Food was great. People were friendly and very inviting. Art on walls was intriguing. Very interesting spot.

Service was excellent, clean, friendly, clean, warm place to eat. My wife and I had 2 different specials, both were slightly below expectations, the taste of Italian fijd wasn't there! They may have had a bad day in the kitchen.

If you like good food go to Sal's!!! I have lived in the area for the past few months and tried a few restaurants in Woodstock and still come back to Sal's. It's not just pasta!! The seafood and steaks are amazing! The staff is so friendly. They have an actual bar even though it's beer and wine. I dine alone but have always felt at home. I have brought friends here who were visiting me and they all love Sal's too. My one friend is gluten free and Sal's made her a pesto gluten free pasta that she thought was amazing!!!! Give it a try.....you won't regret it!!!

The best italian in the valley! I stop by there every month Im passing through. 5 stars

We were on our way to devils backbone camp and starting feeling hungry for dinner. The sign for Sal's was on the highway so we decided to make an impromptu stop. I am so happy we did because this place is little hidden gem. Its in what looks like a cute little downtown area of Edinburg, VA and was very easy to get to. It was around 7:30 pm on a Friday and the entire restaurant was packed with what looked like locals. The food was very authentic and all wine is $8 a glass with many options to choose from. If I ever find myself heading that way way again I will definitely make it to point to stop there.

Delicious! We were staying in Bayse and decided to make the trip out to Sal's and it was well worth it. A few of us got the Veal Stavaros which was delicious. We also had penne vodka and eggplant parm. So good. And the rolls to start. Wow! Great place in a small town in VA. Will return if we are ever ii Shenandoah again.

I discovered this restaurant from their highway sign, and it was a real treat. In addition to a great selection of entrees, many desserts are homemade. I really enjoyed the chicken parm. The restaurant has great ambiance with Italian opera playing gently in the background. They also have a full espresso bar, which rocks.

On a recent road trip from Louisiana to New York, Sal's Italian Bistro was a total lifesaver! Before leaving town, we Yelped vegan options in the area so we'd know we'd have dinner plans after a very long drive. I don't eat fast food and I wanted to avoid a dinner of nuts, chips and pretzels. Sal's popped up with a review mentioning vegan pizza and pasta with the mysteriously wonderful-sounding gypsy sauce. Visions of this danced in my head on the endless drive until we realized we were cutting it close to their 10pm close time. My co-pilot called and spoke to the nicest lady on the phone who allowed us to place an order ahead of time so that we could either take out if after 10 or eat in if there was time. And I'm so glad there was time to eat in the restaurant! I LOVE cozy little old timey places like Sal's, so it was a dream come true (not exaggerating). Like, just what we needed, a casual trattoria-like atmosphere with booths and dim lighting. We arrived and it was indeed close to closing so we were the only ones in there, but they made us feel so welcome (I hate keeping staff past closing time!) that I knew this was going to be a phenomenal experience. Our waitress immediately brought us Chianti, water and really good bread with garlic & oil. I've never been so happy to see wine and bread. I also had a bowl of vegan soup with pasta that was so good, I might have teared up a bit. And then the gnocchi with Gypsy sauce arrived and angels sang an opera. This was so good that my mouth is watering just thinking about it, the pillowy bundles of potato goodness, smothered in a tomato sauce containing artichokes, olives and spinach. I'm planning to come back here because the quaint Shenandoah Valley begs a return visit but really, it's all about going back to Sal's.