Stopped by on our way home from the outer banks. Cute place, delicious with good service. Got the…read moreSunday fish special and was very happy, and they were able to accommodate vegans :)

What a little local gem we found while traveling from Outer Banks to Raleigh! Stopped here for…read morebreakfast and it ended up being so much more. This place isn't very big but it is just cozy and comfortable right when you walk in! The owners are just charming and southern hospitality is sure next level here! The owner makes the best frosted cinnamon rolls I have ever had! We had biscuits and gravy and the best Swiss cheese mushroom omelette! Everything was homemade and served with friendly conversation! We left there feeling like we made new friends! Stop and have a home cooked meal... wish I didn't live so far away.

We went for the first time last week. I got the fried oyster plate which was absolutely delicious,…read morebig and juicy, the best I've ever had! My husband fried flounder, which was also delicious!

Love love love the Garden Spot!!! Chicken quesadillas, Smothered Chicken and Fried Pork Chops are…read moremy favorite!!! Husband loves the oyster bar upstairs!

Stopped for breakfast enroute from NC to home in Maryland. Small and basic breakfast menu. The…read morewestern omelette I had was delicious. My other half enjoyed his breakfast of eggs, bacon and a homemade biscuit (the diners last one for the day). The service was great and everyone working there seemed to be happy to be together and on the job, a rarity these days it seems. And the ambiance was like stepping back into simpler times. Prices were very reasonable as well.

Good food great service in a traditional diner setting. Looks like they have updated their interior…read morerecently, recovering booths and seats of chairs.

Great Hamburgers, Philadelphia Cheese Steak, Grilled Cheese Canned Beverages, and other choices…read moretoo. Motorcyclist friendly restaurant Very clean Good size parking lot. Handicapped parking and clean restrooms. If you're riding in the Wind, then stop in.

Love coming here when I'm craving a burger, hotdog, & fries in Tarboro. The burgers are really…read moregood. The price is even better! The seasoned beef patty isn't small and very tasty. I like mine all the way but you can customize it anyway you want. The dogs are also good but I usually get the double cheese burger. The fries are also a can't miss. So if you want a great burger and a budget friendly price you must stop into this diner in beautiful downtown Tarboro. Till next time...

I got the rib dinner and it will absolutely wonderful down home cooking and it's best…read moreCollard greens were delicious and ribs were tender and delicious will be returning to the restaurant

Not sure, neutral on tho one! Food was acceptable but nothing stood out! Some of the staff were…read morerude but it's been a while since I went due to this! Might stop back by and get breakfast one morning!

The food and customer service were outstanding. I had a veggie scramble and potatoes, husband had a…read moresmoked salmon BLT (without the bacon).

The Scullery is easily a five-star brunch spot. Everything we've tried has been amazing. The…read moregrilled cheese with the egg in the hole is so good -- perfectly cooked, comforting, and just indulgent without being too heavy. It's one of those dishes you keep thinking about long after you leave. The sausage balls are another standout -- flavorful, warm, and totally addictive. Honestly, all of the breakfast options we've had have been consistently delicious and well-prepared. The lattes are also really good, which makes a huge difference for brunch. It's the kind of place where you can sit back, relax, sip your coffee, and enjoy the atmosphere. Great food, great drinks, and a welcoming brunch vibe -- definitely one of my go-to spots.

Native is currently one of my all time favorite spots in Greenville. The chef curates a seasonal…read moremenu, so there is always something new to try, and the food is consistently fresh and flavorful. I honestly have not had a bad meal here yet. This time we got the steak, which was cooked perfectly, along with the Native truffle fries. And just look at that presentation! Everything was delicious as usual. Definitely one of those places I'll keep coming back to.

The food was amazing and the price was fair for the quality. Maybe the best margarita I've had in…read moreyears. We were seated without a reservation at the bar (thank you!!!), however I highly recommend you avoid this faux pas and secure your seat; we were incredibly lucky there was room. Interesting part of town, and worth the deviation towards these repurposed industrial buildings. Free parking in back. Thank you for a lovely meal and can't wait to bring a crowd back, with reservations this time.

Favorites fried okra, navy beans, apples, Mac and cheese…read more We took home carrot cake, apple pie, and pecan. The carrot and pecan were our favorite. We decided we would rather order the just the cooked apples. So good and creamy. Hush puppies were really heavy and dense. Potato salad had sweet relish Loved the old diner and small town feel. Our server was sweet and helpful. She made sure our sweet tea was always full. If you like a good diner this is a must stop! The beef stew looked amazing!

In town over night we got up and wanted to hit a diner that the locals go to quench our hangry…read moremorning. We found the perfect place. Locals abounded this Sunday morning and we had such a nice warm waitress that made our morning. The biscuits steal the show here. Warm and buttery they elevated anything they touch including the biscuits and gravy that half our party ordered. The bacon was reminiscent of something from a local butcher and my eggs were Cooked perfectly over easy. We also like the celebrity signed guitars which were a topic of conversation for us. Thank you for your hospitality!

Breakfast at Chicken Coop was excellent. The biscuits were 10/10, the bacon perfectly crispy, and…read morethe sunny side up eggs cooked just right. The baked apples are perfectly seasoned, tender and delicious. Service was great! Would recommend for breakfast.

tl;dr: stick with a chicken dish and you will be very happy…read more Interesting little place, connected to a gas station. As you walk in you note the feel of it being a converted diner made to look like a country place. You grab your own menu, seat yourself, and walk up to the bar/register when ready to order. If the first time, you need a minute to get your bearings. Food ordered (3% fee is not using the cash "discount" FYI, pretty common around here and absurd given these OBX prices). Drinks are self serve. Some coke products and excellent tea. This was the end of breakfast around 10:30/11, so it was empty. Service was pretty quick. (they bring it to the table). I thought the breakfast pricing was fair. Shrimp and grits for $12, etc. Especially for the portion sizes. Two things I didn't care for. -The ceilling tiles were crazy dirty and stained and the flor light bulbs were uncovered. -The shrimp and grits needs a re-do. It's huge, with a base of grits, ladels of bacon gravy, and about 5 shrimp and cheddar cheese. It's more like a shrimp, grits, gravy, cheese casserole. I would have much rather had a base of grits, the gravy scooped in the middle with shrimp stuck in it, and topped with cheese. Even with all that you'd think there would be flavor. It was kind of bland minus the occasionally greasy/burnt bacon piece. Also, the shrimp were flavorful but over-cooked and tail on, which is traditional--but in the casserole were a pain in the butt to get the tail off/cut. I know they can do good flavors and plates. My spouse's chicken biscut...omg the hand-breaded chicken was fantastic! My son's baked apples were to die for. You Philly visitors will be happy to see scrapples on the menu - yuck. All in, I would repeat and stick to chicken and the chicken coop.