Virginia Diner

"Served warm, this thin crusted, not-too-sweet unique dessert lived up to its billing as the Virginia Diner's signature item. "
Cliff Strutz






"This bears little resemblance to what one expects a silk pie to be. It is incredibly thick and rich and begs to be eaten with a tall glass of milk."
Cliff Strutz



"Not as salty as typical country ham, it still packs a flavor wallop."
Cliff Strutz



"The surprise of our meal was the peach cobbler. It was loaded with cinnamon which, to our tastes, blended well with the peaches."
Cliff Strutz



"They were just setting up the lunch buffet as we were leaving. The fried chicken looked good and deserves further investigation!"
Cliff Strutz



"A few of the many different flavors of peanuts available in the gift shop."
Cliff Strutz



"The Virginia Diner feels much more like a family restaurant than a diner."
Cliff Strutz



"It doesn't change, so you don't have to worry about missing it!"
Debi Schaefer



"No false modesty here. The Virginia Diner bills itself as "Peanut Capital of the World" and "A Legend in a Nutshell.""
Cliff Strutz