“We dined on a Sunday night. The food was amazing. My spouse had the duck with potatoes and broccolini and I had the snapper with wild rice and broccoli. We had drinks and cheesecake for dessert. This is a beautiful restaurant with a great staff. Kudos to the chef for the excellent food and marvelous presentation.“
“What a great breakfast! Charming dinning room. Also, can eat out on the porch with views of the mountains. The service was exceptional! Friendly, efficient and attentive. Food was fresh, hot and tasty. Large menu to choose from. Nice selection of tea to choose from. Great as tea drinkers are often overlooked in restaurants. We had a great breakfast experience! Highly recommend.“
“When five people spanning five decades all love a single dining option, you know you have found a keeper. Too bad we are not likely to be in the area again any time soon. We all love cats, so enjoyed the cat theme decor. The kids menu made feeding the pickiest easy, and the variety on the main menu offers something for just about anyone. My tasty side salad was served on a lovely etched oval plate, and the asian dressing had a perfect note of ginger. The cajun chicken penne was flavorful and delicious. Other items enjoyed by our group included the Philly cheese steak, and angus burger. The portions were just right to be satisfied without leftovers to drag around or waste. Our server, Leann, was great with the children, and was friendly, patient, and attentive, without hovering. Our visit was on March 22nd 2024 around 1:30. I don't understand why I can't access the other reviews, because this excellent, family-friendly restaurant is running smoothly and doing a great job.Kid-friendliness: The kids' menu had good options, and the cat stickers and coloring pages kept them busy while they waited for their meals.“
“Really a gas station and convenience type store, but they have a limited seating area and a small kitchen. The lady made me a good meat lover's omelette. The place was recommended by a local resident for a simple breakfast. It worked for me. Don't expect white linen table cloths though.“
“Reviews Jellystone Luray was a great trip with our family of three with an almost 3 year old (and two dogs). We booked this trip because it was kid-centered and only a 30 minute drive. It ended up becoming a favorite vacation of ours and one we will continue to book. We stayed in a Premium Loft Cabin (with the oven and screened in porch options). I am more of a “glamping” person than a rough it person and this was a great option! It was a great amount of space (we used the loft as a play area). I can see it feeling cramped if there were more adults that joined our trip. Things we loved: Golf cart rental. It’s hard to tell from Google maps and pictures, but our cabin was at the top of a big hill and at least a minute’s ride to and from the pools (easily a 20 minute walk with a toddler). The golf cart definitely made the trips to and from the cabin possible. Splash pad. My toddler loved the splash pad options and little “bubbler pool” while the adults had a blast in with the water slides. Great options for all ages. (I do wish the pool hours began earlier, however) Different activities. When we needed a break from the pool, there were plenty of activities to keep us busy. The glitter tattoos were a big hit (and surprisingly lasted 3-4 days) as well as the play grounds. My toddler became really interested in Yogi after seeing him at Gem Mining. We were able to book a bedtime story last minute and the staff really delivered a great time! It ended up being just us, and it was a highlight of our trip. Our little was starstruck by Boo Boo Bear. Screened in Porch: this added so much extra living space to the cabin. The ceiling fan and lack of mosquitos was perfect and will always be something we book moving forward. Where there were some cracks: We visited in mid-July, the middle of peak season, and it was apparent in the smaller details. Our checkin time was delayed by 90 minutes and the cabin floor was very dirty (as in needed to be moped but was swept clean) but these are small things in the grand scheme of our trip. (Every staff member we saw was extremely kind and working very hard; these things are just par for the course in my opinion). Things I wish we would have brought: Walkie Talkies (Verizon service was nonexistent and WiFi was decent only around the ranger station) Over the door towel rack (bathroom had one very small towel bar) More decorations for our golf cart/campsite. It was so fun to see other sites go all out with the Christmas in July theme. It was a highlight of my toddler’s to drive around in the golf cart to look at the decorations. Overall, I came into this trip with no expectations and left knowing this will be a new yearly tradition for our family! The views are picturesque, there was always something to do and the lack of cell services really allowed us to disconnect and enjoy each other’s company.“
“This is by far one of my favorite places to eat because not only do they have affordable options, but their employees truly care about customer satisfaction..It shows in every aspect, from preparation time down to personal interactions with guests like myself who come back on a regular basis just so we can enjoy some great tasting meals while feeling valued as customers..Chicken tenders always hot n fresh! My favorite club sandwich here!“
“The food was great. We had the breakfast buffet at 17$. If you have a light eater, do yourself a favor and just order them something from the menu or it won’t work out price wise. All of the food on the bar was fresh and great. I ended up having three plates to make up for those in my party who were full after the first plate :)Staff was friendly and the atmosphere was very nice, with the cabin feel.“
“Good food, excellent prices. Fed my family of 3 for $26. A similar lunch elsewhere could easily get up to $50+. Staff was friendly, even though it was spring break rush crowds. Enjoyed the lunch here so much, we came back the next day for seconds!Kid-friendliness: Multiple popular kid food options. Even served juices and milk. Multiple ice cream deserts popular with kids too.Wheelchair accessibility: Has ramps to get from the parking lots to the restaurant. But they are uphill.“
“Quiet but outdated room with super friendly and helpful receptionists. One young lady receptionist working on Saturday night (sorry I forgot her name) shared her favourite spot, Storybook, to watch the sunset. Fred was very helpful too. The breakfast restaurant was great. Delicious but budget friendly food. Waiter Leah took very good care of us. I do wish that we could open the window in the room for fresh air. The elevator had some sort of high pitch noise in it. There's no fridge nor microwave in the room.Food & drinks: Breakfast restaurant has good budget friendly food.“
“The absolute best place to eat in the Stanley/ Luray area. They take a lot of pride in what they prepare, even the packaging shows more effort than most other restaurants or food chains. Eat ther, and you will enjoy everything they have. My Favorite ?“
“Surprised at the quality of the food and the gluten free items on the menu. We had a great lunch. The view is terrific. Our waitress was great.Dietary restrictions: Gluten free items on the menu.Parking: This is a busy place on Skyline Dr. so the lot is really busy!Wheelchair accessibility: Ramp into the dining room ...auto.atic doors.“
“Stopped by for late lunch, food was fantastic and service was helpful and quick.Didn’t expect much as it was a small road side food stand but as they say, don’t judge a book by its cover.Food was outstanding! Pulled pork, tri-tip sandwich and half chicken were all very tasty and cooked perfect.Potato salad was some of the best. Definitely, highly recommend Triple Crown BBQ.Glad we gave it a shot!“