TLDR: Great food, not enough feta and if you are craving a flavored coffee, don't get it from here…read more This is a solid four star experience. I ordered delivery: Greek Scrambler with cheesy homefries and a Mocha Cold Brew. The eggs themselves were perfectly made. Fluffy with the perfect amount of cheese. The veggies were perfectly cooked. The Lost star was for the amount of feta (just a small sprinkle when thats my favorite part of the meal) and the Mocha. I was craving a sweet treat and needing coffee. The Iced Mocha was the reason I picked this restaurant. The picture, with the wip and the drizzle... looked perfect. What I got had no whip, and tasted like straight coffee. I think they forgot the Mocha part of the drink. I usually make my own coffee at home with sugar free syrups for days I am not getting a sweet caffinated treat. I added my own syrups and was sad as I drank my very expensive self flavored iced coffee.

To begin, service here is amazing. It's a newer restaurant so they're still trying to work out some…read morethings, and the staff articulate that to the customers. For example. I really wanted a brunch place with some mimosas, and this place was advertised as having the mimosas, however, our awesome server explained that the restaurant is still waiting on a license to sell alcohol. It was a bit frustrating because it's also all over the menu. The food was ok. I like my bacon crispy which I did request, but it was still made really soft/partially cooked. The pancakes were pretty good and a decent sized portion with a vanilla latte w/ Almond milk to wash it down. The latte was hot at least but what I expected from a breakfast joint because it's not a coffee shop. I would prefer to revisit this location when they are more established because I think it'll be a much better experience, especially if they continue to keep servers who help provide such a positive customer experience.

My husband and I stopped in on a humbug..lol Lauren our Bartender made the best Espresso Martin!…read moreLauren recommended the Spinach dip and it didn't disappoint. The Classic Burger with Onion Rings was a hit!! It was enough to split between w people. Definitely I spot I would like to visit again.

First time at 210 Nash, we picked an exciting night as our first time. Karaoke and Christmas in…read moreJuly - it was so loud that we had to really raise our voices to have a conversation. We sat at the bar and we were just too close to the DJ, etc to enjoy a good talk. I ordered a sangria which was honestly horrible, it was basically red wine with an orange slice in it. Definitely wouldn't order again. The potato skins were very good, chicken and waffles very good. We ordered a salad that had a bit too many ingredients and they didn't match well, didn't even finish the salad. Overall, a very average experience. Might visit again but would order different items and wouldn't visit on a busy night.

If you are anything like me and the members of my family, you love a good piece of fish on Friday!…read more The Forks Cafeteria (TFC) is the place to go. The fish is always on point. Actually, it's even better the next day when you put it in the air fryer. The people who are here are always friendly and accommodating. I have yet to have a negative experience. If you are looking to meet up with a women's group or a men's ministry, TFC is a good place to check out. The cafeteria style restaurant gives you an opportunity to see all of the offerings ahead of time. In addition to trying to fish, I have also had an opportunity to sample some of their sweets. It takes are pretty good...some better than others. If you are in Wake Forest area, don't hesitate to get the spot to try. Happy eating.

Good home cooked food. I go here regularly, but it is not super cheap. A piece of Carrot cake…read moredessert is $5.50. That's pretty steep. Still, this is a good place to get home cooking - meat loaf, fish, chicken pot pie, country style steak, baked chicken etc. Like mama used to to cook for me.

I'd never expect to find this gem in the area. Nothing fancy, but the BEST BREAKFAST! Service is…read moregreat too! I highly recommend them.

I give them 5 stars because of how nice they are on top of how great the food tasted. Husband stops…read moreby to grab breakfast when he's on this side of town and says they have the best breakfast biscuits around. I stopped by the other day for hotdogs, pulled up to the drive through window, not realizing they closed on Saturday's around 1, and she still offered to take my order. If you want good southern food that comes with great southern hospitality but don't care about being fancy, give them a try!

Andrew with Offline - Thoroughly enjoy this little tiny place off the main highway! Food was…read moregreat, service was quick and Staff was friendly! We were able to get in and out pretty quickly cause we ended up being in a rush! We definitely come back to try something new!

I took my daughters here for lunch. The service was okay. It was pretty busy and there seemed to…read moreonly be one waitress for the entire place so it took awhile for someone to come over and greet us and bring menus. We also had to wait and get someone's attention when we were ready to pay the bill so that we could leave. The food was decent. Very nice size portions. My daughters both has chicken tenders and fries tossed in different sauces. I had the southwestern salad. It was huge.

This is a great "hole-in-the-wall" grill with Southern comfort food and charm. The staff is very…read morefriendly, attentive, and charming. You order at the counter, and the food is then delivered to your table. I ordered the two-egg breakfast plate with my eggs sunny-side up, with grits (hash browns were also an option) and sausage. I also ordered two buttermilk pancakes. The sunny-side-up eggs were perfectly cooked. I put one egg over the grits and the other on the pancakes, then broke the yolks -- it was delicious. The yolk mixed nicely with the perfectly made grits and fluffy pancakes. It is a small place and was crowded with regulars, which gave it a welcoming neighborhood feel. I am going back to try other plates -- I noticed several people ordering the catfish, and it looked excellent.

Maybe we came too late in the day? Maybe this is just a quick hot meal that hits the spot when…read morethere is (literally) no other hot n ready fast food option around? Nothing is made from scratch, in house and was all little to no flavor. Perhaps this is why salt shakers were the only seasoning on each table. No hot sauce, no hot peppered vinegar, not even black pepper. Just salt. Fried chicken was your standard Sysco/Bulk pre-breaded run of the mill, drop into fryer and keep hot variety. The mashed taters n gravy were instant and of the cheapest bulk commercial variety as well, and the Mac & cheese? I knew it when I saw it but it was the only other decent side available as my first pick of fried okra was not available. For $25 for two people, I'd hit a Bojangles or Popeyes instead of coming here and actually feel full. Darn shame as I'd had high expectations for this mom & pop place, and truly wanted a real-deal Southern soul food meal which this was absolutely not. Maybe their breakfast options are actually made in-house and better? They would need to do so AND be open by 5 AM if they want to profit rapidly and substantially on the ever-increasing commuter to and from Raleigh transplants because the supper choices? Definitely not Granville County's finest. I'd suggest the owners of The Wilton Grill go work for a week from open to close at Apple Market up near South Boston to see how breakfast, lunch and supper is done. I'll try breakfast if and when they are open for wee hours and the planets align, but I doubt I will come here again for lunch or supper unless there's some soul and seasoning slapped into and on the menu. This was on point with elementary school lunch foods. I will say the styrofoam plates and cups, plastic forks, cup lids and straws were clean. They do accept Apple and Google pay, they also give you the option to tip which, lol, I'm not sure what for. This place could be a gold mine in the right hands.

1250 Heritage is inside of the clubhouse on the golf course and is near the Veteran's Memorial…read more There is plenty of parking. We were seated at a table with views of the course and water. The restaurant is gorgeous with the fireplace. Outside dining is available in warmer weather. There was one waiter working when we were there so the restaurant seemed short staffed. He was friendly but not the most efficient. The restaurant was also out of some of the items on the menu. I ordered the grown up grilled cheese and had fries for the side as my other choices were not available. The temperature wasn't as hot as I would have wanted for either item. The location and views and worth giving this restaurant another try.

This is a Nice friendly comfortable place for lunch overlooking greens. Great for a cocktail to…read moresit and relax. I always bring my out of town guests there for lunch.

Finger-licking Good…read more This is a plain, no-frills, old-fashioned eatery serving up good, simple, home-cooked food with a smile in an old-west setting. The only concession made to frilly decor is the artificial yellow Marigold that crowns the paper towel holders on each table. The menu includes: Burgers and Sandwiches, Soups and Salads, Appetizers and Speciality Plates. Prices are reasonable and portions are generous. Be sure to check out the Daily Lunch Specials. The only thing missing is a cold beer. The Thursday Special, 1/2 Pound Riblets, is exceptionally good. While the meat does not exactly fall off the bone and takes a little work, there is plenty of it and it's surprisingly tender. The BBQ sauce is a nice balance of sweet, heat and spice. The hand cut Fries are best when smothered in the self-serve Cheesy Sauce. Another special, Chop Steak with Onions & Peppers is another winner. It's more like a cube steak than a hamburger steak and has a distinct chargrill flavor. Remington's Cole Slaw is some of the best I have tried. The cabbage is fine-diced with a hint of sweetness and refreshingly crisp. The BBQ Plate is OK, but not the reason I go to Remingtons. The pulled pig is rather bland and lacks that unique Eastern NC BBQ tang. We particularly like the Geronimo Burger. This double patty monster weighs in at a substantial 1/2 pound with just the right amount of zesty Chili and sweet Cole Slaw. All burgers come on a large, soft but chewy, slightly sweet bun. The Buffalo Wings were meaty and tender enough, but the Teriyaki Glaze just didn't taste right (next visit I'll try the BBQ). I did like the BBQ Beans - slightly sweet and slightly tangy - a nice combination. Be sure to ask for the 10% Senior Citizen's or Veteran's Discount.

Very average lunch - I wouldn't order my Swiss burger again, I would try something else…read more The young lady who took our order was very sweet. Very casual atmosphere, a lot of regulars here. Tight parking spaces and not many.