Wow is all I can say this was amazing! Getting a matcha…read morewith a burger is greedy on my end but oh well this was delicious. The matcha was literally the best I've had around. The burger was tasty with not a bunch of grease. The young woman at the counter was so kind and she made the best matcha I've tasted. Overall such an amazing experience for my first time I'll definitely be back!

Lunch at Curtsy's Cafe & Burger Bar in Franklinton, NC was excellent! Located in a small historic…read moredowntown area with a great revitalized vibe. The restaurant had a nice casual atmosphere and friendly service. The veggie wrap was delicious and my husband loved the hotdogs here! The tater tots were some of the best! I rated a 4 only because I would have preferred a fountain soda over a canned soda with no cup of ice. Other than me being picky about my beverage, I absolutely loved my lunch!

Blows every other breakfast place in the Raleigh area out of the water. Best breakfast sandwiches,…read morebest Cajun tots, and amazing customer service. In a world where customer service is hard to find, Ironbox greets you with a smile and makes you feel so welcome. Try adding the pineapple jam to your sandwich with a little cholula for the best sweet and spicy combo. The bacon bites are also the perfect side.

4.25 stars!! Ironbox is a husband and wife operation located at 4085 US1 in Franklinton. Don't be…read moreput off by it's location, it's in the lot of an auto recycling and repair shop. There are tables to sit at but you can take your food to go. They serve breakfast sandwiches all day and have an extensive menu to choose from. They also offer build your own breakfast platters. My son and I stopped by around noon last Saturday. I had the Uncle Mario's and he had the Ironbox. Both were delicious and they came out quick. We also got a side of Cajun Tater Tots which complemented the sandwiches nicely. We will definitely visit again.

YELP! I tried to be a blessing and the cashier made it a curse…read more I discreetly gathered the tabs for my table and let the cashier know what I was doing; however, prior to, I tallied the bills twice. The cashier asked if I wanted to place a tip on my card, and I declined. When I received the none itemized receipt, it was $12.79 more, than my tally. I requested an itemized bill and received one you could barely see because the numbers were faded. I asked the cashier to check my numbers against the bill. When doing so, she still couldn't justify the difference after taxes, and 3.5% card fee. Also, shw wasn't sure if taxes were 7.5% either, but after adding it all in, she took my numbers and began refunding me in cash, which isn't the principal or was it okay. I left without understanding why, and with a clear itemized receipt. Folks, PLEASE START USING CASH. Merchants are taking advantage of us by charging 3.5% on top of taxes, not mention tips. The monthly fees they are charged for using a credit card machine very low, so imagine the incentives they gain, on top of increasing cost. The short of the story. She tried overcharging me hoping I wouldn't notice, and then said, God bless you!‍ And our table of six still left a $20 tip. God don't like ugly.

Once again, the food never disappoints. Service was great. Food was great ambience it's what to…read moreexpect. Overall very good. Recommend if you are hungry get the farmers plate which has everything.

This is a great "hole-in-the-wall" grill with Southern comfort food and charm. The staff is very…read morefriendly, attentive, and charming. You order at the counter, and the food is then delivered to your table. I ordered the two-egg breakfast plate with my eggs sunny-side up, with grits (hash browns were also an option) and sausage. I also ordered two buttermilk pancakes. The sunny-side-up eggs were perfectly cooked. I put one egg over the grits and the other on the pancakes, then broke the yolks -- it was delicious. The yolk mixed nicely with the perfectly made grits and fluffy pancakes. It is a small place and was crowded with regulars, which gave it a welcoming neighborhood feel. I am going back to try other plates -- I noticed several people ordering the catfish, and it looked excellent.

Maybe we came too late in the day? Maybe this is just a quick hot meal that hits the spot when…read morethere is (literally) no other hot n ready fast food option around? Nothing is made from scratch, in house and was all little to no flavor. Perhaps this is why salt shakers were the only seasoning on each table. No hot sauce, no hot peppered vinegar, not even black pepper. Just salt. Fried chicken was your standard Sysco/Bulk pre-breaded run of the mill, drop into fryer and keep hot variety. The mashed taters n gravy were instant and of the cheapest bulk commercial variety as well, and the Mac & cheese? I knew it when I saw it but it was the only other decent side available as my first pick of fried okra was not available. For $25 for two people, I'd hit a Bojangles or Popeyes instead of coming here and actually feel full. Darn shame as I'd had high expectations for this mom & pop place, and truly wanted a real-deal Southern soul food meal which this was absolutely not. Maybe their breakfast options are actually made in-house and better? They would need to do so AND be open by 5 AM if they want to profit rapidly and substantially on the ever-increasing commuter to and from Raleigh transplants because the supper choices? Definitely not Granville County's finest. I'd suggest the owners of The Wilton Grill go work for a week from open to close at Apple Market up near South Boston to see how breakfast, lunch and supper is done. I'll try breakfast if and when they are open for wee hours and the planets align, but I doubt I will come here again for lunch or supper unless there's some soul and seasoning slapped into and on the menu. This was on point with elementary school lunch foods. I will say the styrofoam plates and cups, plastic forks, cup lids and straws were clean. They do accept Apple and Google pay, they also give you the option to tip which, lol, I'm not sure what for. This place could be a gold mine in the right hands.

Best breakfast sandwich money can buy. Honestly there's not much to say, good customer service. If…read moreyou're in the area definitely check it out or like me make the drive out the way it's worth it.

Everything about this food truck is an amazing experience EVERY time! The owners and staff are the…read morebest, so kind, helpful, genuine good people! The food....the FOOD if you haven't eaten here yet, this is your sign! The food is always hot and delicious! You can order online too ahead of arriving which is awesome with a reasonable wait time every time or order when you get there! There are picnic tables you can eat there or take it with you. We love ironbox!

What a great find. Good Is excellent. The service is friendly. The menu was is varied you have a…read morehard time deciding what to eat? And all is good. Highly recommended!! Check time before you go. I believe they're closed Monday maybe Tuesday and only open till two on Sundays.

We decided to try n cross street station for dinner on Valentine's Day…read more When we pulled in we were the only ones there... it was 6pm. Our reservation was for 6:30. We were obviously seated, but were told to sit anywhere. Our waitress didn't check our reservations for any special notes and my husband doesn't eat gluten so we had to make sure everything was okay. My husband was concerned he was going to still be hungry when he looked over the menu. He asked if he wanted to order an extra salad could he. The waitress obliged but seemed very hesitant to offer anything else. We asked for a drink menu and she didn't seem to know if they had any other specials and said she would bring over a menu but didn't. any sort of extras we asked for seemed to confuse her. The food was okay. Not the best... certainly not worth $150 but it wasn't terrible. Their hours are odd so check ahead of time.

3rd visit. This time on a Sunday morning at 1030…read more The dining room is teeming with help, very quick to seat and place orders. Madison did a great job, thank you! Coffee bar orders arrive in a few minutes... They could be hotter, but delicious. Warm, fluffy, delicious biscuits arrived while we waited. The trip is worth it for the biscuits alone. 2 of the entrees arrived in about 10 minutes. The 3rd arrived in about 15. The kitchen needs to work a little on their timing. Food temp was uneven... Some things hot, some luke warm. I'll give the team some grace... It was busy and the shop hasn't been open for very long. The egg-stravaganza was tasty. Eggs over easy, crisp potatoes, crispier bacon and sausage. French toast was just OK, too mushy for my taste. Vegan tofu scramble is a hit! A nice stir fry of tofu crumbles, veggies and egg. Piping hot! Try this place!

Second time trying this location, second mediocre experience…read more Our food was packaged well, but the price for the amount of food you get is borderline ridiculous. There are other less expensive options for food that is as good/better.

One of my favorite places to stop in for a fast bite. I could not decide what to order so I started…read moreat the top of the menu and ate my way to the end. I did not have a bad meal ever. The staff is amazing, friendly, and jokes around with recurring customers. As for the food, it is ALL FRESH, made on the spot, and there is always plenty of seating. Sounds like a great idea for lunch today..........

Great sandwiches at this local shop in Youngsville. Order at the counter, they bring food to the…read moretable. Tried a pastrami sandwich and also a reuben. Both are generous portions, meat lean, served on panini-toasted rye. No pickle. These are good and very tasty but not really NY deli style.... The Boars Head pastrami is luncheon meat thin sliced on a slicer, not cooked in-house and fresh hand-carved. Nonetheless they are good sandwiches that hit the spot. Plenty of other choices on the menu to try. Dining area clean and tidy. Service is excellent, and friendly. Worth a ride to Youngsville.

We had breakfast here with our baby and asked for a well-cooked scrambled egg for her. The waitress…read morebrought an egg that was still coated in raw egg all over, one of the runniest most undercooked eggs I've ever been served, no exaggeration. I asked if they could cook it more, which I never do, I never send things back bc I'm afraid of insulting the person's cooking skills who is handling my food. But this egg was still clucking. She took the plate, walked into the kitchen, we heard chopping sounds for 2 seconds and she brought it immediately back. She was gone with it for seriously under 30 seconds. She set it on the table and announced "I didn't want to turn it brown" and walked away. The egg was exactly the same doneness, but now chopped up. I don't know why I let this peer pressure make me second guess my judgment and intuition, but we were traveling due to a family tragedy and I was just tired and stressed and needed to feed my hungry baby. So I fed her the egg. Halfway through, my breakfast was brought to the table with a well-cooked egg on the plate, so I swapped hers for mine. I guess Border just feels really strongly that adults need fully cooked eggs and babies need raw ones. Later that night, my baby vomited. Then again. And again. She vomited 7 times all through the night. I vomited once. Diarrhea all day yesterday for both of us. We didn't get to go see our sick family member, for whom we flew across the country. It was just such a huge stroke of bad luck that I felt the need to share... I hate to ream a humble business, but serving a raw egg to somebody for a baby is not cool. Especially when they asked it well cooked. And then to refuse to cook it more when asked. By a mom who is trying to protect her baby. And to pretend they had cooked it more when they clearly hadn't. Please listen to mothers when we advocate for our children. We truly know best for them.

great foid and freistellt service…read more We had grits, eggs, country ham, and pancakes with a country biscuit. Very classic okd school southern eating. There was pkenty of parking, almost no wait, and free wifi

We live in North Raleigh but regularly do our shopping in Wake Forest because it's so convenient,…read moreand once we're there, everything is close by, including lunch. The two of us eat at Over the Falls regularly and always enjoy it. I'm honestly surprised I hadn't written a review before. Lunch for two came to $65.80 + tax and tip, and there was more than enough food. I ordered one of my two favorites: the Ahi Tuna Pita (the other favorite is the blue cheese burger). I paired it with a side salad and blue cheese dressing, plus an unsweetened iced tea with lemon. My wife ordered The Barrel, their Philly cheesesteak, with a side of sweet potato fries. We also shared an order of house-made potato skins. It was far too much food, in a good way, and we took plenty home. Service was outstanding and truly a team effort. One moment stood out: when my wife hesitated to ask for sour cream for the potato skins, our server immediately said, "It's just 15 steps, let me get it for you." That small gesture made a big difference. The rest of the team was equally warm, friendly, and attentive. The ambiance works perfectly for us, lively, busy, and welcoming without feeling chaotic. I would be confident ordering virtually anything from the menu. We'll keep coming back.

Went for lunch and had a very good meal. Positive and professional staff. Will go back for sure.read more