Old style breakfast place for sure. Plenty of free parking. Attentive staff…read more Omelette was very good, surprisingly so.

Service and food all lived up to expectations. I've been coming here since childhood and it's…read morealways been a staple.

Cool place to eat breakfast servers are always polite and…read morenice its clean and always someone else there you know Favorite pancakes

Nice, busy Hometown breakfast and lunch spot. I had the vegetable omelet which was full of fresh…read moreveggies not canned. It is kind of noisy because it's busy! Service was quick as possible.

Food is consistently good! Betsy's is one of our favorite places to eat and an eclectic, iconic…read morerestaurant in the area. Highly recommend!

The town is absolutely lovely, and this restaurant itself is charming. The staff was friendly, and…read morewe genuinely wanted to enjoy our experience. However, if you need to eat gluten-free due to a medical condition like Celiac disease, please be very, very cautious. Although this establishment claims to offer gluten-free options, there seems to be a concerning lack of understanding of what "gluten-free" actually requires. I asked detailed questions before ordering and was assured that my selection was safe. After the food arrived--and after I had already started eating--I was then informed that while the crepe itself was gluten-free, the filling was not. That kind of distinction should be clearly communicated upfront, especially when a customer specifically asks about gluten-free options. Unfortunately, the same situation happened with my daughter, who also has celiac. To make matters worse, we were charged for both the incorrect meals and the replacements. In hindsight, I should have asked for a manager, but we were there to visit with a friend and I didn't want to make a scene. Our total for three people ended up being over $80 with the tip I still left. I understand that eating out always carries risk when you have dietary restrictions, and I ALWAYS try to approach it with patience and kindness. We were traveling, so we didn't have much choice. But if a restaurant says they offer gluten-free items, there needs to be a basic understanding (by the wait staff AND the kitchen cooks) of ingredients and clear communication. What should have been a fun outing turned into a weekend of being very sick. Just something to be aware of if you have to eat gluten-free for health reasons - this is probably not the spot for you.

Amazing food using the freshest ingredients. I didn't realize you could get Michelin quality food…read morein a small town like Southern Pines! We did have to wait on a seat but just meandered around a few stores on the same strip and before we knew it, the wait was over. The bar and all tables were bustling with tourists and locals. I had an egg white frittata bursting with roasted tomatoes and goat cheese topped with arugula. My husband had a huge salad and added perfectly cooked grilled shrimp. He loved the house-made dressing that came with it. Cannot recommend this place enough.

Really cute and busy breakfast/brunch spot. Went to brunch on a Sunday, it was already busy…read more Service is very attentive and so nice. Many families with kids and just an all around wholesome restaurant. The food was so savory and an abundance of it. Music plays low in background, but conversations drown it. By the time we left, there was a line and wait list to get in. I would definitely come back.

We love the food -- healthy and more fattening options available and they don't hand any problem…read moresubstituting to make sure we get what want. But the best part of eating here is Jocelyn. She is absolutely the best!!! Personable, happy, and simply kind. Thanks, Jocelyn!

Came here for breakfast. We were greeted and seated right away…read more I got the you pick 2, a roast beef sandwich with a salad, both were really good. My boyfriend got the classic eggs Benedict, right when his plate was brought to us we were able to see that the egg was not cooked all the way, very runny. He tried them anyways and it was definitely not cooked all the way. We mentioned this to our waitress and she got him 2 new eggs to replace it.

Food is great, the prices are fantastic and the staff is really friendly. Would recommend to anyone…read morevisiting Pinehurst for a quick down home breakfast.

What a great, homey little place to get you a bite!! We stopped by for breakfast today (cash only)…read more It was popping when we got there. Sat quickly at one of the last open tables and our waitress got us coffee quickly. Fried bologna special? Husband had to have it but went with wheat toast instead of the biscuit. I got the hobo special which was all the meats scrambled into eggs with a side of grits. Sis in law got simple breakfast and said biscuit was amazing. Can't beat the price for some simple down home cooking!

The best breakfast spot in Pinehurst! Definitely worth the wait. All the food is homemade and…read moredelicious. Cute little outside patio and lots of dining space inside. Their waitstaff is always friendly and hustling.

Great food at a reasonable price. Nice attentive staff. Patio a plus on nice weather days.read more

Enjoyed a great scone sandwich and latte. The service was fast and attentive. Quiet cafe with…read moreseveral seating options. Try the spicier scones, you'll thank me later.

Today was my first time coming to the Pine Scone Cafe. Café was clean. Staff was friendly and…read moreaccommodating. Staff was knowledgeable about the menu, and very patient because I know we took longer than we should have to make decisions. Restaurant offers what appeared to be scone dough for purchase, as well as other numerous items, such as local honey, and some apparel. I got the rise and pine, a traditional scone with jam and butter, and a vanilla latte. I asked about the jams they offered. Unfortunately, the one I ordered was not available so I got strawberry jam. I gotta say I was a little bit letdown because I assumed this was freshly made jam and not prepackaged store-bought. Either way it tasted fine. The downside to cold store-bought jam is it was impossible to spread on the scone. The scone was so brital that it literally fell apart in my hand. It almost had the consistency of a day old homemade biscuit. There was no salvaging this scone to eat properly I had to eat it in pieces. That aside it did have good flavor. I wonder what would it have tasted like if I could've actually put the jam and butter on it. Latte was good as well as the rise and pine breakfast scone. Seating was a bit different. Meaning that you felt like you were right on top of one another. Not very roomie. The most comfortable seat I must say is the one near the restroom which is a leather loveseat and a chair. I paid $23.73, which included a tip. In my opinion for what I got, this was too much, especially since the scone fell apart in my hand.

Nice bakery and cafe in the village shopping area…read more Very busy and matches pinehurst's type of shop. It isn't as welcoming as other shops but they were busy so it may be better during the week. Coffee souring is good but not done in house. Pastries many choices for pastries but a little disappointing. They suggested them to be warmed and it was still cold. Tasted good but warmed it would have been better and fresh strawberries would have really made it amazing

We love this place but so so disappointed that they aren't open on Sunday - especially Mother's Day…read more! This business is missing out on so much money by closing on sundays .

When I first visited Southern Pines years ago, my mom took me here. I was a little bit skeptical,…read moreI'm not going to lie. It's right next to a gas station and the name...well...let's just say I had questions. Usually it's the places that are a hole in the wall and dives that are the best, though. Let me just say...after I ordered my sandwich and saw that it came with pickles, I was already a happy camper before I tried the sandwich. That was probably around four years ago. Then I took a bite...and it was unlike any sandwich I'd ever had before. It did get a little messy, but what's good food without it being a little messy? Honestly, I'm kind of a mess so it probably had something to do with that. Four years later - nothing had changed. I love going there to get a sandwich when I'm in the area. I just wish they were open a little later. My top three picks are the Birdie, Greek, and Real Italian. You can't go wrong with any of them. I've also tried the Wally, Sand, Pitching, Flip, Original, and New Yorker (sometimes a family member will let me try some of their sandwich...and vice versa). All great. There is just something about my top three though. I love that they are made fresh to order, that you can customize them, that they have an option for gluten free bread, and unsweetened or sweet tea (their unsweetened tea is delicious). I usually get an extra pickle when I remember. They have decent selections for sides as well. Nothing like a good sandwich from Wedgies and a cool drink in the summer! I do wish for more drink and side options...but that's me being super nit-picky. Get yourself a sandwich from Wedgies! You won't be sorry. Sometimes, calling ahead or placing an order ahead is the best way to go because it's usually very busy. Give a nice smile to all the kind people there as well. They do work hard!

Unassuming location, but the capacity quickly became overwhelmed at lunch, because clearly many…read morefolks know how good these sandwiches are. Yes, the bread is quite peculiar but it's delicious, and the stuff between the "slices" is equally good as well as plentiful. I went with the Real Italian and found it full of flavor. Now I'll need to make a few return trips and try some of the other selections.