We lived every about this place. The property is cute. The inside is homey. The food was better…read morethan we expected. The steak quesadilla had so much meat and flavor. My daughter got a steak sandwich and it was literally about a 6oz ribeye on bread. She said it was amazing. My whole family enjoyed every we got. We were so impressed we ate without taking pictures, but trust it was great and you should visit this place

The food was very good. We arrived on a Tuesday at 12:30 and were greeted by prominent signage…read morethat "no tables were to be seated until the full party had arrived." I suppose proximity to the Va Creeper Trail encouraged this as I could see folk holding up a table whilst waiting would be a potential issue. We were seated promptly and given menus and served water and sodas. The rock music was pretty loud for the restaurant, which has some smaller rooms that are serviceable but cramped and a bit echoey and dark. By 12:35 our order was in and by 12:51 on our table. The table has a nice individual light, and a bottle of water on the table. Unlike some other local restaurants, soda refills are free and a pitcher was brought by the table to serve refills of diet coke. What was not good was the large beer poster of the St Paulie Girl with her nipples hanging out. I realize these are beer posters and I realize they are German and things are different there. But this was a prominently placed poster. I just wouldn't think a place where a lot of families dine would put this in such a prominent spot, or any spot really. I'm not a super prude, I just raised three sons. So the sandwich though, was very good.

THE CORRECT ADRESS FOR THIS RESTAURANT IS 401 W MAIN ST…read more ABINGDON VA!!!! (The other address is the old location this was updated on 3-24-26) Awesome, awesome place! Food was incredible, it was fresh, tasted great and homemade. The service was extremely friendly, Pam was very helpful and gave me a great recommendation (valley street Jam sandwich) when I asked. I highly recommend this place.

Food is delicious good variety third time here and always great! Definitely try this placeread more

Highly recommend. Authentic "Jersey" subs. Quality of the meats and the bread is excellent…read more Always fresh. My favorite is the #13 Italian. Reminds me of the subs when I lived in Southern NJ, just across from Philly. The "cheesesteaks" are also good, but they do not have ketchup in the store! That's NOT typical of New Jersey sandwich shops. No apologies for liking ketchup on my cheesesteak! Pat's, Geno's, EVERY steak sandwich place in Philly and South Jersey offers ketchup, and hot sauce! Hey, Mike, come-on, have ketchup available for your customers!

We didn't like the food . The staff was friendly and polite I think it was just personal…read morepreference.

Long time customer but will be infrequent, if at all, in the future. Recent visit by my wife and I…read morewas very disappointing. The meat portion of our sandwiches was VERY skimpy, much less than in the past, and the price was (of course) higher! Even the quantity of our fries was skimpy (the cup was just over half filled. Adding to that, the fries were not fully cooked! On the positive side, the bread/roll was fresh. Could anything else go wrong? Yes. My wife ordered a 'small' sandwich with fries and a drink. Total price was more than $12. As we were eating we noticed a large sign on the wall for a "Lunch Special - Small sandwich, fries, drink for $8.79." Would have been nice for the [inexperienced] cashier to enter her order as the Special. Nope. Full pay. More than $22 for a disappointing lunch at Charley's. I suspect some of the problem was the apparently inexperienced staff and/or poor management.

Stopped by today, Valentines Day, and there was only one young man working. He did great! Greeted…read moreevery customer, very professional, prepared the food as it was ordered so no one waited long on their food and the food was delicious! Proud of this young man! Not many people would work by themselves when they're used to 3-4 workers at a time.

The place so so cute and had a full service bar. I ordered the fettuccine with blackened chicken…read moreand it was very good. It was a large portion so i was able to save some for later. Our waiter at some point just never came back so the bartender checked us out but I still would return here, I'm sure he just took a long break.

Nice building with a welcoming front patio and the food was very good…read more However, as nice as the servers were, service was painfully slow. There was a decent crowd for a Thursday night, although it was only on the front patio (not inside), so not as many people as you'd think. Especially at this price point, it shouldn't take 20-30 minutes to get cocktails, plus another 20-30 for the first course. Thankfully it was a nice night... The other odd thing is the interior decor. The building looks to be historic and is pretty on the outside, but the inside is incredibly discordant - think the "after" house in Beetlejuice. We walked in - and right back out. I can't imagine eating a meal in there. As an architect who works on mostly residential renovations, I get the desire to mix old and new, but this is NOT the way to do it. You'd do well to add some softer tones and surfaces - as it is now, it's incredibly unwelcoming and cold.

This cafe is a true gem. The food, service and atmosphere were all top-notch. Delicious coffee…read moredrinks, exceptional pastries and biscuits, generous portion sizes. We sat on the patio, which just added to the great experience. There were four people in my party, and we all left wishing that we lived in the area so we could become regulars!

I'm going with three stars instead of two because everyone has their inconsistencies or bad days…read morebut our visit was disappointing compared to the more glowing consensus rating and here's why... The restaurant has a nice, open concept, a bistro feel that one would expect from the other reviews and their strong coffee culture. We arrived at 12:48, so the end of lunch hour on a Monday and were promptly seated at a two top window seat. Except the orientation of the table was one of us looking out the window and one looking into the restaurant, perpendicular to the window. Not a big deal, but I've seen parallel to the window table seating with both able to look out the window and optimizing that space work much better. There was a bottle of still water and two glasses on the table as their standard practice, nice touch, especially since we had just walked 5 miles of the Virginia Creeper Trail. So, we had researched where to eat in town and felt we had earned a few extra calories and this restaurant had high reviews, so it was our number one selection. We were seated within a couple of minutes we had menus and our order was placed. We were informed though, that they were out of the special of the day, the grilled cheese. Now, I wasn't planning on having a grilled cheese, but immediately I began to wonder, "how does one run out of a grilled cheese" and also I wondered why would you tell me about a special that I didn't know about if you had just run out of it? I wasn't the only one, I overheard a nearby table ask the same thing. Turns out it was a grilled cheese with apple butter and steak. Sounded pretty good, but it probably shouldn't have been mentioned so that I wouldn't want one. Instead, I had "Your Rabbi's Favorite Reuben". Each sandwich on the menu comes with a pickle spear and chips or you can upgrade to fries for +$4 or truffle fries for +$5. So I ordered truffle fries. But they didn't have truffle fries, would I like Parmesan fries instead? No thank you, just the regular fries. And a water. My wife had the chicken salad sandwich with regular fries and a Diet Coke (8 ounces or so in a glass with ice). Which it turns out we were later informed no free refills on the Coke. In my many Reuben reviews, I always note that whether it's a fancy restaurant or a dive, if you can't at least beat out Arby's version, you are in trouble. The first half of my Reuben was okay. Warm throughout, not soggy on either side (a soggy underside is often the Achilles heel to many a Reuben) and was on marbled rye. Portions of components were all represented but not the "best Reuben ever" level or "lots of meat" as reported in other reviews. It was above Arby's, but not by much. It even looked just like Arby's version. It did have a better and more buttery toasted crunch on the bread, both sides. What was wild was biting into the second half of my sandwich, having eaten the mediocre first half. This half had significantly more meat, and you could tell that the meat was not pre-sliced but likely cooked on premise. Is this even the same sandwich?While notably better than the first half, the overall inconsistency of the sum total was disappointing and it was still just a "good" Reuben, as one in a field of many. I wound up just eating mostly the inside components of the second half, since it just wasn't exciting. The fries were an absolute fail and a disappointment. String fries that may have been under the warmer since start of lunch service. You know when a buddy orders a fast food meal and maybe your driving together in the car and finally after he eats all he wants and there are some left over fries that have been in the bag for about 45 minutes, but you eat some anyway? You've done it, admit it. Well that's what we got. Most of them left uneaten. They were terrible. My wife reported the chicken salad sandwich was good. Total bill was $50.53. I left $60 to cover tip. Unfortunately, when a restaurant is overpriced for the value, that extends to the tip too. For $30 per person, our expectations were higher and were not met with this visit. Plus, maybe for that price, one refill on the Diet Coke might be acceptable?

Well located in the heart of Abingdon, directly across from the Barter Theater inside "The Martha"…read morehotel. Excellent experience, except for the Bar; more on that later. The dining room has a formal appearance but can be a bit noisy if it is busy. My wife and I were guests of a business associate. Seven in our party. Our server was professional and courteous but obviously relatively new and didn't know what brands the bar stocked, a minor issue. The quality of the bar drinks was very poor. My "dry" martini was anything by dry and it was "weak", almost like it was watered down. I should have sent it back but since we were guests of a business associate, I didn't want to complain. Later in evening our host mentioned that his Manhattan was also weak and had a strange taste. We normally would have ordered a second cocktail but drank water instead. My wife had the "Surf and Turf". The filet mignon steak was one of the best she's ever eaten. Perfectly cooked. The "surf" however was almost a joke. It was a small crab cake that had more filler than crab but tasted okay. Next time we'll order just the steak. We will likely return in the future but probably only if the other "tavern" style restaurant isn't open.

I ate dinner there on New Years Eve night. There was a very talented pianist at the piano playing…read moreholiday music. Very Nice! The restaurant, as always, was beautiful! My waitress was spot on and checked on me several times. I had the chicken marsala that came with potatoes and greens. Accompanied by salad and bread. Very good!

Our meals were delicious. The bar selection was terrific. It was pleasant enough to sit out on…read moretheir patio for drinks & dinner

Wonderful ambience! Food was amazing but there is not a lot on the brisket tray. The loaded potato…read moresalad was so good. The coleslaw was not too sweet, which was a wonderful surprise!! We were told the burgers are thick and juicy. Live bands! We will be back to try the burgers!!

This was once a food truck, but now has opened a stall in a mixed use space in downtown Abingdon. I…read morehad researched the food truck during my various trips through the area over several years, but was never able to attend one of its limited appearances. As such, I had an unusually long time to contemplate what Appalachian-Pakistani fusion might taste like. Amazing, as it turns out. Their signature vegetarian dish is a hearty lentil stew delivered over mashed potatoes. I got my greens in by adding pickled collard greens and a seasonal ramp chutney. I was greeted with a resplendent mix of warm and savory flavors that was hard to stop eating. Their chai was a bit sweet and had an interesting spice blend. Availability is very limited, with both a small menu and some options running out towards the end of the day, bearing in mind that they close early. As a full restaurant, it wouldn't measure up. Maybe they'll get there some day. As it is, I would suggest coming early. There are some good restaurants in Abingdon, but you won't find food like this anywhere else.

Wonderful atmosphere down home friendly and delicious combination of the Middle East with…read moreAppalachian comfort food top notch satisfying.

Decent food spots in Abingdon, VA are mighty few in number. Abingdon isn't exactly known as a…read moreculinary destination so between the many fast food joints, if you want something a little more ethnic and tasty, Greeko's is one of the few options on hand. It's a small house in Main Street and not terribly big but still felt kind of cosy. I was here for a quick lunch during a weekend workshop but managed to try out their Moussaka. Now I've had Moussaka in Greece and at many Greek restos in Montreal and it's always been presented as a stacked dish, like lasagna. Greeko's version wasn't stacked at all but rather looked liked it had spread over half the plate. Taste-wise, it wasn't bad at all but this is Abingdon after all so my expectations weren't high at all. Service was quick and friendly.

I had the gyro platter with Greek side salad, and could not believe how fast it was served. It was…read morea lot of food for a reasonable price. Small dining area with a few rows of booths and a few tables.