Marco's was One of those great surprise finds when I was just expecting a simple casual Italian…read moredinner. It was far better than I had anticipated. I'll definitely be back again. Stopped here on a road trip headed down I-95, convenient location just off the highway. Food, atmosphere, and service were all excellent. Menu has a great variety but isn't overwhelming. Excellent wine list and selection of beers, and mixed drinks, as well as appetizers and deserts. We had cheese steak egg rolls with fries. The specials were what we ordered for dinner: Lobster Ravioli- great portion of lobster meat with a creamy sweet pink sauce; and the AHI tuna special with a really nice red sauce with diced green peppers, thinly sliced onions, and chopped olives, with a side of spaghetti and marinara sauce. It was more food than we could finish so we took away leftovers for lunch tomorrow. Was sad to pass on the desert menu- lots of great options to choose from. Our server, Fawn was very polite, super attentive, and very cheerful. We came on a Friday night after the dinner rush and had a very quiet and relaxing dinner. Highly recommend for a far better than average casual dining experience.

I was hungry for good Italian food so decided to try this spot for dinner and we were very pleased…read more We enjoyed pizza, chicken Marsala and a pesto pasta dish. Everything was delicious, give this place a try for sure!

We went to Ashland to check out The Market at Henry Clay Inn. It's open 7 days a week, serving up…read moredelicious coffee drinks, homemade pasties & light fare. The shop was quiet & had nice background music. There were a few tables to sit at & a long bar counter. The shop was empty, I'm sure due to the recent snowfall. I ordered my go to drink, an oat milk latte & my hubby enjoyed a chai latte & a pear almond pastry. The latte was delicious & the service was friendly on a cold day. The Inn is absolutely beautiful & a treasure of Ashland. It's a must see!

Just wanted to share a current menu. It is NOTHING like the pic shown here. Also, plan on…read morereservations and a long dining experience. Not super family friends--a glass of water is $8. They did tell us they had a family style special of meatloaf for $20 per person.

Siara H. was my hostess and made my guest and I first time visiting this location an enjoyable one…read more Her attention and patience (as my guest was quite talkative) to our every need would encourage us to return for another visit.

Back in the days. Like really back in the days, there used to be a place called Home Town Buffet…read more This was in the late 90s, in Southern California, City of Industry. And it served what us middle schoolers back then would have considered, decent food. I remembered giant beef ribs, sliced roast beef. I don't know if it was nostalgia...but you felt the buffet foods were really prepped, and you felt you had quality ingredients....but what would I know ..I was just a kid, watching Brink on the Disney Channel, going to skate parks...I don't know. Fast forward 30 years later, the last time I had Golden Corral was before COVID, at the City of Industry location--- in all honesty it was decent there were Alot of variety, but you knew you were paying low prices for quantity. Today I feel the food at these establishments are on par with Sysco food distribution. Everything tastes manufactured. Maybe I'm wrong, but in the trucking life, this is probably 10x better than McDonalds. Would you rather have 30 different fast foods with some steamed veges as your meal option...or would you have McDonalds. So I salute the staff and the kitchen for opening up in the most unlikely of all places...a truck stop. Because how on Earth do you stay profitable if every truck driver comes in and devours 5 plates of food. But I'm not complaining, beats eating microwavable frozen meals from Walmart. Happy post-thanksgiving. My server lady Clara was very sweet, ambiance was a little noisy with all the kids around.And right before I left I discovered they had grilled steak! Ok the steak was probably the best part of the buffet. But still 3 stars for overall food quality.

Service was nice and friendly I got the hickory bbq sandwich with macaroni salad. I thought the…read moresandwhich was a letdown it was pretty bland tasting didn't have much flavor the roll was nice and soft and tasted good. We also got chocolate chess pie. It was nice and rich with great flavor. Nice dark chocolate flavor mixed with buttery crust. My view on this place has pretty tiny portions too.

Last Friday's lunch decision directed me to this small town delicious spot. I hadn't been there in…read moreyears. First, I checked out the menu that is posted on the wall, and tried to make the right decision. EVERYTHING is homemade. Ok, I decided on the Tuna Salad on a white homemade yeast roll. You can select one side, so I had cucumber, tomato and onion salad. I couldn't pass up on fresh lemonade and a slice of one of the most delicious coconut pie I've ever had. The lady that took my order was soooo sweet and of course knowledgeable of the menu. I didn't feel rushed, just relaxed. Soooo we had the most interesting conversation that concluded her parents knew my mother back in the day. I didn't expect tears of joy at lunch. It was lovely! I didn't get her name, but I'll never forget her until I return with friends and family to experience this "small town" treasure. Ok, the food. The roll was golden brown, soft and screamed HomeMade. It was filled with a white flaky and well seasoned tuna salad, topped with fresh crunchy shredded lettuce. YUM ! The cucumber, grape tomato and onion salad had a lite vinaigrette dressing. Fresh !! There is freshly made strawberry lemonade, lemonade, Iced tea and the Pepsi fountain drink products. Ok, the star of the show. That slice of coconut pie was Perfect. The crust was brown, very flaky and filled with a thick creamy coconut filling. This little cute old town restaurant is next to the railroad track and train station that's across from Randolph Macon College. It's popular to the students and residents of Ashland. If you would like A DELICIOUS Lunch in a warm and cute small town restaurant, come to Homemade's by Suzanne!!!! Thank you

Awesome food, beer, and atmosphere! Great time here, highly recommend to all people in the Ashland…read morearea and to people of all age groups. Best BARTENDERS of all time!

Worst restaurant in Ashland! Stay far away! I've lived here all my life. Everytime I go in there it…read morejust reminds me why it's the worst ever. Rude servers. Terrible people skills all around unless you're one of their friends I guess.... Food sucks. Tonight we went in just before 9. Stood there for 7 mins while the girls behind the bar chatted...they saw our party of 7 standing there. Finally someone came over and said ....heyyyyy so our kitchen actually just closed. I said don't you close at 10? She said yeah but we decided to close early tonight, SWEET! Don't recommend ever!

I found a new place to have lunch in our 6 hour drive to visit our daughter. What a find! My…read morehusband had the Bistro Chicken Ciabatta (sandwich) with cole slaw side and I had a different chicken Ciabatta (LTM with Provolone cheese) with the most perfectly cooked crispy French fries I've ever had. The herbed dough is mixed and baked on the premises to yield a 6" ciabatta with a hearty with a chewy crust. The sandwiches were warm with seasoned pulled chicken (also cooked and seasoned in-house). Our waitress mentioned that EVERYTHING is made in-house with fresh ingredients. We will return! PS. They are closed Mondays and Tuesdays, so our next vist will have to wait.

A lovely waitress was very attentive and kind, five stars for her!…read more The food wasn't that impressive, however. The duck wontons were homemade and the "duck" pieces are smaller than a garden pea and quite sparse. The wontons are friend and smothered with cheese inside and more corn than the namesake "duck". Not worth the calories or cost. :-/ The BBQ sandwich was ok, but dry. Thankfully hot sauce helped wash it down. Then $4 for a glass of iced tea and a credit card use fee on top of that, soured the overall experience further. The menu is broad, but no explanations of ingredients makes it difficult to order and I regret giving something new a try. Tons of potential here at a friendly family restaurant where "everything is homemade".