Green's Grill & Sushi Bar

Regina Abstance

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

The Hummus is absolutely FANTASTIC. I have never had anything like it. So creamy. My partner had an old fashioned said it was made perfectly and he is hard to please. This is absolutely our go to sushi place. Server is not as attentive as she could be and we are the only ones in here. Food is always good. Service is always questionable.

EE Grimshaw

3 out of 5 stars★★★☆☆

***3 1/2 stars*** This was kind of all over the place, and a prescient reminder that sometimes you get what you pay for. My top-tier chum who literally went to the school of hospitality (down the street!) and I stopped here for a much-needed recharge after she led a comprehensive campus tour in 90-degree heat. There weren't a ton of eating options - graduation was apparently last week, and the offseason for the campus town has officially commenced - but this one looked fairly decent for what it was. The menu was also intriguing, with both sushi and Mediterranean-style cuisine. In my experience, jamming a bunch of random types of food onto a menu can be very hit or miss, but I wouldn't say that was really an issue here. We both had sticker shock or lack thereof when we looked at the cocktail menu. Margaritas are about $6, and "top shelf" ones are $8? Incredible stuff. I went with the top shelf frozen berries margaritas, and specifically requested Don Julio. That said - and maybe this is a reflection of my having a more adult palate than the college student target demo, or maybe I'm just officially a degenerate at this point - it wasn't a strong marg at all, and both of us ended up getting extra shots of Don Julio to make it taste better. So the additional tequila brought the total marg prices to $10, which is still incredible in my opinion, given what we're dealing with in the NYC metro area. Since we were on a pretty naughty vacation, I tried to tread water a bit and went with the salmon teriyaki bowl (about $20 I think). Honestly really hit the spot. The salmon was fresh/flavorful, and as you can see from the attached, a ridiculously generous portion. I wasn't in the mood for the accompanying side salad (again, I was on vacation), but the rice and salmon were a distant memory quickly enough. I was also kind of obsessed with the plate that it came on - I'm not really sure how to describe it other than that it looked like dishware you'd find in the Flintstones' house. It sort of looked like a sculpture of a piece of bent tree bark? I know, I'm not giving this justice. We also split the bang bang shrimp app, which was very good as well - maybe a TOUCH over-fried, but I think that's part of the package with the naughty appetizer section of a menu. Would get both of those items again in a heartbeat. The service was honestly pretty mediocre, and a big reason this ultimately was just an okay experience. A shame, given that we both legitimately liked the food. Our waiter was definitely confused by my chum's drink order (which, to be fair, WAS a little off the beaten path - she requested one of their non-alcoholic mango lychee lemonade, plus a separate shot of Don Julio), and our drinks ultimately showed up at the same time as our food. He also came back to our table after about 15 minutes to reconfirm her drink order. Not great, and a reminder that there's no harm in bringing a pen and a pad with you to the table. This wasn't terrible by any means, but was an uneven experience. Frankly, I think expectations should be a little tempered in a college town, where the average diner is probably in their early 20s and pretty low maintenance when it comes to their food and drink preferences. But if they figured out the service here, they'd really have something.

Sudhish Chemmur

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

We really enjoyed the food, the portions were generous, and the kabobs were well spiced with an authentic flavor. It seemed like the restaurant was running at full capacity during our visit, and the team may have been a bit short‑staffed. Even so, the staff did their best, which we appreciated. It took a little longer for our order to be taken, but the food was fresh, delicious, and absolutely worth it. We’d definitely come back again.

Bryan Gotthoffer

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

I was deciding between here and another popular sushi place in Blacksburg. I went to the other first and there was just something not right about it. It was dingy and the menu was strange. We just left and went to Greens. I am so glad we did. Everything was fresh and delicious and the presentation was great. The portions were very generous and the prices were extremely reasonable. We actually ended up taking home half of our food because there was so much. There were also quite a lot of menu options that looked very good. The service was just ok, but the food more than made up for it. This will become my go to sushi spot. I'm really happy we ended up there.