I stopped by here around 1:25pm on a Friday afternoon to grab some lunch while in the area…read morebabysitting my nephew. I saw this place on Instagram a while back, so I wanted to try it. Upon arrival, I thought they were closed bc there were no cars in the parking lot. I went inside when my nephew. I was greeted by staff behind the register. I was given a menu and took same time to review before I placed order at 1:29pm. I got the hibachi fries that come with chicken and steak. I also got Philly cheesesteak egg roll. I was told it would be 10 minutes. I walked around and got my nephew a little juice and it was $3! Wow. Too expensive. I received my food at 1:35pm. It was hot and fresh. I went to a nearby park to eat. No complaints with the fries as it was a lot of meet and very delicious. There was some type of sauce on top that wasn't bad. I likely wouldn't have gotten it had I been asked about it, without trying it, as I tend to error on the side of caution to avoid wasting money and food. The egg-roll on the other hand was lackluster and small. It definitely wasn't worth $4. I would return. Staff member was friendly and I want to try the regular hibachi plate. The store itself is somewhat lacking. I noticed there were many things empty on the shelves, such as the snacks. Options are limited. If you're looking for a convenience store, you may want to check somewhere else as they might not have what you need or what.

The food was delicious! The ingredients were fresh & we could tell the food was made from scratch…read more I appreciated all the different foods that they could make with a few, super fresh ingredients! This is better than 95% of the rest of the restaurants everywhere. It's REAL food! LOVED IT!!!

The pork chop sandwich is huge and fried perfectly! Add some fresh okra to round out your meal.read more

The fried chicken, fries and fried gizzards are amazing! I don't know why this place doesn't have…read moremore ratings. Best fried chicken in Goldsboro even though it's in a convenient store.

Great service and quality food, staff are always friendly and helpful!…read moreHard to beat a Carolina style cheeseburger and/or hotdog, with mustard, chili and onions, better known, all the way,

First the service is number 1. They stay busy so there is a little wait time but the food is well…read moreworth it. They use Carolina Packers hot dogs which is a plus in my book. There's plenty of seating as they have adequate seating inside and out. It is a country store and they many more advantages than food. Stop in and get a couple of dogs and have a seat and stay a while.

Local , home spot, where all the locals go for good food!! My kids were shocked that good food was…read moresold in a convenience store. The Manager recognized me from years ago!! As soon as you walk in the hot bar is on the left. There was a line after I ordered. A couple of takeaways.... Fresh eggs not liquid. Tenderloin. Fresh sausage. I ordered 3- tenderloin with hoop cheese & gravy , bacon / egg/ & cheese , and a sausage & cheese biscuit. The hoop cheese is Great!!!

I'm trying to get a hot dog in every county in North Carolina and for Greene County I had initially…read moreselected Chele's Cafe in Snow Hill. Unfortunately, when I got there they were closed. I pivoted and reluctantly was heading to Hwy 55 Burgers and Fries when I passed the Fast Break Convenience Store that had a banner outside advertising hot dogs and burgers. I (safely) made a u-turn, parked, and headed inside. It's a typical convenience store with sundry items on the right and a large grill, counter, and hot bar on the left. It was 10:40 and I wasn't sure if I could get lunch yet. I was aimlessly staring at the menu when the women behind the counter asks, "You want lunch?" She read my mind. I ordered the hot dog combo that came with a canned drink and 3 potato wedges. The hot dogs here usually come with chili, onions, mustard, and ketchup. I asked for no onions and she confirmed with me no fewer than three times, "No Onions?" I appreciated that. I took my meal out to the car and enjoyed. Everything was hot and the chili had great flavor. While it may be sacrilegious, I enjoy ketchup on my hot dog every now and then. The wedges were perfection - crispy outside and soft inside. I wish they were seasoned a bit more. The other things on the hot bar looked awesome, especially the meatloaf and meatballs. I want to go back here!

Great pizza, cheese bread is awesome and staff is SO FRIENDLY and professional. They just opened…read morethe first brew bar attached and the co owner gave us a tour around and the cashier girl called me ma'am with every interaction (I'm 30). Excellent addition to pikeville!

We ordered meatball subs and added extra cheese but it came with the normal amount. Also the…read moremeatballs are cut in half. Very thin subs! Then I went to refill my drink and the machine was switched off. The two girls working there just let me stand there and didn't ask me if I needed anything or tell me anything either. So if there aren't free refills wouldn't you say that to a customer standing at the drink station that you know is turned off!

I only needed something to drink and seeing this place was finally open, why not dip in and scope…read moreit out? Being the glutton I am, I couldn't resist a little bit of the Blue Bell ice cream on a mid 70's & sunny Sunday afternoon. Jada was more than happy to hand-scoop a small amount into a cone for me. Nice change of pace to have legitimately friendly employees with personalities of their own and not scripted, robotic or lethargic individuals in a clean establishment. Unsure of the food offerings quality but with a BoJangles going in next door I suspect Duck Thru will have to add some more razzle dazzle to their little ice cream bar. A banana split or hot fudge sundae would've been as lit as this place's parking lot was for months before officially opening.

This was a spontaneous stop on the way to the beach for us. It is a cool little shop with lots of…read morepickle items... of course. There was parking on the street and it was pretty crowded for a Saturday morning. If you like Mt. Olive pickles and are nearby - check it out.

I finally made it to the Mt. Olive Pickle Parlor when it was open, and I could go inside! I'd been…read morewanting to go to Mt. Olive's Pickle Gift Shop since it was located inside the Mt. Olive Pickle Company. Then last year, I saw that The Pickle Parlor opened. I did stop by last July, but I knew the Pickle Parlor wouldn't be open, so I stopped anyway and peeked in the windows. The Pickle Parlor is located in Downtown Mt. Olive. It serves as a gift shop and museum for Mt. Olive Pickle. The store is around 3,000 square feet. When you walk inside, you will first notice the bar area and the shiny ceilings. The decor resembles that of the 1920s, as Mt. Olive Pickle opened in 1926. The ceilings replicate punched tin. The colors in the store match the brand colors. There are photos of Mt. Olive employees on the walls, too. In the back of the store are some chairs and a TV playing a video about Mt. Olive Pickles' 100 years. The area is shaped like a pickle barrel. This is the best way to see how Mt. Olive Pickle operates, as tours of the facility are not offered. Some of the walls have details about the history of the company among the items for sale. They sell everything from t-shirts to hats to tote bags to ornaments to cotton candy to koozies to umbrellas to popcorn to pickles to relishes to even some of the canned dill pickle soda. The bar has regular sodas available, too. If you can't make it to the store, they have an online store and can ship items to you. The video is also available on the website in the FAQS section about tours. I did expect to sample some pickles as I had read about a "pickle bar". I did get to sample the pickle soda when I asked about it. It is bright green, but I enjoyed it and even bought a can to take with me. It is a unique taste. After you finish your visit to the Pickle Parlor, the Train Depot is located behind the store. After you see the Mt. Olive Pickle Mural, keep going and turn right. There will be a sign for the Train Depot. Then, on the other side of the train tracks that run through the center of town, are two more murals: one was recently completed by Max Dowdle, as he is painting a mural in each county of NC, and the other is a tribute to Mt. Olive.

This is the third time I've eaten here. It's always been for breakfast. I just haven't enjoyed it…read morevery much. For instance, today I asked for grilled toast and the brought warm bread not even toasted. Then when I asked for them to grill it, they brought it back toasted almost burnt. The omelet looked as though they cooked it on a griddle with too much burn butter or oil, because the omelet looked brown and tasted like burnt eggs. I probably won't be back.

Service was very pleasant and nice. We opted for the dinner buffet. Just not very good. The fried…read morechicken lacked flavor, the turkey dressing was mushy and the country style steak was tender but lacked flavor. The sweet tea, hush puppies and garden / green peas were good. Extra charge for one trip to the salad bar. Lettuce didn't appear fresh. Broad selection of salad adds. Just not for us. Seemed popular with the locals.