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Businiess name:
Cola Cafe
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Review by:
Johnny W.
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Review content:
Reminding you of Andy Griffith's Mayberry, the Cola Cafe has a commendable menu, including a basket of fries to die for, fabulous hot-off-the-grill cheeseburgers, and even more interesting items such as turkey sandwiches you'll think came from the deli on a New York street corner. Tucked into an old retail space with rustic wood floors and giant fans whirring to cool the place from its steaming grills, the Cola Cafe is a definite stop in the downtown Louisburg experience. The service is pretty slow, but with the made-to-order menu and plenty of newspapers laying around, you won't mind the wait. You may even run into the mayor--or at least the infamous Franklin County Rescue Squad. Free refills on drinks, too.
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