First time trying this chain. Only 4 items on the menu which makes it great. This location is very…read morenew. Clean. Staff greeted each person when they walked in. Plenty of seating. I had "The Box" combo and it was good. The coleslaw was my favorite. Love crinkle cut fries however they were a bit on the saltier side. Chicken and toast was good with the sauce. Definitely worth a try!

My daughter's travel soccer team just raves about Raising Cane's. If there is one within ten miles…read moreor so from the game, we will be there. They had a game in Pylesville, MD on Sunday afternoon, so we all drove to his location. Can't go wrong with the 3 Finger Combo. What makes Raising Cane's good is their Canes sauce. The tenders were nice and crispy as were their fries. Location was clean and had plenty of seating.

This is an excellent location in a fantastic national chain…read more Ample parking. Great drive-through layout. Friendly staff. The food is wonderful as mutual and as expected for Chick-fil-A.

This is the greatest Chick fil a I have ever been to! The fries were so crispy even if a little…read moreunder seasoned, and the filet was massive and tasty.

Review for the catering arm of Eats & Sweets, Blue Farm Catering:…read more We had a wonderful experience working with Blue Farm Catering! After weeks of searching for a wedding caterer that could cook up good food without breaking the bank, we stumbled upon BFC. Because they were the only caterer within our budget and food preferences, they were the only caterer we scheduled a tasting with. They invited us to the farm for the tasting and seated us in a converted barn. As my fiancé and I were waiting for the food, I told him, "This food better be good because we have no other options." And to our great relief, the food wasn't just good, it was absolutely delicious! Fresh, flavorful, homemade, and clearly made with great skill and care. It only took a few bites for us to know we had found our caterer. We also like that they're a family-owned small business, that much of their food comes from their farm, and that they make everything from scratch. To reduce the complexity of the day, our stress, and the costs, we had them do all of our food for us. For our late morning wedding, BFC catered appetizers for the cocktail hour, a lunch buffet, and desserts, including the wedding cake. Jordan was our contact throughout the process, and she was a joy to work with. She responded promptly and thoroughly to all our queries. No question or concern was too small. When it came time to set the menu for our 180 guests, she worked with us to accommodate an extensive list of dietary restrictions with grace and flexibility. We are both indecisive, and everything sounded so good, we had a hard time making selections. Jordan used her catering expertise to help us build a menu that would have something for everyone. When it was time to decide on the wedding cake, which we had given zero thought to, Jordan provided us pictures of designs and popular cake flavor combinations. On the day of the wedding, there was plenty of food, and we received many compliments from our guests. Several of them said it was the best wedding food they had ever tasted (and we agree!). Because the church holding our reception doesn't allow outside caterers to use their kitchen, BFC just cooked everything in their food truck. We were running a bit behind schedule, but BFC rolled with it. The serving staff was professional, kind. There was one small issue, but once we alerted Jordan, she took care of it to our satisfaction. Did I mention they're LGBTQ friendly? You never know these days, but BFC had zero issues catering a wedding with an interracial pair of grooms. We HIGHLY recommend Blue Farm Catering. Fantastic service, amazing value, and the most delicious food! We hope to never plan a wedding again, but we will definitely use Blue Farm Catering for our future catering needs.

Food is super yummy and portions are large! The ice cream is so good and a must get after your…read moremeal! Service is usually pretty quick, but when they get a bit busy it can become very slow. It's worth the wait though! It gives old school diner vibes and it's great for a laid back meal!

Food is always amazing, funny story I got a sausage and they gave me a hamburger roll instead of a…read morehotdog bun and then looked at me like I was crazy. Thanks for the laugh I needed it even though you seemed upset! Store is clean and staff is typically super nice but you should wait for someone to leave to talk about them.

Ton of fries making for a second meal even and the sausage is always good. I get it every time they…read morework fast hence their name, but they are always friendly too.

Great roadside stop with friendly service and competitive gas!…read more Stopped here around 1 PM on a road trip, and this Wawa was a perfect pit stop. The store was spotless--everything from the floors to the restrooms looked freshly cleaned. The staff were super nice and welcoming, even though it was lunchtime. Service was lightning quick; I ordered a custom hoagie and coffee, and it was ready in no time despite a few other customers. It wasn't crowded at all, which made the whole experience relaxed and easy. Bonus: gas was only $2.88/gallon for regular, which felt like a steal compared to some other spots nearby. Definitely recommend this location for travelers--clean, efficient, and friendly vibes all around. Will stop again next time I'm passing through!

Super happy they decided to build this Wawa near the Great Wolf Lodge. I love that thaws have then…read moreopen fridge concept ... the fridge was stocked pretty well. The parking lot is huge more than enough room to park or get gas.

Still a home run breakfast stop for us. The food is almost always a 10/10, the service is top notch…read moreand it always feels like your walking into your bests friends kitchen for morning coffee. We love that menu changes periodically and that the space is small but never feels suffocating.

While making a marketplace buy we usually look for a local place for lunch. Jake's on Main blew…read moreour expectations out of the water. The food was delicious, the service was awesome and it was a great atmosphere. Definitely will visit again when we're in the area!

DoS: Nov 29, 2025 Positive Observations:…read moreThe initial welcome from the front-of-house staff was notably warm and inviting. Our server, Dee, maintained a professionally cordial and accommodating demeanor throughout the service. The cream of crab soup was exceptional: It possessed a desirable thin consistency, avoiding the heavy, pudding-like texture sometimes encountered. The portion of crab meat was generous. The flavor profile was exquisite. The quality of the draft beer indicated meticulous maintenance of the beer lines. The brownie sundae was satisfactory. Areas for Improvement (Negative Observations): My filet mignon was served with noticeably burnt edges. This was only discovered late in the meal, as the service up to that point had been ideal. Overall Conclusion: The overall rating assigned is a B+. Given the presence of the executive chef, an A-level performance was the expectation.

I love dry martinis. Dry towels. Dry senses of humor, even…read more What I don't love is dry fish. My grouper had the makings of a fine dish. The flavor. The texture of the couscous. The crunchy onion straws. Then I bit into the white, flaky meat, hopeful it would match the caliber of its accompaniments. I was sadly mistaken. To avoid reaching for my dad to give me the Heimlich, I gulped water to get it down. Considering fish comes from water, it's quite a trick to make it taste like kindling. If you're going to serve your patrons dry fish and make them sweat to death in your hot dining room while they wait for refills, kindly put a carafe of water on each table. Or let them wear CamelBaks. Our waitress was clearly overworked. She was managing about 20 tables, making it hard to get more water--or anything, really. At least put man bun to work and have him ask customers if they need anything. Like water. If it were socially acceptable for me to wring my shirt into my glass, I would have. I didn't want to embarrass my father, so I refrained. I swore I wouldn't rip any more restaurants, but no one asked why I left three-quarters of my fish on the plate. Not the overworked waitress. Not the manager, who walked past our table half a dozen times, intentionally dodging eye contact. If they had, I would have told them the truth. Frankly, I think they already knew. So here we are. The truth hurts sometimes. Just like dry fish going down the gullet.

Forge Southern Comfort Food is farm-to-table at its finest. According to Kimberly, our wonderful…read morehostess, Forge sources many of its products from local farms and gives traditional Southern dishes an innovative twist. Three of us met there for lunch today, and it was delicious. Two of us had the Chicken and Waffles: thick, tender waffles topped with beautifully seasoned fried chicken thighs, then doused tableside by Kimberly with house-made maple-jalapeño syrup. Melting butter and scattered pecans added just the right crunch and richness. I also tried the blue corn grits--creamy, savory, and delicious. Our third guest had the Eggs Benedict with collard greens: perfectly poached eggs, silky hollandaise, and greens that were absolutely "grandma good." Drinks included a great sangria and spicy Bloody Marys, and dessert was carrot cake with homemade vanilla ice cream--golden yellow, egg-rich, custardy, and speckled with real vanilla. Great service, casual ambiance, and down-home, chef-cooked food with a touch of grandma's magic. Definitely recommend.

I've been here many times and the food is phenomenal. The bartenders are always phenomenal…read more But, if I'm going to pay $48 for an entrée, I don't need to see some patron in there with a wifebeater, butt crackhanging out, underwear hanging out, and jogging shorts while talking on speakerphone on his cell phone. Why is there not a dress code? It ruined my entire evening with my date. Good food can only last so far when the ambience stinks. Speaks volumes about who they cater to. It's very loud in there. And, the ambience and decor is cafeteria like. The food is good. The service is good. But why they don't have some form code is beyond me.

This little ice cream and comfort food shack has been the local mecca for after the game ice cream…read morecones for little league teams since I can remember. This is one of the places I miss most after moving to NC six years ago. Luckily my entire family still lives in the area, so every time I come home in the summer (it's closed in the winter), I have to hit up Dottie's. I remember coming here after track practice or meets in high school for a peanut butter cup cyclone (like a DQ blizzard). My all time favorite, and what keeps me coming back, is the pizza burger (sauce, no onions) and fries. Yes, it's greasy and full of FAT, but I can't think of anywhere better to waste my calories:-) Bring cash, because that's all they accept...and lots of it, because it's fairly pricey, but worth it!

stop by for what used to be a good steak ,, bread was ok steak was very dry ask for sauce , onion…read morethere was none . there wasn't hardly any cheese.. fry's where good, very expensive for what we got.... we get same size at other shops and much better and cheaper. tony .s

I love this local coffee shop as there aren't that many in the area. I usually get carry out but…read morethey have inside seating in the back & also outdoor seating. If I want to go here on the weekend I usually order ahead as it is packed. The food & coffee amazing, especially the peppermint mocha. The breakfast burrito & sandwiches are good as well & the prices are cheaper for coffee than the local chain coffee shop. I highly recommend this place. The only negative is they close at 3

Cute little brunch place in the middle of Sparks. Nice backyard space to eat. Coffee and Mexican…read morefoods.