caesar wrap and chicken sandwich.

Such a cute place with the nicest people ever! The food was so good and decently priced, definitely…read moreget the pretzels and beer cheese OMG SO GOOD!!! We had abby as our waitress a she was so sweet! The sweet potato fries were so very good! Would definitely come back!

I promised myself a nice breakfast on my 12 hour road trip so heading east on 64 from Indiana,…read moredriving through green mountains finally, I saw a diner sign off the highway and decided to give it a go. It felt like a dream pulling in to this picturesque location (pic). Adorable classic diner from start to finish. Checkered floor, the sound of conversation and clinking silverware. Food was fantastic. Excellent prices. Real Eggs, hash browns and a huge hot cake. The staff was working their butts off. Full and bustling Sunday morning. They had a help wanted sign and the fantasy of blowing up my whole life to move here and apply was fun to ponder as I finished up my meal. I loved the way the cook said, here you go baby as she plopped my plate down, hot and fresh off the griddle. It took everything in me not to fall in love with my server. He has aura. I'll never be back and I will never forget it.

While on a driving trip, we saw this diner listed on a "Food" sign on Interstate 64 East. The diner…read moreis the first left after the right turn exit. There was currently no printed menu; we were told "it's on the ceiling" above your head. It is there.. ...but without any prices. We had the turkey player with two sides and a drink. The total bill was $27 for two players. The sides were great, the turkey? We enjoyed our meal and it was a great experience being back in a genuine diner.

Small but the food was good. I can't believe that this wonderful little town doesn't have a…read morededicated burger shop or pizza place.

Got the food to go but it was good. Found this place on a whelm on the way to TN coming from VA…read moreSafari park. Burgers were made from patties smashed right in front of you. The fried bologna took me back was so good with some mustard. Love the charred on my thick cut beef bologna biscuit. Definitely would go back again!!

Yelp reviewers, thank you for the recommendation! I'm just passing through (Louisiana to Niagara…read moreFalls) and did a quick search for a good place to eat in this area before I booked my hotel & I'm thrilled I made time for Angelle's Diner! I made lots of friends in the outdoor dining area since I have my sweet dog. My new friends recommended hamburgers & the BLT. I decided to strike out on my own & ordered the Country Fried Steak with white gravy. Now I'm from Texas & I love CFS, so when I tell you it was good, that means something!!! It was fresh & hot! Fresh okra that you can tell was hand breaded (amazing, my first of the season since we've had so much rain in LA)! The onion rings were also awesome. The ranch was a little runny but it tasted great (I just would have liked more sticking to the ORs)! Patty was great!!! Super helpful & attentive. She brought my pup water & then brought him refills. That has never happened to me before! Doggie owners, I felt welcomed. All that plus a really nice fruity cake for dessert cost $23.58! I feel weird giving my meal a 10 (since I'm from TX & the food is a Texan staple) but it's well deserved. Great ending to a very long day driving!

We ate here on 9/15/26. The place had a good diner vibe, but…read more.. We ordered two of the hickory smoked bacon burgers, medium rare. Mine was perfect. My wife's was raw, and I mean raw. My wife had half of mine while they made another one. The new one was almost right. About 1/4 of it was raw. What wasn't raw was very good. The fried okra was good. The fries were so-so (not crispy). The service was terrible. They were a little busy, but not *that* busy.

This place is wonderful and unexpected in this small town. The food is delicious and the staff goes…read moreout of there way to make sure you enjoy your time with them. We've been there several times and enjoyed every one. You've got to try the Catfish. It was unbelievable!! Can't say enough about this place. Love it!! Go and enjoy!!

Today I happened to have taken the road less traveled and it led me to a whole new world in dining…read moreexperiences. One which I can only describe with one word: Extraordinary! After having been selected as number 4 of Yelp's Top 50 most prolific Elites of 2025, a year when I was also awarded the Yelp Triad Squad Photographer of the Year Award at their Yelpies 2025 Award Ceremony, an event that honored the highest-performing Yelp Elites, and where last year I was awarded the Yelp Triad Squad Yelper of the Year Award, I decided that this year, as an All-Star Yelp Elite, I not only wanted to be the first to discover new restaurants and businesses, and bring them to the attention of the public, but also to uncover those found in hidden paths that for one reason or another have not reached the public in its totality. And 1772 Rooftop on Main, a very unique restaurant and bar, located in the historic town of Fincastle, Virginia is a perfect example. From the moment I heard about this place I couldn't help stop thinking about going there one day and having a memorable dining experience. One like none other ever before. The owners of this restaurant had that rare creative imagination of coming up with the concept of a restaurant and bar located in a historic building with lots of character and charm. Starting from its quaint handcrafted bar and dining room located next to its semi-open kitchen on the first floor, to the rooftop open dining patio with stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the historic Fincastle Courthouse, originally designed by Thomas Jefferson. This together with the uniqueness of the rooftop patio having a bar made out of an old Beechcraft V Tail Bonanza plane that was purchased from Black Dog Salvage in Roanoke, Virginia. Once a fully functional aircraft is now the center of attention of the 1772 rooftop dining patio. After making a six o'clock reservation for a Friday evening to this family-owned restaurant and bar, I checked on my cellphone and driving on the alternative route of 220 it would only take me 31 minutes to get there from Roanoke, Virginia. I enjoyed the ride in my pearl white Lexus Luxury Edition listening to music on its powerful radio. When I arrived it didn't take long for me to find a huge parking lot conveniently located about a block away from the restaurant. Once inside, a friendly young lady greeted me at the Host's station and confirmed my reservation. I asked to be seated at the indoor dining room where I could see their kitchen and observe their operation, and then I would visit the rooftop on my way out. She leadi me pass an area of beautiful wooden shelves with item for sale, and through a hallway into the indoor dining room and bar, where she handed me the menu. It didn't take long for my server, another young lady, to welcome me, answer some questions about the menu, and take my order. The menu was not large but full of very desirable items that would want to make me return to try them all. I ordered a Pepsi to drink. A House Salad to start off with Balsamic Vinaigrette dressing. And an 8oz tender top cut Sirloin, their Baseball Sirloin as my main entrée. It was served with whipped potatoes and sautéed zucchini & squash. The salad was simply amazing. I invite you to view my photographs accompanying this review to get a better sense of the place and the quality of their food. The main entrée was also exquisite. They had a wonderful team of chefs who knew how to bring out the best in every dish they prepared. For dessert I had a slice of their Peanut Butter pie. It was delicious but brought frozen and thus hard to eat. I would suggest they do something to thaw the pie a little like they do in other restaurants for the customers to better enjoy the dessert dining experience. When finished eating, I paid with my credit card and went upstairs to the rooftop. It was wonderful. A full-house of customers enjoying a good time together, with good food and good drinks. All the servers were very friendly and welcoming, creating the ideal ambiance for an extraordinary dining experience and night out.

Wow! As a little family, meat & 3 type place back off the road between the highway and state park I…read moreexpected a nice, tasty basic meal. What I got was professional chef level FLAVOR, A+ service and just all-around satisfaction! Hubby & i considered ordering the seafood platter and sharing it because we are working on portion control, but I was considering the trout but it's a pasta featuring dish and I'm limiting refined carbs. I ordered the southern fried fish (swai) but opted to get it grilled so I could "justify" the hand cut fries I spotted when we were being seated. It was the perfect choice! The fish was perfectly seasoned and perfectly plated. Soft and tender and no extra grease. Of the sides, it's difficult to pick a favorite! I cannot recall if I've EVER such phenomenal collards! Truly, the texture, balanced mix, of onions & bacon & vinegar without being soupy. Each bite was savored. Homemade hush puppies with just a touch of corn kernels and buttery batter- mmmh- chef's kiss! The handout fries were everything I hoped for and when she arrived with the "London's Pub" brand I knew they took their work seriously! Nothing fancy just good eats! Hubby opted for the grilled shrimp with old bay and the portion was generous and again, tender! The food was gone too quick for photos, so I snapped these. The server enjoyed her job and knew all the details of the menu and you could see the rapport among all the staff and kitchen leads which as someone who worked in the industry for 8 years many moons ago, I appreciate how much that impacts the customer's experience! Way to go, team!

Food: 1/5 just bad and gross. Microwave food would be better…read more Service: alright - had to flag someone down. Ambiance: ok. We went for Easter and I couldn't be more disappointed. Just skip it.

The Foot of the Mountain gets its name from the great view, and this place is a 10/10 stop off the…read moreroad! Easy to spot right off the highway with plenty of parking for big rigs. The burgers are amazing--big, heavy, homemade burgers--and the French fries were spectacular! Me and the guys stopped through while on a work trip, and we already can't wait to come back. Great food, great view, and definitely worth the stop!

Great food time and service Nice place to swing by right off…read moreRT.81. (Or motorcycle riding like we were doing)

We've been here a few times for the special events downtown including the St Patrick's Day pub…read morecrawl and the Sip and Stroll. The food and beverages have always been great and the service even better. The ambiance is casual and it does get very loud due to the open space and high ceilings. They have a good bit of seating and also outside seating on their deck which is nice on a nice day. I highly recommend giving this small business a try. You won't be disappointed

Looked cute from the outside, so we stopped in. Ordered a Diet Coke and was told they were out of…read moreice so I switched to water, which was warm. Other tables after us received ice water and iced tea with ice, maybe it was just our server? Food was ok, quiche didn't have much egg in it and wasn't very fresh (crust was soggy and limp) but did have lots of peppers and onions. Route 40 sandwich was hearty but the bologna was burnt. No one was rude, just not overly friendly until the check came. Don't think we will be back.

Amazing Stop on the Way Back to Florida!…read more We stopped at Dirtbean on our way back to Florida, and what a find! The food was absolutely amazing -- fresh, flavorful, and exactly what we needed during our road trip. The menu offers a great variety of options, from creative sandwiches and fresh salads to hearty wraps and tasty fish tacos, all served with friendly energy and great coffee.

Went to celebrate a belate Sweet 16 birthday with my grand daughter. I had the fish taco and she…read morehad the gluten free pizza. Both were delicious. They were very accommodating, If you need gluten fee options I'd suggest that u try them out!