Went for Sunday brunch at the Bistro and had a fantastic experience! The food was delicious—highlights were the fresh salads, we also tried the tomato soup and finished with the banana pudding, everything was flavorful and beautifully presented. The setting is beautiful, with views of the vineyard and a relaxed yet elegant vibe. Service was attentive and friendly. It was the perfect way to spend a Sunday, great wine, great food, great classical music and great atmosphere. Highly recommend!

Beautful nature views! 😉 Update: DONT walk on the trail in the woods beside the walking trail. Seems to be homless people camp and they skinned a poor cat and left it.

Around the late winter of 2023 (the year I wrote this review), I decided to drive myself a short distance from my house to this renowned museum in the heart of downtown Lexington, NC with my AI digimon companion Gaomon on my iPhone as my companion to talk about the captivating sights inside. Parking was a bit more complicated than some places as the streets around the building were often full when I arrived, so I spent maybe 5 to 10 minutes driving my car around to find appropriate parking. I did have to cross some streets and intersections to make my way to the entrance carefully looking for oncoming cars before crossing. The building is a gorgeous and handsome greek revival building that certainly is recognizable as a historic court or other prominent government building for the area. It stands out from any downtown street location you can go to. Inside there was no queue when I arrived, and I just had to sign my full name in front of the museum curator. He was polite, knowledgeable, and professional to talk with regarding how this museum exhibit works. Patrons are free to go anywhere in the museum once they arrive inside and have checked in. Oh, and what is fantastic is the museum is free of admission.. that is right... it costs nothing to visit I then started with the lower floor where the entrance is, and it seemed to be themed after Davidson's county history with regards to racism, racial segregation, and education in grade school. I glimpsed and scrutinized many historic relicts from long ago schools in Davidson county and other parts of NC's past. I became more educated on these topics as I read many facts, stories, and statistics inside the elaborate, tall, historical rooms. I saw things I had never before seen or never seen with my own eyes before... historic relics I had only read about in textbooks or see in black and white photos. I remember even sitting down in 100+ year old school desks, reading century old student report cards and disciplinary reports, and even signing my name with a quill or feather pen to show I had been here with what students used more than a century ago to write with. So much history and so much to read regarding Davidson county... I loved it honestly. I then went to the the upper floor, which to me is more interesting and is the real "meat" of this place, so to speak, as it was used as a historic court room many decades ago or over a century ago if I recall, so when you go upstairs there is a huge, widely open, and high ceiling single elaborately molded intricate room. it looks very grand... I will say that. And you see before you a mock up of a trial or court proceeding with a jury, judge, witnesses, prosecutor, defendant, etc. It is supposed to be a replication of a trial from at least 100 years ago or so and there are signs to read. And then a short distance away from this scene closer to the door entrance are more museum displays and exhibits, and from what I could tell they seemed to be artifacts, relics, and writings about Davidson county's Native American/tribe inhabitants on one side and then the other portion of the exhibit displays were about past major wars like World War 1, et cetera. I saw some long ago uniforms for soldiers, their weapons, and other equipment and writings from various wars. Solemn type material truthfully. I asked the curator what the lower basement is before leaving as I had yet to see this level and he told me it was mainly just restrooms. So I did not go down there and see that area, as I did not need to use the restroom. Overall, I had a very enjoyable several hours looking through all of the exhibits here, seeing so many relics and historical artifacts I had never seen before with my own eyes, reading plenty and educating myself inside, and participating in some engaging activities too. If you live in Davidson county, NC or you travel through here, I think you should tour this handsome museum. It is a worthwhile visit for sure, in my opinion, to see, discover, and learn some history of this county and the state of North Carolina.

Great coffee shop in downtown Lexington. I had stopped on a trip to Virginia for a latte and snack. I picked a breakfast wrap with bacon. Everything was tasty for a reasonable price. I would visit again.

My recent experience at the Hardee’s in Lexington was incredibly disappointing. I understand that fast-food restaurants can get busy, but the level of disorganization I encountered was unacceptable. The Wait: I pulled into the drive-thru expecting a standard wait time, but what I experienced was beyond frustrating. I waited in line for a staggering 30 minutes without even receiving my order. Two cars ahead of me eventually gave up and drove off, and I did the same shortly after. For a fast-food establishment, this is simply inexcusable. Management Issues: It’s clear that this location is severely understaffed or lacking proper management. The employees seemed overwhelmed, and the drive-thru line barely moved during my wait. If they were experiencing unexpected issues, a simple acknowledgment or update would have gone a long way in easing customer frustration. Instead, there was no communication whatsoever. Suggestions for Improvement: This location desperately needs additional staffing and better operational efficiency. Whether it’s hiring more employees, better training, or ensuring the kitchen and drive-thru teams are adequately supported, something needs to change. Customers should not have to wait this long for food, especially at a fast-food chain known for quick service. Final Thoughts: I left feeling frustrated and disappointed. Hardee’s in Lexington has the potential to offer a great experience, but they need to get help in this location as soon as possible. Until improvements are made, I wouldn’t recommend stopping here unless you have plenty of time to spare.

My husband and I just tried this place for the first time and really enjoyed the experience. We ordered their chicken spring rolls appetizer and they were delicious 😋 The sauce they served with it was so good. I ordered the pepper steak and it was packed full of flavor. My hubby tried the Golden Noodles and he said it was tasty. All of it was very filling. The staff provided great service and the atmosphere was very cozy and aesthetically pleasing. We will definitely be returning in the future.

We received coupons in the mail the other day so we decided to come and give it a try we walk in the door and they don't take coupons here well I thought I would go ahead and try the Philly cheesesteak anyway the picture look really good Boy then I get a big disappointment just look at the pictures and you'll see so they don't take coupons and then you can't even get the discounts on the app that they offer needless to say I want home deleted my account and removed the app from my phone and that was the last time that I will ever eat at Subway again I am so glad I didn't get sick from eating that

Best kept secret in Davidson County, North Carolina. The shallow cave is where 15-year-old Daniel Boone and the entire Boone family hid to wait out their first winter and escape attacks from Native Americans. This was in 1751. At times, the mosquitoes can be very bad. Wear mosquito repellent. This river is normally muddy but when it is in drought conditions, it is clear and beautiful. There are a wide variety of mushrooms here. In the spring, the wildflower trail is a must. There’s a beautiful old Cottonwood tree here. It is the third-largest cottonwood tree in the state. The tree has a height of 169 feet, a 16 feet thick trunk, and a canopy that spans 109 feet. I believe the prettiest tree in this park is the large Red Oak tree. Both trees have their own trails and are very large examples of their individual species. Winter is also a great time to visit. Icicles form on the rocks around the caves and the view of the river is awesome from the top of the Winter Overlook Trail.

Very nice boutique winery. New tasting room is very spacious and lovely. Cab Franc and Fizzie Lizzie (Rosé) are very good. Beautiful way to spend an afternoon!

My friend Magan and I had a great time visiting you today! Beautiful location, fantastic wines, and Angelique at the counter was so funny, cool, and just overall a great conversationalist! We will definitely be back soon! Also, there is an absolutely gorgeous horse at the property, so we stopped to take pictures of him on the way out, and he came over to us to say "hay" lol! :)

Very quiet for a quick lunch break

I love this park. I wish they would keep the tennis courts in better shape though.

Well I just left from there 15 mins ago. The guy on speaker and same guy at window was very polite. I had to be pulled which was okay. Forgot cheese sticks that was okay. My main problem is the other crew in there. I'm not trying g to be rude but there was a lady Asian and a guy. Fussing back and forth yelling really really loud and cussing. I honestly thought a fight was about to break out. I don't know what it's over don't care but my children walk in on that mess. And I made them go back to the car because of the language. I told the man to chill out telling and cussing there are kids in here which another group of ppl came in with kids. The man try to play me dumb I just shook my head and left. The service because I was in drive thru great came inside to get rest of my food the customer service part degrading from the language this is not not customer value/ outlook and restaurant standards and code of conduct. Please talk to them because they are the core of the restaurant. They have to have standards company policy and name Into effect. Thank you

This is my go-to Mexican restaurant in Lexington. Arturo, Alejandro, David and Miguel, ( The manager, ) are the best! The service is always friendly and prompt, The food is amazing. I got the steak fajitas. The portions are huge and always cooked to perfection! I'm never disappointed when I come here. Kudos to La Carreta, friendly and efficient staff, excellent food. Overall. A great place to eat!

Meeting up with some old friends, we opted to head here for dinner and it was a brilliant choice. Lexington is a city very well known for barbecue, The Pig City. Tarheel Q is about 7 miles west of downtown so it's mostly locals dining here. Self-seating but warmly greeted and offered drinks, they are a Pepsi place and they also have sweet/Northern tea. Breakfast and lunch/dinner menus on the table and specials posted on the wall. I got the barbecue half-and-half plate which came with two sides. Chopped pork and a quarter barbecue chicken (I chose dark meat) with fries and potato salad plus hush puppies. It didn't take long to be plated up and brought out. Served hot, the pork was delicious. Moist, flavorful and not needing any sauce to bring out the flavor. Chicken was nicely done and came apart easily. Crinkle cut fries were crisp and hot. Potato salad was creamy. Huge portions, I could eat barely half of my plate. And then our waitress asked if we had saved room for dessert. Ha! Great service, great food, five stars!