Had a wonderful and huge breakfast with my family on Sunday. The service was great and the coffee…read morewas good. Definitely had old school diner vibes. We would definitely eat here again. Sorry I didn't get any pics of the food but we were hungry

Just wanted to post a menu since it's impossible to find! You're welcome!! Have a lovely day!read more

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.

I am from out of town and pulled in here for quick lunch. The lady in here was so nice and the food…read morewas so good. if you want home cooking you need to go here.

Good home cooked breakfast. Biscuits were very good. Very friendly service. A bit more expensive…read morethan one would expect, though.

Food is fantastic!! Love the chicken livers on Wednesday!! Val is very nice to her customers!!read more

First of all, I ordered a white fish sandwich. The fish was so hard. I could barely chew it. It was…read moreovercooked. It's not as good as the sandwich I used to get there when she was located on Memorial Avenue this Timberlake Road location is not up to par like the old one get a new cook

Classic Lynchburg hot dog shop. My first visit in 45+ years. Excellent wings and fried pickles…read more Great dive bar!

I had an amazing birthday (August 2023) at this location with friends I've had for 15+ years…read more Hateful bones is a band I've followed for a while until I moved away to be a military wife. Hateful bones played that evening and it was my first time ever at stadium inn. Beer was cold, outdoor play (corn hole), lots of seating, even close to the stage. The inside bar was small, borderline too small but i managed to get around, managed to order, and use the bathroom. I didn't eat, but I hear the food is great. I stayed the entire night and had an absolute amazing time. I've returned twice more, again to drink. Not eat. Great times, but the best comes with a live band ;]

i had no idea what to expect walking in to a gas station for lunch. we had been recommended this…read moreplace by a local so we checked it out. it is a full service restaurant inside a gas station. the menu is solid and service was quick. i got the pulled pork sandwich - one of the best i have ever had, SO good, and the tater tots on the side were great. very affordable for a solid portion

First time and definitely not our last. Great beer selection and fantastic food. The burger was a…read morehome run and the fried pickles were perfect. Highly recommend!!

A Cheesy all the way and fries...please and thank you!…read more Never a bad meal and the service is the best!

Used to come here from San Francisco every for Thanksgiving at the in laws. Always loved late night…read morechow down at Texas Inn. What happened to the 'Not Dog'? Bun with Everything except the Hot Dog?

Visiting our daughter that's a student at Randolph College and wanted to take her out for a…read morebirthday breakfast. Nice short walk from our hotel. A bit of a wait, but that was to be expected given that it was also Valentines Day. The hostess greeted us and kept us updated on an approximate wait time. Ultimately, waited for about 20 minutes. The wait time proved to be 100% worth! The menu had something to satisfy even the pickiest of eaters. Our waitress was swamped covering two stations, but so attentive to our table. Coffee, OJ and waters were delivered quickly. Once our order was taken, our food was delivered piping hot within 10 minutes. Our meals were incredibly delicious and very generous in portion size. Will absolutley return next time we are in town.

4.5 stars! Had a…read moregreat lunch with colleagues at this historic eatery in downtown Lynchburg. Autumn was an absolute gem. Polite, professional, attentive, welcoming... All while respecting the conversation going on at the table and being mindful not to interrupt. I started with a glass of sweet tea. One sip and I knew I was in the south, for real. Perfectly sweetened, like a glass of 'Southern Champagne' should be. I started with an order of fried pickles. The portion was more than enough to share and they were everything I wanted them to be. Battered and fried, and served with a generous portion of cool and creamy ranch dressing for dipping. A southern staple, and this place did it right. For lunch I had the Reuben with a side of fries. The bread was perfectly toasted and crispy, the sandwich was stuffed with lots of tasty corned beef and sauerkraut, and the fries were piping hot. I'm glad I had a light breakfast that morning because that sandwich was so filling and so good. I noticed that they also serve breakfast all day. My coworkers both decided to get breakfast entrees for lunch, and they looked amazing. Especially those biscuits. The table beside me ordered a huge plate of pumpkin pancakes. I could smell them from the second the server brought them out from the kitchen. Needless to say, I'll definitely be back to check out their breakfast options. This is a charming and quaint little eatery in downtown Lynchburg and I definitely recommend giving it a try if you find yourself on, or near, Main Street.

What a wonderful lunch. Don't judge this place by its looks. The food is fresh and amazing. I had…read morethe steak and cheese, my daughter had the Italian. Both came on freshly baked bread that made the sandwiches. Service was good. We took pastried to go and they were amazing as well.

(If you get nothing else from this review, know the rolls used for their sandwiches are homemade…read moreand DELICIOUS.) While my passion is pizza, Kid #1 would live or die for a sandwich. And who doesn't love meat + cheese + bread? So when sustenance was needed on our road trip, a Yelp search for "sandwiches" led us to What A Blessing. I admit we were skeptical. The interior was small and... well... odd. It reminded me of my great-aunt Marie's farmhouse. Upon immediately walking in the door I saw that a large bakery case was empty. I almost walked out thinking the place was going out of business. However, we grabbed a table in the (small) dining room and perused the limited menu. We ordered roast beef, but they were out of it. We ordered soup, but they had none to offer. Discouragement set it, but we persevered. Finally, our subs and sandwiches arrived! They all came with a side of BBQ chips. Now... BBQ chips are my favorite, so I perked up immediately. Let me shout this: THE SUB ROLLS WERE HOMEMADE! They were delicious. Fantastic flavor. Perfect texture and crumb. The subs were piled with meat, which tasted high quality. Kid #1 swore her turkey was Boar's Head. Maybe it was or maybe it wasn't, but it was definitely quality meat. My cheesesteak was fantastic, and the Italian sub was spot-on. The burger was just average, but the delicious HOMEMADE bun made up for it. All the veggies (lettuce, tomato, etc.) on our subs seemed fresh. The owner(?) dropped some free pastries at our table, too. Sweet, tender, and tasty! I would recommend you grab a donut or two to go, too. In the area and want a sweet or a sammie? Check out What A Blessing to support a local guy and a Christian.

Had greens, stewed tomatoes, and Mac snd cheese. Mac and Cheese is the best I've had in Lynchburg…read more Highly recommend this place!

It's hidden away in this tiny corner of the Lynchburg Downtown market and honestly I wouldn't have…read moregone if not urged by a friend to try it out. This place's food is what you would imagine how a diner's food should taste like. Affordable, delicious and leaves you with this thin film of oil on your fingers and mouth from how much you've eaten. Haven't had anything I disliked yet but here's some highlights that I would recommend to newer patrons. The French toast is criminally underrated. It's delicious and affordable! The sweet tea isn't a casual sweet tea, this thing is very sugary and somehow the punch or juice that they have on the side, next to the tea is even more sugary. Beware if you're not prepared. Any of their lunch sandwiches can be a little pricey but I recommend either the patty melt or the sailor. Both are filling sandwiches that are something you can't really find elsewhere in Lynchburg and this place knows what they're doing when your sandwich comes out crisp and hot. If you get the chance, give this place a try!