MUST STOP cookie Shop! I cannot be more clear than to say these ice cream sandwiches were BOMB!…read moreAlong with the cookies and milk we were blessed with a sweet treat and glad we made the pitstop. So much that we ended our night returning at a different location in Boone. I will say the original chocolate chip cookie was not consistent at the alternative location but still satisfying to say the least. We loved the history of where they started to how they have flourished throughout the state. Service was great and ambiance was clean. We look forward to our return!

The coffee here was just okay, not bad but not great either. The ice cream cookie sandwich though?…read moreOh yeah, that's where they shine! You definitely need to come in and get you one of those!! You're able to choose your cookies, they don't have to be the same, and your ice cream flavor! We ordered a snickerdoodle and sugar with vanilla ice cream and it was amazing! If we hadn't been staying in Boone, I would have come back to this location each day of our vacation to have one. It was that good! It was only when we were leaving that we saw Boone has a blue deer location too. Now that I'm back home, the ice cream cookie sandwich is definitely one of those things I miss and can't wait to have again!

Yelp needs to add another 5 star option, for those businesses that are outstanding in every single…read moreway. Flavia's would definitely rate 10 stars. This pastry business is located in a tiny cottage, think She Shed, on a small side street in downtown Blowing Rock. Everything was nicely labeled and priced but there were names I hadn't heard before. Julie was very informative and kindly answered all of our, "Ooooh, what's that?" questions. We were torn between a couple of items, so like any sensible person, we bought both. She told us to eat them at room temperature for best enjoyment. She said the "Crème" is homemade puff pastry with a thick layer of Mousseline Cream. That means they take their crème patisserie and then add silky butter. Is your mouth watering yet? We each got a Crème and a Cream Puff. We ate the Crème first and sweet mother of all things delicious, it was otherworldly. We immediately prayed that the Puff would have the same filling. It did. When we go back next year, I'll be getting a treat for everyday we are there. TIP #1: Beware Donna. She was in the next store Serves You Right. She offered to take our pink pastry box. Everyone in BR is so nice, we thought she was being helpful so we could shop. Then we saw the humorous glint in her eyes! Pastry Thief! LOL! Donna and Karen told us that Julie is the daughter and her mother is from Germany. The mom makes everything in Hickory and they drive it up fresh every day. They raved about everything! TIP #2: They are closed every Wednesday, so plan ahead.

This is a small, really cute spot in Blowing Rock that we spotted while exploring the area. They…read morehave a ton of options but we weren't too hungry so just got a cookies & cream macaron. It wasn't the best macaron I've ever had, but it was certainly the biggest haha. Service was fast & friendly; ambiance isn't really applicable, Flavia's itself doesn't have seating. Street parking is free in Blowing Rock, I believe. 7.5/10 would recommend!

Candies were so yummy but it seemed like some of the workers were a bit preoccupied. It's such a…read morecute little underground nook though so I'd recommend this to anyone that just wants to explore Boone and go through this little strip of shops!!

What a fun find! Tons of old fashioned candy and hard to find treasures. It's easy to miss this…read moreshop, it's downstairs from Sunset Tees & Hattery. Huge selection of candy, hot sauce and ice creams. Not to be missed!

I had the best experience getting ice cream at Kilwin's. First off, when I got two flavors, the…read moreserver asked me which one I wanted on bottom or top. Extremely important question not many servers ask. I did not expect the ice cream to be of such top tier quality. It was incredible. I would highly recommend the dulce de leche that was better than even Haagan Daas. I am the sort of person to leave an ice cream experience disappointed, but that was so far from my experience here. Couldn't recommend highly enough.

Even though the long was line, the diligent and fast employees were very helpful and nice. The line…read morewas moving pretty quickly! This place makes almost everything in house and they have fudge to try out before you purchase. Lots of parking since the establishment is within a shopping center. The ice cream flavors were endless and delicious. They even have shakes.

Favorite spot to grab good wine, snacks and sandwiches for a nice getaway weekend in Blowing Rock.read more

If you are looking for a sandwich with a slice of turkey and a quarter slice of cheese, Blowing…read moreRock Market has got you covered! Beer, wine, and snack selection good though.

This is one of the most lovely restaurants I've been to in North Carolina. It's directly off the…read moremain street but hard to find. There's a small sign and then you walk down the winding path which makes a unique entrance into a lovely courtyard. There's indoor eating and outdoor eating, if it's a nice day I suggest the patio and the food is just fantastic!! The hostess who seats you is the owner of the restaurant and her husband is the chef, Annie and Andy. Often Annie makes homemade desserts. They are not a disappointment. Go ahead and indulge feel guilty later lol. This was my second time in Blowing Rock North Carolina. And the restaurant was so fantastic I couldn't wait to go again. It's seriously worth the drive and the town is absolutely beautiful. Our waitress was fantastic sharing all the daily specials she was very patient and through. Yes, we ask a lot of questions and she answered them all and even gave her personal suggestions, all excellent. I forgot to take a picture I apologize I had an after dinner Carmel Latte, and my friend had a piece of homemade pineapple cream refrigerator pie. (made by Annie). If you happen to be in blowing rock or you live in that gorgeous town and haven't eaten at The Village Cafe please treat yourself and go you will not be disappointed and the atmosphere is absolutely lovely.

Not open when they said they were open. Disappointing since the menu looked good. It is tucked…read moreaway so a bit hard to find.

Great spot for lunch and a brew while heading to Boone. I had a delicious turkey and gueyre…read moresandwich with homemade chips. Yum . And cold Mexican lager. Hubby got the fried chicken sandwich with a cold ipa. Always great spot to stop.

Where to start my review of this truly horrible luncheon experience. In a town that is geared…read moretowards tourists (I'm a resident), and where one restaurant tries to outdo the other, this restaurant is sorely lacking, in everything from wait staff to food. What they do have is a lot of different types of beer. So I guess if you just want a beer with tasteless food then this is the place to go. My friend and I had lunch at around 12 noon. There were literally only four other tables with a few people. Our waiter came to take our order and basically gave the impression that he wishes he was anywhere other than in this restaurant working. Not even a smile or a hello how are you doing? He was truly uncaring and answered us in half syllables when we had questions about the menu. OK whatever -/so we ordered a burger and the turkey Gruyère sandwich. At $19 for a burger (most other places in Blowing Rock charge around 12) and another 19 for a turkey sandwich you would expect at least french fries or coleslaw as a side. The sides are potato chips ( how cheap can you get) or green beans?????? if you want anything else like a side salad or fruit you have to pay an additional five dollars. Literally every other restaurant in town that serves sandwiches or burgers gives you a choice of several sides that come with the meal . But here a hamburger with a side of fruit was $23. Our waiter never came back to check on us, but another waitress did come a couple times and filled my tea glass with ice and asked us how everything was and brought samples of the beer. Thank you to whoever that was. Wish you could have been our waitress. Because our waiter was so unconcerned about waiting on us that he apparently forgot we were there. After a half an hour of not receiving our food in a restaurant that was mostly empty, I flagged him down and asked him what happened to our food. He said he would go and check on it. He came back and said that ours was the next ticket up.!! so basically this waiter held onto our ticket and then got reminded that he had to actually put it in for us to get our food. So we waited another 10 minutes. The burger was so tiny you practically needed a magnifying glass to see it. Burned to a crisp because of course the waiter also forgot to ask how we wanted it cooked. We like it medium rare, and definitely not charred and well done. The Turkey sandwich with Gruyère was just some turkey slices and I'm assuming gruyere cheese which I couldn't really taste. The whole sandwich was definitely forgettable. So that's my review. I still gave the waiter 10% tip, which he did not deserve. He did not deserve a tip at all. Needless to say, will never be back at this restaurant again. Nor will I ever recommend it. Because lunch for almost $60 for two people with two disgusting sandwiches was obscene.

Very good shop, good coffee and good service, baristas can answer any questions and are very…read morefriendly, coffee was very good and not too sweet even with syrups

Coffee Shop No. 492 Camp Coffee Roasters…read moreBlowing Rock NC April 9 2025 Camp Coffee Roasters is a little coffee shop in Blowing Rock, North Carolina, a charming little mountain village. The downtown area sits about a mile from the iconic Blue Ridge Parkway (connects the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina to the Shenandoah National Park in Virginia). Camp Coffee Roasters has a cozy vibe and an obvious appreciation for the outdoors. It might have something to do with their neighbors; Footloggers, an outdoor store. Be sure to climb the stairs near the front door of the coffee shop. They lead to a loft, overlooking Footloggers, where you can relax in a wing back chair or get some work done at a table near a window. The barista was friendly and made a respectable cortado. Enjoying life one cortado at a time!

limited menu.Food was delicious. my husband had the trout and he loved it. I had the bison…read moreBolognanase. a little heavy on the salt. pasta could have been cook a minute or so more. bread butter amazing. we also had r the Burrata dish. delicious but you def need the bread with it. service was Fabulous well informed staff.

The server did a fine job and really wanted it to be a good experience. The appetizer (cornbread)…read morewas cold and should have been hot. Brought again and still cold. The entrees were good but mine (salmon) was more like an appetizer, priced as an entree. Dessert was awful. Don't get the olive oil cake. Hard has a brick. Service was very slow and not the servers fault. Would not return. They did not charge us for appetizer or dessert.

I try to go here once a year when I visit my parents. I went to school in Boone and passed through…read morehere all of the time. They always have a "Buy two, get one free" deal. For me, Chocolate+peanut butter, chocolate+mint, and rocky road. And a cup of ice cream for me and another for my wife. All delicious!

Omg no prices listed here is why, you order they make it and then you find out a milk shake is…read more11.55 each. Over 47 bucks and it wasn't that great either! Over rated