Good prices and good quality. The hamburger steak was smothered in a brown mushroom and onion gravy…read morethat was wonderful. The server was very helpful and attentive. This is your basic locally owned roadside restaurant

Service horrible. Waited 50 minutes w1st in last our at lunch…read more Food is tasteless. So much for country hospitality.

Dang it. Did it again. I always seam to think about leaving a review at the end of the meal. After…read morethe item is devoured. Well here goes anyway. The spicy chicken sandwich and fries were very good. Nice chicken breast loaded with the toppings. Lettuce, tomato and pepper jack cheese. Was very nice. Would order it again.

A very friendly and quaint restaurant. Food was pretty good. Did I mention friendly! Assuming the…read moreowners were who served us, they were very kind for some out of towners. Willing to bet this is one of the best local restaurants in the area!! Definitely some by for a good bite to eat!!

We go to breakfast there just about every Sunday. Great food and great service. Never…read moredissapointed.

Summary- ok down home food, but dirty everywhere…read more Food- 3 stars What you would expect- nothing outstanding and nothing terrible. Overall straight up basics with basic flavor. Atmosphere- 1 star I have seen cleaner bathrooms at roadside gas stations. So gross I lost my appetite. The rest of the place needed a scrub too. Service- 4 stars Friendly and food came out fast Value- 3 stars Cheap and decent

Waited for over an hour for our food, sitting on hard uncomfortable chairs. The dining room was…read morefilthy. When it did arrive, the food was awful. I had the "prime rib" sandwich, which was shaved beef full of gristle and the quality was less than store bought frozen dinners. My friend had a salad and wings, which looked decent, but tasted terrible. My other friend never even ate his meal (burger and fries) and just left it behind. It felt dishonest to pay for an experience this poor, but I chose to eat there, based upon a local hotel recommendation. Live and learn. I would give this one a "pass" and a negative rating if I could.

Absolutely horrible. Ordered online 1 hr and half hr later still waiting for food. Ordered at…read more6:30 got there 715pm and they couldn't find the order. I advised completed on their website. Was advised almost ready waiting on the crab dip. Then at 8 she advised that waiting on mozzarella And mushrooms. I advised we were waiting 5 more minutes and wanted a discount all food when came out got home 2 minutes later and food was luke warm and burned. Called owner and still have not heard from them to rectify situation. She promised rectified no later than next days and still not done. Totally unacceptable

Best breakfast diner in WV !! I had the western omelet with corned beef hash and potatoes…read more Delicious!!

Food was okay. I had a fish sandwich. The fish had a slight fishy taste. Yes, I know fish can be…read morefishy tasting but this was the type that you knew it was a lower quality fish. Definitely not halibut. The fries were good. My husband had an omelette with hash browns. The omelette was good but the hash browns were mash potatoes fried and had no flavor. We like to support local businesses so we will probably come back because we like that the menu offers lots of choices.

Marylanding in Four Pictures:…read more Pic #1 - Located where the MD144 and the C&O Canal meet, the Potomac River Grill is locally known as the Bridge Restaurant, and owned & operated by Mr. Ben Lewis. Pic #2 - This is their first impression, their best foot forward, and I was sold immediately in the foyer. Pic #3 - My selected ribeye landing at my table, previously located on the middle shelf on the far right of the fridge. Pic #4 - My friend Max, who got hit with a double shift at our shared Super 8 for the evening, who pointed me to his local favorite, the Bridge Restaurant, with his farm fresh steak sirloin and eggs on his table. Thank you, Hancock, for the smashing final impression of Maryland - you rock.

Looked very tacky, no real decor style, old style wobbly tables and some bench seating. Took about…read more20 min get service, ordered a T bone steak and grilled salmon. Another 40 min for food. Steak was warm, potatoes so cold butter didn't melt. Steak heavenly covered in garlic! Couldn't eat it! Garlic butter on vegis too made unable to eat any of it. Had to keep waving the flys off the table. The salmon was cold and very salty, even the rice was salty with teriyaki sauce on it. Only thing edible was the broccoli. Did tell waitress the steak was horrible and inedible and was offered a replacement meal to go without any seasonings added. Will see how it taste tomorrow after I stop belching garlic and salt.

We agree: Best breakfast in town. Service was amazing! Loved seeing all the locals there, everyone…read moreknew each other and how friendly of a place it was. They had amazing prices, the food was delicious and portions were great.

We were in town for a baseball game and we parked across the street from Betty's. It was a very…read moresmall place but the people made it very inviting, including the patrons . When in a diner, I always eat breakfast, no matter what time of day. The breakfast did not disappoint. Great eggs and sausage, good prices. Everything that a food diner should be. Thank you for a great experience.

Absolutely fabulous! From the food to the drinks and the service, everything was exceptional. Such…read morea wonderful establishment.

Looking for a new and sexy vibe of a restaurant? Look no more! This is the spot! The owners have…read moredecades of experience and multiple styles of restaurants and this is the new one and man she's a beauty! The cocktails are carefully curated, food is hand made with love just like the service the employ its all amazing! The bartenders request feedback and make sure your drinks are amazing, as well as the servers checking to make sure you meal is superb! Go check them out!