We were in town from Knoxville & had a delicious brunch! The food was wonderful, the atmosphere…read moreis great & our service was exceptional (thank you Londyn!) Do yourself a favor & stop in here!

Such a great little place tucked away in town. The food is the perfect "home cooked" meal. Prices…read moreare good and service is wonderful!

Sat out on the porch with our pup Evie. Beautiful scenery…read moreand the sounds of the country. Adorable and clean this restaurant truly is a beautiful place to get away and reconnect with the country life. We will visit often.

Outstanding Southern cooking. Best cheesy grits ever. Fried chicken. Fried bologna sandwich. Hush…read morepuppies. Peach Cobbler. No nonsense real deal food. Cute, homey place. Server was very friendly and helpful. If I lived in the area, I'd be in there every week!

I have eaten here many times, but never ordered dessert…read more Yesterday, March 7th, I ordered the coconut pie. My meal was delicious as always, but the coconut pie was out of this world the very best I have eaten. I will be going back next week for another piece of pie and try to get a picture before I devour it! GREAT JOB RUTH'S PLACE!

This is a basic diner with a very large selection of menu items. We stopped in for lunch, and I had…read morea ribeye on garlic toast. Tasty and simple. I wish I'd saved room for dessert, but was full after the sandwich and an order of pinto beans. Recommended when you want comfort food.

Was in town stopped to eat breakfast Ordered grits which…read morewere runny and 1 over medium eggs were over cooked,was gonna let waitress know wasn't busy so she had no reason not to check on me to see if I needed anything Had to ask the cashier for napkins Left tip Food was 9.00 paid with a 10.00 Asked for my 1.00 back and she. Cashier told me that it was food tax

This spot is great country food and great southern hospitality. My eggs were cooked perfectly. The…read morepork chop was so full of flavor. Our server Brandy was so genuine and kept the coffee full. She has such a beautiful Appalachian accent.

Traveling through, stopped in for to go sandwiches. The coffee shop is very cute, well decorated…read moreand clean. Order at a counter and seat yourself in a small dining room off to the side. Staff were helpful and friendly. Christian music on the radio and scripture on the wall which I loved. I ordered the turkey and apple panini and they graciously made a plain grilled cheese for my children. Both were delicious, very quick made and hot. Cookies from the bakery shelf were excellent. Worth $25. I didn't try the coffee since it was later in the day but they sell Red Rooster which is a very popular local brand. Well done.

We enjoyed the food, tea and coffee! Nice place to stop in for a snack or lunch ....sandwiches,…read moreetc. the question is will we go back again, Yes definitely.

Awesome food!! Great Brisket!! Great fried Catfish !! It was a great place to eat!! Awesome Walnut…read morebar top

The best BBQ in the area!…read more One walks into this restaurant with a "Where have you been all my life?!" feeling and leave there feeling like they have experienced a phenomenon of culinary bliss! This restaurant does NOT disappoint! We really enjoyed our experience at this relaxed restaurant. Rebecca, our server, did an excellent job anticipating our needs and flawlessly ensured our order was correct. She was awesome! Food is UNBELIEVABLY EXCELLENT! The brisket and pulled pork was perfectly done! The potato salad and banana pudding were great. My son had the half-rack of ribs and the portion they brought out looked like a whole rack. We've never seen our son eat ribs so quickly - he devoured them in what was likely a record time, and if you knew this kid - he doesn't get in a hurry for anything...but had we reached over his plate we would likely be missing fingers... lol The brisket was tender, juicy, and very flavorful. My wife enjoyed the chicken and brisket. The collard greens were perfectly done. The sauces were great! Banana pudding was the best you can get aside from having homemade. We live about 40 minutes from this restaurant and in another county - but we will now be regular fixtures at this restaurant. They are definitely the G.O.A.T. in a 4 county area! Do give them a try!

Love this great burger place! Excellent location, easy parking, and great atmosphere for a meal…read more Lots of seating, but some table are a little close and tough to get in to. Loved the sunrise burger; their onion rings were delicious - as was their tots! Must visit location when in Rocky Mount.

Wow, I normally like this place but we were here last night for a special family occasion as a…read moreparty of 4 and no one's food was good except for the appetizers. All three burgers were way over cooked, the Cubano sandwich was disgusting with the pork having zero flavor and being cooked to death. Service was so slow it took a while to be served. A very disappointing evening and a horrible birthday dinner for one of our party. The waitress was good and kept apologizing but it was a truly bad experience.

My wife and I ate there every week for years, until she passed away. We loved the people that…read moreworked there, and the food and the service. It's the best place in Franklin to eat. I would recommend Dudley's Truck Stop to everyone that's looking for a great place to eat.

The Taj Mahal of truck stop restaurants. If you are traveling anywhere nearby (or even if you…read morearen't but can reroute yourself without too much inconvenience) eat your breakfast on the road here. In fact, even if you're in, for example, Florida or California, and are tempted to enter a Waffle House, or an IHOP, Denny's, or, heaven forbid, a Cracker Barrel -- just drive toward the Blue Ridge Mountains and eat at Dudley's instead. The mountain areas of Virginia have restaurants, both large and small, of shockingly good quality (especially if you're way too used to North Carolina's generally dismal offerings). And the splendor of Virginia culinary expertise clearly applies to truck stops -- or at least it does here, in a little restaurant that doesn't seem to have changed much in the last 60 years. Here, all of your diner breakfast dreams will come true. For example, the omelets are perfect diner omelets. The home fries (usually something to be avoided at many diners) clearly come from real potatoes which have been perfectly chopped and even excellently seasoned. There are actual biscuits, seemingly made in-house (shockingly a rarity in other, less rarified, parts of the Southeast - trust me). And it all tastes good and is cooked impeccably. Best of all, is the extra special depth of flavor that can only come from a grill that has seen, and cooked, a lot of history, like a well-loved iron frying pan. You can try to fry bacon elsewhere, but it will never have the same indefinable magic that comes from a venerable diner kitchen. The atmosphere gives top quality diner scenery. The walls, the curtains, the friendly regulars, the pictures, the memorabilia, photos of Willie Nelson, a taxidermied bobcat (which, I should clarify, is a bobcat, I don't mean it's a photo of a bobcat named Willie Nelson, though that may well have been his name to his bobcat friends). it's all magnificent, charming, and will make you miss the sepia-toned vision of your childhood, which really was never like this at all, but it feels right. Chain restaurants can only wish they had a 1/100th of the pleasant authenticity of the decor here. The service is very efficient and, of course, super-friendly (as you would expect), but never annoying or overbearing. It's just as it should be. A lot of the quality comes from (as it does everywhere that is special) having an ever-present owner, who, from the long-ago beginning, has been at the restaurant every step of the way. Great establishments often owe their greatness to a wise owner who harnesses the threads of the business like the Fates at the loom. Thank you for maintaining such a nice place.

The atmosphere is quaint and cozy. The food is fresh and tasty, and the staff serving it has that…read morereal southern hospitality. While everyone was pleasant, it was Cara that really stood out. She was very bubbly and conversational, and I want to make sure that she gets her recognition. The whole establishment deserves some recognition, honestly. I had never had a Philly cheesesteak before, and this was such a lovely first impression. I'm wishing them the best.

Our first visit and the experience was delightful. The food was good and the atmosphere was very…read morerelaxed. Service was great and the staff was extra friendly.

Seriously surprised to find this little place in Rocky Mount!…read more All the food was excellent, generous fresh portions, the salsas were all really flavorful, the countertop service was quick and staff friendly. It's nothing fancy, the ambiance is what's expected at a typical taqueria. The food was far above par. Be adventurous and try the Tacos de Lengua or Cabeza. Excellent! (We are from Tucson Az. transplants to Wa State and have a Salsa Co, so like to think we know what we're talking about when it comes to good Mexican food!)

After living out West for a number of years, I got spoiled on incredible mexican food...but La Casa…read moreDel Burrito is just as delicious! The surf and turf burrito, carne asada chimichanga and queso with chips are all delicious. The service is fast and friendly and there are specials each weekend on various menu items. For example, this week it's carnitas build your own tacos for $11.99. And every other Wednesday, they serve quesa birria. My only letdown is they don't serve margaritas - just kidding! This place is top notch.