Super nice staff. Fried Delicious Sriracha appetizer. Great happy hour specials. Look forward to…read morereturning.

Thought it was a decent place. I had spaghetti and meatballs. Girlfriend had a chicken wrap and…read morefries. She also got a mixed drink and I had a cheap beer on special. Plus two waters. It was $50 and I could not figure out why it was so expensive. We won't be returning at those prices.

A friend and I wanted to pick some fruit while I was back in Radford for a bit and it just so…read morehappened to be the first day of blueberry season! There was a pretty good selection for it being the earliest opening and the berries were great. They also don't use any pesticides so you can eat a couple while you pick We picked 2 gallons of blueberries and it came out to $20 each which is cheaper than getting organic blueberries in store and they're so much better tasting :) definitely coming back for blackberries and raspberries!!

Such a nice and relaxing activity to go berry picking! 3 birds is honest about their farm and that…read moreis a good quality to have. the layout is not large and the parking lot can fill up quick, I would recommend going in the morning! psa- there are a lot of bees (it's fruit!!) so beware if you are allergic. i picked for about an hour and had zero issues but just wanted to emphasize

My son and I finally had an opportunity to camp at Crooked Mountain last night, and it was perfect!…read moreIt rained, but the tent pad drained extremely well and we were right next to the portapotty and cute little handwashing station/ changing area. Our dogs loved exploring the fields and beautiful trails with us. The creek sounds lulled us to sleep and what I really loved was the trees shading us from morning sunlight so my early riser child didn't feel the need to wake me up at 5:30 in the morning to go on another adventure. The sites are spacious with a fire pit and picnic table. Overall, it was a great night!

Worth a detour off I-81!…read more Museum is situated in an old house built about 1810 and originally owned by a Swiss family named Adam and then Hance. Focuses more on family history than the Wilderness Road per se. Small gift shop.

What a treasure. It is so worth the stop. Minutes off of 81. The have preserved a 100 years of…read morehistory. The archival collection of history is second only to the docents who are passionate about this period of history. Good for families. They offer activities through out the year We will return again and make sure to enlighten our friends to it's existence

This was the first time this event has been held and I will say they did a pretty good job. They…read morehad an information stand and maps available for visitors. Considering this was also our first time to Rocky Mount the map was very helpful. The reason for only giving a 3 star rating was because of the lack of actual moonshine. Though I have never been to a moonshine festival before I had hoped that there would be actual moonshine to purchase to take home and moonshine distillers to talk with. This was not the case. The only place that had moonshine available at the festival during the day was at the Bootleggers Cafe. You could purchase a flight of 4 moonshine cocktails for $8. There was a night time ticketed event called Shine and Dine that we did not attend where according to the website you could "Enjoy an enchanted evening with a moonshine and local foods tasting under the stars. Sample fantastic "shines" in several flavors from local and state distilleries along with a selection of foods and delicious desserts prepared by local chefs". I just wish this option was also available during the day. The good: 1) Pretty well organized 2) The event is free (free entertainment and displays) 3) They provided shuttle service & ample parking lots around town 4) They had a kids zone (not sure whats in there since we don't have kids) So what could make this a 5 star event you ask? Here are a few ideas: 1) Blocking the street off to traffic 2) Having a distillers/tasting area during the daytime 3) Getting more vendor booths...specifically Virginia artists/crafts men - especially the Franklin County Moonshine distillers (not sure what the ABC laws are regarding this) Though this event was not quite what I had imagined, it was not all that far off. It just needs times for the word to spread and for it to grow into the larger, bolder event it was meant to be.

YYYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEE HHHHAAAWWWWWWWWWW…read more Motor mile track racing, nestled in the heart of mountains, this track boasts not just stock car racing, but also a drag strip. I'm not sure if the drag strip is a 1/4 or 1/8 mile, but you can see (and hear) it from the motor mile. Students get in free, everyone else is 10$. College students are included in the free. Food and beer is cheap, everyone is pretty friendly here. One note, there are not chairs or bleachers, so you'll be sitting on scaffolded concrete unless you bring in a folding chair, which many people do. Smoking is allowed since it's outside. Great place to be, just make sure when you're parking, that you can get out if need be. General (free) parking is on a huge hill.

Sun Music hall now is part of Dogtown Roadhouse Pizza which puts a couple of interesting twists…read moreinto your listening pleasure. On the positive side you can show up, have an AWESOME pizza then stay for some great music. On the downside....sorry forgot there isn't really a big downside. Given that they are part of Dogtown you have a great selection of craft beers and a full bar. The style of music changes dramatically so check out the website and see what new music might be playing. The prices for a musical event are extremely low so give it a whirl and have some fun. Some music events sell out so if you want to make sure you are able to enjoy the music purchase in advance of show up early.

We just recently had our wedding reception here (at the banquet room). All I can say is that Mary…read more(event planner) and Tom (GM) are amazing and deserve a 10 star rating. We could not have pulled off the wedding with out there support.