
Nestled in the heart of Downtown Washington, NC, Down on Mainstreet beckons patrons with its warm embrace and vibrant atmosphere. Founded in 2005 by Glenn and Gennia Wetherington, this beloved casual dining restaurant has long been a cherished hub for locals and visitors alike. Stepping into Down on Mainstreet is like entering a haven where time slows down, and worries dissipate. Its inception stemmed from the Wetheringtons’ vision of creating a haven where people could unwind, regardless of attire, welcoming those clad in board shorts and flip flops straight from their boats. Amidst a landscape dominated by high-end establishments, Down on Mainstreet emerged as a beacon for those seeking a more relaxed and laid-back dining experience. Ov
Updated American comfort food served in a simple, down-home atmosphere, plus a bar & patio seating.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 107 W Main St, Washington, NC 27889
Phone: (252) 940-1988
Website: https://downonmainstreetnc.net/
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Reviews
Everything was DELICIOUS! The fried green tomatoes were something my boyfriend and I had to get the second we saw it on the menu. They did not disappoint! For my entree, I wasn’t going to get fish originally, but I had to since I was told it supports local fishermen. My salmon was FANTASTIC and I loved the citrus seasoning on it. My sides were also fantastic too.
Brought my friends for dinner Saturday. Wait was about 15 minutes it was really busy. One friend had a burger, one had the catch of the day – flounder. He said it was so good. The fried okra were perfect, the three of us got them. My daughter got the chicken Alfredo pasta with sweet potato chips, because why not?! I got the sirloin with mashed potatoes and those okra. The sirloin was cooked more medium than medium well but very tasty. A round of Arnold Palmers and we were filled in our bellies and spirits.
DOM will always be my go to. Taking a cousin for lunch soon because she hasn’t been yet.
The staff are friendly and attentive and the food came out quickly. We all enjoyed each of our meals.
Here is a picture of the taco salad, minus a few ingredients. This salad is massive, but it’s delicious and filling!
The worst part of the meal was that everything was prepackaged, like they stopped by WalMart to order groceries and served it — the iceberg salad mix, shredded Mexican cheese, salsa, all of it. The sour cream was even in a packet. This is not what I expected for a nice meal out with my mom and friends. I defy will not be going back. I would encourage them to get a chef who can do more than a teenager could do in a home kitchen.
This was my first visit here. The restaurant was nice, and they were able to accommodate my party of 6 without prior notice. We were there for lunch. The food was good. Everyone seemed to be pleased with their meal. I especially thought their sweet potato fries were the best I’ve ever had. The noise level can make it tough to carry on a conversation.
We were on a trip and ate out each night. This was our cheapest meal over three nights, and was by far the best.
The only issue is that people enter through the front and back doors. It was creating a freezing wind through the restaurant, and I do not get cold easily. This may have only been an issue because it was very cold outside with snow flurries, but we were not anywhere near a door.
Our return visit today was a 4/10. The food was equally good but the waitress was not. We got there around 2:00 p.m. when the restaurant was less than halfway full (so not prime meal time and not at all busy, so no excuse). We asked her to double check whether the Kaiser or brioche bun was the one that was dairy-free due to a severe food allergy. Instead of checking with the kitchen or reading the ingredients like she should have, she went and asked the manager if she knew off the top of her head which bun is dairy free. The waitress came back to our table and told us the manager says she “thinks” the gluten free bun “might” be dairy free. Gluten-Free buns are just as likely to contain dairy as any other bun and taste like cardboard, definitely neither of the options we asked about. It was pure laziness and incompetence. When we reiterated that we wanted to know about the brioche or the Kaiser, she had no interest in checking and we took a 50/50 shot and ordered the brioche which luckily turned out to be safe. After serving our food, she checked back on us once with a straight face to be sure the food was okay and once to fill drinks. I watched the other waitresses be twice as attentive with their tables. Had she been our waitress on our first visit, we would have never returned. Her lack of friendliness and complete disregard for the proper way to handle an allergy customer was very disappointing.