133 West

Considering there is a shortage of decent restaurants in KM, this is a nice little gem. If anyone visiting our if town asks where to eat, this is my first suggestion. The service is fantastic across the board. I appreciate that they change their seasonal items so things don't get boring. If you visit during a holiday make sure to make a reservation because locals always show up during those times. Highly recommend!

We shared two outstanding dishes: the Turkey Melt paired with irresistible Homemade Kettle Chips and the BBQ Bourbon Swiss Burger accompanied by Fries. The exceptional quality of both plates has left me highly anticipating our next culinary adventure.

Great clean restaurant and tasty dishes. Service was also top notch. Great place to eat in Kings Mountain!

The service here is always good. We also like the food. I wish they would bring back their flights of margaritas, which was one of my faves. Good place to eat if you need something a little bit nicer for a date night, date lunch, celebration dinner or somewhere to take out of town guests.

Three of us on the road to High Point were looking for lunch. We chose 133 West because one of us is a vegetarian, and the menu had a few possibilities.What we found when we arrived was a delightful little modern place, clean and friendly, with a number of good, simple choices. We had a fish sandwich, a burger, and a beet salad, and each of us was pleasantly surprised. We got more than we expected, enough that we mentioned later in the day how much we'd enjoyed our meals.It's well worth it to dine here.

Good food, but limited menu. Confusing ambiance - looks like a cafe or fast food, but is a full-service restaurant.

Excellent menu and great service. Fun dinner date location after an afternoon exploring Kings Mountain and before a concert across the way.

My family and went to 133 West for the first time on Mother's Day. I can honestly say that I don't think I have ever felt so ripped off when I left a restaurant as I did leaving here. There were barely any protein options on the sparse Mother's Day menu. They were out of the bananas foster waffles and the not so friendly server told us that as soon as we sat down. We paid 12 or 13 dollars for a Bloody Mary that when you took the ice out of the tall glass I would swear there was enough of a drink to fill a 4 oz glass. My daughter's drink didn't even have any vodka added to her drink so it was so thick she couldn't suck it up through a straw. she had to go up to the and tell them. They said they ran out of house vodka so they did make her a new drink.Before we ordered the $21 salmon eggs Benedict the not so friendly server announced that they were out of it and wondered if we would like crab. What could we say? We answered yes and also ordered the berry salad.A few minutes later the server came back out and said that the Gouda cheese grits were gone and would we like home fries. Sure... I guess that's fine.Our food came and the kids said the chicken tenders tasted like fish. The berry salad was a very heaping mound of spring greens. A few blackberries, a few blueberries and strawberries and a a tiny bit of feta cheese. It certainly wasn't proportionate to the amount of lettuce that was supporting it. It was very disappointing. The dressing was terrible. There was zero flavor in the dressing and it mostly tasted like oil. There wasn't even salt and pepper to season the salad which it needed badly. The 'salmon' that was replaced with crab was terrible. It was like someone threw a few fingers full on the English muffin and put medium to hard poached egg on it. It was such a small amount of crab and such a small egg that it didn't even cover the muffin. The home fries were cold. The ham and poached pear sandwich had a glorious description and it was literally some slices of ham with what seemed like canned pears on it. AND to top it all off there was a hair in my daughter's salad. They did not adjust the bill in any way, shape or form for the fact that they didn't have enough food to serve their patrons. They didn't even offer. 133 West is terribly overpriced and the food was less than mediocre. My family and I will not patronize this restaurant again.

Way overpriced for mediocre main dishes. The appetizers were very good.The 133 burger had almost no toppings, just a burger and bun and fries for $21.00. The quality has gone downhill.

Great small plates. Had the chicken Milanese and the chicken collard green egg rolls. Both were tasty and delicious good sized. The scallops and corn was ok. There was a very large portion of corn and I don't know if they're using frozen corn as the base, but it was juicy corn like fresh, but instead shriveled and hard to eat because the corn skins kept getting stuck in my teeth. Did not finish that. The burger was good though as well.