Missy's Grill

Great food fun atmosphere. We had a few different things and everything was delicious and and cook perfectly. Service was great. They came right up to us when we got in. Got the meal. Quick took care of us. Very happy with this place.

Locally owned and operated Great food at a reasonable price Always with a Grade A sanitation score.

We happened to see Missy's Grill while we were on our way to hike. It is a little stand alone grill right off the side of the road. We decided to stop by and give it a whirl. We couldn't believe the prices! The one place left on this planet that isn't overcharging. We decided to get the hot dogs with everything on them and an order of fries. They were both ok. The fries would have been better if they were crispier, but for the price we weren't disappointed.It was a bummer that they only take cash, the picnic tables that were on the property were turned over, instead of taking names for our order the girl at the window shouts out the orders, and the wait for the food seemed a bit much.

Such a great place for quick eats. Staff are super sweet.The chuck wagon is so, so good.

What a colossal disappointment.I was lured to Missy's Grill by a 4.5 star Yelp rating from a decent data set of 22 reviews. I don't know what these other reviewers are tasting, but the lunch I had today was worth two stars at best. Name any--ANY-- fast food chain, and I can promise you a better meal there.Hot dog all the way: below average pink wiener on an untoasted bun. I could not even get a reading on the chili because there was so little of it. Same thing with the slaw unless you count the marble sized chunk of cabbage core that I encountered.Double cheeseburger: they don't have pickles. What kind of a place serves cheeseburgers without pickles as an option as a topping? It wouldn't have mattered. The patties were dry and bland with no char and no taste. They smacked of frozen and/or cheap quality.French fries: these started out pretty good, but I was not provided with salt, which they desperately needed. Then I encountered one that tasted rotten and fishy. Nasty.Sweet tea: above average. It is sad that this was the best thing about my meal.I took my lunch to the nearby Efland United Methodist Church parking lot and ate it there. At one o'clock the church bells began to tintinnabulate "The Old Rugged Cross". I love church bells. And old hymns. But these bells were not tuned properly and the song was played half in a major key and half in a minor key. This does not work. It turned a rather reverent and hopeful hymn into something quite doleful. At least it matched my meal. Speaking of which, the people working at Missy's were very nice and the meal was very cheap. But I guess you get what you pay for.

Good cheeseburger from a walk up window. No seating at all so we sat on the tailgate of my truck.

I mean REALLY, THREE DOLLARS for a BLT utterly LOADED with bacon? Crazy! Crazy good, too! I ask for mine with extra crispy bacon and double toasted bread, mayo salt and pepper. If you get fries, ask for them extra crispy too, but the onion rings are better. Chocolate milkshake is good but nothing fancy or special. I tried the lemonade based on someone else's glowing review, it tasted like minute maid from a soda machine to me. Call ahead, sometimes the close an hour or two early without warning or explanation. But, OHHHHH, THAT BLT!

I had no idea this place existed until yesterday. I got off the highway to get gas and my plan was just to get a bag of chips and a drink from the gas station. The Coble Dairy sign and handful of construction workers standing underneath the covered seating area lured me in.The guy in front of me ordered a BLT and he seemed to know what he was doing, so I ordered one too, on toasted bread with mayo, salt and pepper. I didn't even read the menu that was tacked up on the inside of the ordering window. And I still don't know what they serve, except for "BREAKFAST ALL DAY" and I noticed they close at 9pm. Plenty of time to drive down I-40 this summer for BLTs and milkshakes, if they serve them. Anyhow, I also ordered a bag of chips (90¢) and chocolate milk (1.10). I waited in my car, because it seemed safe (not that the covered area seemed unsafe) because a new ATM was being installed and the noise was distracting. Very quickly my order was ready and it was a little more than $5. That BLT, that BLT, THAT BLT! No less than 8 pieces of bacon! I had to take 3 pieces off so I could fit my mouth around the bread without harming myself. Fresh, thinly sliced tomato and crisp iceberg lettuce. For $3 I really didn't expect much, but it blew my mind how big and heavy and good that wax paper covered sandwich was! And my milk wasn't a carton, it was in a big ol' 24oz cup. I really can't wait to go back. I can't say I'll try anything else on the menu, but it's DEFINITELY worth the pit stop on the way to any point east.

The best hotdogs in town! It has never changed ever since I was a kid.....good old fashioned food

I had the BLT... it was full of bacon Crisp lettuce and firm tomatoes..Excellent price for the quality of food.