Arrived at 8:30 on a Sunday morning to meet my dad for breakfast. This is his normal Sunday…read moreRoutine. The offerings were plentiful but lacked turkey sausage :( The breakfast meats catered mainly to pork eaters. I did stumbled across fried fish & fried chicken at 8:30! In the morning!! I considered this to be good for those who like fish & grits or chicken & waffles for breakfast. Overall, I would say visit if you're meeting a parent or seeking a large variety of options.

I dined on a Sunday around 11 am. My servers were attentive in keeping my beverage full and…read morechecking with me often. Food selection had good variety and the buffet area was kept clean. The restaurant needs to be refurbished. The booth I was seated in was well scratched and worn, and I noticed many surfaces that needed attention. Some of the employees tasked behind the buffet were very loud in a casual conversation. I was seated by the windows and could still clearly hear them.

We have been here a few times and it was excellent. There is nothing fancy about this place. It…read morereminds me of a diner but without the booths. The service has been excellent, just like the food. I have had a few different things there but the eggs, bacon and sausage are all good. There is plenty of parking as well. When we visit our friends here again, i am sure this will be a breakfast stop!!!

Jury still out. Will try this place again. Wife and I each had the Wednesday special, Eastern NC…read morepulled pork. For me, it's too spicy. We are new here so I'd didn't know what Eastern NC meant. Wife said it didn't have enough flavor. Spicy doesn't bother her (or most people, unlike me). I had the green beans and pasta salad sides. Both were good. Wife had mashed potatoes with gravy and fried okra side. Mashed potatoes had the skins left on so wife didn't care for that. Waitress was very friendly. She explained to me what Eastern NC was and said to come back to try something else. We probably will. There is a 3.5% fee for credit/debit card use. Unlike many places they don't hide this fact. They do make it know with signs in several places. That's appreciated as you can make your decision as soon as you walk in.

I have eaten there for years and still get excited when I am in the area and get to enjoy it once…read moreagain.

Food is awesome but attitude was trash. Will fry my own chicken livers from now on. Have been here…read moremultiple times since I moved. Won't be coming back. Guess I don't belong here. Thanks for the free lesson.

Our service was excellent. Very friendly waitress. Heavy in…read morethe "no frills" category as far as the decor and the buffet. I was concerned about cleanliness, but it was packed with folks just getting out from church at 3 pm...so knew the food was fresh. I proceeded. I stuck with basics. I gave it a 4 because the fried chicken and biscuit was excellent, now mind you this is an Ohio girl speaking. ...but living in Georgia/SC long enough to know a bit about mac and cheese, yams, green beans, and desserts, I wasn't impressed. Mac and cheese was just Velveeta and noodle with nothing more to it. Yams floating around in canned sauce, very runny. Green beans from can and not doctored up at all(no bacon or ham). I tried the banana pudding, but had no bananas but could tell the pudding was vanilla which is the right choice. Some of the food was fresh and other items looked questionable. I was happy with my chicken and biscuit. It was a local spot and I appreciated the adventure element to eating there.

While driving through Rocky Mount, North Carolina, I was in the mood for some barbecue…read more We chose the carryout option, though they also have a full sit-down restaurant. Parking was plentiful, with dedicated carryout parking, regular restaurant parking, and accessible spaces. The restaurant has that classic, small-town Southern Sunday dinner vibe. The carryout area is exactly what you'd expect,small and designed strictly for takeout. The cashier is friendly, and the service is pretty fast. You can order at the counter, and the menu offers plenty of mix-and-match combinations. The fried okra was crispy and delicious. The pulled pork had a nice tangy barbecue flavor. The seafood platter was surprisingly good. I would skip the candied yams next time. Everything else was decent but nothing that really stood out. One thing to note: I was hoping for ribs after seeing them advertised, but they weren't available through the carryout menu. Carryout focuses more on pulled pork and pulled turkey, while some menu items are reserved for the dine-in restaurant. If you're passing through Rocky Mount and want a quick Southern comfort food stop, I'd definitely recommend the carryout. It's convenient, the portions are good, and the barbecue hits the spot. As for dining in, I don't think I'd make a special trip .It feels more like a great roadside takeout stop than a destination restaurant.

Our 1st time at Wiggs Family Restaurant. Everything was amazing! Food was excellent (we had fish)…read morethe people were so kind! The restaurant is very clean. It's a great place to sit back, relax and eat!!

It's been a while since the last visit! The food is always fresh and cooked that day!…read moreAs for service, these ladies pour it on they don't miss an opportunity to refill your coffee or ask if you need something else! The ambience at the restaurant is wonderful! A lot of like-minded people show up every day at this café! Beware they are not open on Sunday .

The store was back to its original style, which was nice. The country fried shrimp offered a…read moregood-sized portion, but was at least as much fried coating as shrimp, and came with good fries and a small lackluster side of Cole slaw. Other members of our party reported good fried chicken, mediocre ground beef (kind of a bubbles burger), and adequate meatloaf. Service, though friendly, was suboptimal, with drink refills and biscuits forgotten. About average for a Cracker Barrel.

Absolutely the worst Cracker Barrel experience in the last 25 years. Our meal took 45 minutes to…read morefinally come. Fried chicken salad came with some basic greens only, no tomatoes or other normal salad toppings. I heard the Cracker Barrel was going downhill but now I am convinced. To make matters worse, the men's restroom smelled like a bad nursing home. Never again, I'm done.

A local diner with a great breakfast menu on a Sunday travel day. Got the rest of our trip off on…read morethe right foot

Food is nothing special. Food is thrown on plate. Service non existent waitress acts like she's…read moreoverworked and after serving meal never see again.