First of all, I ordered a white fish sandwich. The fish was so hard. I could barely chew it. It was…read moreovercooked. It's not as good as the sandwich I used to get there when she was located on Memorial Avenue this Timberlake Road location is not up to par like the old one get a new cook

5 Star and then some ! How about the best southern cooking in Lynchburg. Vals is it. I had the beef…read moreliver n onions and I could tell cooked to order. The greens are some of the best I've ever had,(and that's including mine) They remember their customers and if Val has time, she will come out and make sure you are happy. Stewed tomatoes are a little sweet for me but I'll eat em up. Take lessons people, she know how to make fried chicken n keep it moist. TY for moving to Timberlake Rd, so much closer for my folks and I'll come by every time I'm in town.

I went to this restaurant today and ordered the 2 piece chicken dinner with fries and the chicken…read morewas not done it was still pink inside I wouldn't recommend this restaurant to anyone and the tables were dirty such a nasty restaurant

Stopped in after a recommendation. This place is awesome. The staff was super friendly and it…read morefelt very welcoming. The restaurant was clean and there is plenty of seating. We got a sauce burger and let me tell you it was amazing. Do yourself a favor and get the collards. One of my favorite spots in Lynchburg.

We had never been to Virginia and saw this spot at lunchtime and got the last of their brunch/lunch…read moreon a Saturday......soooooo delicious! The green beans were awesome, cheesy broccoli was crispy on top and awesome, wonderful chicken, salmon patty, and biscuit (I put jam on it) too! We split a plate and it was plenty! Irene does all of this and has been for decades we were told by the lovely server who has worked Saturdays for her for 36 years! Loved the food, people, and story!

AMAZING salmon patties and everything is seasoned just right, I rarely get breakfast out because…read moremost of the time it's bland. Irene's food slaps.

I often enjoy lunch from here. The service is friendly and the food is very good! I like the…read moremeatloaf and collard greens best.

I visited Lynchburg, VA with intentions of supporting excellent businesses who were also…read moreblack-owned. Listen, I was most determined to find food that would make me dance when I ate it! Using a blog post from the town's website, I made my list of places to visit- Home Cookin' wasn't on it. On a whim as we returned to our lodge, I googled "soul food". Behold, Home Cookin' came up, and it was in my area! It was a God deal. In fact, Home Cookin's love-filled soul food inspired a praise dance as I ate it! Sooo good! Plus...Home Cookin's staff was warm and welcoming- like I was their family visiting their home. Their service was quick, but I didn't feel rushed. They even invited me to come back and see them again before I left town. I did! And here's why: I could hardly contain my excitement for the opportunity to enjoy their home cooking again! Sooo good! (Pictured: Well-seasoned baked chicken, green beans that reminded me of my grandma Hattie's, creamy macaroni and cheese that I devoured, and the fried-to-order fish meal I savored on my second visit. Not pictured: Homemade Sprite Pound Cake and Peach Cobbler- both of which I indulged with pleasure!)

Love cosmos every time I go it's like it's even better. If tap walls or your thing, they've got it…read moreset at Cosmos. Surrounded in plants, which I love. Take your time to try every sweet tea they've got. Every time I've gone I've always had the Nashville hot chicken with some mac & cheese and it is always "chefs kiss" . The grilled sourdough with honey ricotta cheese is to die for. Might be one of the best appetizers I've had these last couple of years.

Another great find returning to Liberty University for the VMBC championships. This place had so…read moremuch character and one bangin Bloody Mary! The food also had great flavor that I really appreciated. We needed a place for a quick brunch and this find checked all the boxes. A tiny bit slow but I get why as we came in deep with 12 people in a hurry but, they delivered and was a great experience. I could only imagine what the night scene would be like. Definitely check them out.

It's decent and hits the spot every time I order and consume items from this store everyone is…read morefriendly

Yes, this is inside a gas station. Yes, they can still serve good food. I was not expecting much…read morecoming in but was pleasantly surprised by the quality and the cleanliness of the dining area and surroundings. Macaroni and cheese was the highlight, but not the best I've ever had. French fries were cut thick but were well salted. My husband enjoyed his hot dogs and wants to come back again soon. It's hardly a date night location, but I'd love to return when in the mood for a quick and cheap meal.

While coming to visit Jefferson's Poplar Forest we had lunch at this restaurant. The atmosphere and…read moresetting is very pleasant and nice. Service was good. We had the mussel appetizer that was exceptionally good. The for lunch had the Cajun Neighbor, which was good, and the Blackened Mahi Sandwich, which was a bit dry. We would return if back in the area.

While in town for my niece's college graduation, my mom and I stopped here just for dessert. The…read moregirls at the hostess station were distracted so we kind of stood there waiting to be seated for an unnecessary amount of time. Annoyed me slightly! This place also had an odd smell. Sitting outside on their patio was appealing to me and more pleasant than dining inside. The weather was perfect during our visit! Our server was prompt in taking our orders. She did a good job throughout. I got the chocolate cake and my mom got the strawberry cheesecake. Both were equally delicious!!! The portions were huge and the prices were pretty cheap. The Neighbors Place is a great family friendly restaurant. I was very impressed with their overall food and drink menu options. My only regret is not coming here sooner. Highly recommend!

Wonderful experience. The food I ordered was shrimp and grits…read more I thought I was near a coastal town on the gulf. Seasoned perfectly and the portions were brilliant ! Thanks ! Highly recommend.

It was so nice, I had to do it twice! From the artwork…read morecelebrating man's best friend, Duke, to the truly professional service from Grant and Dadarius, every part of the experience was outstanding. Smiling faces, hot, freshly served food (keep in mind, we were with a large group), and absolutely delicious meals made this a place worth returning to. We were in the LYH for my son's wedding (congratulations, Kitwana!), and everyone kept saying, "I'm going to My Duke's!" I figured the locals knew best--and they were absolutely right. Omelets (A), turkey sausages (A), chicken sausages (A), potatoes (A), grits (A), grain toast (A), biscuits m (A)... and top it all off with a mimosa! Breakfast rule 101, don't have to be fancy, just good (mission accomplished). Tell Duke we'll be back soon!

A place like this sets an expectation before you even sit down. Between the name and the way it…read morepresents itself, you expect a certain level of care. We came in for breakfast, missed the cutoff, and ended up ordering lunch instead. That shift ended up defining the experience. **FOOD** At the table, we had three different sandwiches, and each one had its own issues, but they all pointed in the same direction. I ordered the Handcrafted King Burger. The name suggests something made in-house, or at least something with a bit of character. What came out looked like a prefab patty. Perfectly round, evenly flat, with the kind of surface you usually see from a frozen product. Flavor was fine, but it didn't match what you expect from a brisket burger. The toppings were standard, lettuce, tomato, mayonnaise, but the lettuce portion was skimpy and the tomato was sliced so thick it threw the balance off. I ended up cutting it down myself just to make it easier to eat. The fries were fine. Nothing wrong, just nothing memorable. My wife ordered the French dip. It came out dry, which is the one thing that sandwich really can't afford. It didn't seem like it had been dipped at all before serving, and the meat leaned overcooked. The au jus on the side helped once we started using it, but by then you're correcting something that should have been handled in the kitchen. We ended up swapping meals, which usually says enough. My mom went with the BLT, and that was the most disappointing of the three. The bacon was overcooked to the point where it broke down into small pieces instead of giving any real texture. It ate more like bacon crumbles than strips. The tomato had the same issue as mine, cut too thick, and needed to be adjusted at the table. She did like the house chips. Those were crisp, not oily, and easily the most complete item that came out. Across multiple plates, the Swiss cheese stood out, and not in a good way. It had the look and texture of a lower-end processed slice rather than something you'd expect from a deli. It showed up more than once, which made it feel like a standard shortcut rather than a choice. **SERVICE** Service was steady. Our waitress stayed on top of refills and checked in without hovering. Orders were taken correctly, food came out in a reasonable time, and nothing got missed. **AMBIENCE** The space is clean and organized, and it's clear they take care of it. It's a little smaller than it looks online, but it works. Nothing feels out of place, and it's comfortable enough to sit and eat without distraction. **CLOSING** This feels like a place that might do one part of the menu better than another. Based on this visit, lunch didn't hold up. Too many small things were off across multiple plates, and it adds up. We'll likely come back and try breakfast, but there's not much here that would bring us back for lunch. **RATINGS** Food: ** Service: **** Ambiance: **** Overall: *** Personal Disclaimer: I value small, independent restaurants and want them to succeed. This review reflects a single visit and may not represent every experience. EVERY RESTAURANT IS WORTH TRYING FOR YOURSELF. Go, see what you get, and be honest in how you evaluate it. I've worked as an executive chef, restaurant manager, and owner. I tend to hold places to a higher standard. Execution matters. Freshness matters. Effort shows. Cutting corners usually does too.

Excellent food, quick service, attentive staff. I often ask for things that are not normal, like…read morehold the cheese, for example. They listen and write down any exceptions, and that gets to the cooks and follows through to higher than normal tasting meals. Large portions are the norm, when busy, can be a longer wait, but worth while in the long run.