Power was out at home thanks to rolling blackouts, so needed a place for a hot meal on a cold…read moreChristmas Eve morning. I'd been following them on Facebook, and saw that they were open. I drove down, seeing that not much else was going on in downtown Reidsville, but a few cars outside the cafe. When I walked in, I was greeted immediately and informed that a booth had a wait, or I could opt for the counter, which I chose. I was presented with a menu and ordered a hot cocoa to sip on. I decided on the Carolina Sampler, as it was my first visit, I was hungry, and I didn't know when the power would be back on at home. Breaking it down by item..the scrambled eggs were the softest I've probably ever had cooked on a flattop, the bacon was crispy, the way I like it, the sausage patty was decent, but not otherworldly, the ham was a bit on the salty side, but better than too sweet. The hashbrowns were good, but I forgot to order extra crispy (been a while since I was out for breakfast). The grits, sawmill gravy, apples, and biscuits were all very good in flavor and texture, and the hot cocoa was rich without being too sweet. Definitely have to get the gf down here some time.

The Carolina Cafe was a local spot that I saw on Yelp. It was packed! Elbow to elbow in there…read more It was the kind of place where the servers would call you honey and sweetie.

First time in and we're fans! Haven't tried the food truck yet where it all started, but this brick…read moreand mortar location in the heart of downtown Reidsville is excellent. A very cozy interior where both Abbey (the owner) and the cashier greeted us with friendly smiles. A warm and inviting atmosphere all around. We went with a cronut, pound cake and homemade cookies. My wife added a Banana Bread coffee off of their brand new coffee menu which just dropped this week. The pastries were delicious, you can tell the amount of love that goes into these. My wife thoroughly enjoyed her coffee, which she said had depth of flavor and deliciousness all around. I can't wait to try her pizzas. Every week, Abbey makes pizzas for a Thursday pizza night from 4-7pm. She's also expanding into other potential weekly events. Looking forward to see what she whips up and how this new spot evolves!

Great, baked good and they are so welcoming. Got some items as a thank you for some friends. She…read moreboxed them and tied a bow. Great customer service and everything was delicious!

Wonderful smoothies and frozen yogurt, friendly and welcoming staff, great location and hours…read more Offers a frozen yogurt bar and a variety of smoothies, hot chocolate, coffee and other drinks made in house with the highest quality ingredients- no HFCS, real juice, no added sugars, etc. HIGHLY recommend this place!!

Love Di'lishi it's got great options for toppings and yogurt. Whenever me and my friends are in the…read moremood for something sweet we come here. The owner is super friendly. Great place to hang out as well. If you're in Eden and need something sweet you should definitely come here

This is a cute spot. They have a good selection of coffees, smoothies, ice cream/yogurt and…read moremilkshakes. My daughter loved her yogurt with cookies and cream with cookie dough pieces. I ordered a hot Americano. It was piping hot! The flavor was good. I will definitely stop by again.

Went for an after dinner dessert meet up. Only one employee but she was fairly efficient in her…read moreservice. The space wasn't super set up for a party of 5 to hang out but we made do with the two comfy chairs and other chairs. They closed earlier than their signage but it was fine. The milkshakes are good. The smoothies were good. Will be back to try a coffee.

i loved this place! me and my boyfriend went to get lunch and the boneless wings, fries and the…read morepasta were amazing! i don't remember our servers name but she was a sweetheart, and inside was so nice and clean too

Great food, great service and cold beers. You feel at home as soon as you go in. The staff is very…read morefriendly and welcoming.

Driven by many times, and have visited other restaurants in the vicinity (Bona's, Fursty's,…read moreMonterrey Mexican), but never stopped in. Looking to try somewhere new on a Friday night, and with few reviews and no menu pics online, decided to gave it a whirl. Parking lot had very few cars for 6:30 on a Friday night, and the amount of customers inside relayed that. Sat ourselves as requested; server came in a couple minutes to bring menus and take our drink orders. Menu isn't very big and definitely qualifies as 'diner' food: burgers, sandwiches, salads, and simple lunch/dinner items like baked ham, chops, chicken, etc. There were a few kids and senior choices also listed. Very limited drink choices, as well; just a few sodas, coffee, tea, OJ, and milk. (No milkshakes?!) I opted for the chicken taco salad, and was immediately a bit dismayed by the dressing choices. Just your basic salad dressings; I requested ranch but with a side of salsa to kick it up a bit. Girlfriend opted for chicken tenders, corn, fries, and a dinner roll, with semi-sweet tea. My salad overall was okay; the shell was nice and crisp, the chicken was seasoned and plentiful, but there could have been more cheese, and maybe some chopped onions and black olives, as well as a more appropriate dressing, like a chipotle ranch. Barb's chicken tenders were very good; flavorful and juicy. The fries were crispy on the outside, but still with a pillowy center. The corn was apparently frozen, as it was a bit chewy, but was served in way too much liquid, and she had to ask for butter. Her dinner roll was originally forgotten, but then a couple freshly warmed ones were brought out, which were good (though also without butter). Her tea leaned a bit on the sweet side, but was good.

We came in after church and ate lunch and it was totally delicious. The service was great and quick…read moreand the owner. I guess it's him, is just super friendly and helpful. Thanks for a great meal.

Authentic Southern comfort food in a setting chains can't duplicate…read more Nanny's Cabin is a great example of why local restaurants matter. It has the kind of warm, homey experience that Cracker Barrel aims for, but Nanny's Cabin delivers it naturally: a real log-cabin setting, a large front porch, a covered patio, and an atmosphere that feels relaxed, welcoming, and unmistakably local. The service was excellent, friendly, attentive, and down-to-earth. The food is simple, honest Southern family cooking: comforting, satisfying, and served without trying to be something overly fancy. That is exactly the appeal. Whether you are stopping in for breakfast or looking for a casual, comfortable meal, this is a memorable spot with character. Support this local gem, and definitely take a few minutes to enjoy the porch and cabin atmosphere while you are there.

The servers were great, the food, not so much. There was eight of us in a party so it took a little…read morewhile to get our food which I thought would have indicated it would have been very fresh but almost everything delivered was cold and the biscuits were rock hard pretty sure they had been made at least a day before. My Big Boy biscuit was cold. My wife's hash browns were cold and lacking of flavor and the grits had an off taste. Bacon was small pieces and burnt. Not coming back.

King Kitchen Family Restaurant is a great local spot! The food was delicious, the portions were…read moregenerous, and the service was friendly. Everything felt fresh and homemade, and the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Definitely a place I'd come back to!

I came in with a friends for dinner. We were waited on by Madison who was awesome…read more I ordered the chopped sirloin and green beans with a side salad. Everything was fresh and tasty. The inside of this place is kind of old school, but well kept. The prices were pretty good, and it was packed. Definitely worth coming back.