A delightful experience to tantalize the senses in a cozy inn setting a lamb dinner with scallops…read moreand an apple icecream

Great spot great food! we stayed there and had an awesome time in the room and breakfast was very…read morewonderful.

I love Gertie's! The food, service, and hospitality are…read morealways top-notch! It's a 100-mile motorcycle ride for me to get here and it's always worth it !

A perfect little hidden gem! Excellent service, delicious food, cozy ambiance and atmosphere. All…read moreof the staff were so kind and welcoming.

Stopped in because I was passing through Farmville and they served breakfast all day. But...since…read morebreakfast choices were a bit more than their sandwiches, I went with the pork BBQ sandwich with slaw. It comes with potato chips. I'm sure I could've up charged to fries or something else but wanted to save some pennies. The waitress offered sauce and I should've taken her up on it as the barbecue was a bit dry, but tasty. The service was friendly and quick. Not much to the inside as far as decor but clean. I was a bit disappointed to find out AFTER I had eaten my meal that I was charged more for not paying in cash. I understand that credit card companies may attach a fee to the use of their card. However, this should be included in the price of the CHOICE on the menu, not a surprise ending on a receipt. It could also be mentioned before ordering and/or printed on the menu above or below the raw food warning. Otherwise, if you're looking for a quick bite to eat and have cash, I can recommend the pork barbecue. Get the sauce.

We ordered a create your own omelette with bacon, mushrooms and tomatoes, unfortunately, there were…read moreno mushrooms or tomatoes on one half of the omelette. When we contacted the server and brought it to her attention, even showing her the omelette, she replied, "Oh well, it was supposed to be on there." She then went and checked with the cook. She came back and reported, "The cook said he put it on there, so maybe it's on the other half." Upon checking the other half, we found only 3-4 pieces of mushroom and tomato pieces. Who only fills up one half of an omelette with the ingredients requested!?! No adjustment was made on the bill. Service was less than adequate. No lemon was provided with the water and tea, even after requesting it. No ketchup was provided for the potatoes and onion rings, we had to ask. No butter was provided with the toast, again, we had to ask. Needless to say, we won't be returning. This was our first and last visit.

When you plan on camping around here, bring your food on the way in. If not, the 25 miles you just…read moredrove, with nothing around, is the same 25 miles you'll need to return to get it. (and gas)! That was my problem today and I already knew it. SMH. First light, I drove 19 miles to gas station. Then 9 more miles to eat. Edith's was the closest food location. -Im glad she had a red sign saying OPEN in the front glass window because it looks vacant. I held my breath and walked into.....a clean seated area with a big TV to watch while you eat. I ordered coffee first of all. Its been 4 days. That coffee was delicious!. No burnt or old taste not a hint of anything except a freshly made pot of coffee. Really, it was perfect. Being the only person in there, I walked around waiting on my food order. I think the pictures were hand painted, and lots of plants inside. My breakfast came. A bacon egg and cheese biscuit with home fries and grits, I'll tell you right now, that was some good eating! Best bacon egg and cheese biscuit. Real bacon! Biscuit was fluffy and moist. I loved it. Fried potatoes were hand cut and fried up in a skillet for sure! Now, to drive back all those miles to my tent. -People, please stop here and grab breakfast!

Love to support small businesses when traveling. This place was a disappointment. The food was not…read morehomemade. The country fried steak was a frozen patty. The gravy tasted like it was canned. Didn't get a thank you or have a nice day even after leaving a $10 tip on a $30 meal. However, my husband said thw coffee was good.

Traveling home & stopped to use the restroom. Noticed they had food...WOW!!! Such an unassuming…read moreplace! Mac & cheese was amazing! Fried okra was perfect! What a hidden gem!

Worst milkshake I've ever had, it tasted like plastic and soap. They buttered the outside of my BLT…read morewhen they toasted the bread. There was one small slice of tomato and one piece of lettuce. The only good part was the amount of bacon-because really it was a bacon sandwich. This was my first time and my last. My husband got chicken and mashed potatoes and gravy and the gravy was thin like water. He said the chicken was okay but just okay.

We stopped by while traveling hoping for a good clean place to grab a burger. And Wow! We both…read moreordered the bleu cheese muchroom burger and fries ( extra crispy) and they were amazing! Hand patted fresh meat and truly crispy fries.

I really like Cruisin a lot it's a Community restaurant and a lot of people meet at a lot of people…read morefrom all areas around are aware of this location it's just sad that after the pandemic it has been difficult for them to hire good work and as a result they've actually closed an additional day a week that they are they used to be open all the time for as far as the restaurant itself the food is really good it is highly recommended from most people that have eaten there around the area and the service is always friendly and very reasonable in price.

Went here on my way to Richmond for a band event. Restaurant is tiny but it's cozy- not a problem…read morebut if you need to have a super top secret conversation then probably go elsewhere. Lovely decorations and definitely has a 50s feel to it. I got the bacon jalapeno burger omelette, fries and 2 slices of toast are included. The omelette was delicious and chock full of toppings, my only possible complaint would be that the cheese coverage didn't reach the far end. However, that can probably be specified beforehand and its not enough to knock of a star. Regardless of this, I loved it. The bacon and burger were full of flavor and the grilled jalapenos had just the right amount of spice. The grilled onions on top were a great touch. When you're done with your omelette and there's leftover toppings on the plate, you can use fries to sort of scoop them up (awesome). The service was also great. The waitress was talking to regulars, and even asked us what we were up to today. Food came out pretty quick and she asked us if we wanted refills the moment our cups were low. Overall, nice little place. Forgot to get a picture of the food because I was so focused on eating. If I ever come back through the area between the operating hours of 8 and 2 I will certainly be going here. If I happened to pass through after they closed I would probably break in for the pie. (Kidding)

This is a must-visit for diner enthusiasts. The building sits on the north-south main thoroughfare…read morethrough historic downtown Farmville, an area once lined with tobacco warehouses. It is very small, with about fifteen stools wrapping around a classic service counter. According to the menu, the diner is a "One-Master Model 15-Stool Valentine steel building," made by Valentine Manufacturing Company of Wichita, Kansas, in 1955. They have a small parking lot in back of the diner. I parked there and then saw a bathroom entrance sign -- after a 2 1/2-hour trip, nature was calling. It is a very clean bathroom located at the rear of the building, with a separate entrance from the parking lot. There is no access to the restroom from inside the diner -- a unique and nostalgic feature you don't see much anymore. I walked around to the front of the building, entered, sat down on a stool, and was greeted with, "Y'all having a good day so far?" I had a half sweet/half unsweet tea and the Cheeseburger Deluxe with no mayonnaise. It came with lettuce, tomato, pickle chips, onions, French fries, and cole slaw. I put ketchup on the fries, but the fresh tomato alone provided plenty of flavor for the juicy, delicious burger. The French fries were crispy and delicious -- exactly what you hope for at a classic diner. The cole slaw was outstanding and clearly tasted homemade. The pies looked incredible, and because the cheeseburger platter was so good, I had a piece of blueberry buttermilk cake topped with whipped cream -- wow! There is also a clearly posted 3% surcharge if paying with a credit card. Prices are reasonable, so it didn't feel like an issue. This was a great overall experience, and I would recommend this classic, nostalgic mid-20th-century diner to anyone traveling through Farmville. It closes at 2 pm, so plan accordingly!

This is exactly what this location needed. What an amazing restaurant built by a legend of the…read more151. The flavors and cooked to order freshness leaves you satisfied and looking for the next encounter. You add that to some amazing coffee and great service I can't wait to stop by again.

The mountains will do a lot of things for a marriage--fresh air, quiet, perspective--but they will…read morenot, under any circumstances, fix bad coffee. We were tucked in down near Devils Backbone Brewing Company, enjoying the kind of getaway folks put on postcards. My coffee, however, was less postcard and more field exercise--Army strong, boiled on a camp stove, poured out of a percolator that's likely seen more campaigns than I have. My wife took one sip and gave me that look... the one that says, "I love you, but this is unacceptable." So we broke camp early and pointed ourselves back toward civilization. About three miles down the road she spotted Belties. Now I've driven past that place more times than I can count, back when it looked like an old house that had just given up on things. But somebody got hold of it and turned that sow's ear into something you'd be proud to show company. We pulled in, and right off the bat--you could tell--they knew what they were doing. Service was quick, friendly, no fuss. The kind of place where nobody's trying too hard, which is usually when things turn out just right. The food? Lord have mercy. Every bit of it. And the atmosphere--well, it had character without trying to beat you over the head with it. That's a rare combination these days. Most places either feel like a museum or a storage unit. This one felt like the establishment wanted you to relax. And the coffee... now that was coffee. Not punishment in a cup. The kind you sit with for a minute and reconsider your life choices--like why you ever thought campfire tar water was a good idea. We'll be back. For the coffee, sure--but I've got a feeling we won't be leaving empty-handed next time. There'll be a goody bag involved. Maybe two. Some lessons you learn the hard way. Others come with a good cup of coffee and a smart woman who knows when to say, "Pull in right there

Thank you to North Street Press Club for Providing my family…read morewith an amazing dining experience today. The food choices were exceptionally tasteful as well as the presentation. The Wilson's.

A super cute spot. The service was spot on, Faith, a great waitress. The manager even checked in on…read moreus. That was very nice. The food was really good as well. The presentation of the food, especially the Hawaiian or was it pineapple fried rice, was unexpected. Definitely worth the stop.

Whenever we visit my mom in the Halifax/South Boston area of Virginia, we make it a point to check…read moreout the local spots--and this time, Southern Plenty did not disappoint. This small, cozy restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor seating and delivers that unmistakable Southern hospitality--warm smiles, friendly chatter, and a sense of community that makes you feel right at home. You order and pay at the front, and the staff brings your meal right to your table. Even though there weren't many people working, the service was smooth and timely--and honestly, we weren't in a rush anyway. The food was good, comforting, and true to that Southern flavor I love. And yes--they serve mimosas, which made the experience even better. Would I come back? Absolutely. Southern Plenty captures everything I adore about small-town dining: good food, good people, and a place that just feels like home.

Southern plenty is a place you can go watch the world go by and enjoy amazing food, breakfast or…read morelunch absolutely spectacular, all of the drinks i've tried including the Holly Dolly are absolutely worth getting in a 24oz. Everyone that works at southern plenty is always so kind and patient to even the slightest modifications, checking in and making causal conversation makes this place feel so much more inviting.