Quaint little place where business folks can meet clients, etc there. Service is excellent our…read moreserver explained everything to us.

We have visited about five times now. We always take ours…read morevisitors from out of town and we have introduced locals as well. Everyone is always surprised by such a unique and cool place in Rocky Mount!! This past Saturday, Brooke took absolutely amazing care of our group of eight! Love this place!

This place is Top notch! Food is excellent, staff was courteous, all around great experience!…read more Definately coming back!

Everything. The meal was amazing. Services was great. Staff were knowledgeable about ingredients…read moreand the specials of the day.

Both the food and service were AMAZING. A true farm-to-table experience. Pickle & Ash is a must go…read morewhen traveling through the Southern Va Mountains.

This place is amazing! All of the rooms have been completely renovated. The hospitality is…read moretop-notch. Tuggle's has a certain charm about it that makes you want to hang around for a few more days. The owner, Nick, was a fantastic host! He made sure we had everything we needed. The home cooked breakfast in the morning was the icing on the cake. We definitely plan on coming back. We only stayed for 1 night because we were road tripping the Blue Ridge Parkway. Next time we'll stay the entire weekend. Thank you, Nick!

Great fresh gourmet quality food, and super friendly…read morewelcoming staff. Cozy retro dining area. Perfect place to meet right on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Grass fed beef, locally sourced, hand-breaded chicken, good quality. New owner has great taste and has refurbished whole place! Highly recommend! Breakfast served all day..

Decent lil' brewery in Collinsville, VA... My wife's family is from Martinsville and we've been…read morewanting to try SHBC and finally got the chance when visiting this time around. All-in-all, good brewery... The beer is respectable; it's not the best craft beer you will find, but for the Martinsville area, it's solid brew (we really liked their DIPA). The brewery is a veteran-owned joint and has a chill vibe... It's small, nicely designed, and has decent service (not great, but not bad). We'll stop back in again when in town.

Alright Yelpers, when in the Collinsville/ Martinsville area, make a point to stop and visit this…read morenew VETERAN OWNED brewery. They serve up some amazing beer. I met Jake today, he is one of the owners and is an amazing person who is passionate about the quality of beer served. Does everyone really know what craft beer is?? Craft breweries aren't like the macrobreweries churning out billions of gallons of beer in a year. They usually care much more about how their brews taste, and they will take their time making sure that the end result is an adventure. If you haven't checked out a local craft brewery yet, you might be surprised just how creative beers can be. The beers I tried, The Lawn Mower is light American lager that you can drink all day. DA 'RONA is SCUFFLE HILLS take on a Mexican Cerveza. Pairs perfect with a lime. The Big Chair: OMG, this is the clear winner and one of the best beers I have tasted. The El Dorado and Huell melon makes this a beer that I can be happy with every day. Again, stop in, support your service members and bring a new vibe to Collinsville area. For more information, visit their FB page: https://www.facebook.com/ScuffleHill/

My wife and I ate there every week for years, until she passed away. We loved the people that…read moreworked there, and the food and the service. It's the best place in Franklin to eat. I would recommend Dudley's Truck Stop to everyone that's looking for a great place to eat.

The Taj Mahal of truck stop restaurants. If you are traveling anywhere nearby (or even if you…read morearen't but can reroute yourself without too much inconvenience) eat your breakfast on the road here. In fact, even if you're in, for example, Florida or California, and are tempted to enter a Waffle House, or an IHOP, Denny's, or, heaven forbid, a Cracker Barrel -- just drive toward the Blue Ridge Mountains and eat at Dudley's instead. The mountain areas of Virginia have restaurants, both large and small, of shockingly good quality (especially if you're way too used to North Carolina's generally dismal offerings). And the splendor of Virginia culinary expertise clearly applies to truck stops -- or at least it does here, in a little restaurant that doesn't seem to have changed much in the last 60 years. Here, all of your diner breakfast dreams will come true. For example, the omelets are perfect diner omelets. The home fries (usually something to be avoided at many diners) clearly come from real potatoes which have been perfectly chopped and even excellently seasoned. There are actual biscuits, seemingly made in-house (shockingly a rarity in other, less rarified, parts of the Southeast - trust me). And it all tastes good and is cooked impeccably. Best of all, is the extra special depth of flavor that can only come from a grill that has seen, and cooked, a lot of history, like a well-loved iron frying pan. You can try to fry bacon elsewhere, but it will never have the same indefinable magic that comes from a venerable diner kitchen. The atmosphere gives top quality diner scenery. The walls, the curtains, the friendly regulars, the pictures, the memorabilia, photos of Willie Nelson, a taxidermied bobcat (which, I should clarify, is a bobcat, I don't mean it's a photo of a bobcat named Willie Nelson, though that may well have been his name to his bobcat friends). it's all magnificent, charming, and will make you miss the sepia-toned vision of your childhood, which really was never like this at all, but it feels right. Chain restaurants can only wish they had a 1/100th of the pleasant authenticity of the decor here. The service is very efficient and, of course, super-friendly (as you would expect), but never annoying or overbearing. It's just as it should be. A lot of the quality comes from (as it does everywhere that is special) having an ever-present owner, who, from the long-ago beginning, has been at the restaurant every step of the way. Great establishments often owe their greatness to a wise owner who harnesses the threads of the business like the Fates at the loom. Thank you for maintaining such a nice place.

Dairy Queen's chicken tenders basket is heavenly I recommend with ranch ‍‍…read more But we had to ask for ranch at the drive thru and they said they put it in there and we asked them to put it in at the window too bc they didn't put it in and he said he would at the window but then we drove away and there was no ranch same thing with gravy!!

I'm not very happy with this Dairy Queen location. On Tues April 21, 2026 I went to the drive…read morethrough and ordered a sausage and egg biscuit to eat while on my way to work. The egg was still frozen, and not the least bit warm, needless to say, I was very disappointed! I decided to give them another try, since they are the only choice if you're in the Ferrum area for fast food. On Thursday, April 23, I went to the drive through and ordered a steak and egg biscuit. The biscuit was burnt, and there was no egg on it. I hate to say it, but I think I've decided to fix my own breakfast before I go to work! No more Dairy Queen! Not sure what's going on with this location, lately. I had no complaints before this week.

This is a gas station Indian restaurant. I've found some surprisingly good food in such settings,…read morebut this one was more like what that combination of words would lead one to expect. They have some typical American food and Italian, but the people clearly forefront their Indian cuisine. I ordered some chickpeas and fried bread, but having ordered online I arrived to find they hadn't started it yet. After a modest wait, I took my food to go. The freshly prepared curry could not be accused of anything less than robust flavor, and yet it was very heavy on oil and even though I tried to pour some of that off it left me feeling a bit queasy. The fried bread that accompanied it wasn't impressive; the pieces were two small to really mop up the chickpeas by themselves. The prepared food menu was varied, but the selection of items for sale in the convenience store was more typical American stuff. I was glad I found something interesting and vegetarian in the region, but it wasn't quite what I'd hoped for. Maybe a different order would go better.

Such amazing food! I always ask the guy who takes my order what I should try next and I get it and…read moreit's delicious! And the tea is great as well!

My family loved this place. If you are in the area (or have errands nearby) stop in. There are a…read morehandful of restaurants around Kroger/Movie Theater. If you want something other than Cancun or pizza, make a visit. Great food.

Ambiance feels a bit like a diner, a little dated and the clientele was on the older side. Menu was…read morefairly typical of this type of restaurant. Server was fast and friendly. My friend and I both got the club sandwich. It was good, nothing spectacular but good. Prices were reasonable. Only one unisex bathroom. Very casual dress. Plenty of parking.