Victory Kitchen

Hidden gem, family friendly service, comfort food! I ordered the breakfast burrito (photo attached) and it was the best I’ve ever had. We had Joy taking care of us and she was so sweet. Must have if you’re in town!

Have to say, some of the best breakfast foods I’ve ever had anywhere. Cheese grits, fluffy biscuit, Greek omelet were standouts. Never heard of livermush but I’m now a fan! Side of fried balogna was way too small for price and not even 1 onion on it! Hardworking no nonsense single server was not unfriendly but kind of perfunctory with the blessings and greetings. Definitely worth a stop and I’m thinking of coming back for lunch in the next 2 days.

After reading about Victory Kitchen in Our State magazine, I had high expectations; the cozy farmhouse-turned-restaurant did not disappoint. With only about 10 or 12 tables surrounding the hearth of what were perhaps the front parlor and dining room of the house, the atmosphere is more that of eating at a favorite Southern grandmother's house than in a restaurant and the food like favorite recipes from that grandmother's kitchen. And like those homemade meals around Grandma's table, meals take time here...sweet, slow-down-and-enjoy-your-people time. With the small space and big reputation of the place, a wait for a table should be expected. It's a great opportunity to sit a spell on the front porch or at a picnic table in the yard. A sign inside gives fair warning that each meal is made to

Cute restaurant looks like grandma’s house. Great food, way better than the legends or the garden at rumbling bald. Shrimp and grits is creamy, tasty, and don’t underestimate the pancakes on the side, the pancakes have some cornbread in it, and whatever seasoning that tastes great. Only 3 mins outside of rumbling bald amenities, definitely worth visiting.

Quaint little local restaurant. Friendly service. Good breakfast.