Our first trip in and it was a great one. We were greeted promptly and placed an order to go. There…read moreis very limited seating however we could have eaten in if we wanted. We ordered our pie par-baked so we could finish it up at home for a fresher experience. It was delicious however not exactly what we were expecting. We know for future orders now however. We ordered a white pizza so we expected a ricotta base, which it did not have. The owner was present and knew the locals, walking around and chatting and spoke to us to make sure we were helped already. Great vibe here! We look forward to trying other menu items soon.

Great little place. Italian music playing softly in the background. Then you meet the owner…read moreoperator 87 year old Geraldi himself. What a great guy, typical Italian invites you into his family showed us a picture of his mother and father. Talked about his mom with such love. We ordered spaghetti and meatballs. Ok so perfectly done and the right size of plate. So tasty, sauce was light and herbaceous meatballs were perfectly done. Garlic bread just enough to make it great for sopping up the sauce. Tiramisu was perfect dessert for the evening. Nice coffee finish to a cold and creamy dessert. Highly recommend this place you can't go wrong and we felt like we have a new family in Floyd. Thanks Geraldi.

I've been coming to Floyd for the past 15 years, and Dogtown used to be a staple. Unfortunately,…read moreit's gone seriously downhill. The vibe just feels off now and what once felt welcoming and authentic feels more exclusive and self-important. :( The service is especially disappointing. You can stand at the counter forever waiting for someone to even acknowledge you. Basic hospitality goes a long way, and it's frustrating when staff can't even acknowledge you with a simple "we will be with you shortly" or even offer a simple smile. There's an attitude from some of the front-of-house staff that comes across like they've "arrived" and are above basic customer service. Floyd has always been about community and authenticity, and it's disappointing to see a place that once embodied that lose sight of what made it special.

BEWARE DOG OWNERS AND SERVICE DOG HANDLERS…read more When we arrived at Dogtown Roadhouse in Floyd, VA, my husband brought his federally protected service dog. Upon arrival, the hostess informed us that service dogs were not allowed inside the restaurant and directed us to sit on the outdoor porch instead. As soon as we reached the porch area, two unleashed dogs--a German Shepherd and a blond pit bull mix--charged at my husband and his Golden Retriever service dog. During the attack, my husband was bitten on the hand, and the service dog was bitten on the neck and pinned to the ground. The hostess stated that she witnessed the entire incident. We immediately notified the manager, James, and contacted law enforcement to file a police report. The owner of the attacking dogs left the property within minutes of the attack. What was equally disturbing was the response from management. When we brought the attack, the injuries, and our concerns to the manager's attention, we felt the situation was largely dismissed rather than addressed with the seriousness it deserved. The response we received gave us the impression that the attack and its consequences were not considered the restaurant's responsibility. Afterward, we asked management why unleashed dogs were permitted in a public dining area. We were told that the dogs belonged to "good people" and that the restaurant does not enforce leash requirements for customers' dogs. What is particularly concerning is that the restaurant's website states: "Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome to join you at outdoor tables on the covered porch while you enjoy your meal." Additionally, we will be filing a complaint regarding the restaurant's refusal to accommodate a service dog indoors, as service animals are protected under federal law. This was an extremely upsetting and preventable situation. We are disappointed by how the matter was handled and by the apparent lack of enforcement of the restaurant's own stated leash policy. Based on our experience, we will never return and would strongly encourage dog owners and service dog handlers to use caution when visiting this establishment.

Always consistent. Good drive-in fast food. Very friendly staff. Decent prices…read more Only drawback is it can be tricky getting in and out at lunch time.

Everything we've had has been delicious! Burgers, milkshakes, fried fish sandwich, fries, onion…read morerings fresh hot and delicious! Car service with a smile and outdoor seating area also. Recently renovated- takes you back in time!

While staying at Claytor State Park we rode our e-bikes to TJ's for dinner. Such a cute place…read morenestled just outside the park. Our server Donna was wonderful! We each ordered a Landshark Beer for $4 and both had the Prime Rib special with potatoes and a salad (with homemade Ranch dressing)... it was all very delicious!!!

Great food and great people. Prime rib was really good, baked potato was just ok but the salad was…read moregood and we got a pizza which was also really good. Everyone made us feel right at home. We'll definitely be back.

Mom and pop shop Dine- in or carry out…read more All the food we had was great! No kids menu but we're willing to split a full order calzone for my twins!

Great Italian food! Love the buffalo chicken garlic knots!!!! The salads are amazing good and…read morefresh ingredients. The pastas are great too!!!

Sal's was a great choice for dinner! The food was amazing, portions are large, and everything was…read moredelicious. Recommend the chicken piccata, which came with a lovely salad. My daughter enjoyed her cheese ravioli, and the bread that was served warm was a bonus. Service was prompt!

Well, I really try to help businesses but I also need to be honest. I'll just list positives and…read morenegatives. Positives Friendly service Dim lighting (negative for some) Good reputation Chicken Parm (good, not great) Negatives Boring bread Bland fries Pasta smelled odd to me Prices too high Small bathroom for amount of patrons Keep in mind, there is no real Italian restaurant competition in this area so they got it locked up.

The ambiance is great, you feel like you're in an Italian home but in the mountains of Virginia…read more Everyone was friendly and knowledge and often checked to see if we needed anything. Our party of 4 started with a wine tasting at the bar with a very friendly, knowledgeable pourer. Every wine was good, some better than others but all good. (It should be noted that they do not grow their own grapes due to the altitude.) After our tasting we ordered food and got bottles of glasses of wine and found a table on the covered patio as it looked as if it could rain. They were not offering their wood fired pizzas this day because of the possible bad weather which was disappointing as we were all looking forward to it but we did order some sandwiches which were pretty good. All in all a very good experience and their winery dog made it even better. Oh they also have a bocce court which was nice to see but we didn't play as it was wet from a previous rain shower.

Meh, pizza was terrible. No sauce at all, and just a few blobs of cheese. The dough was great…read morethough. The prices are a bit excessive for the service, but the ambiance was nice.

We pulled into town and checked in at Balladeer hotel a block away. Front desk had TSCB as one of…read morethe four recommendations for dining on a Saturday night. After searching Yelp on the way in, it was on my list too. They did not disappoint. They are just along the social district on market street. We were not in for socializing but it was fun to watch through the giant windows. We ordered a cheese tray, two sours and two pizzas. The bartender was super friendly and helpful though you have to speak up. Order at the bar and take a pager. The food came out fast. The kids being there after 9pm was off-putting but they left at some point. We ordered another two beers called Raw Dog IPA pineapple. Delicious cashed out at $65. Which is reasonable for all we ordered and the quality. Large space, with tons of options. Good for groups or a date night. I even found a large old NatGeo Atlas to paw through while we waited. Super fun spot to chill after a long day on the road.

Very friendly pizza brewery. The staff were generous with their beer tastings and I settled on a…read morelarger. I wish the beer was a little colder though. Pizzas were delicious. We got the "Barb" which was a BBQ chicken and a spicy Italia pizza. They do a thin fire oven pizza which is pretty good. My friends and I sat on their comfortable couches and had a relaxing lunch. They also have tables if you prefer.

Hubby and I found that a Texan pizza paired with a Peach Bottom Blonde and a Pure Hopulence was a…read moreperfect way to recover from a ride on the New River Trail. The beer was good and cold, the pizza was good and hot (and DELICIOUS!), and our server - Destiny R. - was top-notch! Many thanks to everyone at Creek Bottom Brewing! Edited to add: a friend in RVA saw we were riding the New River Trail and said - unprompted! - "I LOVE that brewery in downtown Galax!"

Please do not patronize Creek Bottom Brewing…read more It is not a safe place for women or children. Creek Bottom is at the center of a local controversy involving a young man named William Ayers. In 2023, Ayers was convicted of child rape (carnal knowledge of a child) and abduction. He was released from prison last year, back into our community. Upon his release, Creek Bottom Brewing began employing him to work in the brewery--as a known convicted child sex offender. In February, while working for Creek Bottom, Ayers was arrested AGAIN for ANOTHER sexual assault, strangulation, brandishing a firearm, and abduction by force. It got a little media attention as the "Valentine's Day Rape." Recently added to his list of charges is possession of child porn and sexual abuse of an animal. Where does Creek Bottom come in, beyond offering a job to a known child sex offender? William Ayers' parents are the owners of Creek Bottom. They made the choice to employ him at their brewery, along with their many young women employees and the families who visit the restaurant. Our dollars spent at the brewery unwittingly went directly towards Ayers' paycheck. Many community members feel that Creek Bottom's owners have made horrendous decisions that endanger our community by choosing to have their son employed at the brewery, and by supporting/enabling him in other ways. It is readily apparent that Ayers' parents employ pricey high-powered out-of-town attorneys to defend their son from his charges. (Courtroom interactions between those attorneys and the father of William Ayers reinforce this, with the attorneys pulling Daddy Ayers aside for extended conferencing before making motions.) A couple of days ago, Ayers was offered bail set at $900,000. That means that if his supporters/enablers come up with a $90k bail bond agent fee, or $900k on their own, Ayers will AGAIN be released into our community. All of this is a matter of public record: past convictions, state sex offender registry that showed Ayers working at Creek Bottom until his latest arrest, ownership of Creek Bottom, recent charges, and ongoing court case with private legal defense. All members of our community can and should make their own INFORMED choices here. Sending your money in Creek Bottom's direction could literally help lead to this individual being released into our community once again. Endanger the wealth that is supporting him, and we may be able to make a real difference for community safety. Please don't unwittingly contribute to a William Ayers legal defense fund or to bailing him out to walk among us again. If you see fit, stand by us in this effort.

My favorite place to get pizza in Blacksburg located a walking distance from the dorms and…read moredowntown. Bennys is famous for their big slices of pizza, and is open late, which is great for college students coming home from the bars. A long line often forms on weekend nights, so make sure to go a bit earlier. There is seating inside and outside with picnic tables and the interior is super cute.

Nice late night pizza joint "for the kids" line around the inside and out the door! Definitely not…read morewhat we expected, perhaps better at different times of day - crowd not for the faint of heart - be ready for the meab girls to be in front of you