Just terrible! No domestic beer on tap, 3 choices of soda. The outdoor chairs are bent to the point that sitting in them is torture. Server was slow and rude. When we did get our food it was burt. My daughters chicken tenders didn't photo well, but I could see they were cooked in smokey oil. I
Fork in the Alley was a really neat little place which actually isn't little at all. With an outside bar, an outdoor dining patio, inside dining and of course an inside bar it can hold quite a few people. At the time I was there (inside bar at 4 pm Friday afternoon) there was more staff than people.
I relocated to Roanoke, Virginia following medical school for residency training. I’ve been here 4 years. All of the previous times I’ve dined at this restaurant I’ve had pleasant experiences. I had family visiting in town (my father, a retired veteran, my mother, and my grandmother) and brought the
Use to love going to this place but our experience has been declining the last few times we have been. Food has either been overcooked or sloppily prepared. Still I would recommend if you've never been. When it's good it's amazing. When it's bad it's still not horrible.
Absolutely horrible food barbecue tasted like it was cooked on top of a gasoline fueled fire and then soaked in vinegar. At least I hope that's why the bun was converted into a loogie/doughy state. Mind blown. Hmu me and 90% of the population can teach you how to make edible pulled pork. Just sad.
We were in the area from MI. Loved the food and being able to dine outside. Had one of my favorite beers on tap- summer shandy :)
Off the beaten path, quaint dining option. Enjoyed the outdoor patio until the rains came, then moved in to the porch. Decent food and very accommodating.
I split a fire roasted pizza with my partner and it was very good but I like their white pizza better ! That's just me a white pizzafinatic ! It was ready when I got there!
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