If you're using the coupon from Massanutten here-these people WILL RIP YOU OFF. They add the coupon…read moreto your bill-then remove the credit-take their cut and leave you with the bill pretending to not speak English. Do Not use the Dine Coupon here.

bad service never took my order wish someone would at least walk up. waited for like 20 minutes…read morenobody walked up to ask what I wanted

Nestled in the heart of Belmont, Mas is hands down one of the top restaurants for me. It resembles…read moreCharlottesville: filled with warmth, hearty, a community affair with locally grown and sourced food, tapas meant to be shared. If you are looking for a lively atmosphere for a date night or a night out with friends, Mas tapas is for you! The staff here is incredible; helpful with their selections and operates like a family. When introducing others to Charlottesville, this is my go to. I cannot even begin to unpack the vibrancy of the food. Anything with aioli is a hit! It's a reminder of the strength of the Charlottesville food scene. It glows with that warm, golden-hour energy -- the hum of conversation, the clink of glasses, the scent of garlic and olive oil drifting through the air. Every dish feels like a small act of intention. The ultimate real pleasure is the rhythm of the place: tapas arriving slowly enough to savor, fast enough to keep you leaning in for more; an atmosphere that manages to feel both lively and deeply relaxed. It's the true peak: a simplicity and richness; a love note in the shape of a restaurant. Must try: - Gambas à la Parilla - Datil Con Tocino -queso con marmelada -ensalada Lechuga -papas bravas

Celebratory dinner and Mas came up on a couple of "best restaurants" searches. This place was…read moreterrific. High end tapas...a little pricey, but also worth the price -- unique and creative dishes. The plates came in two sizes -- the regular tapas style and one that is a double portion for double the price. Menu is typewritten and presumably changes with frequency; we enjoyed the carne asada, lamb sliders, bacon wrapped dates, guisado, and a few others -- all delicious. Nice cocktail menu and some interesting (and unusual) wines on the list, both by the glass and by the bottle. The room is surprisingly informal -- bare brick walls, loud music, hip servers in t-shirts - so probably not the place for a business dinner. But for a splurge social occasion and a group that is good sharing food...five stars.

Recommended by another local restaurant... In town to ride…read morethe train. Nice ambiance in the first level of a house, but apparently understaffed ( guess this is a common theme in Elkins)...waited about 5-10 minutes to be greeted until my husband went directly to a server. Eventually seated. Hubby enjoyed his food: a spicy shrimp soup and chicken empanadas. My food was just ok; an acorn squash soup that was a bit bland and one of their specials, sweet and spicy Thai with chicken: chicken overcooked, not too much of it, and prepared in corn/cheese (?), which I wasn't expecting. Rice was rather bland, too. Server was friendly, but not very attentive. Probably because she was back and forth to the back room where there's a bar and a DJ ( at lest when we were there last night). The 2 glasses of sangria were good, and the total bill came to about $52 without tip. This could have been such a better experience; management take notice regarding staffing but maybe that's a continuation of a bad trend...

I was very happy to get to try El Gran Sabor during my ski trip to Elkins; I almost missed my…read morechance since they are only open Wednesday through Saturday. I did manage to get there on Saturday just as they opened for dinner. El Gran Sabor is located in a converted vintage home; there is a small bar area and a medium sized dining room. The decor is comfortable and homey. Service was good and the menu pulls from both Mexican and Venezuelan cuisine which sounded like a great idea after a hard day of skiing. I ended up ordering the Shrimp Cachapa since I had not had this item before. This is a corn pancake topped with shrimp, vegies and cheese sided with rice and beans. A very tasty dish and just the kind of balanced meal to have after a day of exercising; also an item I have not seen on other menus before so I always like to try new things. I also really enjoyed the cup of spicy shrimp soup that came with the meal, rich shrimp flavor with a nice hit of spice warmed me to the core and got the meal off to a great start. I would strongly recommend El Gran Sabor if you are looking for a meal in Elkins, this was far and away the best meal I had during my visit and I would head back if I were in the area again. Definitely the culinary highlight of my vacation.

This is one of the first restaurants I have tried solely based off of yelp reviews in…read moreCharlottesville. I usually get a lot of recommendations from coworkers, friends, and family to try new places but no one had mentioned this place to me. I think a lot of that has to do with the location. It is tucked away in the corner of an extremely busy shopping center that includes the Alamo. There are lots of food options near them but somehow they have managed to stand out. The service here is top notch and should come as no surprise since it is family run. It has feeling of getting a home cooked meal from Venezuela. It's as advertised. The food is exceptional and really matches the prices reflected on the menu. The picanha was tender and well seasoned. I will be coming back and trying more of this menu. Could not recommend more

We had to make a trip to Charlottesville to pick up some car parts. Decided to go to 5th Street…read moreStation and decide when we got there. Settled on Arepas, which was a great choice. We ordered the the Paradilla which included an arepa, some grilled cheese, fried yuca, a salad with avocado and steak, chicken and sausage. It included a green sauce and mayonnaise for dipping. More than enough food for two big eaters. Our server was charming and brought more green sauce upon request. The restaurant was not busy and they had lots of pictures on the walls of their delicious food. A great first visit. We shall return.

Our favorite Harrisonburg restaurant!! authentic food friendly people -- we probably come here…read moreonce a week!! Our faves are the chop chop, the Del Fuego, the Big Maka and their fries are perfect! Low key awesome and consistently great!

Pros: The food is flavorful…read more Plenty of searing. Clean establishment Cons: Rushed service Young servers with lack of customer service edge

Located next to a Mexican restaurant in a gas station. Nice staff. Clean restaurant. Good prices…read more Good size portions. Lots of choices. Family run. On the other side. Restroom was also storage and out of towels but clean. No tap water. Seems like a local favorite. Not many tables but a robust take out business. Easy parking on Sunday.

Salvadoran food. This place is a real hole-in-the-wall, but…read moreif you want Salvadoran food, this is the place. Located at the Exxon gas station, right next to the Mexican place (don't be confused--yes, there are two restaurants in the building.)

Great menu and great chef. Maybe the best Mediterranean meal we've ever had. Our appetizers,…read moremains, and desserts all had a sophisticated and interesting mix of flavors and textures. Service was very attentive and friendly.

We went during the last day of restaurant week, not how we would typically order as we generally…read moreshare but the food was great! Service and atmosphere were awesome.

My husband needs to come to his senses and try this great restaurant for God sake! It is absolutely…read moredelicious!

The food was amazing and so authentic!!! Great place to eat! My husband and I each got different…read morecountry plates and it was amazing!! I wish I lived closer!