First visit to Big Red's Cafe and it did NOT disappoint!…read more We tried the Kickin' Chicken with pasta salad and The Big Red with potato salad -- and wow... every bite was delicious! The service was friendly, welcoming, and made us feel right at home. Safe to say we'll definitely be back because there are SO many more things on the menu we can't wait to try!

I love the cabin aesthetic of the cafe. There are chairs and a table outside on the porch. Inside…read morethere are tons of seats. It's June and they have a Christmas tree (favorite holiday!). As a book girl I love that they have blind date with a book and a bookshelf with books. I also enjoyed the music selection. The staff were friendly. I got a Honey Nut Cheerios latte. Delicious! It's sweet so if you don't like sweet then it will not be for you. I also got a bacon, egg, and cheese. Which there was a little more food in the sandwich but it was still filling. We were playing on ordering and eating on the road but decided to sit and eat. I would definitely go back.

We were incredibly impressed with the food and prices at The Mountie Shack! Everything was hot and…read morefresh and very good. The place is inside the BP there not far off I-85 and at 161. They do breakfast all day, weekly specials and most of the American home cooking and sandwich classics you'd expect at a little family restaurant. We'll be back. Courteous service too!

Very good breakfast and lunch better than all the chains located around it I suggest you try them…read morefor breakfast or lunch. You will not be disappointed.

Food and service were great! The inside appearance was really cool! Great 50's music cool photos…read moreand comfortable seats!

I have enjoyed this restaurant for years. But here lately their prices have skyrocketed. Last week…read moreI got breakfast for my lady and myself. My lady had two eye and cheese biscuits with grits. I had Two scramble eggs with grits and toast. This hit me for 32.06. We had the same thing at Alis the day before and it was only $22.00. So even though CC has great food, I'll be staying away from them for a while.

We were in town for an event and decided to have an early dinner at Nellie's…read more This place has a friendly staff, great ambiance and good food. This is our second visit here, and our first time with the dinner menu. There were lots of great choices! We tried the hush puppies appetizer and the deviled eggs to start. Great presentation and delicious. For entrees we went with the chicken and gravy, fish tacos and the love bug smash burger. Huge portions and really really good. We were very full afterward. We wanted to have a little more leisurely time there, maybe try a dessert, but we had to be at an event, so there was a time constraint. Overall, this is a great spot in downtown Belmont. Also, this is Jonas family owned restaurant so check out all the music memorabilia by the restrooms.

My wife and I recently visited Nellie's Southern Kitchen, and unfortunately our experience was…read moredisappointing overall. We started with the pimento cheese fries, which were easily the highlight of the meal. They were flavorful, well-prepared, and set a great first impression. Unfortunately, things went downhill from there. The service was noticeably slow, and our food took quite a while to arrive. I ordered the fried chicken, and it was significantly overcooked. The chicken was dry, and the breading was so dark it was just shy of being burnt. The mashed potatoes on the side were good, but they couldn't make up for the quality of the main dish. My wife ordered the chicken fried steak with roasted carrots. The steak itself was quite good, but the carrots never arrived with the meal. They were brought out long after we had finished eating, which made them feel like an afterthought. For dessert, my wife chose the peach cobbler. It appeared to be served with ice cream, but by the time it reached the table, the ice cream had completely melted. The dessert looked more like peach cobbler floating in a bowl of melted ice cream than a properly plated dessert. Whether it sat too long before being served or was prepared incorrectly, it was not particularly appealing. The one bright spot throughout the evening was our server. He was attentive, checked on us regularly, and kept our drinks refilled. Unfortunately, good service alone wasn't enough to overcome the slow pace and disappointing food quality. Based on this visit, the overall dining experience was subpar. Aside from the pimento cheese fries and a few individual items, the meal did not live up to expectations.

I really wanted to like this place because the presentation of the food matched what you would…read moreexpect from a traditional North Carolina-style restaurant. Unfortunately, the quality of the food was very disappointing. I ordered burger steak with slaw, mashed potatoes, and gravy, while my sons ordered hamburgers. The meat in both meals felt extremely crumbly, almost as if it contained a large amount of breadcrumbs and very little actual meat. The flavor was far from what you would expect from quality beef and honestly tasted like everything except real meat. The mashed potatoes and gravy were average at best, and even the coffee tasted extremely weak, almost like flavored water. The only item I genuinely liked was the coleslaw. The wait staff were polite and genuinely tried to make the experience pleasant, which I appreciate. However, people primarily visit restaurants for the food, and sadly that was the weakest part of the experience at Small Town Kitchen in Cherryville. On a scale from 0-10, where 10 is excellent, I would honestly give the experience a 1, mainly because the coleslaw was decent. I hope the restaurant improves the quality of its meat and overall food preparation because the location itself has potential.

I remember coming to this building when I was a little girl with my grandparents. It used to be a…read moreWestern Sizzlin' and has been a few things in between over the years. Today, while in Cherryville, we finally stopped in for breakfast--and it was very good! About $30 for both of us, and definitely worth it. We'll be back for sure.

Sold and closed 15 March 2026. Sorry to see it go. Had pretty good food and service although…read moreinterior was getting somewhat dated.

For a small town restaurant it checked all the boxes. The menu was varied and offered something for…read moreeveryone, food was hot and fresh, portions were generous, service was friendly and efficient, the restaurant and bathrooms were clean pleasant. Their take out service was booming. It is not fine dining but if I lived here I would be a regular I bet.

I have been to this restaurant quite a few time's and I loved their menu and prices!"read more

Sub was good. Staff seemed friendly. Music didn't match the vibe as much but it's ok. My first time…read morehere.

Food is good. Corn bread not so much. They have the best mac and cheese. Service is great.read more

Quick order diner in downtown Clover. COVID practice underway with masks required and the distanced…read moretables disinfected between customers. I arrived at a good time as a table had just opened up and was cleaned for me. At just before 11am, I opted for the breakfast menu and ordered a ham and cheese omelet. It didn't take too long (the restaurant was quite busy) and my breakfast was set before me. A good portion, nicely loaded with ham and the toast was tasty. Easy and simple, they got it right. Good service and very inexpensive. Lots of coffee as well. [Review 13869 overall, 1191 of 2020, number 629 in South Carolina.]