The Pizza is great, but the Spaghetti is my favorite meal there. Nice dining room, friendly staff.read more

You know this is my number one go to place for pizza when I'm in Irwin. I love the home cooking…read morelove the fresh ingredients. I love the easy In-N-Out style. If you order correctly, the vibe is nice and simple which is what I appreciate you. Just gotta plan ahead and you can enjoy yourself a nice pizza.

Great little spot to grab some pizza(bYO Beer & Wine), coffee or great pastry! We stopped in after…read moreChristmas tree shopping a couple weeks back. Food is amazing and staff are super friendly! We will be back next time we are in the area! Cheers!!!

All food was excellent! I love finding little places like this on my travels. It's nothing to look…read moreat but who cares. We went for the breakfast burrito, was excellent! The next day we went back for the pizza(everyone there told us we had to) and it was also delicious If you're anywhere in the area of this, GO!!

Food always delicious and fresh made. Service is as prompt as can be when busy. But it's worth the…read morewait. Takeout crew is outstanding. Ambiance is quaint.

This was one of the oddest restaurant experiences I have ever had. I called in a Deluxe (pepperoni,…read moresausage, mushroom, green pepper, and onion) pizza on a GF crust with vegan cheese, but they mistakenly made me a plain vegan cheese pizza on a GF crust first. It took ten extra minutes to get out of there, but they didn't charge me any more than what I already paid, so it felt like a buy one, get one free offer and the ambiance was decent. I blasted the heater in my car so the pizzas were still warm enough. I ate them both in about 17 minutes, and that is really how to fill up one's stomach. Both had a decent crunch on the outside of the crust, but the deluxe was far more flavorful, and tasted like classic Italian cuisine. The plain pizza was smothered in cheese and it felt like I would have rather fed it to my two-year-old sister, but it still tasted good. The last time this kind of accident happened was several years ago at Mellow Mushroom, but overall, I was still treated to a good meal.

The staff is friendly and kind. I came in alone and they told me I could sit wherever I liked so I…read moresat in a comfy booth near the door. I got the spicy chicken Romano pizza and added spinach. The kick is there and the chicken was really good! I was surprised because I feel like the crust kind of tastes fried but I honestly enjoyed that.

Located at the end of a small strip mall just before you get to the WalMart parking lot, parking is…read moreplentiful. There are shared handicapped spaces along the store front, or lots of regular spaces across two traffic lanes. Walking in, the hostess station is to your left and we were greeted right away. Seating is a mix of booths and tables. It can get crowded if you are in the middle, so select your location accordingly. On this visit we ordered take out. All food was well packaged and made the short trip home easily, although no napkins or utensils were included. The garlic knots were smaller than expected, but there were a lot of them. Garlic flavor was noticeable, but not as strong as I have had at other places. The bread was doughy and pretty filling. The meatball parmesan was decent. The pasta was cooked properly, but the meatballs did not have a lot of flavor. Most distracting was the very sweet marinara sauce. Overall flavor was minimal, but the sweet marinara made it cloying. The accompanying garlic bread slice was good and moist with nice garlic flavor. The Italian nachos were very good. These could easily be a meal by themselves. The chicken was a little dry, but everything else was cooked and assembled properly.

This was my first visit to Fahrenheit Pizza. Everyone was great , service was prompt and the food…read morewas excellent. I had the 12" meat lovers pizza, it was hot fresh and OMG the taste rivals some of the best pizza I've tasted from multiple places around the country. I got there in the between hours and I wasn't sure they were even open but I went in and ordered and enjoyed my dinner. The outside is minimalist at best but indoors is a fairly interesting decor. All in all it was a great experience, I highly recommend Fahrenheit Pizza!

Our favorite pizza! The sauce is fresh, crust is thin and the cheese is just enough. We cannot eat…read morepizza anywhere else!

We were snowed-in Floridians on vacation in Mars Hill, NC, with no hope of getting groceries for…read moreseveral days due to icy roads, and the wonderful new owners of Wolf Creek Market came to our rescue by delivering groceries and other necessities to us in our rented mountain cabin. They went above and beyond to help us out. As an added bonus, the restaurant adjoining their market sent fresh, hot pizza for us as well! Very kind people and exceptional service all around.

Open open open. The Mad Co. Brew House is OPEN!…read more I was passing through here in October 2025 as I am making my way through all 100 of North Carolina's county courthouses. The Madison County Courthouse is temporarily closed due to the water damage but the structure is still standing. On my way back to where I parked, I spotted this place and stopped in. I bought a beer - not much in the way of support, but I am back on keto and not eating pizza no matter how awesome it smells/looks - and opted to write this review immediately. As I'm typing, another customer asked the beertender about the storm. He pointed to the piece of black tape marking high water line on the wall. It's about NINE FEET off the ground. I included a picture. The leaves up here are just about starting to change. If you're thinking of leaf peeping and heading through the North Carolina mountains, don't miss out on Mad Co. Brew House. Firstly, their Pilsner is excellent. Second, they need the support. [Review 1124 of 2025 - 4371 in North Carolina - 24677 overall]

We fell in love with the town of Marshall before Hurricane Helene, and that love hasn't…read morechanged--but the town certainly feels different now. The impact of Helene was profound, and it's hard not to feel the weight of that change. Given Marshall's long and rich history, we doubt anyone could have anticipated something so devastating. We believe this moment calls for reflection--gratitude for what we still have, and commitment to preserving the character and history of this special place for future generations. The town is slowly recovering, and we were thankful to be able to visit. Some businesses and buildings are clearly still struggling, while others appear nearly back to normal. While in town, we stopped for a bite at Mad Co. Brew House. Parking was easy and convenient on the street, and the open-air concept was inviting. Because of the heat, we opted to sit inside. Upon entering, the bar is immediately to the right--that's where you grab a menu and place your order. We picked up laminated menus, found a large table, and returned to the bar to order once we'd made our selections. After paying, we were given a vibrating coaster to alert us when our food was ready for pickup at the kitchen window. It's worth noting that tipping was prompted at the point of sale. We don't mind tipping--20% or more is typical for us--but it was frustrating to realize that, in this case, there was virtually no service. We placed our own orders, grabbed our own utensils, water, and napkins, and picked up our food when the pager buzzed. Additionally, multiple signs reminded customers to bus their own tables after dining. No one ever checked on us, and we struggled to find a clean table when we arrived. During our visit, we saw several employees either behind the bar or in the open concept kitchen, but none seemed to be sanitizing or tidying up, despite it not being particularly busy. We recognize that the community has endured a lot since the flooding, and our visit was, in part, a way to support local businesses. Still, basic service standards matter--and without improvement, we worry that some visitors may not return. That said, the food itself was excellent--easily a five-star experience. The setting, the charm of the location, and the overall potential of the place are solid. With a little more attention to cleanliness and service, this could be a true gem. For now, we're giving it three stars, hoping it was just an off night--and wishing the best for everyone continuing to rebuild in this resilient town.

On our recent trip to Asheville, we were looking for some pizza in the area and happened upon…read morePie.Zaa. These slices are huge, but very tasty. The perfect thin crust with a little crunch. We got a slice of cheese, pepperoni, sausage, and a slice of the monthly special-cheeseburger. While a little pricey, these slices are still delicious and about the size of two normal slices of pizza, so not too terrible.

After a few beers, drop by here for the world's largest pizza slice! Fun place with lots of…read moreaction. The crust was excellent and very thin. Toppings ok not great. We sat in the window and watched the world go by.

Adorable pizza place inside the brewery. The food was good and came out very quickly. The pizza had…read morea good crust, nice sauce. Brussels sprouts weren't for me, but my friend loved them. There are places to sit inside and outside, and the first level is a big area with grassy spots and picnic tables and a fire pit (though it wasn't on when I went because it's still hot here). It is counter service, so you place an order and your food is brought out. All the staff was super friendly and made sure to clean/wipe down tables between uses - which doesn't always happen with counter service. It has a good amount of parking and it is right downtown so easy to check out any shops nearby. If you are in Burnsville, it's a great stop!

Service and ambiance took some time but went well. I got a new item, the Sweet + Savory on a GF…read morecrust, composed of tomato, stracciatella, arugula, salami, blackberry compote, and hot honey. The crust may have been soft, but the flavors worked surprisingly well together as it was a great balance between sweet and savory. Overall, not half bad for an out-of-the-ordinary pie.

We did take out. It was ready at the requested time and server was pleasant. Food was great! Three…read moredifferent pizzas and salad.

Friends were visiting in Asheville and we were looking for a new pizza place. We had about a…read more20-minute wait on a busy Sunday holiday weekend night. We ordered two jumbo pizzas for four hungry people and still took about half a pizza home. The Blue Mountain Salad was delicious and large enough for 2-3 people to share. The dining area is small and brightly lit with live music "every night". The musician playing the night we were there was a really good one-man-band playing guitar, harmonica and singing.