The Family - Angier

I have been to this restaurant four times in the past few months, and each time has been enjoyable. The atmosphere is very cozy and homey, which is just what we were looking for. The food was consistently well-cooked, and the service was also great. This is a fantastic place to dine at.

When we visited The Opposite, we opted for breakfast. We knew it was going to be good because there were people waiting ahead of us. We waited about half an hour, but it was definitely worth it. As soon as we entered, we felt a sense of nostalgia. A teenage boy, named Logan, took our drink orders. He was incredibly polite, with a winning smile, and very attentive to our needs. Our server was friendly, fast, and attentive. The food reminded me of my grandmother's cooking. The person at the checkout not only handled our bill efficiently, but also managed phone orders without missing a beat. Looking into the kitchen, it was a flurry of activity, with the staff working tirelessly to prepare delicious meals. It's no wonder that our meal was perfect. Every town deserves a restaurant like The Opposite, with dedicated employees who consistently deliver excellent service. They truly do a job well done.

My coworkers recommended this place to me and I can confidently say that it is worth visiting every day. The host is friendly and interacts with everyone, making it feel like a home away from home. The atmosphere speaks for itself, and I couldn't help but constantly say "yum" while enjoying the delicious food.

Beautiful really southern restaurant. ed was in the kitchen while he worked, and eating was fast and delightful. I ate there three days in a row and was never disappointed!

I've heard a lot of good stuff about Ed's. It's always busy anytime I drive by. My daughter and I tried it today Saturday morning for the first time and we got there about 630. The breakfast crowd had yet to arrive so I thought we were good. Our food came out pretty quickly which was nice. The food was good, let's be honest, if you can't do a good breakfast you don't need to be in business. The biggest hang up I had with Ed's is that if you aren't a regular you may as well be invisible. I'm always open to giving a place a second chance but the lack of attention has me reconsidering.