A great little gift store!…read more Good coffee, great gifts, and cute ambience. Nice spot for a unique gift for anyone. We bought the sriracha peanuts and dill pickle peanuts, both were fantastic. The hot food they make in the kitchen was alright, hot dog was not our favorite. However, a great shop!

My daughter and I both got the classic chicken sandwich a were very happy with it. Everything was…read morefresh and warm. Glad we found this gem on 58. My grandson got grilled cheese and he was happy too

I have been here a few times with my family and we love it! We are always greeted upon entering by…read morethe woman at the register. They have so many options for treats. I typically get a milkshake. I've had the banana pudding and the banana cream pie. Both are delicious. They are pretty large so definitely something to share with someone if you cannot finish it. There are also little things you can purchase on the right side of the store when entering. They have freeze dried candies and gift type things like keychains and cups and whatnot. The place is pretty small so there is only two tables and some chairs near the front. They also have a few tables outside as well.

Delightful little ice cream shop in the heart of Suffolk. We stopped after walking around Lake Mead…read morePark. We were immediately greeted when walking in the door, the respectful addressing as "ma'am" and "sir" to me and my husband was also super refreshing, as in today's food service industry, you don't get that much anymore!! The shop doesn't hold a lot of people. 2 other families walked in at the same time we were there, but it was fine. Just noting for people who like to stay and chill. The ice cream wasn't as creamy as I had hoped, but still very nice! Would return!

After recents post COVID a 3 Stars better represents this DQ imo. They really need an interior…read moreupdate now! Service meh, the cashier was not in a uniform. But the treats still great, but they shorted me last time on portion size of a Peanut Buster Parfait. The store interior has been crying out to be freshened up. So cannot imagine the back of the house. The owner has not touched anything with renovation in the many years I've visited. Great location heading to I95, or I85 for me, but I will pass. 2.5 rounding up.

About a year ago, I travelled over 50 miles to visit this Dairy Queen because it was the only…read more"grill 'n' chill" I could find anywhere around here that seemed acceptable. Most DQ locations only serve wieners and cream and not any "real" food. The service was fine. Some employees were acting up, but got reprimanded by the manager soon after. The food was good. I enjoyed the fried cheese bites and the cherry cone. They had a TV in the dining area that had all kinds of services and channels included in whatever package they had bought for the place. (not that any of the customers got to use it or anything, so no one was granted the opportunity to "Netflix and Grill and Chill" in the lobby.) It is WAY too far from where I live to go here frequently, but it was worthwhile at the time to stop by for a blast from the past.

Todays visit was our third to the Virginia Diner and it was by far the best, though our earlier…read morevisits were great too. My wife and I both got the the Country Fried steak (again) because it was wonderful last two times. My grandson got the Gunslinger Burger. Our waitress, Caitlin was excellent and brought everything promptly. The presentation of the country fried steaks is a bit plain but the flavor could not be better. I did have to send my mashed potatoes and gravy back to be heated but Caitlin came back with a fresh replacement which is so hot I couldn't eat it. And this time they were as delicious as the steaks were. The green beans were also well seasoned and the biscuit that came with the dinner was superb. My my grandson's burger was clearly juicy, and so big he couldn't finish it! For dessert, I got the chocolate chess pie and my wife got the peanut pie with ice cream. The chess pie was a bit too chocolatey for me, and so my chocoholic wife and I swapped. We both loved our new choices. This is probably the best country food restaurant I've ever eaten at. I hope to repeat today's experience at the Virginia Diner many more times in the future.

Don't fall for the advertisement. We were visiting Virginia Beach and surrounding areas from Texas…read moreand since there is so much construction on 64 we had to take a diff route. We were looking for a place to eat and and since there ain't much to choose from in the area we decided to stop. Once we sat down which didn't take long we asked for a few mins to look through the menu. Our waitress just took her sweet time. When she finally came back to take our order she was just plain rude. A friend of ours didn't want her eggs runny. Instead of the waitress saying "I suggest over med or over well/hard" she just kept rolling her eyes and making faces. The place wasn't really full maybe about 10-15 people and most already had their food. So once we ordered our food it took forever to come out. During the whole meal I'd see other waitresses asking tables if they needed more coffee and what not and our waitress barely came around and never once asked if we needed refills. Now to the food part. I got some egg and ham breakfast with a side of cheesy grits. Ive never had VA ham and since I saw it on the menu I said why not? IDK how y'all eat this ham it was like eating spoonfuls of salt I was regretting adding a bit of salt to my eggs. The "cheesy" grits were not the best. I was expecting cheesy grits not just cheese over grits. I did finish it all considering we still had a ways to go to our next stop and the meal wasn't cheap. In the end we decided to get their famous peanut pie to go. Again idk how y'all eat this,it was literally the worst pie I've had in my life.

Best baked desserts in the area all homemade and handmade taste with such a delicate look ! I have…read morehad almost everything that doesn't have chocolate in it (I don't eat chocolate) Im a sucker for gooey bars but the lemon raspberry cake was a slice of heaven it was like eating clouds of deliciousness !

High quality food and service!…read more We stopped in for lunch and were warmly greeted by Mr. Dwight. He welcomed us and explained the specials and the menu. There are a lot of different choices. The beef brisket sandwich was tasty ,tender and plentiful as was the pulled pork sandwich. The restaurant is cute, small, and clean . The staff is friendly polite and efficient. I will be stoping back soon for one of their hand-crafted milkshakes. I highly recommend Q Daddy's

I picked up dinner here the other day. I planned to just try the smoked chicken salad. But they had…read moregluten-free chicken tenders, and they were delicious!! The smiley flavor of the chicken salad was great too. I tried the potato salad and the baked beans. The potato salad was okay. The beans were good.

Who would have thought that a Hardees-turned Mexican restaurant would have one of the best…read moreguacamole that I've ever had. The mangoes were an unexpectedly pleasant touch and even though I was full, I kept grazing on it throughout my meal. And of course I also had to try the fajitas. Well-flavored and cooked to perfection!

This is a very good little roadside stop that is great for dinner or lunch, particularly when…read moretraveling up and down i95. We stopped by on a Sunday evening after a long trip up from Florida. We were seated immediately in the one room dining room. Nothing fancy but it has a big menu. Basically all your favorite Mexican dishes. I ordered the enchiladas nortenas, which was delicious. It was cheese enchiladas smothered in pork, tomatoes, onions and peppers in a broth and accompanied by rice and guacamole (with lettuce). I'm here for it. It was messy and yummy. My dining companion got the beef quesadilla which he described as a bit messy too since the grease from the interior was bleeding through the tortilla. While service was friendly with chips and salsa, I found the kitchen to be unusually slow particularly for a Mexican restaurant. Each table got its food in a very measured way. So a quick meal it is not. But overall, that shouldn't dissuade you from going. We liked it after a long day of travel and a nice sit down meal overall. Nothing fancy but reasonable prices and good food is a hard combo to beat.

Such a cute little spot in Port Warwick! The whole place is pink and charming, and we loved the…read morewalkable neighborhood around it. We tried the Napoleon crepe with Nutella and strawberries and the Lafayette with fresh lemon. Both were delicious--the simple lemon crepe was especially good. We also had the Café Liégeois, which is chilled coffee with coffee ice cream, whipped cream and mocha drizzle. Basically dessert masquerading as coffee, and I was completely fine with that. Service was friendly and everything we tried was yummy. Between the crepes, the cute space and Port Warwick itself, this was a really fun find. Would absolutely stop again.

Aux Delices is a cute dessert spot in Styron Square. The desserts are on the pricier side, but…read moreeverything is made in-house. Today, we tried and enjoyed the chocolate almond and lemon biscuit ice cream flavors. The crepe was warm but otherwise pretty average. Service is kind and welcoming, and there is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. We really appreciate the 10% military discount.

Love the old fashioned look and style. Any food they have is great. Look at how they keep the…read moreambience turned on high. I love going to Farmer Frank's.

Up most perfect finds. Fresh fruit and vegetables. Amazing fresh bread and delicious dessert…read more Beautiful flowers arrangements.

Awesome spot for a family friendly local coffee and snack. The pastries are DELICIOUS!…read more If you are passing through and want to see a smiling face and enjoy some superb hospitality, this is the place! Great coffee and home baked goods!

I had just started a 6-hour road trip when I realized I totally forgot to properly caffeinate…read moremyself. As a lover of all things local, Yelp came to my rescue and brought me to Storehouse Coffee shop. I have passed through Franklin many times and never realized they have a downtown(?)...central(?)...main street area. I'll have to go back just to check out all the shops that hadn't opened yet. The coffee shop was bustling with morning energy. I was told there was a meet and greet event going on so I tried to stay out of the networker's way while I admired the art of the walls. I love an impulse purchase and each print had a QR code that took you to payment options right there. I LOVE THAT. What a wonderful way to have unique art in your home and support local artists. And not just any artist but pieces by CLAYTON SINGLETON. I recognized his work from a mural at the oceanfront. I had to stop myself from picking up the beautiful Chadwick Bosman piece right then and there. I might go back to get it because I'm still thinking about it 4 days later. When I stepped up to the counter the entire staff was friendly and helpful with their suggestions on what to get. I love my local craft coffee and was excited to hear their beans were sourced from an "up and comer" in Virginia Beach. For the life of me, I can't remember the name of the provider but I'm sure we will be hearing about them more. I went with a basic black cold brew that was exactly what I needed. It is businesses like these that keep an area vibrant, diverse, and attractive. I stopped for a coffee but left feeling light and bright from the atmosphere and service. I live an hour away from Franklin but Storehouse has me planning a day trip with friends to come back and see more...and probably buy some art as well.