I stumbled across this charming local coffee shop and book cellar, in Abingdon, VA. I was greeted…read moreupon entry by the barista! She was so kind and very patient as I scanned the menu. She provided recommendations and shared with me the specials offered at the time. I ordered a custom made beverage, hot Toasted Marshmallow & Butter Cookie latte with oat milk; I topped it with whipped cream and caramel drizzle. It was absolutely delicious. It was the perfect sweet treat to warm me up on chilly winter afternoon. The cafe also featured a very cute book cellar that had the neatest items!! You can definitely tuck-away in this cafe to get work done, you can meet with friends for a coffee date, or even just chill and have a cup of coffee, a pastry and indulge in a nice book. If you're in Abingdon, VA, it's absolutely worth checking out!

Wolf Hills Coffee in Abingdon is a gem. The ham and cheese croissants are outstanding, and the…read morepeanut butter cookie is one of those treats you keep thinking about after you leave. But the real reason we come back is Hunter. He makes amazing cocktails and is genuinely so much fun to chat with. We honestly come here for him and his drinks. Sitting here right now, Hunter is working solo and just handled a sudden rush of about 30 people rolling in, all with total proficiency and professionalism. No stress, no attitude, just great service and great drinks. If you're looking for good food, creative cocktails, and a bartender who makes the experience memorable, Wolf Hills Coffee is it.

This cafe is a true gem. The food, service and atmosphere were all top-notch. Delicious coffee…read moredrinks, exceptional pastries and biscuits, generous portion sizes. We sat on the patio, which just added to the great experience. There were four people in my party, and we all left wishing that we lived in the area so we could become regulars!

I'm going with three stars instead of two because everyone has their inconsistencies or bad days…read morebut our visit was disappointing compared to the more glowing consensus rating and here's why... The restaurant has a nice, open concept, a bistro feel that one would expect from the other reviews and their strong coffee culture. We arrived at 12:48, so the end of lunch hour on a Monday and were promptly seated at a two top window seat. Except the orientation of the table was one of us looking out the window and one looking into the restaurant, perpendicular to the window. Not a big deal, but I've seen parallel to the window table seating with both able to look out the window and optimizing that space work much better. There was a bottle of still water and two glasses on the table as their standard practice, nice touch, especially since we had just walked 5 miles of the Virginia Creeper Trail. So, we had researched where to eat in town and felt we had earned a few extra calories and this restaurant had high reviews, so it was our number one selection. We were seated within a couple of minutes we had menus and our order was placed. We were informed though, that they were out of the special of the day, the grilled cheese. Now, I wasn't planning on having a grilled cheese, but immediately I began to wonder, "how does one run out of a grilled cheese" and also I wondered why would you tell me about a special that I didn't know about if you had just run out of it? I wasn't the only one, I overheard a nearby table ask the same thing. Turns out it was a grilled cheese with apple butter and steak. Sounded pretty good, but it probably shouldn't have been mentioned so that I wouldn't want one. Instead, I had "Your Rabbi's Favorite Reuben". Each sandwich on the menu comes with a pickle spear and chips or you can upgrade to fries for +$4 or truffle fries for +$5. So I ordered truffle fries. But they didn't have truffle fries, would I like Parmesan fries instead? No thank you, just the regular fries. And a water. My wife had the chicken salad sandwich with regular fries and a Diet Coke (8 ounces or so in a glass with ice). Which it turns out we were later informed no free refills on the Coke. In my many Reuben reviews, I always note that whether it's a fancy restaurant or a dive, if you can't at least beat out Arby's version, you are in trouble. The first half of my Reuben was okay. Warm throughout, not soggy on either side (a soggy underside is often the Achilles heel to many a Reuben) and was on marbled rye. Portions of components were all represented but not the "best Reuben ever" level or "lots of meat" as reported in other reviews. It was above Arby's, but not by much. It even looked just like Arby's version. It did have a better and more buttery toasted crunch on the bread, both sides. What was wild was biting into the second half of my sandwich, having eaten the mediocre first half. This half had significantly more meat, and you could tell that the meat was not pre-sliced but likely cooked on premise. Is this even the same sandwich?While notably better than the first half, the overall inconsistency of the sum total was disappointing and it was still just a "good" Reuben, as one in a field of many. I wound up just eating mostly the inside components of the second half, since it just wasn't exciting. The fries were an absolute fail and a disappointment. String fries that may have been under the warmer since start of lunch service. You know when a buddy orders a fast food meal and maybe your driving together in the car and finally after he eats all he wants and there are some left over fries that have been in the bag for about 45 minutes, but you eat some anyway? You've done it, admit it. Well that's what we got. Most of them left uneaten. They were terrible. My wife reported the chicken salad sandwich was good. Total bill was $50.53. I left $60 to cover tip. Unfortunately, when a restaurant is overpriced for the value, that extends to the tip too. For $30 per person, our expectations were higher and were not met with this visit. Plus, maybe for that price, one refill on the Diet Coke might be acceptable?

Good place for a light breakfast or lunch. Cinnamon, apple oatmeal was excellent, same goes for the…read moreparfet.

Rendezvous International Cafe is a quaint cafe in downtown Abingdon, VA. The cafe offers a little…read moreof everything: crepes, breakfast sandwiches, omelettes, coffee, boba, and lots more! When searching for breakfast options in Abingdon, the crepes are what drew my attention! They had sooo many options that I opted for an omelette and a sweet treat. For our beverages, I ordered the Frankenstein special (taro & matcha latte) for myself and a Spanish latte for my husband. The omelette and Spanish latte were delicious! The Frankenstein and Cactus sweet treat could've been better.

Misleading pricing. A 50% off sign was posted, but no discount was honored at checkout, and the…read moresign was left up even after being told.

Located inside Food City grocery store. Opens up early,…read morewhich is great for early risers. Latte that was ordered was made perfectly. Conveniently located right off the highway.

This place used to be pretty decent but recently It's been so much worse. My friend's dunkalatte…read morelacked the cold foam that we asked & paid for, my croissant that I asked to be untoasted ended up not only toasted, but burnt to a crisp so much it stank up my entire car with the smell of burnt bread. Although the food was atrocious, our drinks tasted very good & the lady at the drive through did end up apologizing for the wait on the food which I appreciated. My job is in fast food as well, so I can understand mistakes can be made & how draining it is to work in food service at any corporate business, but even with up to 8 employees on shift, it shouldn't be THAT difficult to follow instructions on any customer's order.

Flies everywhere! Came in to get a drink & flies were all over everything Gross. Need to keep…read moredonuts covered very unsanitary.

Great food . Hot and fresh each time . Service is spot on…read moreand will help you as needed. Dining area and drive thru and clean and well maintained and light. Take out orders are always correct and delicious each time.

Good home cooking and healthy portions of everything. Friendly service . I just live up the street…read morefrom them and are my favorite place to eat

It was just an average visit to a drive-thru Dunkin Donuts. We had a bit of trouble getting into…read morethe parking lot from the other side of the road but eventually managed to get in. Our next mistake was going inside; they didn't have counter service, only two kiosks to place orders, and one of them was broken. However, the ladies working there were friendly, and the service was quick. The pumpkin-flavored Munchkins I got were delicious, and the coffee was excellent. Mission accomplished!

I am not one to usually write reviews, but after waiting a week to hear back from someone after…read moresubmitting feedback, I felt the need to share my experience. On 10/24, I submitted a mobile order at 7:28am. By the time I got there at 7:38 to pick it up, the sandwich was ready, but the drink was nowhere to be found. At 7:45, the drink was still not ready as they continued to make orders for the drive thru that was coming in. I went up to the counter to cancel the drink and request a refund. At this time, they tried telling me that my drink was ready and proceeded to attempt to hand me a drink that was not what I ordered. I reiterated I wanted to just cancel the drink and get a refund as I had to get to work, and was advised that I just needed to "go through the app." I tried this since I was brushed off by the workers there, but the app would not allow me to cancel the order or request a refund. I then submitted feedback through Dunkin's website but still have not heard anything. Over the last 2 years, this Dunkin has gone severely downhill, which is a shame

How hard is it to correctly put a lid on a cup of coffee?? My husband and I both had to return home…read moreand change clothes after buying coffee at this Starbucks. The mouth of the lid should NEVER be placed on the seam of the cup. This is guaranteed to leak. It's a common issue with Starbucks everywhere, which is why we rarely buy coffee at this chain. In the years Starbucks has been operating, one would think they'd learn. Yet another disappointing Starbucks experience.

From the owner: Coffee is at our heart. From your favorite daily cup to seasonal offerings, there is always…read moresomething on the menu at Starbucks, ready to be crafted just for you. Starbucks has always been a special place to gather and connect. We're woven into the communities we serve. Our stores are gathering spaces for conversations, connection and joy, where our green apron baristas deliver expertly handcrafted beverages, make meaningful connections with their communities and deliver that much-needed pick-me-up to start your day, customized how you want. Our promise to our customers is to uplift the everyday, every time you visit us. So stay awhile and enjoy every sip.