Recently, I attended an event at Flat Iron Crossroads and enjoyed dinner from Shore Bite Food…read moreTruck. Our order consisted of two cheese burgers, a chicken nugget tray and Irish nachos. Everything was cooked perfectly. I still reminisce about our cheese burgers. The service was outstanding, and the food tasted remarkably fresh and clean. The tomatoes were perfectly ripe; the sauces could be bottled and eaten alone. Everyone was so polite and efficient the customer service was exceptional even though they were having technical difficulties everything seemed to run smoothly. We anticipate our next dining experience and another wonderful meal soon.

"Shore Bites" food truck was at Flat Iron Crossroads on April 18th. It was an awesome experience,…read moresuper friendly and fast! Food was delicious, I had a smash burger with waffle fries, and resonably priced! Music from Goldpine added a nice vibe. Shore Bites will be at Flat Iron again on May 2nd! Check it out!!

Catered our girlfriend gathering and cannot rave enough about the steamed shrimp with corn on the…read morecob, new potatoes, and seasoned perfectly. Served with fresh green beans and Brussels sprouts that were cooked to perfection. It was what you dream about when you think of Shrimp Boil. Oh, and don't forget Gammy's Shrimp Dip. I ate every drop.

Amazing food and great service. A little bit on the pricey side but not to bad. Only reason it's a…read more4 and not a 5 is because the waitress left us waiting for 30 minutes before checking if we needed something else to drink

The food was amazing!! The barbecue was so flavorful I did not even use the sauce! The coleslaw was…read moresweet and went perfect with the barbecue. The mac and cheese had a smoky flavor. I was very cheesy and had large noodles. I will definitely buy from them again!!

The Salty Raven is divine They have a great selection of…read moreespresso, coffees, and teas and you can buy a bag of their beans for 20 bucks which is a pretty good deal! Glad they came to West Point !

Love stopping here everytime we visit family. Nice little spot to get a pick-me-up! Great and…read morefriendly service! And the coffee and matcha is on point!

I love food trucks! Its awesome to see them down here in southern maryland, its not so common. Its…read morepretty cool. This place is located in the tractor supply parking lot. This place has Delicious burgers and subs! Very friendly service! Appetizers are so delicious too! The food is so flavorful. Its been twice that i was able to make it there to grab some lunch. It seems like theyre around during lunch time only. Today was the first ive seen a selected breakfast menu so i could be wrong!

First time in for my husband & I. Jennifer greeted us a warm welcome smile, and ready to help us…read morewith our order. Short menu, but something for everyone's taste. Husband ordered one of their burgers, I order Low-Country Chicken sandwich. Both come with fries, and were very delicious. Both enjoyed the warm, down home venue. We will be back as we travel every weekend from Hanover to Lancaster. Look forward to ordering one of their pizza next weekend as we come thru. Diner put a in our New Year Day!!! Look forward watching this place grow in 2026.

Went back and this time I got a pizza. Fantastic service just as before, and the pizza was…read moredelicious!

We have given this food truck a try twice now and it is fantastic! I cannot believe there aren't…read moremore reviews. Maybe everyone is trying to keep it a secret. Oh no... should I? No way... too good not to share. Here is the low down on some of the menu items we have tried. Mega taco and normal tacos: It's mega alright! It's so big that it hangs out the sides of the to-go container. Hubby was in hog heaven! I chose the normal sized tacos and just as tasty! The Angus beef is tender and seasoned well. The salsa and aioli... homemade and delicious. Spicy, but not overwhelming. The addition of ranch doritos added great texture/crunch and flavor. Definitely recommend and tacos are always on the menu! Chipotle Finger Lickin Chicken: So each week tends to feature a different finger lickin chicken variation. The chicken tenders are not pre-fab and frozen. No you are getting 4 thin chicken breasts here. Freshly breaded. And let me tell you the chipotle aioli... oh my word... it's sweet and a straight up party in my mouth. Not much heat but that is when the hot cheetos come in and add the perfect amount of heat and flavor. Only issue with the cheetos is they were either stale or they take on a very hard to chew texture once in a closed to-go container for 30 minutes. But I still found myself gnawing on one just because the flavor it added was worth it. Lol! Definitely at least 2 pounds of food. The container was so heavy and you could easily get 2 meals out of this entree if you can stop yourself. Pulled Pork Sandwich: I tried a bite of this and it was delicious! Great smoke flavor and bbq sauce was awesome. BBQ chips added great texture in and pickles... be still my heart and my ridiculous love of pickles. I almost wish I had ordered this for myself. Hopefully next time it finds it's way on the menu it shall me mine! Dusty Garlic Fries: I saved the best for last! Special seasoning that can be purchased to add to your spice collection. These fries are addictive and go great with everything. Can't wait to try the offering with the taco toppings on the fries. I can imagine they will be amazing. Chef Ender's menu changes weekly with the consistent offering of tacos and fries. There is a salad option and they sound wonderful, so we hope to try them soon. It is amazing to have such high quality and fresh food available in Madison County!

Just amazing!!!! That simple…read more First and foremost the food is fantastic. Made fresh to order. The portions are more then ample. And the price is reasonable. I have recommended these guys to multiple people never to disappoint.

Three Sisters & Co. is a small little food truck that offers weekly pop-ups as well as take parts…read morein local events (such as at wineries, parks, holiday events, etc.). Their menu offers mini donuts (can order them by half a dozen, dozen, or in a bucket) and Shakeups (which are beverages where you can choose your puree and syrup flavors). For the donuts, you first choose your sugar (powdered sugar, cinnamon and sugar, cookies and cream, salted caramel, apple cider, or pumpkin spice), then your choice of drizzle (vanilla, chocolate, maple, caramel, strawberry, blueberry, pumpkin, or peanut butter), and add any additional toppings (Reese's Pieces, Reese's Cup, Snickers, Twix, Butterfinger, Oreos, peanuts, bacon, or chocolate/rainbow sprinkles). For the Shakeups, you have lemonade, limeade, orangeade, or the dreamsicle, with the choice of puree (strawberry, peach, raspberry, blueberry mango, pineapple, black cherry, or blackberry), and syrup flavors (blood orange, blue cotton candy, watermelon, lavendar, cranberry, blue raspberry, blueberry, coconut, or cherry). They also offer specials, such as hand-battered chicken and shrimp baskets. Note that items are available until they are sold out, so I recommend in getting to them as early as you can! The staff are friendly and welcoming. Check out this small business out! +mini donuts +Shakeups drinks +friendly service

Perfection. Great…read morecoffee. Exceptional service. Friendly staff (owners). If you're thinking about dropping in, do it. You won't be disappointed.

As a Texan, I walked in fully expecting to be a harsh critic of barbecue this far from home. I left…read moregenuinely impressed. The atmosphere immediately stood out. Instead of the stereotypical Texas barbecue décor with antlers and taxidermy everywhere, Fischer's Barn has a cozy, covered outdoor seating area with a relaxed barn feel. The tables are spread around naturally instead of feeling packed together, and on a pleasant Virginia evening it was a fantastic place to eat. The baked beans were the first surprise. They weren't Texas barbecue beans at all. My first thought was, "These aren't proper baked beans." Then my second thought was, "These are absolutely delicious." They were sweeter than what I'm used to, with larger, softer beans, onions, peppers, and a more tomato-forward flavor instead of the smoky, beefy brisket-and-pinto style we tend to have in Texas. Completely different, but excellent in their own right. The cornbread wasn't trying to reinvent anything. It was just a simple, classic piece of cornbread executed really well. Great corn flavor, buttery, moist, and exactly what good cornbread ought to be. The agave cream soda was an unexpected highlight. I'd never had one before, and it was fantastic. Smooth, mellow, and easily one of my favorite drinks of the meal. The sweet tea was probably the best I've had this far north. The sweetness was actually spot-on, but it was brewed much stronger than I'm used to. It had a noticeable tannic, almost wine-like dryness that made it drink more like a strong black tea than the smoother, more refreshing sweet tea I'm accustomed to in Texas. Not bad, just different. I also sampled the catfish. It was clearly well cooked, incredibly light and flaky, almost the texture I'd expect from a beautifully prepared salmon in a butter-lemon sauce. Personally, though, I thought the thick, heavily seasoned breading overwhelmed the fish itself. My grandmother absolutely loved it, so I suspect that's simply a regional style that isn't what I grew up with. The only thing I probably wouldn't order again was the steak fries. Reading the menu, I pictured substantial slices of sirloin over fries. Instead, the steak was chopped so finely that it nearly resembled ground beef, topped with a thick layer of white cheese and ranch. I can see exactly what they were going for, but it just wasn't my favorite combination. Overall, what impressed me most was getting to experience a different regional style of barbecue and comfort food. Coming from Texas, a lot of the dishes were different than what I grew up with, but that didn't make them worse. In several cases, they surprised me in really good ways. Even when something wasn't quite my personal preference, I could still appreciate what they were going for and how well they executed it. It's not home, but it's still an incredible experience; I look forward to my next chance to visit!

We have driven past this restaurant many times on our way to our vacation house in Reedville…read more Finally, stopped to grab dinner here. Around 6 pm, this place was decently crowded. I ordered ribs and tater tots. The sauce on the ribs is very good. I wouldn't recommend trying any other sauce. The ribs were very tender and fall off the bones. So delicious and juicy. It's a self serve place. Plenty of seating options available. Ambiance is great. More of a barn style. Highly recommend this place if you're driving my Montross.

As anyone who knows about crab muffins, they have the good ones. That's the good part. Bad part is…read morethe business is not open as hours posted. Been there many days and nobody there? Then the boy that works the restaurant has a piss poor attitude. I would not say that on one bad experience with this guy. He's always in a nasty mood. Never once, a thank you for your support/ business. Always acts like it's a big inconvenience to be serving the public. If someone has had a good experience with this guy, consider yourself the elite! All of my family have been there and spent plenty of money there. Unfortunately they have nothing nice to say about this business front man. Sorry. Great product with good service, just very unhappy server!

First - I have been stopping by Diggs for MANY YEARS - I live in Goochland but had a 2nd home in…read moreDeltaville so passed by Diggs often. In the past several months, on 3 occasions, (the latest yesterday - FRIDAY - 05.15.26) I have stopped by during posted business hours only to find the infamous little hand written sign taped to the inside of the door saying 'Closed Today'. Last month, I DROVE TO WEST POINT ONLY TO GET SOME CRAB MUFFINS - and, of course the business was closed. If the store is actually closed for good - the web site should post that. I'm sure quite a lot of people have driven there and left disappointed. Guess I'll just have to try to remember how good the crab muffins WERE - as obviously they have become extinct. WHAT A SHAME!!!!!! I sure wish someone with a small amount of business acumen would buy it and operate it as it should be. Doug Sakowitz Manakin Sabot, Va