Good food , great staff. They remember you...my husband is with a group called the Romeo ( really…read more old men eating out ) . We the ladies LWL ( ladies who lunch) Great place to meet.

I was traveling through the area and wanted some soul food and found Pete's and old fashion diner…read morewhere they know every one by name. Well that's the good part of this review. I ordered chicken livers with grilled onions and gravy and I got raw onions thrown on as an after thought. They did offer to remake them but I had already been waiting a while so I asked for gravy on the side which had onions it...go figure. Well they didn't have much flavor and neither did the cabbage. The fried green beans were just ok as well. I like the hush puppies and the cake the most. My meal was $20 and I tossed all but the cake and hush puppies.

Day time staff were very friendly. I ordered a burger and beer for lunch and they served me one…read more Decent place for a weekday stop. I'll go again.

Small restaurant. Clean. Brought three kids. Very pleasant staff, told us about Thursday night…read morefamily bingo. Food was delicious, pulled pork sandwich, Carolina, burger, mac & cheese. Multiple beers on tap. After one glass of the hazy IPA, much more excited to write a review!. Planning to come back tomorrow for the bingo night.

The Cajun wings were really good. They were seasoned well and fried crispy. I don't like…read moreBreaded wings so these were right up my alley! The cajun dry seasoning has a really good flavor to it and they top the wings with a heavy portion. Above average beer selection. Good variety of local NC craft beers and the service was decent. Pretty quiet on a Thursday evening, we rolled in around 8 and there were only 2 other people at the bar. Food came out about 20 minutes and 2 beers later. Will be back next time im in the area to try some different item menus.

I have been obsessed with hot buffalo wings for 25 years. My favorite places change over time with…read moremy taste buds I guess. Very few out of my rotation of great wing restaurants check all the boxes on perfection at the same time though. 715 may have just done the impossible! 715 grill consistently serves up an incredible plate of hot wings. I drive all the way from Apex for them. Crispy but still juicy. Fresh pureed peppers in the sauce is vibrant and balanced. Blue cheese dressing has just the right size blue cheese chunks. Ranch great too. I don't write reviews often. Please don't change. Bless you chef! Great vibes at the bar as well.

When I order large pinto beans, I get about five beans in a cup rest of this juice when I order…read moreslaw maybe half cup this has happened at least four times I gave them plenty of chances I'm through

We recently moved to Carthage and both visits there were issues! I ordered an all white 8 price…read moretailgate charged for. Got home it was not all white. 2nd visit- 3 piece all weight meal- I checked the order before leaving and it was 2 pcs. Told the girl I checked because of what happened the first time. She said I don't care you check it. Done won't ever go give them any of money again!!!

Stopped in around 2 with my husband after realizing we were headed in the wrong direction across…read moreNorth Carolina and needed a quick lunch. Found this place on Yelp and went with it. Seat yourself setup, but plenty of seating available. Our server, Madison, was at the table in under a minute with menus, and food came out in less than 12 minutes. She was efficient and attentive without making us feel rushed. This is a gastropub, meaning a casual bar-style restaurant that puts more focus on food quality than a typical bar menu. The space reflects that. Mix of standard tables with chairs, booths, and a small lounge area with cushioned chairs and a sofa. He ordered the Reuben, I had the pulled pork with collards. Prices were reasonable at $12 for the pork and $13.50 for the Reuben, each with one side. We both wanted the cucumber tomato salad, but they were out. The pulled pork came with a red, vinegar-leaning sauce. Not sweet and not strictly Lexington style, more of a house take on North Carolina barbecue. Still flavorful and satisfying. The collards were good with small bits of bacon that added flavor without overpowering. The Reuben was decent, but the toasted brioche bun stood out. Good texture and held everything together the way it should. The pasta side was fine, nothing memorable. Total bill came to $27.26. We both stuck with water, which keeps things simple and keeps the cost down. Overall, a solid stop for a quick, easy lunch. Nothing over the top, but everything came together the way it should. Must order: Pulled pork with collards Heads up: Sides may run out, have a backup in mind

The food was good, service was ok, the ambiance was beautiful…read more We're Texans so we are super picky about our brisket and this was most definitely nice tender brisket. The flavor was good but not earth shattering. If you aren't a brisket snob, you'll love this place! The bar aspect of this restaurant was really cool looking. We went at an off time and there were a good many people there. Service was pretty slow and not attentive.

Another 5 star evening at Ashten's! Tuesday we celebrated…read moreour 23rd anniversary at a favorite establishment here in Southern Pines and how many times to you enjoy not only the food and cocktails, the attentive wait staff and run into your next door neighbors? Not often enough. Thank you once again for making our celebration memorable!

Good people even better food good atmosphere fairly even price .read more

What a cute little dine in restaurant…read more Just passing through town and we were looking for breakfast. French toast was $1.99 ! $1.99! Prices you cannot beat! We came around 8:30am and it was really busy, mainly with take out orders. It is definitely a small town restaurant that works at a small town pace. Very friendly service. The building and interior are a little run down, but the food is mighty fine! It is very home made cooking and will bring back your childhood memories of morning breakfast.

Oh my goodness best place in star to eat. Always made fresh and to order. Their chicken livers to…read moretheir hamburgers to breakfast they are the best!

The best breakfast spot in Pinehurst! Definitely worth the wait. All the food is homemade and…read moredelicious. Cute little outside patio and lots of dining space inside. Their waitstaff is always friendly and hustling.

Great food at a reasonable price. Nice attentive staff. Patio a plus on nice weather days.read more

Outstanding French dip!!! My wife has gluten allergy and they were able to do hers gluten free and…read morehave separate fryer for fries or tater tots and side salad was large and fresh. Try the French Dip, you will not be disappointed!

Let's be honest... when you're sitting at Pinehurst, overlooking one of the most iconic golf…read morecourses in the country, you could try to act fancy and order something you can't pronounce... or you lean into comfort like a pro. Enter: The Deuce. Started things off with the chili -- nice little kick of heat with a subtle sweetness that sneaks up on you like a missed putt you definitely should've made. Solid, comforting, and exactly what you want when you're pretending you just walked 18. But let's talk about the real MVP... the turkey club. Because sometimes you don't need innovation -- you need execution. And this one? Nailed it. Stacked right, toasted just enough, crispy bacon doing its job, and fries that showed up hot like they understood the assignment. Service was smooth, views were elite, and the vibe? Equal parts golf legend and "yeah, I deserve this sandwich."

First visit to Wolcott's. Couldn't believe we've never been there before . Fantastic ! Best Bloody…read moreMary in the Sandhills! Bisque is delicious with nice chunks of lobster. Homemade biscuits are unique and yummy. Best of all, ambience and service. Excellent. Plan to return soon.

Good experience. Definitely try this place…read more Plan for 2 hours. Not a negative or positive- just an observation. Bottle of wine, 1 appetizer, 2 entrees, 2 desserts = $175 not including tip. Complimentary biscuits were not fully cooked - still doughy. Waitstaff said they were "waiting for the biscuits to cook" - totally understandable, but wait 3 more minutes so you don't serve uncooked dough. This is a time management thing for the kitchen: 5:00 reservations = put biscuits in the oven no later than 4:40. Escargot was good. Disappointed that our dirty/empty appetizer plates stayed all over the table so long. This is the difference between "fine dining" & a typical restaurant. Utensils used for appetizers should be removed & replaced for main meal. Just another little detail that sets apart "price is worth it" & "why'd I pay that much?" Steak frites were good. Lamb was good. Desserts were good. Cacao nibs were entirely too hard - I thought I was eating pieces of nut shells. Not enjoyable. Waitress was very friendly, but we did get the feeling that we weren't regulars, so it was ok to not pay attention to us (like remove dirty dishes).