The food was amazing! the service was top notch! The ambiance was perfect for breakfast.read more

Would love to tell you about the food but we never got to order anything but water…read more Seated quickly hostess was very friendly waited about 10 mins and a girl came over and asked what we want to drink. No hi hello just direct to the point. Asked about the drink included that was on the specials and was told rudely no it's after 3 it needs to be wiped off the board Brought back our waters. We tried to order then but she walked away. We called after her but she kept going. She went and loaded up a tray of food for another server. Then started bagging up to-go orders We were left to wonder was she really our waitress or just helping someone else? Was at least 10-15 more mins no one else came and she was still bagging to-go so we left We tried

Love them amazing service everytime, there biscuits are the best in Randleman !!!!!!!!!!!!read more

Review update time! This little hole in the wall is still my preferred stop for any destination…read moreheaded southeast, whether that be the Carolina coast, Charleston, whatever. If I'm on 220 (now known as I-73 allegedly) headed south and need fuel for the journey, this is a quick stop I like to make. Now, it isn't perfect. The biscuit is a nice big "cathead" biscuit, but every now and then it will be a little dry. Never been so dry that I couldn't eat it, but I am sure getting there early versus what is often a late morning stop for me guarantees you a more consistently baked biscuit that is still fluffy. On my last trip, someone really messed up the eggs. Looked like I was handed an egg sheet instead of proper scrambled eggs. That one was not one of their better days, but I have been served plenty of good eggs there too. The lack of consistency is what really holds the place back. Maybe in the future I'll try going a little further to their sister location in Asheboro, which might be busier and having the produce fresh biscuits more often. Inside, it's a true dive. The literal definition of get your biscuit, eat it quick, and vamoose. Everything about it has seen better days, bathrooms are permanently grimey from years and years of use, they're as clean as one could expect given how old it is. Overall, this will put something in your belly, and leave you with a big "to-go" tea for your cupholder. Perhaps, even too big for your cupholder. If you like a cathead biscuit, this is a fine spot.

You can't go wrong with the Big Dipper. It's clean, the people are super friendly, attentive and…read morethey treat you like family. I stopped in today (yes that's twice in one week) because I wanted to check out the new antique store next door so I thought might as well try their burgers. I mean, any excuse to eat a burger. I ordered a the Dipper Burger combo with homemade chips and a sweat tea, of course! Food came out quickly and hot. The chips are crunchy and hot and served with their homemade ranch dressing. Delish!!! The burger was thiiiick and I ordered it with extra cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles , mustard and mayo. They use the good pickles! The bun could use an upgrade. It was fresh but it was falling apart all over the place. The meat was hand pattied and thick. It could've used a little more flavor, or maybe it was extra lean meat? It was still a good burger with very fresh toppings. They have great sweet tea!

Food is consistently delicious! Friendly & accommodating wait staff! Chocolate chess pie is…read moredelicious!

Service was friendly but keep driving. Waste of time and money. We took a few bites, paid the bill,…read moretipped, and left. Definitely wasn't worth the breakfast calories.

This place is OK! I think davids restaurant here in town is a better choice and basically has the…read moresame type of food and better quality in my opinion. The service was OK as well.

Stopped in to try this place out. Yelp reviews stating they have the best burgers in town…read more I got a cheeseburger with mustard and double pickles and a hot dog all the way. The burger was good -not great. The hot dog was pretty darn good. Staff is friendly and organized. It's a hole in the wall kind of place as far as ambiance is concerned but it looked decently clean. I'd recommend for the hot dogs for sure. I'll go back to try other menu items if I happen to be in the area and hungry.

I'm so glad the place we were headed to eat was closed, which caused the redirect to PawPaw's…read more The service was great and the food was great too! Now we don't have to drive so far for a great dive burger! I consider myself a 'dive joint' connoisseur... this one is great. It's clean yet down to earth here. We will definitely be back!

West End is a great place to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner! I recently had their chicken piccata…read moreas dinner and it was the best pasta i've had! they also have amazing desserts. their service is amazing, very nice waiters and workers- everyone's so welcoming. the environment is also great, a very friendly and calming vibe inside, and outdoors too. 10/10 would recommend to take yourself and your family to West End Kitchen in Pittsboro!

Nice small space with an eclectic decor. Small interior space with some outdoor tables. Greeted…read morewarmly on my entrance by the friendly and attentive staff. I went for lunch and ordered the Wednesday special, which in June 2026 is a smash burger with fries for $10. The burger is normally $10 by itself with the fries $5. The fries were a little too salty but OK. The burger was smashed and tasted good with American cheese, grilled onions, pickles and some kind of sauce. A plus is they have craft beer. I may have to try some other items in the future.

Awesome experience. American and Mexican fusion. Best omelette menu in Greensboro. Looking forward…read moreto getting back there again.

Came here based on a colleague's recommendation and was pleasantly surprised. It is a very…read moreunassuming spot close to UNCG's campus. It has a little bit of parking on-site. When you come in, you will see it is set up like an old school diner, from decor to menu. They only have hot coffee - which is fine, just be prepared! They also have a nice mixture of Latin-inspired menu items and diner classics. I got the chilaquiles, which were so good. And the portion they give you are huge! The food came out quickly, and our waitress made sure to keep my coffee cup filled. This is a great spot to stop in if you happen to be nearby!

I love a good breakfast spot, and Scrambled Southern Diner is one of my favorites. We went early,…read moreknowing they get busy, which can lead to parking issues or a wait. The coffee was hot and constantly refilled, the portions were generous, and the service was friendly in a laid-back environment. I have a hard time resisting traditional eggs Benedict, so that is what I ordered. My partner had the pork loin with eggs and a side of grits. Neither of us was disappointed. This is exactly the kind of breakfast place I enjoy -- good food, generous portions, and a welcoming atmosphere.

TikTok led us to this cute brunch spot in Greensboro, NC!! The decor was modern but simplistic,…read morevery comfy! The waiter was very polite and friendly, he made sure we had what we needed and answered any questions we had about the menu and food choices. The food was delicious! My niece and cousin had the pancake, they were the size of the plate and quite tasty! My other niece had the crab cake sandwich, she said it was good but the fruit was plated on the same plate so it was warm which was not appealing to her so she didn't eat it. I had the French toast platter with the fried chicken. The French toast was pretty good but the bread used was pretty flat but it was tasty and the chicken was overcooked, there was some black spots from being fried too long. The hit at our table was the cheesy grits, very cheesy and flavorful. We'd definitely go back to try other things on the very extensive menu!!

The service, food and accommodations are great. Very satisfied. We're definitely going to bookmark…read morethe restaurant. As a matter of fact, we're on our way back there as I'm typing this.

Great portions sizes and food well seasoned for the most part. We went just before the true brunch…read morecrowd shows up. We got there about 10am. Why a 4? It was a 5 the first time out. Maybe a 4.25 but we can't give partial stars. Brittney was our server. She knew the menu well and helped wis make our selections. The menu is lengthy. There are a lot of items from which to choose and can be overwhelming. Since it's a new to us spot I actually got breakfast items. My litmus tests are biscuits and sausage gravy & the grits no cheese added. Biscuit had good flavor. Is a tall biscuit cut in half so it looks like two flat ones on the plate. The gravy itself tasted fine. The sausage was lacking. You'l see the specks in the picture. If you get this I recommend getting a sausage patty on the said to cut up in it. Bacon? Crispy. 10 outta 10. Grits cooked well. A tiny bowl but if you eat grits it seems like the bowl refills itself. I added butter because I like grits in my butter. And just a couple hits of salt. They were not super bland. I do like to taste the salt or the salted water they should have been cooked in. Bae got French toast. Actually it was a breakfast combo meal. I do get the name. Ralph? Roger? Randy? He likes regular degular French toast. They delivered too! Powdered sugar and cinnamon. Scrambled eggs and sausage. I got a mimosa. They recommended the blueberry pineapple. It was decent but for me an overpriced menu item. I love a good mimosa but I think they're worth $3-$5 Again another litmus test. I won't reorder one there unless it's on special but it won't tell you not to order them.

If I could give this place ten stars, I would. You will have a wait when you get there, and you…read morewill wait no matter how long it takes. You cannot find a better place for a meal, or more kind folks running the place from top to bottom. And if your plate is too big to finish, feel free to take it home, because you'll want to save room for dessert. Magnolia 23 is a staple in our household. So long as we've lived within a 30 minute drive, it has been a great place for a Sunday lunch, or any other meal within the hours they are open. They treat you like family from the very start with the way that they take names for the line. It's natural to start a conversation with the people around you, because everyone has the same end game - a great meal. Once you're seated, it's never long before a waitress comes and takes your drink order. The menu for the day is posted on Facebook and written on the board on the wall, along with the sides and dessert options. There's no menus because it's a meat and two sides, plus a bread of either roll or cornbread. The seating is tables and chairs, although some areas have couches for seating, which is a nice change of pace. Today I got stewed beef with sides of mac and cheese, yams, and bread choice was cornbread. My other half got the country style steak, with sides of cabbage and rice with gravy, and bread of cornbread. The littles shared a fried chicken plate with side of mashed potatoes with gravy. They divided and conquered their food so fast I forgot to snag a picture of it. The stewed beef was perfection. So tender, and the juices went well with the cornbread. The yams were expertly spiced, and prepared with so much love. The mac and cheese was delicious, so I offered some to my youngest who promptly stole the rest of it. I did sample the country style steak, and it was so delicious that none was spared. I cannot wait to eat my leftover stewed beef later this week, as I knew I wanted to save room for dessert. We ordered two fried apple pies, and a slice of Hershey bar cake. Be careful with the fried pies - the filling turns into molten lava when heated, so despite the fact that you'll want to take the largest first bite, please be patient and spare your taste buds from their imminent demise by letting it cool a minute. The spices on the apple filling on the fried pies were perfect, and I savored every bite that I stole from my husband. My dessert was the Hershey bar cake, which I split with one of my littles. It didn't have a thick layer of icing, which was great. The cake had a nice crumb, and was sweet without being overly sweet. If you haven't been here yet, make sure to take note of their hours and then take a trip to Asheboro. Once you've finished your meal, feel free to take a stroll around downtown and know that you've just had the best meal around. Magnolia 23 is worth the price and worth the wait, because you will be blessed by the whole experience.

While visiting Asheboro to see the zoo we found Magnolia 23 and its stellar ratings as our family…read moredinner spot. I can say with confidence this restaurant deserves every accolade given here! We found parking easily behind the building and were given a warm and friendly welcome while walking up the stairs to the cozy porch before we even stepped inside. We arrived early since we knew this place was popular so luckily we had no wait on a Friday evening! We decided to try the catfish, fried chicken, and chicken & dumplings as our meats and a various assortment of the sides including collards, slaw, Lima beans, green beans, potatoes, corn bread and rolls. Absolutely every bite was inhaled, sadly I even missed a chance to take any pictures and my kids (7&9) couldn't stop remarking about how delicious everything was! The chicken & dumplings sold out right after we ordered so we felt lucky to try it too. The service was stellar and quick. HThe owner greeted many of the guests by name and took the time to chat with us and discovered our Wilmington connection- it was so refreshing to see this type of family run farm to table establishment and exchange local foodie recommendations. Next time we will definitely be leaving room for dessert!