King Cropp is my favorite restaurant in Danville. Their food & drink specials are always super…read morecreative and delicious! I usually like to sit in the bar area. Service is always amazing!

We went here because they offer a variety of food for people requiring special diets including. Our…read moreserver wasn't good. She gave me a long death stare when I asked for my fish without aioli and lemon instead. Initially I thought she didn't hear me so I repeated the request for just lemon. She finally spoke and it was to tell me that "aioli is sauce." Yes, I am aware. It's a mayo based sauce and I don't like mayo. My husband ordered unsweetened tea which she forgot. After 20 min we requested it again which she promptly brought sweet tea. He took one swig and almost vomited. He then politely asked for UN-sweet tea and she kept pointing to the glass insisting "That is sweet tea." Instead of arguing just do your job and don't assume that we don't know what we are talking about. He finally got the UN-sweet tea. We saw another table had an issue with her. Half the food on people's tables came out in cafeteria tins, the rest on plates. It was very OK food with poor service.

When I was a child my family used to eat spaghetti and meatballs from them and I remember how…read moredelicious it was. They are so nice and amazing people.

How the mighty have fallen. This is an Italian Hoagie all the way. This place used to be awesome!…read moreNow, prices have gone up, portions have gone down.

Very local place. High ceilings, great people watching, menu has nice collection of food that…read moretaste La great. Nice bar setup, small bit has gastropub vibes. Attentive staff, everyone stops by to ask if you need anything. Owner/mgr stops by to shake hands. Personable.

The venue is great. The location is perfect. The burgers are yuck…read more We had dinner here as a family of four on an early Friday night (tonight). There was no wait. We sat outside and enjoyed the scenery. It is a beautiful location right next to the River District. There's a lovely park, splash pad, and playground right along the Dan River. We were so stoked to eat right there. The interior of the restaurant was so fun. We loved the decorations. Books everywhere! The server was ok at first. But when we were done, I did not like how she presented me the check. She just quickly flashed me an amount on a screen, and then hid the screen. I asked if I could pay cash and she accepted it but did not bring me a check even then. We ordered 3 burgers that sounded really good. Such a disappointment. The burger meat in each was shaped perfectly and was as hard as a hockey puck. They appeared to be cooked medium but the meat was tough and gristly. I have no idea how they got all the burgers the exact, uniform hockey puck shape. They must be like those frozen ones you can get at Costco. But $17.95 for a frozen hockey puck? At one point, while my kids were telling me how gross the patties were, while my husband and I told them they had to eat them to go play on the playground, I flagged the server down and asked what type of meat it was. She said beef. However, it did not taste like beef. Thank goodness for all the toppings because if they were plain burgers, they would have been inedible. We were so hungry though so we ate what we could. Notably, the buns also tasted cheap like they had just come out of a stale grocery store deli bag. The seasoned fries, sweet potato fries, the homemade ranch and ketchup, and salad with homemade vinaigrette were ok. After we left, I added up what we ordered again and realized she must have charged me an extra $12 to swap out a veggie patty for a beef patty. I was not told there would be an upcharge so felt a little swindled, especially with how she presented the check. I wish I had kept the veggie patty though, because it probably would have been better. Also my kid who had said the burgers were so gross puked right after we left and immediately felt much better and enjoyed 2 hours on the playground. My other kid was jealous of the other one puking. Like you can't make this kind of stuff up. This spot has so much potential. I would honestly hope to visit again just to chill outside but would not ever eat the burgers.

Excellent Buffalo chicken wrap!! One of the best! They have a large selection of waffles. I was…read morewanting a simple one so I git a plain waffle with syrup. Very filling and good. The place was spotless and the service excellent! Highly recommend it!

Was solid! Very very cool downtown, with this perfect sandwich shop off the main drag. Had a…read morebuffalo chicken wrap and it was great. I would go back!

The brother and I were in town for a race at Martinsville speedway. The Steak was cooked Perfectly…read more Very Polite and professional staff. We eat outside and the View was Beautiful You have to try the Raspberry Berry Cobbler w vanilla ice cream It's So Good!!

While spending the weekend with my sister in Danville, she introduced me to Cotton at River…read moreDistrict Mill. We sat at the bar, where the hospitality was just as memorable as the food. The bartenders were friendly, welcoming, and made us feel right at home. The menu is small but thoughtfully curated. The hush puppies were fantastic, and while my meal was good, I have to admit I left with a little food envy after hearing everyone rave about the Brussels sprouts! They also offer outdoor seating and a private event space downstairs. The cocktails were a bit on the pricey side, but the cozy atmosphere, great service, and local charm made it well worth the visit. I'll definitely be back and next time, I'm ordering those Brussels sprouts.

In town on business and had lunch delivered to the hotel. The butcher Stromboli was delicious. Just…read morethe right mix of meats and cheese, while the dough was cooked perfectly. Was really happy to see everything (including the drinks) had tamper evident seals on them.

Well, I try to abide by the old saying, "If you can't say something good..." I'll stop right there…read more Dell'Anno's is a local pizza place in Danville. The food here is hit or miss. Today's barbecue chicken pizza was almost a hit, but the service was a huge miss. First, the pizza. A great barbecue chicken pizza has the right balance of ingredients: a smoky barbecue sauce that isn't too sweet, chunks of chicken, fresh toppings, and a crust that can actually support everything on top of it. This one had a good barbecue sauce, just way, way too much of it. So much sauce that the crust got soggy and I had to eat it with a fork. I also had an unfortunate accident involving my brand-new chartreuse sweater. The pizza had thinly sliced red onion, which was a good choice, but that was it. No bacon or anything else to add a little texture. The onion, chicken, and barbecue sauce worked well together. The problem was the amount of sauce. It completely overwhelmed the crust. I call it an almost hit because the flavor was good, but no, I would not order it again. Dellano's Pizza Kitchen is a little hole-in-the-wall pizza place in Danville. It's narrow and a bit dark inside. There are about nine or ten booths and tables along one side, with the bar and cooking area on the other. If you walk straight to the back, there's a small patio that can accommodate small groups. I've had two meal mishaps since trying this place, and I'm just not going back. One involved a salad that I paid extra to have egg added to. When I got back to my apartment, I discovered the egg was scrambled. Who puts scrambled eggs on a salad? Now I could forgive the botched salad and the soggy pizza as isolated incidents, but the service was crazy. Our group was there to celebrate the birthday of one of my colleagues. I had a service person coming to my apartment and needed to leave quickly to make it home on time. I called ahead to order my barbecue pizza. The first person who answered the phone was very willing to take my order, but put me on hold to verify that my group had a reservation at this location. I knew they were, but she wanted to check. She was supposed to come back and take my order, but instead a gentleman picked up the phone and asked if he could help me. I repeated the story and explained that I wanted to order ahead but eat the pizza there with my group. He informed me that they do not allow call ahead orders for dine in customers. I paused, thinking he might realize how silly that sounded. He didn't. So I simply hung up, called back, and ordered it as takeout. Then when I arrived I picked up my takeout pizza, joined my group on the patio, and ate it there anyway. What made this even stranger is that I have ordered ahead and eaten there before. In fact, our group has done exactly that in the past. Maybe there was a misunderstanding. Maybe there is a policy nobody else knows about. Either way, nobody seemed to know what the actual rule was. Suggestion: If you decide to try the barbecue chicken pizza, ask for light barbecue sauce or get the sauce on the side. Tip: Play it safe and order the Philly Cheesesteak sub

We stopped here on our way from NC to VA, and what a treat! The servers were so kind, and the food…read morewas fresh and delicious. We're so glad we stopped. It's also clean and minimal but tastefully designed.

Delicious!! You won't go wrong with whatever you order!!! And the best waitresses!!! Also, the…read morerestaurant is very nice inside, with seating for a large group!!

Great mom and pop pizza shop with fast and friendly service. Food comes out piping hot right to…read moreyour table. This is amazing in an age where most meals arrive luke warm at best.

I love the way they make they Stromboli. they very nice people And the food be hot and ready!read more