This is a small local breakfast place, with about 10 tables. You can see Pilot Mountain in the…read moredistance from the window. The food tasted great, although most of the food on the buffet was cold. The issue is the service! You have to seat yourself and despite it being a breakfast buffet, you have to wait for a server to serve you. That took forever--only come when you're not in a rush and have at least 1.5 hours. It wasn't crowded; there were empty tables the entire time I was there. At the buffet, you can't serve yourself. So finally when the server came to take our drink order and buffet details (you can do made-to-order omelets, eggs, pancakes as part of the buffet), you have to stand at the small buffet and wait for a server to put the food you ask for on a plate. This took a ridiculous amount of time. They had plenty of employees, but instead of taking our order or serving the buffet, they were filling ketchup bottles, talking, or doing other tasks that had nothing to do with serving the customers standing there waiting. There was a man walking around (appeared to be the owner, as he would occasionally instruct his staff) who was drinking a sweet tea. He rounded the corner to the buffet and I thought that he would finally help us. No, he was just refilling his sweet tea behind the counter. The kitchen knew what they were doing, but the wait staff is just plain awful. They were friendly, but inept. If they train their employees better, I will be back. For now, I won't return.

The view from my window was beautiful, which definitely added to the experience. This is a…read moreseat-yourself café, and while that was fine, it did take a while for our waitress to come by--even though she only had two tables. When the food arrived, I immediately noticed the sausage looked off and had a strange smell. It wasn't up to my standards, so I decided to skip it. Thankfully, the rest of the meal was better. The eggs were good, and the French toast was absolutely delicious--the highlight of the meal, for sure. Overall, while there's definitely room for improvement in both service and food quality, it wasn't a bad experience.

Love this place. Great food, friendly service. Plus the pies are all delicious. Always a good meal.read more

If you know, you know. Liberty is a staple in Lewisville and for good reason. The food is…read moreconsistently good, the service is consistently excellent, and all at a reasonable price. You feel like you visited a family member or close friend when you visit Liberty. They remember you and what you like - Arnold Palmer for me! Just had the fried flounder and it was a 10/10 as were the sides! What a great little place. Highly recommend recommend if you haven't had the pleasure. You'll thank me!

Man, talk about a hole in the wall. I pride myself on knowing High Point like the back of my hand…read morehaving grown up there, but I truly never knew this place was here even though it apparently has been for quite some time. It's a little set back from the main thorughfare, but now with the food hall and other development happening nearby, I passed it a couple times and got curious about it, so finally stopped in. The building, the parking lot, everything about it is in serious need of a remodel. Curb appeal certainly limited, but I didn't feel that the inside was unclean in any way. Just very old and dated. Places like this often sneakily have some of the best food, so this didn't deter me. You order at the counter and they bring it out to you, get your own drinks, which really is about all I ever want in a sandwich shop. I had the club sandwich with fries. It came on nicely grilled bread with a decent amount of cold cuts, cheese, and bacon. They subbed in honey mustard to replace the mayo as I asked. It came with a HUGE order of fries! The fries were well done, maybe a little more cooked than most would prefer, but they were perfect for me. If I had eaten them all, I would have been very full. Flavor on everything was satisfying, nothing crazy, price was pretty good as well. Overall, I think I would come back here on occasion, for those times where you need "just a lunch" where it would serve me well.

Awesome little hole in the wall spot, Decent Amount of seating for the size (smaller) Waited not…read morelong at all for 3 Cheesesteaks that came out perfectly, definitely recommend if your in the area & want something filling, they also serve burgers, subs & gyros, Definitely will be back.

We were guests of family for our visit to RBL And our visit…read moredid not disappoint. Our waitress Alexis, was just so warm and inviting. So, let's talk food. The turkey, apple, brie on Gf bread was delicious. If you look at the image you might say "it's not toasted?" But for dietary restricted this is actually a wonderful attention to detail. The kitchen could not toast my bread without increasing my risk of cross contamination. My drink arrived and unfortunately a bug flew straight in and took a swim. When I brought this up to Alexis she immediately got me a new drink and resolved the issue. Issues and errors happen but I commend Alexis and RBL for how they handled the scenario. If you are in W-S please stop in and be prepared for a wonderful experience!

First choice when eating out! GO THERE and get the Brie for sure.. I love the very berry salad w/…read moreprotein added. The service has always been stellar..helpful but not hovering! The feeling inside River Birch is very comfortable. Different wall decorations like huge canoes etc.. They do takeout and take reservations. Excellent restaurant!

Great breakfast!! Turkey sausage links are not what they used to serve and fell all the way down…read morethe hill. Never ordering again. Got bacon in its place. The fresh blueberries in my pancake are exactly the taste I wanted. Everyone enjoyed their food. Best part was talking to Delaney and the newbie Christina. They are both so great!!! Can't wait to return - and get another Pineapple Express!

We were excited to go to First Watch on March 31 around 1:00 PM at Friendly Center. We live nearby…read moreand this would be a regular for us. We were told the wait would be 10 minutes. After more than 20 minutes waiting outside, we went back in and were told we could be seated. The hostess confirmed our name, then immediately seated another couple who had just arrived. We then watched another party who came in after us get seated in better booths and served right away. We were placed in the worst seats right by the check-in area, while those tables were greeted, given menus, and served immediately. We hadn't even been acknowledged properly. The difference in how guests were handled was obvious and hard to ignore. Whether it was poor management or something else, it didn't feel right. We chose to leave and went to The Cheesecake Factory nearby, where the service was respectful and consistent from the start. This needs to be addressed. No one should be treated differently walking into a restaurant.

Popped in for a quick lunch at Muddy Creek Cafe in Old Salem. As you enter, you place your order at…read morethe counter, get a number and take a seat at a table either inside or outside on the patio. It was Saturday, and they had a guitar duet playing during lunch. I ordered the Corned Beef Reuben with a side of Cole Slaw. My sandwich was delicious as was the Cole Slaw.

I've only been there once but they're broccoli soup was the best I've had outside of me fixing…read moremyself. And they're Mediterranean tray was delicious too. I wouldn't pass this place up if you're in Old Salem.

Absolutely outstanding!! I've been dying to try Homestead and finally made it out. This is some of…read morethe best food I've had, truly. I ordered the Fried Chicken Biscuit with egg and pimento cheese. WOW. The biscuits are delicious, and I could immediately tell the chicken would be amazing based on the breading and seasoning. I also enjoyed the home fries. One of the cool things about here is that they also sell local products like honey, elderberry, and eggs. I bought a dozen for $6. Everyone here is so friendly! I love the coziness of the space and that they even have a little bar for seating! The hours are super limited so check before you go (Th & Fr 7-2).

10 stars!! I have wanted to get here for months and finally we made it. It's the location of the…read moreold R&L diner but HUGE upgrade. Very quaint and clean on the inside. They had to gut the place and do a full reno. Owners are super nice and one used to be the head chef at The Undercurrent in Gso for 16yrs. The food- amazingly fantastic. We split the Monroeton Monster platter and we're completely satisfied. The potatoes were fire, the grits creamy and buttery, sausage and bacon were spot on and the biscuit with sausage gravy.... They serve breakfast and lunch on Friday and Saturday and run a catering business as well. One side of the store has a small market with take home foods and local crafts. Can't wait to come back for lunch. We'll worth the drive from Greensboro or wherever you are.

The best diner in Greensboro and it may not be close. The sausage patties were the best i've ever…read morehad. hand-breaded chicken tenders cooked to order. Perfect pancakes and breakfast potatoes. Gospel brunch atmosphere and the service was as good as the food. highly recommended!

Lord have mercy come support summit cafe they close at 2pm but this is the only place in Greensboro…read morewhere you can get salmon patties and fried fish and grits for breakfast like how I had growing up. This place is very welcoming and service is quick and friendly and you will get some laughs