Super hole in the wall type of place. If you're looking to take out a date for a quiet atmosphere…read morethen this is the spot. It's fairly esthetic, lots of things to look at around the place. Very interesting stuff in the room. Best part is that it's quiet, you can easily hold a conversation without having to talk loud.

Great place to hang out with friends or a date night. We loved the laid back atmosphere and…read moreeclectic decorations and the drinks were delicious. My type of place.

The Ridge Room is basically the reason we choose the Hyatt Place--twice a year, on our trek between…read moreSouth Carolina and New York, we make sure to stop here on both the northbound and southbound legs. The bartenders are consistently on point, which is important when you've been traveling long enough to consider a properly made cocktail a basic human right. The farm-to-table small plates are usually terrific too. Every now and then, a dish may wander off the culinary trail, but honestly, four out of five plates are the kind that make you look at each other and say, "Why don't we live here?" And then there's the rooftop view. At first, you may have to look past the sea of retail stores and parking lots--but once your eyes reach the mountains on the horizon, the view is downright spectacular. Great drinks, very good food, and mountain scenery that manages to rise above the shopping center below: that is a rooftop restaurant worth planning a road trip around.

I heard great things about this place and was very enthusiastic to visit...however, though the food…read morewas pretty solid the service was quite lacking. I have found the front staff and the wait staff to be lacking in their consideration towards restaurant guests. It seems that they are picking and choosing whom they choose to grant a great experience to. Service: The front staff and waitress we had carried an air of attitude when dealing with me and my family. It seemed like they were not keen to accommodate a few of our basic requests which essentially boiled down to laziness. To be honest, they are very petty when it comes to getting a table on their rooftop...when my family (of 5) came in, they told us it was first come first serve and sat us inside. Another family came in with 3-4 adults and 2 kids after we were seated, to which they promptly moved them outside even though they were inside as well when a spot opened up. I'm not truly understanding the mentality of service here and frankly thought for a nice establishment there would be better decorum and attitude towards guests. Food: overall pretty good. I found the food and drink to be solid. In summary, the food is good here but doesn't surpass the service we received.

Great food! Great service! And a fun atmosphere!…read more We stayed downtown and walked to this cute cafe! The menu isn't huge but has so many yummy options! The chicken sandwich with pimento cheese was perfect! My son's French toast was so yummy... the butter served with it was an extra bonus! A must try!

If you're in downtown Harrisonburg and looking for a brunch spot that delivers both good food and…read moregood energy, Clementine is it. The vibe is truly what you make it, there isnt a large crowd or loud music, so bring the right company and you're guaranteed a great time. Whether you're rolling in with a big group or just a few friends, they make it easy, with separate checks, and even personalized orders by the awesome bartender. The experience is smooth from start to finish, so nothing gets in the way of enjoying yourself and the company you are with. Between the delicious food, good energy, and conversations that seem to flow effortlessly, it's the kind of place you'll want to linger. And let's not forget the art covered walls, perfect for capturing those Instagram worthy moments. If you wake up hungry and ready for brunch, Clementine is definitely the spot to be.

Service was friendly. Kitchen was slow. The bartender was the server for the entire restaurant on a…read moreWednesday. I am guessing just one person in the kitchen too. These were good but obviously packaged tenders but not bad. Connections is a good option but holds true to a typical hotel restaurant. Convenience was a big factor for me. Inside was clean and had a nice layout. I am not a drinker but liquor options seemed limited from what I could see.

// Decent hotel stay. // Limited bar/restaurant options…read more // Good service, pleasant staff.

Excellent selection of whisky and bourbon. Enjoyed wine at happy hour. CAME BACK FOR DINNER!…read more Crabcake appetizer was perfect. I enjoyed the chicken entree. Husband had the pork chop. So yummy! Service was great

Every time we visit Harrisonburg, Montpelier at the Madison Hotel is a must-stop for us--and…read moretonight's dinner reminded us why. With a new chef at the helm, the menu still delivers the quality and care we've come to expect, but with an added touch of fresh creativity. We ordered the steak burger and the grilled salmon, and both dishes were outstanding. The presentation was elegant without being overdone, and the flavors were spot-on. The steak burger was juicy, perfectly cooked, and came with thoughtful accompaniments that elevated the classic. The salmon was beautifully grilled, flaky and flavorful, with sides that complemented it perfectly. Service was warm and attentive as always, and the ambiance strikes that great balance between upscale and comfortable. We're already looking forward to our next visit. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a reliably excellent meal in Harrisonburg.

We went to Illyria while travelling from NC to PA - and we wish it were closer to home so we could…read morevisit again. Often. It was amazing. From the warm greeting when we arrived, to the smiling waiter who took our order (and described a few dishes we were unfamiliar with) it felt like we were welcomed into someone's home. We shared two appetizers (spanikapita and bacon-covered dates); both were *amazing*. And on the advice of a neighboring diner we had one of the special entrees, halibut. It was superb. Seared, nicely spiced, over a bed of grains and greens. And of course we finished with baklava. It was uniquely prepared and presented, and delicious. All in all - if we could give it more stars we would!

Great food! Beware, automatic 20% tip added to bill…read moreEven eating at the bar. Personally believe tip should be diner's discretion.

One of my new favorites in Harrisonburg. The pricing is amazing, and cheaper than any other Mexican…read morerestaurant around. $24 margarita pitchers. The food is also amazing.

Very claustrophobic! Ceiling painted black. Dark wood and obnoxious music.The food is just ok…read more I couldn't sit at the bar if I'd wanted to. There clean cleaning supplies and menus covering the bar. The whole experience was not good.

We were visiting Harrisonburg for the weekend and after looking on Yelp for a good place to have…read moredinner on a Saturday night, we decided on Capital Ale House. Lots of prom kids and college students filled the place. We were quickly seated in a nice booth and Nate our server helped us with some stout beers. We had a milk stout and a caramel macchiato stout the latter of which was the best. Looking at the menu I have to say it was not your standard ale house fair. It was definitely "elevated" in this regard. We asked to split a 2 soft shell entree with broccolini & seasoned mash, a bowl of crab bisque and a pierogi sampler. We also asked for an extra plate, to which Nate said he would take care of it. When the food arrived it was divided perfectly. Nate had split the bowl of soup into 2 small bowls and he divided the entree and sides onto 2 plates. The soft shell crabs were HUGE, the largest I had ever seen, and crisply fried to perfection. The sides were equally exquisite in their flavor and preparation. The crab bisque was loaded with fresh lump crabmeat and perfectly seasoned. The pirogies were also excellent in flavor and presentation. It was the most satisfying meal I'd had in a while (could be because I was craving soft shells) Needless to say we were very happy with the food in every way and were stuffed as we asked for the check. Nate/Nathaniel really made the experience as he was highly attentive, though caring for many tables, and was quick to take care of our every need. The place was really rocking with customers and everyone there was having a great time. We'll definitely be back and let everyone we know what a top notch establishment Capital Ale House in Harrisonburg is.

Dinner for us this evening was a real treat. Appetizer was shrimp and spinach dip with crab bisque…read moreas an addition. Dip was good but the bisque was fabulous! My daughter chose shrimp tacos while I went with fish tacos. Both were a nice variation with a hint of cold slaw and a nice late bite spice. Like the atmosphere and location. Add it to your list of possible dinner locations.

Service was excellent. Food was very good as well and the overall price for food and alcohol was…read morenot bad at all. Love the vibes upstairs and overall a great experience.

Went here on a Friday evening. Service was somewhat slow, but I can chalk that up to being on the…read morerooftop and the servers having to climb stairs. The rooftop seating is super cute, would definitely recommend sitting up there if weather permits. We started with chips n guac. I strongly believe the guacamole is store bought. It was very bland and had no chunks of tomato, onion, or anything in it. Chips were also very plain, we added salt on them. I had a carne asada burrito bowl. Compared to Chipotle, it just lacked flavor. The rooftop experience was very nice, but not nearly worth the lower quality food, higher prices, and longer wait.

Our favorite Harrisonburg restaurant!! authentic food friendly people -- we probably come here…read moreonce a week!! Our faves are the chop chop, the Del Fuego, the Big Maka and their fries are perfect! Low key awesome and consistently great!

Pros: The food is flavorful…read more Plenty of searing. Clean establishment Cons: Rushed service Young servers with lack of customer service edge