Doing some interstate driving on interstate 77 we needed to change drivers and grab some lunch. We…read morestopped at the Pit Stop Italian Restaurant. While I read the reviews, we stopped anyway . The place outside/inside wasn't much to look at but the reviews said the food was good. The reviews were right about the food, and sketchy bathrooms. It didn't mention the gnats and flys we shared our lunch with. While I killed several, I think they were just the scouts... The salad was fresh with peppers, tomatoes, and cucumber. The Stromboli and "taste of Italy " were delicious. Overall service and food were EXCELLENT but I don't think I could dine in again. Get your food to go and you will enjoy.

Let's start with the things I loved: the servers were super friendly and there were a lot of them,…read moreso also super prompt. The menu had a huge selection and the prices were fair. And the food itself was...above average, I'd say. Nothing stunning, but okay stuff. Now, the dislikes: really small seating area with some rickety wooden chairs. If you can't fit in a booth, they have like one 4 person table and the rest tiny 2 person ones. The chicken stromboli I got came served on a small metal plate that was hard to eat from, and the bathrooms were pretty terrible. About what you'd expect in a high traffic place like this at a truck stop. It's overall a 3 star place, I'd say. Nothing great, nothing awful, would consider stopping again if I'm in the area. Next time I'll try the gyro.

Waited almost an hour for a couple of biscuits and 2 chicken wraps. First and last time eating hereread more

I've always seen this place advertised on the highway food exit signs and I finally had a chance to…read moretry them. When I walked in I immediately felt sticky for some reason. The place wasn't very clean, but we attempted to eat there anyway. The staff was friendly, so that was a plus. I ordered the Ron combo. I figured since they were called Biscuit World, the biscuits would be tasty. Unfortunately, that was not the case. You get a big biscuit with a small piece of sausage, the biscuit was extremely dry and the sausage was just okay. The hash browns were probably the best thing on my plate, but that wasn't saying much. My wife had the chicken tender basket and the tenders were just okay, but the toast was amazing. It was very buttery and unhealthy, but still tasty nonetheless. After getting drinks at the soda station my wife noticed little black floating specks in her drink. I then checked mine and they were there as well. My son then told me that they were in his as well. I thought they may have been in the ice so I took the drinks back and poured another round without ice, but the specks were still there. I informed the cashier and she said she would have someone take a look at the machine. I feel sorry for anyone else who drank from it without paying attention. This was my first and last time visiting Biscuit World. Ron Combo 1-5=1. Cleanliness 1-5=1. Customer Service 1-5=3. Black speckled drinks 1-5=0!

This is a cute definitely where the locals eat kind of place. Our favorite! Good home cooked…read morebreakfast. Only reason we didn't give 5 stars was... we asked for 2 waters with our coffee they never came and we both order sausage.... Well when we got our breakfast our waitress said sorry I didn't realize there was no sausage he's cooking it now. Well it came when we were almost done. gave us a good laugh as we thought maybe it would be homemade.. nope just regular frozen Pattie's.

Totally worth finding. It's away from town and doesn't look like much on the outside but great. Low…read moreprices. Great pancakes, I had the blueberry pancakes. Friendly workers that are out to please.

I love a good Waffle House for breakfast and Mrs. K. also enjoys them, so this was an easy choice…read moreas we're passing through Wytheville. It was not too busy on a Friday morning at 8:30 am so we didn't have to wait for a booth and our waitress was ready when we sat down. Our order took all of 8 minutes to be prepared and set down. Fiesta omelet with everything for me. Waffle for Mrs. K. A number of cups of coffee were consumed. All cooked properly other than I was given the toast I didn't want. Waffle House still hasn't brought back their salsa and I don't care for Tabasco, so I had my own hot sauce this morning. The only ding on an otherwise perfect and inexpensive breakfast. [Review 526 of 2025 - 1466 in Virginia - 24087 overall]

This Waffle House was absolutely terrible. We only went here because the Cracker Barrel had a wait…read more It was gross and disgusting. The bathrooms smelled like a mix of human waste and trash. Dirty disgusting trash. The place was tacky. My server forgot to bring our food. There was no vegetarian options and just simply a complete waste of time. It gave me stomach troubles and I'll never eat here again. Go somewhere else if you don't enjoy food poisoning!

Before getting on the road, we decided to stop here for breakfast to avoid having to stop again…read morehalfway. With two kids in tow, we were worried there would be a wait, but thanks to summer break, we were seated quickly and all of the staff were super friendly and attentive. Holy moly, the eggs. I have no idea what magic they put into them (maybe butter?), but they were sooo flavorful! My kids (who are moderately picky, especially with their scrambled eggs) scarfed them down and asked me for a few bites of my omelette. The kids cleaned their plates (pancakes, egg, bacon) and so did my husband and I! I got a simple meat & cheese omelette (w sausage) and expected a pretty standard omelette - but those eggs, man. Those eggs! Hubs got western omelette with ham, and same. Go get Joe's eggs!! You won't regret it. Added bonus points for a deliciously fluffy biscuit and hot, yummy coffee!

We came in on the morning of 11/16 after we checked out of Main St Inn. Our plan was to grab a late…read morebreakfast, do a little shopping, tour Blacksburg to witness how much it's changed, then attend the basketball game. Joe's was a nice start to the day as they provide good food and good service within a tiny, but capable venue. Joe's is located near the Main St-College Ave intersection, next door to Hokie Hair (mind you, College Ave is no longer open to traffic, it's now a huge sidewalk). They are small and, since all the buildings along this portion of Main St are older, its interior is dark and dated. A makeover could be in order, but its old school look and feel lends itself to the friendly small town vibe I've become accustomed to in Blacksburg. This diner was nearly full, so we sat at the bar. There were three servers on the floor - all students. All three were friendly, helpful and loquacious (we talked about college in general, how to take advantage of a college's resources, and even discussed desired future outcomes of their educations - plenty of interesting topics for a chill Sunday morning). Neal had the t-bone steak and eggs, while I ordered a dish known as Joetaters (diced potatoes, cheddar jack, eggs, onions, peppers, tomatoes, mushrooms; and a choice of either bacon, ham, country ham, or sausage). Joetaters also came with a choice of white or wheat toast (or you can choose a biscuit for an extra $1.50). I chose wheat toast, and the entree was excellent. Neal ate his entire meal, so it's safe to say we enjoyed our food. Joe's is an excellent diner with awesome food and service. I can't wait to dine there again when I return. Thank you, Joe's Diner! JV

Was in town for bridge day and stopped by for a quick breakfast. Portions were great as well as the…read morefood! Highly recommend the corned beef hash! Service was great!

This little place has great food with a good size menue. The place is 50's decor and very clean…read more Stop in an habe some homemade food.

Nice AND clean mom AND pop place. I was there for breakfast they have homemade biscuits that are…read moreout of this world . The best biscuits I have ever had plus homemade gravy OH MY GOD. Just freaking awesome! MUST TRY THIS PLACE!