Got the food to go but it was good. Found this place on a whelm on the way to TN coming from VA…read moreSafari park. Burgers were made from patties smashed right in front of you. The fried bologna took me back was so good with some mustard. Love the charred on my thick cut beef bologna biscuit. Definitely would go back again!!

Small but the food was good. I can't believe that this wonderful little town doesn't have a…read morededicated burger shop or pizza place.

Best place ever. So cute inside and the service is so good. They have amazing drinks with a lot of…read moreoptions. My best friend hates coffee but when she tried this place's coffee she said it was amazing.

This is my favorite place to stop for lunch. You can get good quality food faster than a fast food…read morerestaurant. The folks working here are so friendly and accommodating. The restroom is very clean and well appointed. The food is delicious. The menu is small but everything is so good.

Someone local recommended Pronto Caffé & Gelateria to us on our first day in Lexington -- and I…read moretruly regret waiting until our last day in town to make a visit. This little shop is fantastic. From 8 AM into the afternoon, they offer delicious coffee, tea, hot chocolate, pastries, and snacks that feel both cozy and elevated. We had hot chocolate, tea, coffee, a pain au chocolat, and a butter croissant -- everything was warm, fresh, and absolutely perfect. It was so good that a few miles down the road, I seriously considered turning around to get more. The staff was incredibly friendly and patient, answering all of our questions without rushing us (there were enough staff working that there was no line). The atmosphere is clean, bright, and inviting -- the kind of place you want to linger in. Next time we're in Lexington, this will be a daily stop. Highly recommend.

Favorite coffee shop in Lexington! Great service, great coffee. Cinnamon buns were a 10/10.read more

I spent two hours here as my first "office" of the day and nursed a delicious light roast the…read moreentire time. This is a big place and while it's a little busy in the front area near the counters, there is a back room that I pretty much had to myself for some Zoom calls and Yelp reviews. Coffee was great, wifi worked very well and it was a great spot to spend some time. I'd definitely work from here again. [Review 19590 overall - 1427 in Virginia - 561 of 2023.]

Someone more discerning will have to judge the quote from Forbes as being one of the top 10 coffee…read moreroasters in the US, but it was a pretty good latte! The staff was friendly even though just before closing time at 5PM. The were cleaning up but still allow me to use the restroom. The building is over 100 years old with old wooden floors and a warm ambience. The coffee shop is somewhat of an institution in Lexington having been in this location downtown for over 25 years! Definitely worth checking out- and leave the help a big tip if you can.

Welcoming atmosphere with comfortable seating inside and out. Yummy baked goods ( danish, mini…read morequiche, scones,...) and other treats house made. Coffee and tea was very good.

Welcoming, friendly, inclusive coffeehouse vibes. What your mainstream shops wish they could be…read more Adorable rooms and spots for sitting give that private coffeehouse feel. Sirius xm only wishes their coffeehouse station had music this good. The chai was amazing! Lots of other selections of custom flavors, and a diverse food menu. I had homemade yogurt, and it was amazing. Fresh fruit, granola. Yes! If you're looking for a place to purchase local honey - they've got you covered. 10/10 will be telling anyone I know visiting Roanoke to come here.

We were camping in the area and glad we took the time to have breakfast here! We had the sausage…read moreegg sandwich and the country ham sandwich, both on Texas toast with apple butter and potatoes. Everything was made to order and it shows! The apple butter was a standout, I could eat a whole jar of it. The general store was very cute and reflective of Appalachia. We can't wait to come here again on our next trip.

What' a great place! Loved it!! We stopped in for lunch after exploring Natural Bridge State Park…read more We had a group of 5. Seating was a little challenging at lunch time, but the picnic table on the front porch was perfect. Between us all, we had the BLT, turkey Reuben, California turkey special, and the tuna melt. Oh! And they've got fresh-baked cookies!! All of the food was excellent! The service was perfect. I highly recommend you visit next time you're in the area!

Wonderful service. Great coffee. The ambience is cafe. We sat outside in the shade. Easy walk from…read morethe closed walking street.

I've been going up to Staunton often recently for family matters, and I've loved taking time to…read morecheck out all the local businesses when I'm able to. Reunion has been a breath of fresh air - really good espresso drinks, pastries, and breads. To be 100% honest, Crucible's coffee is better, but their pastry selection is minuscule and they can feel a bit stuffy. Reunion's pastries are good, though I wish they had more French-inspired things like pain au chocolat, croissants, or even soft cinnamon rolls, but I feel they excel more at the breads side of baking. I got a mini sourdough loaf once and it was excellent! Service is always friendly and happy, and the shop itself is cute, but there isn't much space inside. I'm all for tables outside, but there's not much real estate there either, especially on a busy morning. I think a small adjustment to flow could make it easily sit a couple cafe tables inside without it feeling so crowded. I just miss the days of being able to hang out and have good coffee and snacks while doing some work on a laptop. Seems like most businesses would rather have you out the door instead. I have high standards for bakeries and cafes, and Reunion meets most of them. They're now my favorite place to go in the mornings in Staunton... if they're open. I would go there much more often if I could actually eat my breakfast there instead of having to get back in my car or sit in the blistering summer heat.

This is exactly what this location needed. What an amazing restaurant built by a legend of the…read more151. The flavors and cooked to order freshness leaves you satisfied and looking for the next encounter. You add that to some amazing coffee and great service I can't wait to stop by again.

The mountains will do a lot of things for a marriage--fresh air, quiet, perspective--but they will…read morenot, under any circumstances, fix bad coffee. We were tucked in down near Devils Backbone Brewing Company, enjoying the kind of getaway folks put on postcards. My coffee, however, was less postcard and more field exercise--Army strong, boiled on a camp stove, poured out of a percolator that's likely seen more campaigns than I have. My wife took one sip and gave me that look... the one that says, "I love you, but this is unacceptable." So we broke camp early and pointed ourselves back toward civilization. About three miles down the road she spotted Belties. Now I've driven past that place more times than I can count, back when it looked like an old house that had just given up on things. But somebody got hold of it and turned that sow's ear into something you'd be proud to show company. We pulled in, and right off the bat--you could tell--they knew what they were doing. Service was quick, friendly, no fuss. The kind of place where nobody's trying too hard, which is usually when things turn out just right. The food? Lord have mercy. Every bit of it. And the atmosphere--well, it had character without trying to beat you over the head with it. That's a rare combination these days. Most places either feel like a museum or a storage unit. This one felt like the establishment wanted you to relax. And the coffee... now that was coffee. Not punishment in a cup. The kind you sit with for a minute and reconsider your life choices--like why you ever thought campfire tar water was a good idea. We'll be back. For the coffee, sure--but I've got a feeling we won't be leaving empty-handed next time. There'll be a goody bag involved. Maybe two. Some lessons you learn the hard way. Others come with a good cup of coffee and a smart woman who knows when to say, "Pull in right there

Amazing owners and staff! The food is always amazing and consistently delicious. A must.read more

I just had a really great cheddar omelet-served with a biscuit. Wayne had a bowl with eggs, sausage…read moregravy and home fries. It was all good, reasonably priced. Service was quick and friendly. Two minor things; the home fries were deep fried; and we had a heck of time finding the diner. However, we really enjoyed the friendly vibe - I think we were the only people who were 'strangers'.

Really cool spot with great, high quality coffee and fixings. Incredible crepes sandwiches!! Live…read moremusic and open, comfy lounge. Love!!