Food is bad!! The floors are sticky I got a hot dog and the chili was watery!!!…read more The sticky floor gets me to every time but it is like they haven't cleaned the floors since the 1900's

Family of 4 ate for $42.00. Interesting place, quaint and decorated to the nines with nostalgic…read morestock certificates of old rail lines and what not. Large interior if privacy is wanted. Sandwiches are fresh, well packed with meat and all the trimmings. Unique and recommended!

Man, what a great sandwich!! I got the patty melt with an egg on top, why, well because everything…read moreis better with a fried egg. I added a side of house made chips and they were exactly what I hoped for. The ranch was really good, would guess it was homemade by don't know 100%. The sandwich was fantastic, the lady that helped me order was a nice human being. I got it to go, but they have tables, chairs and some couches. Looks like a cool, quiet place to eat and chill.

Two are for $39.50 including an appetizer and before the tip. New place - designer sandwiches . The…read moreReuben was perfect - stuffed with meat and the kraut was wonderful - the dressing all chimed in together for a solid sandwich! I got a half order of fries and that was a huge portion. The patty melt is solid. Service great - clean - huge inside - will easily accommodate a large large party.

Great soups and sandwiches. The decor is a fun mix of antique railroad memorabilia. Locally owned -…read morewhich is always a plus in my book and the main reason I use yelp - so I support local businesses and not faceless corporations, but this is a spot I have frequented since my kids were little. They loved the train memorabilia and they ate things like tomato bisque (delicious!!) with a half a sweet lady (grilled turkey, cheese and apricot preserves) in the winter and a sweet lady and water melon in summer. They always have fruit on the menu as a side dish option, fresh if they can get it in season, canned if not. My kids were excited to pick one of the trains off the shelf by the front door to play with for a moment before their lunch arrived. Since the toys were a little sticky from years of play, it taught them to wash their hands before eating and to put borrowed toys away, neatly and I had a rule that they could pick a train to play with until their meals were ready and then they put the trains away and washed their hands and ate. On a recent visit, a very elderly man who moved very slowly left his cane at his table (closest to the pickup window) and came to claim the wrong order. The young man making sandwiches and assembling final orders politely asked him to double check his order number and got the order to the right customers. While the elderly gentleman made his way back to the table to check his order number, the kitchen staff member grabbed the right order, ran through the kitchen to the dining room, and met the man at his table with his correct order. The cook covered a good distance while the customer made it 6-8 feet. The elderly man was impressed with the service and happily sat down and ate his meal, rather than being embarrassed by forgetting his order number.

Local sandwich shop located in Burlington! I ordered online through their website for next…read moreavailable pickup. I got the Grand Central. The sandwich had honey-ham, salami, provolone, lettuce, tomato, onion, mayo (I declined this), and Italian dressing on a French roll. It also comes with a side and I chose baked chips. Food was ready within 15 minutes, which was when it was estimated ready for pickup. The sandwich was pretty good! I would consider the taste to be similar to the Italian sub at Firehouse Subs - just this one being a few dollars more. I'd go back here again because I love supporting local businesses!

I visited the new location for the first time yesterday. I was excited to hear they had a salad…read morebar, which is always a draw for me. I looked online for photos of it ahead of time, couldn't find any, so once we were seated I got directions to it and checked it out. It is simple and adequate but just not what I was looking for so my friend and I decided to order from the menu instead. We started with sweet tea and unsweet tea. The unsweet was nice, freshly brewed and not bitter in the least. The sweet tea was too sweet for my friend to drink so we had the waitress come back with an unsweet and mixed it half and half. I sipped it prior to the mix and wow, way too much sugar. I ordered the Chicken Pita and fries. The sandwich was delicious but despite having asked for cucumber sauce (you get a choice of ranch or cucumber) there was no sauce on it. The chicken was delicious though and nicely seasoned, plenty of onions, and the pita was fresh. I'm not a big fan of crinkle fries but they were a solid 3, as good as crinkle fries can be in my opinion. My friend ordered chicken pie, fried okra, sweet potato, and cornbread. The chicken pie looked more like chicken ala king, not enticing, and no topping or crust. So odd. The flavor was not good, bland and just odd for something served as chicken pie and in the south. The okra seemed homemade and was good, and the sweet potato was fresh and tasty. The cornbread is sweet cornbread and was moist. I had quite a bit of tea so I visited the restroom before we left. Big mistake. The toilet paper was just a big roll balanced on the handicap rail, the paper towels for drying your hands was the same, and the floors and door going in and out were dirty...as in most likely not cleaned well in quite some time. Will I return? Not sure. There are limited dining places in Burlington that are not fast food so perhaps, but I certainly hope they pay better attention to cleaning going forward. When a public space looks like that restroom, it makes me wonder what the behind-the-scenes spaces look like.

Wonderful breakfast restaurant! Very popular with the locals. The food was very tasty and the…read moreprice was very affordable! Really nice staff as well.

Beautiful coffee shop downtown Burlington has charm and character starting from the outside…read more Starting at the door there beautiful seating area with lots of local businesses items for sale, baked goods and aroma of fresh coffee. Greeted with hello at the door and a friendly face behind counter. Must try place. The new salted banana bread latte is amazing

LOVE this coffee shop located in the heart of downtown burlington. The cold brew is one of my…read morefavorite drinks to order. Recently they came out with their March specials including this irish cold brew as well as a cool fun lucky charms drink! The inside of this coffee spot is what really draws me in the most perfect place to relax and enjoy the plants inside as well as the sunshine coming in from the windows! The staff here are all so welcoming and eager to help you choose the best drink in terms of what your tastebuds like! I recommend coming and spending time inside to drink ur coffee and eat a snack such as the pastries as well!

Mikes deli is a good little sub shop that also has breakfast sandwiches. They have bagged chips and…read morefountain drinks

My husband and I just came from having lunch at Mike's Deli - our first and last visit! The price…read morefor a Reuben, slaw, a chicken salad sandwich, chicken noodle soup and 2 small soft drinks was over $44 w/tip. The slaw was about a tablespoon full put in a container that usually holds ketchup, mustard, salad dressings. Not a chip or pickle was included..that would have been extra! My husband said the Reuben was OK but he's had much better here in Burlington and my chicken salad was a gloppy mess with too much mayo - all on stale bread. The chicken noodle soup was no where nearly as good as a good ole can of Campbell's and the crackers were stale. Yuck...what a disappointment this meal was.

We stopped in on cold rainy day. The service was excellent! The ambiance is very casual a mix of…read moreWaffle House and a small diner like you would see on triple D.My ribeye sandwich was good hot off the grill and the fries were hot. My wife said her omelette was spot on. The great part about this place is the bang for the buck. Its a throwback to yesteryear when there wasn't shrinkflation! .

Simple food, served simply. This looks like it would fit in on Guys Diners, Drive ins and Dives…read more Don't let the Triple D look alike scare you. The servers work as a well oiled team and all were down home friendly. My cheese omelette and hash browns were perfection. The hash browns were crispy, just the way I like em. It comes with toast as well. There were 4 of us and while the tables are a bit snug, the food was awesome and the prices were very reasonable.

The food was great. My fiance and I came in at 9 am, and we are on night shift so we aren't a…read morebreakfast type of people, but the cook came up to ask if we were ready to order and we asked if they served lunch by chance, and he said he could serve lunch for us, so we really appreciated that. The restaurant/store has such a nice homey-old decor feel to it, and I really like it. It feels so comfortable. I didn't get our servers name but she's a sweet lady with blonde hair. She was super sweet and waited on us. Def worth a try if you are in Alamance county looking for a new breakfast/lunch/dinner spot!

Had a good lunch at Sutton's At The Wrike the other day - a cool eating spot in a former drug store…read moreon Main St in Graham. The servers are super friendly and it's easy to spot historic items in the casual interior. The inside walls have all kinds of Tar Heels sports memorabilia (certainly worth it for a serious fan :) the food was good and [IMHO] a great value, why overpay at a chain when a mom-&-pop place can do much better? PS: If you're a fan of pebble ice, their fountain drinks can't be beat

We were in town for a Sock Puppet game and tried this restaurant…read moreFor a quick dinner before the game. Food and service were excellent! We had the peach and blueberry salad, the house Cabernet, which was so good and a few flights of beer. Terrific atmosphere with exceptional food. Highly recommend trying this cute downtown restaurant.

What a wonderful spot in Burlington! This is a newer business. The building was renovated…read morewonderfully. The ambiance gave me and updated industrial vibe. Their beers were great! My wife likes more IPAs and porters or stouts and I'm more of a lager girl. We both had flights and nothing disappointed! The Mexican lager was super crisp and refreshing. Also the bloody maryyyyyy ooOoOoooo. You get a choice of protein or veggie sticks. I ordered a veggie to split with the wife and they even put it in separate glasses for us. It was so good. Not too spicy at all. We had chicken and waffles and French toast. The French toast was hands down the best I have ever had! Chicken and waffles were delish. The chicken was cooked to perfection and we had a choice of syrup or hot honey. We tried both. The hot honey was great, not so hot that you couldn't enjoy it. The service was outstanding! We will definitely be going back!

The service and the people are great. This particular bowl that I got last week I didn't really…read morecare for the açai portion of the bowl was really tart. The blueberries were soft. They weren't firm at all. The fruit just didn't have much flavor if you would compare it to like tropical smoothie theirs has a lot more flavor.

Decided to stop in while visiting the area.... The decor is…read morereally cute! It definitely looks like a place to go in and enjoy food! The service was okay. I mean the young lady wasn't mean or rude, but she wasn't exactly nice - she was cordial. I did a 'Create A Bowl' and I must say, it was JUST okay. I got the meatballs (4) with rice, black beans, red cabbage, and (double) pickled onions, feta cheese, and a boiled egg with taziki dressing on the side. My meal total was $20+ (I'm slightly embarrassed that I paid what I did ). Would I go back again? No. I'll stick to just going to CAVA when in the area because of the options (at this place you can only get 4 toppings after that you pay for any other toppings) and of course the price/cost. Overall, the food was... okay. ‍