Location: Floyd
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Floyd is a town in Floyd County, Virginia, United States. The population was 425 at the 2010 census. It is the county seat of Floyd County. The Town of Floyd was originally named Jacksonville as the surrounding county was formed during the tenure of President Andrew Jackson. The name was subsequently changed to Floyd for Virginia governor John Floyd.
Things to do in Floyd
1. The Bread Basket
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By Rebecca P
We always make a stop at this wonderful bakery/deli/grocery when we are in the Floyd area. Their sandwiches are wonderful. The bakery has yummy sticky buns and yeast rolls and apple cake and pecan pie and more of the most wonderful dessert items. There are some local crafts and cookbooks and it is just a great place to visit.
2. Black Water Loft
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Black Water Loft serves Red Rooster coffee, tea, smoothies, & baked goods.
Reviewed By BareTruth0827 - Bristow, Virginia
My wife gets excited with the Pumpkin Spiced Latte comes out at Starbucks every year; well that may very well change after trying this one. Now I have a feeling she'll remember that day we drove through the mountains and I'll get the "remember how good that coffee was!"
I'm no pumpkin fan and even I liked it the subtle tastes of fall it provided.
3. The Floyd Country Store
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By safeflt - Greensboro, North Carolina
We stopped by The Floyd General Store on a recent trip thru the area and decided to have a bite to eat. The store is exactly what it says it is. A General Store. Picture old time country store with candy counter and blue grass music. We ordered a bowl of fresh made tomato soup and grilled cheese and a hot dog with chili. all were good and perfect for a lite lunch along with an ice cold root beer. Great atmosphere and there is lots of shopping too.
4. Mickey G's Bistro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 317 reviews
Mickey G's Bistro & Pizzeria specializes in authentic Italian fare and hand tossed brick oven pizza's, calzones, & stromboli's. We have fresh seafood brought straight from the coast from the lovely ladies at Indigo Farm Seafood every Wednesday. In addition to ordering off the menu, you can order chef's choice or dine family style. Offering an all you can eat buffet on weekdays 11-2:30. Kids (10 and under) eat free every Thursday from 4-7 PM. In town deliveries for orders of $10 and up on weekdays between 11-2 PM. Monday offers 2 large one topping pizzas for $20 (take-out only). 10% Off all to-go pizzas from 3-5 PM daily (not included with the Monday pizza deal). We offer a full catering menu in addition to custom catering.
Reviewed By JAM32174 - Ormond Beach, Florida
Decided to order some sandwiches to go for a nice picnic from here while walking around the many parks and open spaces on the blue ridge parkway. Food was very good, price was right and glad we called in advance to pickup and go.
5. Red Rooster Coffee Roaster & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Eldorado850 - Boston
We got there just before they were closing. We didn't get that warm welcoming feeling and were sort of rushed out. Coffee was just OK. Maybe if we caught them earlier in the day the staff and the coffee would have been more lively.
6. Oddf3llows
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 236 reviews
Fresh, local, seasonal food prepared simply, and artfully. The meals prepared by Chef Sterling are best described as Fusion cuisine with a southern flare. All served in a relaxed atmosphere. Don't forget to try our unique "Oddbar" upstairs.
Reviewed By April M
Good food! Good atmosphere! Great wine taster! My sister is an "Alpha-gal" and can eat here with out any problems! No allergic reactions, so far! That's makes me happy! We will go back next time she visits!! Thanks!!
7. Dogtown Roadhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 180 reviews
Reviewed By GreyGhost007 - Washington, Virginia
We were in Floyd in October on a visit and decided to attend the Maria Muldaur performance that weekend. As a combination restaurant/bar and music venue, this naturally presents some conflicts in terms of what is driving attendance.
This particular evening, it was very poor. We all paid to attend the music venue, this was not a free add on to the bar. The problem was the noise level was ridiculous. The crowd in the bar, and at some large tables in the music venue, could have cared less that people paid to hear the show. And, the lack of respect for the performers was perhaps worse. At one point, member of the audience near the stage asked the performers to request that the crowd settle down.
At no time, did management (which seemed to be absent the entire evening) ever make an introduction, request that people be respectful, or in any way, shape, or form manage the situation.
I will never pay again to attend any music at this bar. As a bar, it’s ok, people seem ok, etc, but as a music venue it is a non-starter. Too bad as this could be a nice setting if one could actually hear the music.
8. Chateau Morrisette
Overall Ratings
4 based on 353 reviews
Chateau Morrisette offers fine dining in a casual setting. Located along the Blue Ridge Parkway in Floyd County, Virginia, Chateau Morrisette sits at 3500 feet with spectacular views of the valley below. Chef Slade Mankins creates authentic Appalachian fusion cuisine designed to pair with the wide assortment of wines produced in our cellar. Guest favorites include Our Dog Blue paired with Bacon-wrapped Shrimp with Grits, herb crusted sirloin with Petit Verdot, lamb paired with Chambourcin, and our Chateau Filet paired with Merlot. Vegetarians enjoy a variety of dishes as well. With two estate gardens, Chateau Morrisette provides seasonal offerings to insure quality and freshness. Guest may dine by the fire in the colder months or outside on our terrace in the warmer months. And of course, a visit to Chateau Morrisette is not complete without a stop in our Tasting Room for a sampling of our wines and a little shopping for unique gifts and accessories.
Reviewed By Corvette87 - Sarasota, Florida
We are so happy they are back on their game!! Fabulous lunch with 4 star service. Shrimp & grits yum! Lamb meatloaf great. Go for the view stay for the food. Every dessert was wonderful.Again, thanks for visiting and sharing your review!
9. El Charro Grill Mexican Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 167 reviews
Reviewed By 3Eagles - Charlottesville, Virginia
B and B owner recommended the el Charro rather than the fast food places in Floyd since it was the only true restaurant choice on Tuesday night. The place was packed at 6:15 as a result with long waiting lines. When finally seated our waitress was super friendly, helpful and efficient. The menu is typical Mexican American with plenty to choose from. XX beer was good and cold though the margarita was possibly the worst my wife has ever had, not nearly enough tequila, couldn't taste any at all, and so obviously from a pre made mix. Things did get better from there. The Texas fajita was excellent, plenty of meats and veggies, hot tortillas and not overloaded with green peppers. That was topped off with good beans, rice and green salad. The chicken quesadilla was good as well. Very reasonable prices, quick service and they take Apple Pay
10. The Pine Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 128 reviews
Reviewed By WhereBenhasbeen - Appomattox, VA
The Pine Tavern has been a fixture in Floyd for years. The menu is just good country cooking, with few frills. Known for their fried chicken and country ham, other offerings include pulled pork barbecue, catfish, and chicken tenders. Mashed potatoes are genuine. Everything is tasty. A Red Rooster IPA delighted the spouse. This is a regional food Mecca in Floyd. Folks hereabouts have enjoyed sitting around tables with checkered tablecloths eating good meals like this for generations. Prices at the Pine Tavern Restaurant are reasonable and service is good. Ample parking in the rear. Look for the sign directing you.
