Crescent Inn Restaurant

The Crescent Inn used to have to have the most delicious chicken and home made desserts. We haven't been in a while, but decided to give it a try last night. The service was good, but the food was horrible. $70 down the drain. We ordered loaded cheese fries, that were almost black and tasted as bad as they looked. We also had a kids spaghetti that had 2 different colored sauces on it, that my spaghetti-loving boy only took one bite of. We had friend chicken that had no breading on it and had been cut open and then refried, dry and tasteless. The bacon was good, but the pancakes were dry and hard and the French toast was horrible. Unfortunately, we won't be back!

Small town “old country style” diner. Amazing food and more than plenty of it! The country fried steak was incredible! The Philly cheese steak was great! And huge! Our waitress Dawn was very friendly and helpful! A definite must do experience!

Im not from this area. I was only here for a doctor's appointment. As I was leaving the area, I ordered some food to go from crescent inn. And I am very impressed. The food was cooked to perfection. The service was exceptional. And you can't beat the pricing. 10 out of 10 I highly recommend.

We had looked everywhere for a breakfast spot that wasn’t apart of a commercial chain, and thankfully we came across this gem last minute before we made our way to Shenandoah. Lovely little family diner with delicious food. Thank you all for being apart of our morning. Hope to see you again soon!

No frills spot with standard plates. We went for a hearty breakfast on a cold morning and weren't disappointed. Nothing adventurous but what we had was good. The pancakes were large and tasty. Had no trouble finding a seat and food came relatively quickly. Worth a stop if traveling down I-64 and want a simple, down home spot.