Love family-owned places!
Great bar scene, too! The service was top-notch: friendly, attentive, and very helpful (our server went over pretty much everything with us: menu options, the family history, etc. It was a great touch!). We've enjoyed pretty much everything on TBS's menu: oysters rockafeller (yum!), Greek antipasto, shrimp scampi, seafood concasse, and shrimp pesto omlette (awesome!), just to name a few!
Definitely check out their brunch menu, too.
They also offer carry-out, which is great if you're local!
I had never heard of this place until a friend was going to be playing a gig there. If you're not careful you can drive right past it! It's in a rural residential area and has a very rustic feel. Â The staff (Ashley, Don, etc.) were great, friendly and incredibly accommodating. Â
They have some great beers on tap and I only had the veggie pizza, but it was awesome. Everyone in our party raved about how good the food was.
With live music, it's a great place to hang and have a few beers on a Saturday night or come earlier and bring the family. I'd highly recommend it!
On a recent visit to the US from the UK we were very excited to see a nice quiet restaurant featuring fish and chips on their menu. Â OMG... Talk about disgusting.. the meal was not fit for a dog or served as such. Â The fish was tiny, and dropped and cooked in warm, not hot, dirty oil. Â Resulting in a greasy glob of mush.... Â The french fries, or chips as advertised were all different sizes, but cooked in the same greasy warm oil for the same time. This made the "home made chips" Â soggy, or burnt...
The waitress who may be the owner, was very rude has no customer service skills whats so ever. Â We did complain about the food, and they did nothing to resolve the issue. Â So for all you happy travelers going through the little town of Hamilton, VA... AVOID AT ALL COST -or it will cost u.... Not recommended...
I've lived four miles from Hamilton, VA for five years and have never set foot in here until two weeks ago. I have now been in there four times, along with each friend that was with me. The Greek family that owns it is so nice! A'tony, the chef and owner is amaizng. His pizzas are incredible. He truly captures everything you'd expect from a Greek family. Johnny, his brother, is the bartender on the weekends. He's so nice and prompt. I can't get enough of this place. Every weekend they're bringing in live music, and recently have tried their hand at karaoke on Thursdays which I have not been in for, yet. I took a slice of pizza home to my mom who then ordered to-go from them, after passing the restaurant for all of the 8 years she's lived in the area. It's truly a hidden gem.
The feel is a little out-dated, but when you're venturing out in Hamilton, VA, the town of one gas station, I'm really not sure what you're expecting as the whole town is "out-dated."
You won't be disappointed. And if you are, you can tell me to my face, because I'll likely be sitting at the bar bopping my head to an awesome band eating the most amazing pizza of my life and drinking a nice, strong drink.
Although the building looks a little out of the ordinary, you got to stop in and try the food. I love the pizza and gyro salad. If you like German food you need to go in the month of October and try their specials. The owners are fantastic people and if you have children they will make your kids what ever they want. If you child wants pan cakes  for dinner they will make them. A great deal for your money, good food, nice sized dishes and homemade deserts.
I know the interior is a little out dated but food and company makes up for the atmosphere.
Great restaurant, especially on a warm summer night, eating outdoors on the patio - usually live music on Friday nights. The filet mignon is my favorite dish - always perfectly cooked with bernaise at a very reasonable price. Â The pizza is good and they always have excellent fish entres. Also the specials are creative and nicely-priced. The only drawback is the interior, which is dark and very noisy when busy - so we only go when we can eat outdoors. Â The staff and proprietors are so nice and friendly. Great restaurant.
Review Source:Consistently decent food prepared and served by a really friendly Greek family. The pizzas are really good and most of the other entrees range from okay to really tasty. The decor could use an update but there is something charming about the 1980's vibe of the place.
The bar/patio is a great way to spend a Friday evening. A friendly, low-key crowd without some of the pretense of other bars in the area.
The name of this restaurant sounds so pretty and the outside is cute , I'd wanted to go eat here  for years and just never got around to it.
I finally went for lunch one Saturday with a friend of mine who was visiting from Richmond. I looked at the restaurant's website before I went and the menu looked good ....I was thinking this place would be somewhat upscale ....and let me tell you - what a let down!!
The inside ambiance was nothing like I'd expected with a name like "The Beautiful South" ... It was "blah" at best....this place is more of a bar than a restaurant.
It looked like I stepped back in time - circa 1983 "Cheers"... I was just waiting on Sam Malone to take my order.
I might as well not even mention the food because it was forgetable, bland, and pricey for what it was!!!
Long story short, it is obvious that I don't reccomend this joint!!!
This is the closest restaurant to where we live, but we hadn't been there in the two years we've been in the neighborhood. Â We've heard comments ranging from 'terrific' to 'sucks', so we've been leery about going. Â We finally had the chance, when a club we belong to had their monthly social here. Â Now we can say we've been there...and we have no intention of returning. Â Apparently they were notified in advance that we were going to be a group of about 20. Â In spite of that, they were understaffed. Â The woman who was taking care of our group was incapable of taking everybody's order; she only took one individual's/couple's order, and then went to the kitchen to put the order in. Â So it went, until she got through our entire group. Â The food came out of the kitchen sporadically, and not in any particular order..I got my dish, then somebody else, then my wife. Â I had a 'black & blue burger', which was supposed to have some sort of spice to it, and blue cheese. Â No zip, and just a slice of blue cheese plopped on top, that was barely melted (and only from the heat of the burger). Â It was one of the worst burgers I've ever eaten. Â My wife had a bowl of soup, that she said was 'just o.k.'. Â I had a Guinness from the tap, which looked like a Coke (all fizzy and thin). Â Since we were in a group, a 20% tip was automatically added to the check (how nice of them), but the charge slip had the 'tip' line open, in case anybody wasn't paying attention...nice way for them to get an additional 15-20% !
Save your money; eat somewhere else!
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