Location: Mill Spring
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Most Popular American food in Mill Spring, North Carolina, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Mill Spring, North Carolina, United States. Mill Spring is an unincorporated community in Polk County, North Carolina, United States. Mill Spring is located at the junction of North Carolina Highway 9 and North Carolina Highway 108 3.7 miles (6.0 km) northeast of Columbus. Mill Spring has a post office with ZIP code 28756.
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10. Lavender Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 121 reviews
Lavender Bistro is under new ownership/management as of January 2016. Chef Ross has used his creativity and taken the suggestions of many long term guests and designed a brand new menu. As of March, 2018 the menu has again been updated in order to offer o
Reviewed By Jacqueline B
We were a large group of locals, with a private reservation. The only ones in the restaurant for the first hour. Only one other foursome was seated the entire evening, and they were visitors to Tryon. Word of mouth from a local, go someplace else. Service was very good until kitchen problems began. One person was served almost 45 minutes after everyone else. Risotto was gummy and bland, terrible mushy and over-cooked. And even with server's assurance one of the seafood items was completely missing. The large plate had only one more shrimp and scallop than the smaller plate. Not worth the price. We won't be back. But then we said that the last time we went two years ago.
9. Stone Soup Market & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 253 reviews
Stone Soup is a casual fine dining establishment focused on hospitality and community. Nestled in the Carolina foothills of Landrum, South Carolina our restaurant is surrounded by beauty. Just as many regulars as visitors pass through our doors and each o
Reviewed By balsamwalker
Just need to say that the lobster wontons appeared to be devoid of lobster. For $12 one would think there would be at least a piece or two of discernible meat. Treat your customers better than this. Your prices are outrageous for the scant volume of food that you plate. On the flip side, your desserts are outstanding and plentiful. The restaurant itself is a rather pleasant place to be. Service is commendable. The bang for your buck is lacking.Did you let your server know you were not satisfied with your choice of appetizer? If you had they would have been removed and you could have ordered something else. The Lobster Wontons are very popular and the vast majority of people who get them really enjoy them. It's easy to complain on line but it's your responsibility to tell your server and give her the opportunity to provide you with something else to satisfy your palate. Our portion sizes are quite generous and our pricing is appropriate for the quality of the food we provide. You obviously have never worked in the hospitality industry and you value your opinion too much.
8. Legends Grille
Overall Ratings
3 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By goldendiv
Convenient and well decorated, we were told 30 min wait for a table of 4. Sat down 1.5 hours later. Took another 30 minutes to get water. Beer never came. Asked for the food to go - got it an hour after sitting down. 2.5 hours for water and a burger-to-go. I had to eat my $20 burger standing up outside and dropped my fries that came with it. Terribly disappointing.I do not know why this happened. It was the World Equestrian Games, so I understand it was busy. Just tell me it is going to be forever so I can get my food somewhere else and not miss hours of competition!!!!!
7. Roger's Diner
Overall Ratings
3 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By MartinR835
Our Caesar Salad was fresh and the dressing yummy. We decided to convert our Diet Cokes to floats. Our server was most accommodating.Kayla C was our ambassador to friendly and attentive service.As follow up to cleanliness concerns expressed previously, the diner, dishes and restrooms were spotless.Enjoy
6. The Hare & Hound Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 462 reviews
Reviewed By CalicoTraveler
The four of us had excellent meals and enjoyed the atmosphere. We met friends here from out of town. We all had good meals and service was excellent. One gluten free and one vegetarian in our group and we had no trouble finding food to order from their large menu.Thank you for taking the time to review our restaurant. We're glad you enjoyed our menu and that we were able to meet your needs. We look forward to seeing you again!
5. Huckleberry's - Tryon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 283 reviews
Huckleberry's Tryon is located in downtown, historic Tryon NC. Owned and operated by a young American entrepreneur, Michaila Cowles, 24. We serve lunch and dinner seven days a week,Monday thru Saturday 11am till 9 pm,Friday and brunch Sunday 11am till 4pm
Reviewed By 24deroad
We came to town to see Nina Simone Plaza and stopped here for lunch. Amazing! Loved the decor and well spaced tables. Outside seating is available, but it was too hot for our tastes the day we were there.My husband ordered the meatloaf sandwich that came wrapped in bacon on brie with a sauce. I had the Thai chili shrimp tacos with the beer battered fries. Both were delicious! Lots of other items on the menu also looked tempting too.Only two waitresses on duty, but they hustled and we never felt neglected. Great experience all around!Morning Welcome to Tryon It was special meeting you and your husband, thank you for complimenting my wait staff they work real hard to bring smiles to all Safe travels home. Michaila
4. Calvert's Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Rosalind P
Downhome, country restaurant where the locals eat. We ordered the "small flounder platter" - the plate was overflowing; goodness knows what a "large flounder platter" would look like !! All delicious. Friendly staff with a warm welcome on a cold and wet night,
3. The Rural Seed Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Farm-to-table family restaurant. "We want this to be a place where you can go out as a family, without having to worry about breaking the bank." - Co-owner, Adrienne Wilson
Reviewed By ParkerSturbridge
Don't be fooled by the industrial look of the exterior. Step inside for a great culinary experience. The interior is somewhat "folksy" (in a good way) and the bar seems to be more lively. The food is nothing less than excellent. Shrimp and grits were hugely and the shrimp tasted freshly caught (our server said they are brought up from Charleston). Other fish entrees were excellent also, though a bit overcooked. But still tasty. Nice tender beef and chicken entrees also, along with good salads and yummy dessert selections. If you're in the area, step off I-26 and check this place out.
2. Southern Manners
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By 162tonyt
Stopped in before work for some lunch! Not super impressed with how you order an the way the meal is. Let explain if you order a sandwich or burger you donât get French fries or chip you have to pay extra for them ! But the food is good ! I had the roast beef melt an it was very good!
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1. Mountain View BBQ & Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By P_Other
Knowing that Carolina BBQ is mostly pork butt, I am always skeptical about the brisket. However, I was not disappointed!The brisket was melt-in-your-mouth tender, super tasty and moist. Service is as very friendly and attentive. Definitely a spot to keep in my go-toâs for good barbecue.
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