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.

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.

Stopped for dinner and is Under new management it appears. First impression is the place is very…read moreclean. I enjoyed the double burger with fry's. It was Pretty good. I also ordered a large 3 topping pizza, garlic knots and a calzone that was enjoyed as takeout for the family. My only concern is extensive menu which ranges from Italian to Mexican which can be somewhat confusing. But if it's working so be it. Maybe I'll try Mexican selection next time.

The workers show their skill as professionals with customers as well as with the pizza'. It is a…read morepleasure to watch them hand make the pizza as well as eating the pizza that you ordered.

A little hole in the wall on Old Towne Road. The owner and chef is so kind and personable! The menu…read morecontains classic "sammich's" and subs which come with a bag of chips. They also offer chili - more of a soupy consistency, but doesn't lack the flavor. The chicken noodle soup was a bit salty for our taste, but we liked the bold thick noodles and chunky chicken in this hearty soup. I ordered the tuna salad sandwich on toasted bread - you can add any toppings/condiments you like. It's nice to finally have a standard sandwich a lot in Williamsburg and locally owned which is not a chain. The owner was super kind and open to suggestions and comments. We look forward to seeing this spot grow!

This is a brand new sandwich shop in Williamsburg they're open every day except for Sunday from 12…read moreto 6 me and my husband both had both had rubins and it came with a side of potato salad which was out of this world highly recommend this place great service and I really care about they're customers and the satisfaction that you have

My husband and I travel occasionally between central Virginia and Virginia Beach, usually on…read moreInterstate 64. We recently decided to "see something new" by taking the slower, less familiar route. Despite having lived in Virginia for over 30 years, we didn't realize that we would be traveling through some of the counties where Virginia's famous peanuts are grown. The first billboards near Waverly caught our attention, but we didn't stop at the first shop that was advertised. We decided that, if there were any other peanut shops, we would stop because Virginia peanuts would make a perfect present for our upcoming visits with some non-Virginia friends and relatives. Thankfully, we found Adam's Peanuts and Country Store soon after. As others have mentioned, Adam's is a true country store, with country smoked hams in crates as you enter, homemade jams and jellies, a dizzying array of peanuts (raw, boiled, salted, chocolate-covered, and more), plus much more. As mentioned, we were there for the peanuts, and ended up buying a whole box full -- about $140 worth to be precise. The quality of the nuts is top-notch, and we appreciated the variety of the products. The prices also weren't too bad though my husband tends to compare these to the giant canisters from Costco! The ambiance of the shop was also country comfortable. My 3-star rating mostly reflects the lack of attention from the elderly shopkeepers. While others on Yelp have characterized them as friendly and helpful, that was not our experience. While we were the only customers upon entering, neither greeted us when we came into the store. My husband asked if they had any samples of the nuts for us to try to help inform our decision on which nuts to buy. They didn't, and they seemed befuddled by the question. Finally, in checking out, I tried to engage them in a conversation about peanut growing in the county, to no avail. March, 2025.

I love the country store ambiance ...and the country ham sandwich. I stopped by Wakefield,…read moreescaping I95 for a stretch, and glad that I did. Those sandwiches are the original fast food. I also picked up some provisions, including McCutcheon jams that I never see at home.

We stopped here on our way to the OBX. My wife ordered a chocolate caramel blended coffee and I…read moreordered a black coffee. Both coffees were delicious. I was allowed to fill my yeti from their coffee dispenser. We also ordered bagel sandwiches to split. Both were good as well. There was a line but it moved quickly and the counter person was very friendly. It's little touches, like writing my name on the bag and adding a smile that will make me come back every time we drive past. Make sure you get a cookie for the ride! There was a public bathroom that you had to ask for the key in order to use. Would highly recommend!

Stopped in on our way home from camping. Really great sandwich. Everyone so friendly!read more

The large sign for Porky's BBQ was what caught my eye as I was driving through Capron, Va so I made…read morea mental note to check that place out on the way back. When turning the corner to get to Porky's, you'll see some type of old school farming machine, a scarecrow, and the Porky's sign in front of the home that's been turned into Porky's. The inside is small and rustic with antiques on the shelving across from the counter. There are 5 bar stools to sit on at the counter. 2 picnic tables are out front if you need if you'd prefer to eat and enjoy the view. Porky's also sells Brad's Bee Town local honey. The day I went Porky's was sold out of beef brisket (which is what I was wanting to try). I decided to go with the pulled pork sandwich and a hot dog with fries. The owner asked from the kitchen if I wanted coleslaw on the sandwich twice while I was talking with the other employee at the counter. I said no twice. When I received my sandwich, there was the coleslaw on it. I didn't fret about it since I know that with the bbq culture in this region, it is normal have coleslaw on your pulled pork sandwich. I'm from Indiana and I was not used to that practice when I first moved to Virginia, but I've learned to just remind folks not to put it on my sandwich. I just told the owner, I'd scrape the coleslaw off with the fork. No problem, no need to waste food. The pulled pork sandwich was good with the addition of one of the sauces they provide. The hot dog was blah. I was assuming they would serve a larger hot dog, but it was your average sized dog. The fries came out just crispy and plain. Not a drop of salt on the fries. I'm not counting this place out at all. The service is great. If I'm driving through Capron, Va again, I'll stop and try some of the beef brisket and the babyback ribs.

Usually, when I am starving, almost anything will taste good. It was Saturday and I had been…read moredriving all day for work. Both areas I worked in were rural and I couldn't find a place to eat to save my life. It didn't help that there was no cell service for HOURS. Finally, after a near-death heatstroke in one of my insured's homes, and a massive migraine triggered by the heat, I was able to find a BBQ joint. Well, BBQ just happens to be the way to this woman's heart, but this place nearly made me change my mind. The building is situated on the corner of the main highway (58) and a side street. It's a small, shanty structure and I was hoping it might be this town's best-kept secret, but NO. Upon entry, the first thing I noticed is that it was the inside was not updated. No big deal though. Often, you find gems in the most unexpected places. No one was behind the counter. I looked around for a few seconds and a woman about my age trudged behind the register without much enthusiasm or even a simple greeting. I asked a few questions about the barbecue, whether it was vinegar-based or a red sauce. It wouldn't have mattered anyway, but I was curious in case I would need to request some extra toppings to doctor it up. The woman in the kitchen poked her head through an opening and showed me what they use. She was friendly enough. I ordered a sandwich only and asked for the coleslaw on the side. That was my saving grace, ordering it on the side. If the coleslaw had gone on an already so-so sandwich, I'm not sure I could have stomached it. The coleslaw lacked flavor and didn't have a touch of sweetness to it. I realize that coleslaw isn't supposed to be sweet, but coleslaw almost always calls for a bit of sweetener. I passed on the coleslaw and tossed it after one bite. Moving forward to the sandwich. I carefully unwrapped the paper to find an ordinary hamburger bun (not fresh tasting) with the barbecue inside. The barbecue was nothing out of the ordinary; however, the bun ruined it. I realized I should have just ordered a barbecue without a bun. The last thing that was amiss was the fragrant aroma of smoked pork or the savory smell of the sauces wafting through the air. That's a major faux pas for a barbecue restaurant. The experience was underwhelming. It didn't appear that anyone took pride in the restaurant or the food. Perhaps it is just a form of income for them and they have become bored with it. I don't know, but I do know that I won't be going back.

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

Love! Out in the area for a hike and stopped by for lunch and picked up some hot sauce and peanuts,…read moretoo! Smells Devine and quite a selection of unusual jerky an incredible meat.

I love to cook and when I saw reviews including unusual meats, kangaroo, elk, Alligator and such, I…read morehad to stop in. I wish I'd have come hungry because their deli sandwiches looked awesome. Anyway, we were given a brief tour then left to look around. If you have a hankering for a huge sandwich and perusing unusual offerings make this a destination.

Family owned, clean and specialty products!…read more Local food and you can get an egg sandwich or sliced meats and cheeses

Everything down to the way they put the meat on their homemade bread was done with care! If you're…read moreanywhere in a 30 minute radius of this Dinwiddie gem GO! The customer service and food were amazing. The prices and ambiance make you feel like you're in "the good old days" with the prices and handmade EVERYTHING this is a win for our family. Whoopie pies, cakes, cookies, candy, noodles, jams, etc! All your Amish dreams in one store with up to date technology. Clean bathrooms and space to sit inside or out. Didn't get a chance to try their homemade donuts, but breakfast sandwiches and sausage gravy were all delicious. Potatoes and bacon perfectly cooked. Would love to stop in for lunch. They have a deli counter, and household needs as well. We stopped on our way home from lake Gaston and would love to make this a tradition. This place is a local gem that we feel blessed to have stumbled across!