We were belatedly celebrating mom's 84th birthday, and she had not been to Yoder's in 10-15 years…read more Today was my first time. My aunt and cousin joined in on the fun, and it was my cousin's first time as well. Some in our party got the meatloaf, and exclaimed over how delicious it was. I got the parm chicken with rice, which was a little dried out and disappointing. Enter Yoder's cabbage and Dutch potato sides to save the day! Both were absolutely delicious! The cabbage was perfectly cooked and well-seasoned. I was delighted to find they were spicy, with visible red pepper flakes. The Dutch potatoes were creamy and cheesy...a new fave! The roll with the cinnamon butter was a treat indeed. And the tea? We like ours half & half...delivered in big cups with extra ice just the way we like it! I also got an English Toffee Latte to go...and it did not disappoint. Neither did the waitstaff, who were friendly, engaging and ensured our food was delivered with a smile. We left with slices of chocolate, coconut cream, and pecan caramel pie, a loaf of sourdough, and a mocha brownie treat for later. Ohhhh, and a ginormous cinnamon roll, cause why not?! The interior of Yoder's restaurant is a rustic place with a lovely shop to wander through while you wait to be seated. They have a lovely bird in the store that will sing you a song and tell you what the cat and the rooster say. So charming! All in all, I've been hearing about Yoder's for years and years...and it did not disappoint! Can't wait for a return visit!

Our party called ahead the day before visiting the restaurant for Wednesday reservations. We were…read moretold to arrive around 9am the next morning. After arriving a few minutes early we were told it would be "a bit" before they could seat us. "A bit" turned out to be more than an hour and even then they sat us at multiple tables throughout the restaurant. After being seated, we were promptly ignored. Fifteen more minutes went by before our sullen, unpleasant server took our drink orders and eventually our breakfast orders. She was not only extremely slow and inattentive, but blatantly disrespectful to one member of our party by rolling her eyes and making gestures when she thought we couldn't see her. Once our order was placed, we waited then waited more. We had decided to leave if our food had not arrived by 12pm and go to Bojangles in Vanceboro, but at 11:50, over three hours after arriving, our food finally showed up. My omelet was enormous and overflowing with ground sausage. It was OK, but would have been better with less sausage. My shredded hash browns were cold. The biscuit that accompanied the omelet was cold and hard. My dining companion liked her french toast, but noted her eggs, though properly prepared over medium, were cold. Same goes for her home fries. However, the buttery syrup, served with her french toast, was served warm and was absolutely amazing. Wow! It made my biscuit edible and was the best part of our meals. The restaurant is attached to a hardware store in a rural part of Craven County. It definitely has a country vibe and was spotless. Incredibly slow and disrespectful service combined with OK-at-best food make it difficult to recommend Voder's Dutch Pantry in any capacity to anyone.

Stopped in for a Butterfinger latte after volunteering at the water stop for the Founding Father's…read more5k today. Sat and cooled off and enjoyed my delicious latte with a peanut butter chocolate chip cookie chaser. Did I mention peanut butter and chocolate is one of my favorite flavor combinations? This treat did not disappoint! I have also enjoyed a Snickers latte, and it was equally delish! I'll have to make up the splurge with extra steps all week, but it was well worth it! I'll enjoy counting this cost! The staff was friendly and chatty, and even asked how sweet I preferred my latte! Turned out one of the girls and I share a love of horses! Also, ladies, if you like beautiful interesting spaces, check out the ladies room! They've taken a rustic wood table and made it a sink, paired with a beautiful deep red wine wall treatment...it was a joy to see! And trust me...it's not often (like...EVER!!!) that I comment on the beauty of a bathroom. Well done! I was so captivated by the lovely ladies room that I didn't even get a picture of my snack! Can't wait to visit again and try something else new!

Delicious cappuccino and green tea. Friendly and kind service! Great seating options. I brought my…read morelaptop and caught a few quiet moments to work with delicious drinks and friendly barristas

We're never disappointed when we come here! The food is always hot and delicious! The service is…read moreamazing, and the owners are so welcoming!

Good food friendly service. Popular place. Recommended! Not much of an ambiance. Could use some…read moresprucing up like many of the small eateries in Washington.

Food was classic and good. Service was just right. Definitely will be back…read more I had the bacon egg and cheese sandwich with grits and a sweet potato biscuit. Everything was just right and tasty, thoroughly enjoyed breakfast at GK's.

This is absolutely one of my favorite restaurants in Greenville. The staff is extremely friendly…read moreand attentive. They even have brought toys to my children to play with during a lunch. Their breakfast is one of the best in town. They also have a different special every day and each one of them in amazing in its own way. I try to get to this place as often as I can.

Tried Harvey's Breakfast in Greenville yesterday morning and honestly... sometimes you just want a…read moresolid, no-frills breakfast spot that does the job well. It was busy, but not chaotic. Think Waffle House energy, but local and without the franchise feel. You could tell people actually come there because they enjoy the food. Now as a coffee enthusiast, I'll be honest, the only hiccup for me was the coffee selection. It's straight black coffee only. Not a deal breaker, just don't walk in expecting a latte menu. I ordered the pork chop breakfast (and if you're judging pork... respectfully keep scrolling ). It came with grits, toast, and eggs. The pork chop was good, eggs were cooked right, toast hit the spot, and the grits just needed a little salt. Overall? It's not where you go for an aesthetic brunch with edible flowers and $18 pancakes. It's where you go when you want a GOOD breakfast that feels familiar, filling, and real. And honestly, there's something refreshing about that. Would definitely go back. Greenville needs places like this.

ove Harvey's. I'm becoming a regular here following the invite of a friend who is a regular here…read more It's diner-esq and has a strong community. It's easy to talk with people here. The staff are cool people and very attentive. My go to is corned beef hash with eggs over easy, side of hasbrowns, upgraded to a pancake and add a cheese biscuit. My cardiologist may not approve, but my heart does. YOLO.

Ugh... this was not a "love" for me, or our kids. We're new to Greenville/ Winterville and have…read morebeen trying SO many new places in an attempt to find new favorites. I decided to order brunch from here- a couple kinds of waffles, mac n cheese, bacon, sausage patties and fries. It arrived pretty quickly, and it seemed to be packaged well. The waffles were in a pizza box which was cute! There was no syrup (is that just an NC thing?!) which I was bummed about, but they looked great! Unfortunately they had kind of a strange (no pun intended) taste. Some underlying flavor was a miss for me, and our kids, they tried 1 bite and refused to eat more of it. The bacon was awesome, chewy and cooked perfectly. The sausage patties were burnt, our kids had a few bites as they love sausage patties, but they wouldn't finish them as 1/3 of it was burnt. The Mac n cheese had great flavor, but they cooked it and then put it in a container with a paper liner... so it ended up sticking to the liner paper and had to be scraped off. The fries were a soggy mess, that was disappointing as so many places over here have had such great fries. I don't know if we'll try it again. I'm not sure what was in the waffles that wasn't a hit for us, they seemed to be cooked well and everything was packaged fine, but it just missed the mark.

Great food! Great and friendly service! All of this at a great price and supporting a local place…read more The fries were well seasoned and the wrap was a Cesar salad in handheld form. Totally recommend for lunch :)

What can I say? It's just good food…read more Came here once years ago and recently just went and the quality has remained the same. I got the eggplant Parmesan and my friend got the baked manicotti- both dishes were delicious. All of the staff that I spoke with, were very knowledgeable about the menu, they were all very nice as well. I definitely would recommend coming here. They have so many options so there's definitely something that everyone will find to eat, prices and portions are great. I was able to stretch my eggplant for lunch the next day. It's just like a restaurant with a good atmosphere, people, and of course great food!

I loved this place! They had a lot of wines by the glass at only $7.50 a piece. Follow that by…read morehomemade delicious pizza crust piled with fresh ingredients and I am in heaven! The other really nice thing was that everyone working there seemed happy to be doing their job. This is rare these days. In addition,they have gluten free options! Personal pizza to vegetable and rice noodles to give options for once to those avoiding wheat. I even saw a beautiful fish plate piled on grilled veggies for those watching the carbs. I watched those carbs flow right into my mouth and they were worth every one I ate! Also very reasonable on prices.Very busy for a Thursday night so you may want to go early.

Excellent chicken cutlet hero. Best I've had in town. Lunch sandwiches are really good here.read more

Bottom line: Pirate's Deli was a delicious stop for getting tailgating sandwiches pre ECU football…read moregame. The NY Yankee Chicken Cutlet Sandwich hit the spot for me. Food takes some time as each are made to order but worth it. Nice and helpful staff at the counter. The Deets: I had the chance recently to go tailgating before an ECU football game, and my friends that regularly do so recommended Pirate's Deli so we stopped on our way to the game. This deli is fairly good sized with a extended menu of offerings on a board around two of the walls near the ordering counter/pickup area. The staff was nice and helpful when ordering. I looked over all the great and plentiful choices, finding the NY Yankee Chicken Cutlet Sandwich (breaded chicken, bacon, melted Swiss, lettuce/tomato, with honey mustard) which looked just right for me. Orders do take a while to come up as each are made to order and there were a few people ahead of us already getting their game day selections. Our orders were out soon enough and we were off to tailgate. The sandwich was very good...just messy enough to be interesting but not chaos to eat and the components came together for a great tasting combination (see pic). I was pretty satisfied with this sandwich and would definitely get this one again. Everyone one else felt the same about their food selections as well. In all, a good stop into Pirate's Deli to secure some tailgating eats before the game.