The service was slow to non existent. We actually left after waiting 45 minutes and getting nothing…read morebut tea and water. The wait staff and owner continued to walk by with no update on our order. There was a speaker right at the front door which was directly above us. It was way too loud! The waitress didn't seem to care we were leaving and asked us to pay for the tea which I would have expected free after waiting and not getting food. We have no plans to go back.

Good food....great bacon cheese fries....really good burger....great service...food came out from…read morekitchen good and hot !! Been here several times and always the same good food and service :)

Four Oaks catered our wedding and did a wonderful job at a very reasonable price. The food was…read moredelicious and we received so many compliments from our guests. The service was equally impressive with everything running smoothly and the staff being friendly and professional. We could not be happier with how it all turned out. Highly recommend them for any event.

Ordered a ribeye and it arrived way overcooked. Sent it back and they were very nice about getting…read moreit right. Nice salad bar w/soup. Waitress was very good. Food was good and I probably would have given them a four but their carpet was disgustingly filthy. Filthy to the point that if I had noticed when I walked in, I would have left! And just when we were getting dessert a HUGE roach ran up the wall. Then another, this downgrading to a 1 rating. Waitress was mortified and they did take a lot off our bill - we did not ask for that. I will never eat here again.

Good local spot for bar food. I have not gotten a bad meal. Just have to be patient ... usually…read morehave to wait. Part of that is because they stay pretty busy. Good easy going atmosphere. Definitely worth checking out!!

What an awesome place to have in South Boston!…read more Darbys has easily become one of my favorite places to eat for many reasons. First and foremost, the food is always delicious. You have a great selection ranging from bar bites to elegant dishes. Their drinks are always great and include some of the best bourbon and whiskey selections, along with bartenders who truly know how to make a drink that kicks. I've been here with my husband as well as with my family and it's really a great spot for both. I am so glad a place like this is just 20 minutes from home and consistently great. If you haven't been to Darbys yet, you need to check it out! As a newcomer to the area, I can appreciate its history and the absolutely stunning grounds of Berry Hill that it's located on. This place is a true find. Highly recommend and will be back again!

Hands down, my favorite place to go!…read more Molasses Grill has easily become mine and my husband's favorite date night spot. The ambiance is always perfect, from the music to the lighting, candles, decor, and of course, the absolutely delicious food! Everything is always fresh and you can tell that the chef really puts his time in when making these amazing dishes. The attention to detail, flavors, and diversity of the menu truly sets this place apart. One of my favorite things about dining at Molasses is talking to the adorable women who work here. Everyone is always super friendly, but if you get the chance to dine with Jordan the bartender or Cristina the server, you are in for a great time. They both have such an awesome presence and bring amazing energy to the restaurant and overall experience for their guests. I highly recommend going in and dining with them!

Excellent food and service. Corn Ribs special was amazing, Filet and Chef's Burger were great,…read morecheesecake was to die for!

Calamari and catfish are delicious! Sautéed yellow squash is…read morealso! Iced tea is delicious! I'll definitely return!

Cool atmospheref bartender was very nice.. I couldn't come…read moreup with any complaints Lunch was really Definitely coming back with my friends

Cozy Irish restaurant tucked away in Reidsville. Food was served hot, lovely presentation and…read moreseasoned correctly. Priced fairly for the food, service and quality.

The Celtic Fringe is worth the drive. Out in Reidsville, at the edge of its downtown, it's…read morecertainly worth a culinary treat with a little bit of small town exploration. Start the meal off right with some Patatas Bravas. Double-fried potatoes with a tasty salsa and garlic aioli. Those went by quick! It's savory with a hint of spice. For the dinner service entrees, the real winner is the Fish and Chips. It's a huge battered haddock fillet over a bed of fries, accompanied by cabbage slaw and tartar sauce. Don't forget the malt vinegar to pair with the fries! The haddock was done perfectly, as it was both crispy and juicy. It was filling, but not over the top. Quality over quantity for sure. The chicken tikka masala is also a nice touch to the menu. A bit different from the rest, but not overly left of field. It was spiced to be flavorful but not overpowering. The chicken was nice and tender. The herb rice was decent, but still paired well as a sidekick to the tikka masala. Feeling desserts? Leave some space for the tuxedo cake. It's very rich and a solid bite to close out the meal. Shoutout to the wonderful waitress who executed everything without an issue. Reservations are recommended. I'll certainly be back.

Food is finger licking good, all you can eat buffet. Buffet is small but consists of fried chicken,…read morefried fish, green beans, cabbage, mac & cheese, salad bar, peach cobbler among other delights. Waitress was a very nice, efficient young lady that kept our drinks refreshed and checked on us often. There was a steady flow of customers while we were there. Bathrooms were clean. This restaurant has a nice mom and pop feel to it.

Great food, a little loud but good service. The waitress…read morewas amazing. Just need to have a space that people can actually talk without being drowned out from all the kitchen noise

Every time I dine at this restaurant I have a memorable dining experience. One of my favorite items…read moreon their summer menu is their R&R Hanger Steak. A Hanger steak is a long, flat, flavorful cut reminiscent of flank steak and skirt steak, only more tender. In the US, hanger steak is most commonly called "hanging tender" or "butcher's steak." It gets the latter nickname because it was historically a "secret" cut that butchers would keep for themselves rather than sell to the public. Other names you might see on menus for this cut are Hanging tenderloin and Bistro steak. All that I know is that it's the best piece of meat that I have ever eaten and it has been at this restaurant. So that was the main reason I came to dine here today and my expectations were completely fulfilled. When I arrived, I was greeted by a friendly, young lady with the warm welcoming of a regular guest. She happily took me to the table I had requested when I made my reservation online. It was a table facing the bar with their open kitchen on the right of me. I like to watch the bartenders and chefs in action as they create their amazing drinks and culinary masterpieces. Immediately after I was seated my server Tim came by with the usual familiar greeting, welcoming me once again for returning to dine there and thanking me for being such a loyal customer. I had the usual cold water and this time started off with one of their Butterfly Kisses Mocktails. It both looked and tasted amazing. For appetizer I had their VA Oyster Wraps, followed by their special salad of the day. And for the main entrée I had their R&R Hanger Steak. Everything was timed appropriately and was served at the right timing. I invite you to view my photographs accompanying this review to get a better sense of the place and the high-quality of their food and drinks. For dessert I had my favorite, their Dark Chocolate Panna Cotta. What a way to end a spectacular dinner. I highly recommend this restaurant for an exceptional fine dining experience.

While The River and Rail has many things going for it: great location, adorable atmosphere, fancy…read moreand delicious cocktails and delicious food, one thing they don't have going for them is their ability to stay true to their operating hours. My friend and I walked in at 9 o'clock EXACTLY on a Thursday night to have a drink. The sign on the door said they were open until 10:00. There were 4 or 5 tables seated, enjoying dinner and cocktails. 5 or 6 people at the bar. There was no one to start with at the actual hostess stand and servers saw us standing at the door but did not approach us even though there was an hour left on their operating time. So we walked directly to the bar and sat down. We had just eaten at Fork in the Alley so all we wanted was one drink and we figured an hour was plenty of time to get that done. The first thing the bartender said to us was "The kitchen is closed." Not "hello" or "Hey what can I get you?" but the kitchen is closed. I said "oh I'm sorry I thought you closed at 10:00." He said "well, that's up for debate we were actually discussing that right now. We're basically closed but you can have a drink because it's not like the rest of these people are going anywhere." What do you mean that's up for discussion? Your hours say you're open till 10 o'clock, it's 9 o'clock I have an hour to eat and have drinks! The other bartender, or perhaps he was only a bar back, gave us a very disapproving look. I get it, I work in the food service industry. I'm a server at a 4 diamond restaurant, and I hate when people walk in minutes before we close and want to sit down. But if we post that we're open until 10 and you walk in at 9:45 I'm going to serve you and treat you like anyone else that walked in at 6:00 because it's your tips that pay my bills and put food on my table. It's definitely not the hourly wage I get from my employer! And as a server I never walk into a restaurant with less than 30 minutes to close. And it's more like an hour if I'm looking to eat a meal. I know you want to go home. When it's the end of the night and I'm at work, so do I! But there's an hour left and I wanted one drink. That's it! We continued to get disappointed looks from a few other employees even though we weren't the last people in the place. I told my friend (it's 9:45 at this point) that we obviously need to go since servers are standing around looking at us like we've got the plague. We paid our bill and promptly left. Two couples still at the bar. It's 9:59 right now as I'm writing this at home (you're still technically open btw) but I left feeling like I had stayed hours past your closing time. It's a real shame because we really enjoyed our drinks! They were super yummy! And I'm always getting asked by guests where's a good place for a late night cocktail and I used to recommend The River and Rail right along with Lucky's because we had a shuttle that would take guests out, but after tonight I won't be doing that anymore. Because there's nothing worse than feeling unwelcome at a restaurant that is still open.