Customer service at its best. Very friendly establishment. I was in town for training at Fort…read moreWalker and Romas was recommended. I got the garlic knots. Loved the bread and marinara sauce..but there wasn't any real garlic on the knots. I also had arugula, prosciutto, pizza with balsamic glaze. This was very good! Wishing I had some Now after writing this review a few days later. Def worth a try if you're in the area.

The service was great and the food was solid. I got a cheese slice with pineapple and bacon cheese…read morefries. The bacon cheese fries were really good. The pizza was good but I think the crust could have been a little thicker and a little crispier. Overall it was a solid pizza shop!

Highly recommend this hidden gem! So yummy!! Will definitely be returning to try their lunchread more

If you are looking for a locally owned business with delicious breakfast food, then look no…read morefurther. You have found what you are looking for. Everything that we had was delicious. The Bacon and Egg on toast (with mayo/lettuce/tomato), ham and cheese omelet, and biscuits with gravy. A great find. We will be coming back. :)

Took back a cheesesteak sub due to not having hardly any steak in it, when I opened the sub to…read moreshow the cashier and moved the lettuce to show there was no steak, she snapped at me and told me to stop digging around the food like a dog!! Avoid this place unless you want to be called names and get horrible food!

I ordered a gluten free pizza. And toppings. The glutten…read morefree crust came in a premaid frozen tin.. which tgey placed still on the tin in the box. Sparce on toppings and cheese charge largely for any and all extra toppings. Ordered a salad. It came in a flimsy 4 inch plastic container and filled mostly with iceburg lettuce. And 1 thin slice of cheesecut in 4 tiny slices. A slice of tomato and a few of olives and chagred me extra for cartons. It came with salami. But i didnt want that. No discount. I spit the pizza out with one bit. Over $30...for grap food and no quality. Ill never go there ever again. Good luck to those who do. Once upon a time...their fries were good too.

Today we came in to get a to go order. I am trying the smoked steak and cheese and my son ordered…read morethe chicken and waffle melt. The staff is friendly and the portion size is great. The food is very tasty. A great place to come and hang out as well as order to go.

The burgers are not as good as Five Guys, though equally as expensive. Basically everything in this…read morearea is DC prices now. Restaurant was clean and had a nice vibe on the inside.. looks like a good place for 30 and 40 somethings to hang out on Friday and Saturday nights. It's a bit of a maze actually getting into the parking lot. The guy who took our orders was friendly Probably wouldn't go back again, unless it was with a group and they wanted to go there as there are many other options in the area

I had seen several social media posts about Maggie's so we decided to give them a try for lunch on…read morea weekday. They not only make sandwiches here, they also make their own sodas too. Their menu was quite large, with hot dogs, cold subs, hot sandwiches, and paninis listed. They also feature a couple soups daily. When we went, they had a loaded baked potato soup and a lobster bisque. The young girl working the front was very happy and helpful and gave some good suggestions too. The place is quaint, with several tables and lots of historic signs on the walls. We started with their baked potato soup - The overall flavor was nice. But the potatoes in it were rubbery, like they used the wrong type of potato or maybe over-cooked it. Also, the soup was just warm, far from being served hot. Next up were the sandwiches - I chose the BBQ chicken sandwich, which had thinly sliced chicken breast on it, along with BBQ sauce, mayo, and onions. The sandwich was pressed, like a panini and was pretty good. I liked the smokiness of the BBQ sauce. I also got a bottle of their homemade root beer and it was pretty good. They serve Route 11 potato chips, which are my favs! So, I had to pick up a bag of Mama Zuma for later - those things are spicey, hot, and tasty! Overall, it's a nice spot, I can see them being a popular lunch spot downtown.

I tried the pot roast sandwich here. It was very tasty. The Ruben was good too. They had some…read moreseating to get you out of the cold. Pretty decent place.

The minor disappointment of no unsweet tea was immediately erased once our food arrived. Real deal…read morebarbecue. My pulled pork platter was delicious. The hush puppies had bits of real corn in them! My wife had the Greater Tater with brisket and her 2 word review was "absolutely lovely" Family friendly atmosphere with a super nice staff. Definitely recommend.

I placed an order for over $50 in BBQ and sides at 1:00 pm. Called at 3:30 pm to let them know I'm…read moreon my way. (I was travelling from 2 hours away and heard about this place.) I was told no problem; try to get here by 4:00 pm as that's when they close. I got to the restaurant at 4:01 pm. It was closed. I knocked on the door and no one answered. Knocked on another door several times and finally some one came to the door. I was told they sold out of food early and closed early and they threw out my order. I made the effort to call and let them know I was coming and caught up in traffic and they couldn't make an effort to save my food. They close when they feel like it. Don't order over the phone as you may not get your food. Very disappointing.

My wife and I stopped there today, as we have many times before. The deli features both breakfast…read moreand lunch sandwiches. The sandwiches are piled high with meat, cheese and fresh veggies. The bread is fresh. Subway could take a lesson from these folks. This is what a deli should be. The bakery offers a wide variety of sweets. My wife and I love the coffee cake. The store sells the best honey roasted peanuts I've ever had. Definitely worth stopping by. I only wish it was closer to me.

If you're near Culpeper, this Country Store is a must! The lunches are incredible, there's a deli…read morein the back. You write on a ticket which sandwich you'd like and soon your name is called. For $9.00 a sandwich, chips and a drink is a good deal, especially when you see the size of the sandwich! They pile on the meat and aren't shy with the fixings. There's outdoor seating, either open air or covered, to enjoy the scenery while you eat. If you're still hungry, the bakery is amazing; pies, cakes, mini whoopie pies; tarts, and more! There's also a huge aisle of candy and sweets. Plus an ice cream bar at the other end of the store. Every aisle is filled with shelves of jams, honey, baking goods, dry goods, spices, soups, condiments, nuts, dried fruits and much more. Love this spot and come back time and time again!

Everything was absolutely amazing, the flavors, the level of freshness. Great spot to eat and enjoy…read morethe view! Good service.

We loved Randolph's On The River. It was clean and nice with a wonderful view, nice people, and…read moregood food. Yesterday was different. Sadly, very different. Randolph's is expensive. It is a seafood restaurant and we expect to pay more for good, fresh seafood. We cannot do that often and it had been a year since we had been there. Our experience yesterday was so disappointing, I doubt we will be back. First, little things: there was no beer on tap, the cold cases were not labeled correctly with dessert names holding wine and other unknown items. The sign outside with the name of the restaurant is long past time to be refreshed. It was barely readable. The number of tables had been reduced and there were pieces of tables outside and in the dining room. It appeared that there was only one person in the kitchen and the TV blared some "reality" show instead of music playing. It still was cute and clean but it felt like something that was nearly ready for the final lap. Second, the food: the pictures shown here are "before" pictures. The crab cake sandwich, for example, was the cheapest crab meat you can buy (yes, bordering on "goo") breaded and fried. It had more binder than crab. Unlike the pictures, you could not see pieces of crab and you could not taste crab. Let me recap in order. We ordered steamed spicy shrimp. They came out and looked great. Something was wrong. I've never needed so much effort to peel a shrimp. Husband used a fork to split the shell off of the shrimp. I ended up chewing a lot of shrimp shells because I could not get them peeled off. We also ordered the Captain's Platter to share. It is huge and that's the best thing I can say about it. They were out of scallops so we substituted fried oysters and picked catfish and our two sides. The catfish, oysters and hush puppies were fine. The crab cake was, as mentioned above, terrible. Not 'disappointing.' Not 'not good.' Not 'room for improvement': terrible. Embarrassingly terrible. Our meal came out without the sides. Our waitress was busy with the one other seated table in the place having a long conversation about tattoos and tattoo places in Fredericksburg and was heading back to the kitchen when we flagged her down. By the time our sides were out, we had finished the main course. The mac and cheese and the twice baked potatoes had just come out of the oven so the were blazing hot. Let me be clear: they cooked our main and sent it out and then started firing the sides. Actually they probably cooked some else's food and then fired our sides. The mac & cheese was fine, the twice baked potato skin was so charred, it was inedible and the inside of the potato was, well... mush. It looked like they had put it in a blender resulting in a tasteless paste consistency. And then the too-hot-to-eat food was presented to us after we had finished the main. Hubs ordered iced tea, I ordered water to drink. They were nearly the same color. To describe his tea as "weak" is a kindness. Something nice: The person who waited on us was very nice and did her best. Here's the best part: we dropped $60 for two people sharing app and entree. For $60, we could have had a nice meal served in proper order that had texture and taste. Instead we got unseasoned, tasteless gruel (with the exception of the catfish) that was way below "not good." Randolph's On The River will now just be a fond memory and not a special place to go. That makes me very sad.

Pass through this area on my commute through Richmond often and had no idea there was a local…read morecoffee shop on my two hour stretch until the google map gods blessed me with this discovery today. SO CUTE. GREAT COFFEE. Banana bread tastes just like mom made it. Service was wonderful. The only thing I wanted that wasn't available is their egg and cheese bagel that is "coming soon", they only have a meat option right now. I'll try next time!

I was in town for work and didn't feel like getting fast food coffee. The place was very clean and…read morewell kept. The staff were super nice, patient, and helpful. I got their pumpkin spice latte and sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit. The coffee was delicious--smooth and somewhat creamy. They didn't have many food options (mainly just that sandwich and oatmeal) and the sandwich was just warmed up. It wasn't bad, but I wasn't impressed with it either. Other than that, it is a cute little spot for coffee :)