Lefty's

We were not impressed. Server was not great. He did not offer any suggestions when asked. He said that he liked the gnocchi because it was squishy and all the entrees are good. I feel like he needs a little bit better training. I asked for a box and had to remind him after 15 mins of him forgetting. I don’t even know why I asked for a box (I think out of habit) but as you can tell from the pictures, my avocado on my sandwich was brown is some places. My milk stout was good, but that’s due solely to Duck Rabbit. *shrug* I don’t think that we are coming here again - maybe to grab a drink only. It was on the expense side but that may have been due to the beers.

While visiting Virginia Tech’s open house, we decided to check out Lefty’s, hoping to support a local spot. Unfortunately, our experience was disappointing. Upon arrival, we weren’t greeted, and after being seated by the host, we waited for about 10 minutes without anyone acknowledging us, despite several staff members passing by. I had to flag down the hostess, who didn’t follow up, so I eventually asked a server who was supposed to be helping us. He seemed confused and passed the responsibility to another server, who ignored us entirely and eventually handed our table to a different server. While the new server was nice, there was no real apology for the delay. The restaurant wasn’t even busy, with only 4 or 5 tables occupied. The poor service really affected the overall experience. Whi

Food was dry, cold, and not very good. Mushrooms were canned not fresh. Chicken and burgers dry with no flavor. Only good thing was their onion rings. Truffle Mac and cheese was gross. I compare the flavor to a milky freezer burnt type taste.

First time visiting. Went for lunch and was seated right away even though the place was full and busy. I had the turkey, avocado with bacon sandwich on sour dough with onion rings. Food was delicious but a little pricey. Will return to try the burgers that my friend had and said was delicious.

Nice place, looked clean and good atmosphere. Portions are teeny tiny, I paid $15 for the “burger” in the picture. It’s supposed to have onions and spinach, but there was a total of 2 onion slivers. I make sautéed onions a lot, this couldn’t have been more than 1/50 of an onion… and I guess they ran out of mayo which I requested and was given the most conservative splat. The fresh fruit cup is composed of canned fruit, not very good. Bean and corn salad was good but nothing special. The burger should be called a slider because I could eat it in one bite. However, that being said, it was delicious. Cooked perfectly. So some food was good, some was bad, tiny portions for their price, missing toppings/overall pretty stingy with the toppings.