We were up in Appomattox for a family event and went to grab food. Cute little area and we barked…read morebehind the building in a little paved lot. It's a little sparse on the inside, but nothing bad. We ordered our food and it took a little longer than we were expecting for breakfast - maybe around 25-30 minutes, but I also know it's a small place in a really small town so no biggie. Our server was nice enough but a little quiet. I got eggs, bacon, toast, and a pancake. My boyfriend got eggs and biscuits and gravy and our friend got chocolate chip pancakes. It was all pretty good. I'm not mad at it. All together it was around $33 bucks. Being from the city, I thought this was a mistake for 3 people but it was the actual price so that was great. I would recommend this place; it's solid with good food and a great price.

Lunch at the Rail Yard Restaurant was a fun treat! Wait staff was personable and efficient. He…read moredidn't rush us as we decided what to order. They have quite a menu and everything looked tempting. We were happy to see they had a light fare section, who wants to over eat lunch! Hubby had a nice wander around looking at the artwork of trains and the model trains, while waiting for our food. Hubby went for a burger and fries. I tried out the meatloaf with gravy and turnip greens. Hubby tried my meatloaf and wished he had gotten that too but he did love his burger. I feel the highlight for me was the turnip greens! They were perfect! Nice and smoky and not too salty. Thanks for the special treat since we don't get them in Maine!

A lovely BnB in a quaint and historically interesting town…read more We were the only guests, on an early spring weekday, and the owners really treated us with a lot of individual attention, regarding arrival, the dinner and breakfast times, and the tasty dinner itself. The rooms were perfectly clean, and lovingly furnished, each one different in size and looks. But we heard and smelled the kitchen under our beautiful room with the red wallpaper. If you do not like train sounds , better do not take this room but take a room overlooking the front of the house with its impressing, well taken care of oak tree. Also, be aware that the mattress in the red room is very soft. The overnight price was fine, but all the extras chosen by us, like food, wine, and flowers were rather pricey. We would like to return to this friendly BnB - but would choose a firmer mattress - we are sure the charming owners could help us choose!

A comfortable, well-run place to stay in the Appomattox area. There are six guest rooms with…read morevarying color schemes, all a decent size for a stay of a night or two. The design is pretty ornamental, in keeping with the time period of the house (late 1800s). I had the Havilah Room, done in Persian blue with a burgundy area rug. The bed was wonderfully comfortable, with a perfect mattress and high-quality linens. There's a balcony on the front of the house that all the guest rooms have access to. The first-floor restaurant will send up dinner if you just call down and request it. I was in the mood for a steak and they had a terrific ribeye available the night I was there. Simply seasoned with salt and pepper and perfectly grilled, with flavorful garlic mashed potatoes, it made a satisfying dinner. There's plenty of complimentary parking right onsite and the Appomattox National Park is less than ten minutes away by car. The innkeepers here know what they are doing and everything runs very smoothly, for a reasonable price.

Southern plenty is a place you can go watch the world go by and enjoy amazing food, breakfast or…read morelunch absolutely spectacular, all of the drinks i've tried including the Holly Dolly are absolutely worth getting in a 24oz. Everyone that works at southern plenty is always so kind and patient to even the slightest modifications, checking in and making causal conversation makes this place feel so much more inviting.

Whenever we visit my mom in the Halifax/South Boston area of Virginia, we make it a point to check…read moreout the local spots--and this time, Southern Plenty did not disappoint. This small, cozy restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor seating and delivers that unmistakable Southern hospitality--warm smiles, friendly chatter, and a sense of community that makes you feel right at home. You order and pay at the front, and the staff brings your meal right to your table. Even though there weren't many people working, the service was smooth and timely--and honestly, we weren't in a rush anyway. The food was good, comforting, and true to that Southern flavor I love. And yes--they serve mimosas, which made the experience even better. Would I come back? Absolutely. Southern Plenty captures everything I adore about small-town dining: good food, good people, and a place that just feels like home.

Not a great sandwich lover. I tend to buy their local eggs…read moreand bread. But: Had their brisket tips with sides - on special. Wow. Unexpected yum. They just might do it again. Please put your specials on your web page. Enquiring hearts want to know. Thanks

Had guests this weekend and a near empty fridge. So glad that I could send them to Polly's Folly…read morefor lunch sandwiches which they raved about. Much better than anything I could have served even if I did have a full fridge. Grateful for this little gem!

Very tasty food and friendly staff. The pancakes and sausage breakfast sandwich so far are my…read morefaves. I'm keeping my eye open for when they have the chicken casserole lunch special... it looks delish! Food is made to order so you can't be impatient. It may take a little longer to get your food than a "fast food" place.

We love coming here! The food is always delicious and the…read morestaff is wonderful. Highly recommend if you're craving small town deliciousness in all its glory!

I only go for breakfast because they have the best fast food breakfast in town I will say they need…read moreto have a speeder service in the morning but other than that I haven't had a bad experience!

I went into Hardee's at 1030 this morning. They were not really that busy ; just a few cats in…read moredrive thru.I stood in line for ten minutes ;the manager saw me the guy who works the register and drive thru taking order he was to busy to even turn around and help people out.i walked out and not really sure if I will go back. personally, everybody in that restaurant needs to be fired except for two people. They're both managers and start all over again from scratch. I do not recommend going there unless you like wasting your time.

SO GOOD!! We want to come back to Lexington just to get your food. Very small diner vibes…read more Absolutely delish and the service was great too!

This place is lovely, a cozy little diner just outside downtown Lexington. The breakfast is very…read moregood, I'd recommend the country breakfast. And I really appreciate how friendly and efficient the service is. I feel welcome whenever I eat there.

Best bologna burger ever! Great service and friendly folks!…read moreNice outdoor dining area.

Good food. Great service. Loved the character of the restaurant. If i'm ever back in the area i'll…read morehave to stop back by!

came here post park to park half marathon to get my grub on. super cute breakfast place with…read morewelcoming staff. we had the French toast breakfast with eggs/cheese and bacon. the French toast was a little crumbly but otherwise tasty, eggs w/ cheese were great and bacon was yum. coffee was good and strong.

The service was good, but there prices are too high and food was not the best. My brioche bun…read moretasted like it was gluten free. Also on Sundays they said they don't make eggs made to order. They also don't have espresso drinks. All in all it wasn't bad just not worth the prices they charge. My small bowl of potatoes was $3 my drink $4 and my breakfast sandwich $12 making a meal here $19 dollars with no tax. Personally I think a drink main dish and side dish should not be $19.