Food pancakes bacon and sausage were good. Strawberry stuffed French toast were very disappointing…read more French toast stuffed with regular cream cheese and two strawberries. It was not a pleasant meal. I wanted to try the eggs but the forgot to put them in the bag. The cup of fruit was insignificant. The staff had us waiting at the door to be helped while they sat at the entry way and did each others hair. Atmospher was fine but we decided to to get the food to go. We wanted to try somewhere close by to dine but decided we will venture to the city next time.

This was a great find, we were passing through and stopped here and glad we did. Great food and…read moreflavors, friendly staff and great service and over all chill vibe thumbs up!

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.

Great service and great food! Impressive variety of menu choices and pizza! Just south of Kings…read moreDominion.. a must try..

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!

Altogether a pleasant outing. We go for lunch and the food,…read moreservice and ambiance is so nice. Just try it you won't be disappointed .

I have always had hospitable and jolly service. And I don't know how they do it with the crowds…read morethat they get during sports watches. The food is good. Not Michelin but very nice with good variety.

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!

If I could give more than 5 stars, I would. Super dog…read morefriendly. Staff loves the pups too. Food was delicious and portions are very large. Everything was fresh and presented well. Will eat there again when we are in the area.

We decided to treat ourselves to a Sunday brunch at Kreggers! They have a nice sized brunch menu,…read moregreat food concepts, great service and a fun atmosphere. Unfortunately, they miss big on depth of flavor. We ordered a few different items on the menu and almost all of them feel short when it came to the flavor profile. The star of the show was the maple potato wedges . They were cooked perfectly and coated with a sugary season blend.

Dad and I stopped in for a quick breakfast at this charming diner style restaurant. Our service was…read morefriendly and attentive and our food was great! I had brisket eggs Benedict that had some fresh wilted spinach on it and a side of tater tots fried in BEEF TALLOW! they have separate fryers one with beef tallow and one with soybean oil. Love this!! The eggs were perfectly cooked and the brisket was a neat change from traditional Benedict. Other Benedict options included traditional, VA ham, or OYSTERS! Dad had blueberry pancakes and sausage links and reported that both were delicious although the sausage was a little dry. We both had coffee which was kept topped off by our great server Rebecca. This is definitely on our list of return spots which is rare in the current restaurant climate. Great job Kitchen 33!!!

After a friend's recommendation we decided to stop in for a late lunch. When we walked in there…read morewere two servers chatting with the cashier and all three ignored us for several minutes. It was very awkward. Once we were seated our server was excellent. She was very attentive and had great suggestions. I had the french dip sandwich and my husband had the reuben sandwich. We both enjoyed them. We look forward to visiting again and trying more of the dishes and desserts.

While visiting Ashland, VA during our layover drive up north, we stopped in to the Ironhorse…read morerestaurant for dinner. Cute place, friendly staff and the food was so good. We tried the Caesar salad, wedge salad, short ribs with mashed and Wally's meatloaf. Meatloaf wasn't the favorite but everything else was delish. So glad Olive and Ash closed their kitchen at 9:00, their loss-our gain. Ironhorse was across the street. #charlestonfoodandwine #charlestonfoodie #ironhorse_restaurant

Great place to meet friends for cocktails and a bite. Enjoy outdoor seating when the weather is niceread more

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

Mallory's is located in a strip mall, and has a large dining area. It opened 5 weeks prior to…read moretoday's visit, and the owner says things are going well, although my wife and I were alone in the dining room during our visit. The menu (at least the menu that was available at 3 PM) is limited to burgers and sandwiches ($9-$10), wings, fried or baked chicken dinners ($9 - $9.50) and side dishes.($2 - $3.) Sandwich offerings include Pulled pork, cheese steak, pork chop, fish, and crab cake, each comes with one side. Sides include string beans, coleslaw, fries, potato salad, and mac & cheese. There is a decent bar set up that appears to be geared toward tropical drinks -- lots of colored liquid in bottles. (The chalkboard special drink was a "blue long island.") I noticed some top shelf brands as well, so they are prepared to make people happy. We opted for a pork chop sandwich with mac & cheese and a cheese steak sandwich with fries. My wife and I always have a debate in small places how much of the food is precooked by Cisco or PFG and how much is truly made in a kitchen. I have to say in this case the food seemed to be truly fresh from the kitchen for the most part. The pork chop was tender and well seasoned, deep fried and on white bread. It was too big for my wife to finish. The cheese steak was gooey with melty cheese sauce and well-griddled onions in addition to bite sized thinly cut steak, again very well seasoned. I finished it and could have eaten more, but I was satisfied. The macaroni had a good amount of cheese mixed into the bechamel, seemingly house made. Only the fires were guaranteed frozen, and I have no qualms with that, very few affordable eats cut their own potatoes. This was a very satisfying lunch. Only two quibbles. Service is in styro take out containers, not plates. This was surprising, since the numerous tables bespeak an expectation of dining in. And for whatever reason they only have sweet tea, no unsweet. This is to be expected further south but seems an omission here. These are minor quibbles. Service was fast and friendly. Opening a restaurant on the back end of a pandemic is very brave. I hope the place thrives because the flavors are indeed good.

The place is a bit divvy and is part of a truck atop/gas station, i.e. not a completely separate…read morerestaurant. Still, the food was really good and service very friendly. We had the BBQ burger, which was really nice and had great grilled onions. We had wings, which were also very good. Get a combo with sweet potato fries and you save a buck. This definitely is worth a place to stop to eat and gas up for those passing through.

Service was not that great. Pretty close to bottom of the barrel really. No one wanted to…read moreacknowledge me. Restaurant was empty but still took close to 30 minutes for two burgers. Patty literally slid off the bun to the counter and the cook just picked it up and put it back. When I did finally get my food the fries were cold. Never been to a Fuddruckers before, and most likely won't be back to one. Especially for the price. $40 bucks for this was disappointing