Every time I go out of town I just have to stop food is always good and the prices arenok too no…read morepics this time I was hungry and we driving

The dining room was neat and clean, as was the exterior of the building. The food was fresh and…read moretasty.

The food was ok. Employees were nice. Was a bit dirty in the customer area. Not sure if I will be…read moreback.

We do carryout here and it is always good! They seem to have it all, and the soup is very good.read more

Delicious food service was very good We didn't call ahead for reservations but it wasn't a long…read morewait well worth it

If you're passing through near Wytheville, and you're reading this, why even consider any other…read morerestaurant? Delicious food, cool historical log building, fun gift shop to stroll through, and super friendly service (thanks Elisa) - what else could you want? Everyone enjoyed their meals, from the rib eye steak to the stuffed pork loin, and all of the sides. Definitely worth a visit!

Mistreatment of employees. It's embarrassing. Not to mention the nasty food kept in unsafe…read moreconditions and not cooked properly.

* Chicken livers 7.8/10 (Personal Favorite) * Chicken…read morethighs/legs/wings have good flavor on the skin but not much crispiness. * Chicken gets a little dry when you eat the thighs * Don't expect it to be your typical "Fried Chicken" * Rolls are well cooked (You'll want at least 2-3) * Overall I'd say 7.2/10. chicken is decent, coleslaw is very good, and other sides are just what you expect.

This is one of my favorite places to eat when visiting Elkin. They have some of the best Shrimp and…read moregrits that I've ever had!! And the fried green tomatoes are mouth watering. I've never had a single thing here that I didn't like! The service is always so wonderful. I highly recommend this place if you're in the area!

It was a decent visit…read more Service fine, no issues The atmosphere was fine as well, except there were a lot of flies, which I didn't love The fried green tomatoes were so so (3/5) The shrimp and grits were good (4/5) The peanut butter pie was also good (4/5)

Fiddle theme is completely cool & I didn't feel over done. Our server was wonderfully friendly and…read moreall about the hustle ~ keeping up with some tables and a bus drop off. We opted to try the deviled egg appetizer... it was ok, nothing earth shattering to bring you back & a bit of salt helped. We convinced ourselves to try the buffet ~ although we never get our moneys worth out of the single plate we are able to eat. Chicken, mashed potatoes and carrots were great. The ribs were smoked and no sauce ~ maybe there was some to add and I didn't see them. I got shrimp from the cold salad area & it was way too over cooked. Overall, we would go again, but we would try somewhere else ~ looking for the wow factor. The waitress had it though ~ she was great!

On my way to Nashville Tn., my family and I decided to stop in at this restaurant for breakfast, as…read moreyou walk into Fiddler you're transported back to a place where customer service and politeness is shown just for coming in. My family wanted to try something other than all the franchise restaurants around. It was like the tv show Cheers , everyone knew each other's name. It was very down home with fiddle music playing constantly and an eclectic atmosphere and decor. They have a buffet which was decent enough, the grits could have been cooked another 10 minutes, and some of the bacon and sausage patties were overcooked. However are server Donna was a sweetheart, she made sure we were definitely taken care of. This is definitely where the locals come and they all greeted us as if we were long lost relatives.

Had one of the best meals and best service I've had in a long time at the Graze on Main. The…read morerestaurant had a restful atmosphere and our server, Miss Bailey, was such a southern sweetheart! It seemed like she couldn't do enough to make our meal special and was took wonderful care of us. If this is Southern Hospitality, give me more! All in all I highly recommend this quiet scrumptious piece of the Southland. 5 stars

Stopped in Wytheville for a night on our way to KY and decided to give this place a try. There were…read morea few good things and some bad things. Good: the decor and ambiance. Bad: our service. Once we got our food we didn't see our waitress again. My bestie's mixed drink was never made, and when my bestie and I were done eating the waitress came back to our table and my bestie told her to cancel the drink, she said the drink was already made and couldn't be cancelled. The waitress went to retrieve the drink and it was not made so it was removed from our ticket. Bestie and I both ordered the Triple B burger and asked for the jalapeños to be removed. Bestie's burger came out with jalapeños on the burger. My burger was delicious until the heat from the jalapeños hit my palate and blew my palate with too much spice. The fries were seasoned well, crunchy, and hot. Honestly if the burger had less spice it would have been perfection so I'm so disappointed that I couldn't eat the whole thing due to the heat.

Such an amazing experience! Our server was very welcoming…read moreand interactive and funny. It was a bit busy so we expected a slight delay on drinks/food, but our server kept checking on us every few minutes and kept our drinks full. The atmosphere/design is very unique and offers great talking points for the table. You can look around and always find something new you haven't seen before. For food, I got the French dip, my husband got the fried catfish, and mom got the smash burger. Food was EXCELLENT. The au jus from the French dip was not overly salty as I've had in the past, and it was the perfect amount for the sandwich. Not like other places that will either give you a big tub of au jus or ever a small saucer cup. After lunch, we walked around as they have a shopping area inside with soaps, handmade pottery/kitchenware, and local vendor products such as hatch chile cream cheese and pickled vegetables. Price was very favorable too and didn't seem to be overly priced where the business/vendor up charges significantly to make a huge profit. Definitely worth stopping by even if you only have time for Togo coffee, a snack, of just to shop around!

We were looking for a brunch place on our way home from Charlotte and found this amazing restaurant…read morein Draper, Virginia. Tucked away in the hills of Draper, the Mercantile and Trading Company restaurant is in a remodeled restaurant that used to be a post office. It is reminiscent of a Cracker Barrel but with more style, pizzazz and variety of products available, from stationery to kitchen gadgets to homemade chocolates. The server seated us and was very attentive to our needs. From the bottomless coffee to the follow-up order for one of those homemade biscuits, our server made us feel like we were her only customer! We loved this! Our family ordered the eggs, bacon and toast, as well as a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich, the granola parfait with berries, and the kid-sized omelette with a side of sausage patties. The portions were large and no one was left wanting for more food. We had to try the biscuit, so we sampled parts of it but ended up getting most of it "to go." The flavor reminded me of the biscuits my mom used to make when I was a kid. Delicious! We highly recommend this restaurant and know you will find a little bit of something for everyone here. The restaurant has plenty of room for all diners, inside or on the large wraparound porch. The food is served in large portions and the service is second to none. We will definitely be coming back the next time we are in the area.

The food was great especially the ham on the ham biscuit although the fried chicken was a little…read moregreasy. They could have done a better job of draining the fried chicken. The service was where I was really concerned. We get out of the car to go inside and then see a big ol sign stating to go through the drive thru and pick up the food at the window, then customers are welcome to come inside to eat. The ambiance was nice, loved all the pigs they had around the restaurant.

Tucked just before the main streets of Jefferson, Smokey Mountain BBQ is a popular…read moredrive-through-only spot. We went around 6PM and it's evident from the line that nearly wraps around the building that it's a local fave! Fortunately, service is quick and efficient, they seemed to keep the line moving so we didn't wait long. Bonus points!! there's a covered patio for those who prefer to sit and eat on-site after receiving your food from the window. Portions are modest, and sauce options are limited to a traditional vinegar and a tomato-based version. The sides shine, I enjoyed the sweet potato fries and the rich, creamy mac and cheese. Overall, Smokey Mountain BBQ is a solid, no-frills dinner option that does regional comfort food right.

Love the food and service, but this time the portions were not consistent with the last several…read moretimes I have ordered

Watery mac and cheese soup it was terrible. And undercooked hard potatoe wedges. It was very bland…read morefood overall terrible experience