This is one of our favorite Lynchburg places…read more The salad bar is amazing to start and then there are many options for the "main course" in terms of steak, chicken (of course) and fish. Make sure you try some of the amazing sides.

We were visiting friends in Lynchburg and this is where we went for dinner on a Friday evening…read more There is a decent parking lot located right beside the restaurant. The service and food were excellent. The steak was very very good and the bacon appetizer is worth getting just for the variety of flavors. They also have a good and fresh salad bar for you to make your own salad. The indoor area was nicely done. This is an excellent location for a nice dinner out.

Best pizza in the valley. Love it all!!! Very friendly staff. Comfortable ambiance. Our favorite…read morerestaurant for our night out.

A nice place for dinner after a long day on the road! The service and ambience was excellent! I…read moreappreciated that the bartender gave me a taste of two wines before committing to a glass. My husband enjoyed The Mediterranean Salad which was nice and fresh. I had the Goat Cheese and Sun Dried Tomatoes pizza and it was good and paired nicely with my glass of Rehmgotte Chenin Blanc.

Took tons of photos of this charming, authentic, old brick built with tons of history, ranging from…read morefestivals beginning in the 1800s. The food is delicious. The staff is absolutely accommodating to such a degree that they met my dietary needs as well as our waiter, made a particular sauce because the chefs didn't have that on hand. I cannot recommend this place enough 10 out of 10

We started with the buffalo chicken egg rolls. They are a mild to medium heat and come with ranch…read more They are so good!! We decided to get the chicken pesto and filet entrees and split them. For starters the risotto and broccolini is so good it melts in your mouth. The chicken pesto is cooked perfectly and very moist. It's stuffed with cheese and pesto which is flavored nicely. Now the steak. OMG!!! The steak was better than Ruth Chris!! It was cooked medium and came perfect!! The au jus sauce that came with it rocked my taste buds!! I dipped everything in it. The fried okra was absolutely the best I've ever had. The mashed potatoes were good also. Needless to say the $51 dollar steak meal was delicious and absolutely worth it!! We appreciate Ashley for serving us and offering recommendations for our next visit. She also made our Golden Rum Punch and Mistletoe Martini. The venue is established in an old building with a really cool set up inside. Absolutely the best place to eat in Danville!

Thanks to Jackson at the bar had chili and either the buffalo chicken or crab dip. Took his…read morerecommendation and had the Buffalo chicken dip. Wow. Jackson was dead on. Jackson runs a great bar. On a Monday I would expect it to be slow and it was but he makes sure to be personable and on point with the servers that need his assistance. He gets it. Really recommend I&A.

Good service, loud, food a solid 3.5 Easy access from…read morehighway and parking. Food priced fairly.

We can bring our dog here and that merits 4 stars all by itself…read more.. BUT the food is awesome and there is so much variety. I do recommend that you be prepared for a small wait because it is a popular spot but it is right downtown and you can walk around which makes it totally worth it.

We loved this diner! It was so cute and the staff were very friendly and helpful. I got the…read moreFreebird sandwich with pimento cheese on the side, with hash-browns and fruit. We are already planning a trip back to Lynchburg just to come here again in the summer.

Let's start with the positives - our food was delicious tonight, the salmon & grilled chicken were…read morecooked perfectly. Our server was amazing but I can't remember his name. The manager i had to speak to was very professional and apologetic for the issue we had. She offered to move us, give us a free dessert, she was trying to rectify a situation the hostess had caused. She did offer a discount on the bill which was appreciated but honestly I only voiced my complaint so hopefully it doesnt happen again. Now to the issue and the negative - the hostess sat us (me and my husband) at a table. No one around us then immediately put 3 tables together and we overheard they were sitting 15 people there. None of those 15 had inside voices and were extremely loud the entire time. We finally had to box our food up and leave. We had asked to be moved but honestly itd gotten to the point we were just annoyed that grown adults would be so loud and disrespectful in a nice restaurant. If your goal is to be drunk and loud go to bdubs or I dunno stay home so you dont ruin other people's dinner out. Overall we enjoyed the food and the staff aside from the hostess were great. We wont let this stop us from visiting again and will definitely speak up faster next time if put in a situation like that.

Thank you for all the good food. I get Togo food here often it's good stuff, quality food.read more

I went to Sage Mule with a few friends, and we arrived just after they opened. It was already busy,…read morewhich tells you something. They had both outdoor tables and an indoor dining room. Since it was a little chilly, we opted to sit inside. The vibe was lively without being loud, which I appreciated. I have a hard time enjoying restaurants where it is difficult to carry on a conversation. We ordered coffee, and it came with biscotti, which was a nice touch. I was also impressed with the menu. It had some traditional breakfast and brunch items, but also several more interesting options that made it hard to decide. I finally landed on the Deviled Egg Toast, topped with pickle slaw and served with a side salad. I was not disappointed. It was delicious. There were four of us, and everyone enjoyed what they ordered. Our server, Joanna, was pleasant, personable, and attentive. Overall, Sage Mule was a great breakfast/brunch spot, and I would happily go back.

This was my first visit and I was mostly very pleased. The environment is very pleasant. Not too…read moreloud, which matters. Service from Alisha was great. Very, very good coffee. Now, the food. I had the bagel/lox and while it was tasty, it was too ornate, too complicated, with flavors which drowned the subtle lox flavor entirely. Sometimes less is more. My friend was content with whatever he had without deeming it anything remarkable. Breakfast for two came to $51 (incl tip), doubtless a sign of the times. Maybe people will remember that going out to eat used to be a treat, I suspect that would be a very good thing.

Today my husband and I visited Print Works Bistro for a weekday brunch and we loved everything…read moreabout it. It was our first time at Print Works, though I've been to their sister restaurant Green Valley Grill several times. I love the attention to detail when it came to the ambiance of this restaurant, from the lush plants adorning the outdoor patios to the comfortable but elegant chairs to the long curtain panels providing a little separation between other guests. It's truly a beautiful restaurant. I also love that they serve brunch daily! My husband ordered the shrimp and grits, and we both loved the amount of cheese and overall flavor and consistency of the grits. I went with the grilled salmon which is served with a strawberry-tarragon beurre rouge sauce, crème fraîche mashed potatoes and French green beans. The salmon was cooked perfectly and the lightness of the sauce and the creaminess of the mashed potatoes were highlights. We also split an order of the beignets, which are served with honey and a dark chocolate sauce for dipping. Divine. Our waiter was excellent, checking on us regularly but not rushing us in any way. All in all, a great meal with outstanding service, a gorgeous dining room, and affordable prices. We'll definitely return for a date night or another brunch. This would be the perfect place to gather with a group of friends or colleagues, as everyone is likely to find something on the menu they will enjoy and there are plenty of tables to accommodate larger parties. As for attire, I would consider this restaurant to be upscale but not pretentious, and I saw a wide array of attire from business suits to more casual wear I wasn't sure what to expect, and I wore blue jeans with a nicer blouse and did not feel uncomfortable or out of place, though I think I personally might dress a little sharper if going for dinner.

I recently had a team dinner at Print Works Bistro, and unfortunately the experience turned out…read morepretty disappointing. The interior and overall vibe are really nice, and the food was good -- but nothing especially memorable. What completely ruined the evening, though, was the service and how an accident was handled. A server from another table accidentally dropped an entire chocolate dessert shot glass behind me, and I got covered in chocolate -- my neck, hair, sweater, jeans, and even half of our table. Accidents happen, and I totally understand that. What shocked me was that neither the server who dropped it nor my own server reacted or even apologized. My server saw everything happen but didn't hurry to help or check on me. I sat there for more than 15 minutes with chocolate in my hair and all over my clothes. Eventually, I had to call the manager myself and ask for napkins or something to clean up. To the manager's credit, she responded quickly and was helpful. Ironically, my server only came over after the manager had already handled everything. In the end, I left the restaurant with a dirty sweater, stained jeans, and chocolate still in my hair. Instead of properly following up, they simply handed me a business card and told me to email or call about the incident. Honestly, after what happened, why should I have to chase the restaurant for a resolution? A much better approach would have been for someone to ask for my contact information and proactively reach out. Overall, it was a very strange and disappointing experience, especially for a place that presents itself as upscale. Sadly, I wouldn't come back again.

Food and service is always very good. I would recommend this restaurant for lunch or dinner. GG…read morealso has a large room for special events.

The hostess was paying attention to her phone , twice I said good morning before she looked up…read more I told her we would be 4 people for the buffet . She took us to the other side of the restaurant where, without a word dropped off 3 menus for alcohol and left. After 5 minutes a waitress came in and directed us to the other side where the buffet is. The orange juice in the mimosa was rancid, no spoon was brought, just a knife and fork. I ended up having to use a straw to mix the cream and sugar in my coffee. No one but the owner behind the omelette station . The eggs are already mixed kept in a glass container and not kept in ice or any type of refrigeration. They were just kept out all the time as well as the ingredients. The water had a very strong taste, so I did not drink it. The only other time we were approached by a server was on the way out that we asked whom did we pay. It was quiet around 11:15 am. The price is reasonable but not worth it.

It is the perfect little bistro and we are lucky enough to have it in Greensboro. The lemon…read morericotta pancakes will not disappoint...they are a number one menu item for a VERY good reason. Overall the vibe is quite French and the staff are just amazing. Everyone is friendly and quick to help and you just can't have a bad meal here. Totally recommend for a delicious meal with local ingredients.

I really loved the vibe at Northern Roots Coffeehouse! The atmosphere was super nice and cozy, and…read moreit honestly felt like such a fun brunch spot to hang out in. The sweet potato pancakes were really good, and the steak and eggs surprised me because the steak portion was huge and cooked really well. The avocado toast was also delicious, and even something simple like the eggs and cheese tasted amazing -- they really know how to make good scrambled eggs there. I also thought it was really cool that they had a little French market section where you can shop for French products while you're there. Most of the mimosas were really good too, and on Sundays they're only $5, which was a nice bonus. The wait time was definitely long -- over an hour and a half -- but honestly, the food and overall experience made it feel worth it in the end!