Holly's Diner

Benjy Shackelford★★★★

After a show at the arena I had missed dinner and was starving. Holly's came in to save the day! The had live music inside and they were really fun but my ears were already ringing from the concert so I waited out back in their outside seating. I had a BBQ chicken wrap and brussel sprouts. The sprouts had more oil than I'd have expected but everything tasted good and I certainly wasn't disappointed with my choice to visit.

Mandi Bun★★★★★

We had a great meal at Holly’s. Hubby and I split a burger and the Reuben. Both were really delicious as were the fries. They were also served with a fresh green salad. Good prices for Charlottesville. The inside dining area is nice and open—we didn’t go during one of their events so it was very quiet. Only downside is no designated parking, but it’s Belmont, so parking on the street is to be expected.

Ron Matroo★★★★★

Cool little dive bar. I am only giving a five based on the few minutes I was there. Seems that this place turns into a gothic scene at night but really laid back. The staff were friendly and the food was good. Don't freak out if you accidentally find your way there to get a late night snack to curb the munchies.

Sue Wyatt★★★★

Parking is limited but you can park on the street or in the business parking across from the diner. Unpretentious, Cheers-like diner. They have booths and tables to choose from. It is a small place with a raised platform for the various activities there like karaoke. I imagine it could be pretty loud. We arrived around 5 pm on a Tuesday in January. There were only a couple tables taken. The service wasn’t the fastest … or slowest. The wait staff was friendly enough but not overly chatty. Ding – they only serve wine by the glass, and it’s not very good wine. In this bustling wine region of Char