Lovely little place with extremely sweet and helpful staff (Olivia?) Food was incredible, and…read moreloved the baklava fingers for dessert. Can't recommend highly enough!

This place was amazing, great atmosphere, great food, the baklava was amazing. The honey cake was…read moreinspiring. They made me a cappuccino and it was great. We were only in town for one night. I wish I could visit this place all the time. They would get a lot of my money lol.

Food was fantastic, we had a few special requests that they handled well. Service was good, nice…read morecasual atmosphere. Were with friends who live in the area and they are regulars so when friends visit, this is a first choice

We arrived late evening after several stressed hours on the interstate through a constant cold…read morerain. We were thrilled to find, hot homemade soup and delicious wraps with truly fresh, clean (no preservatives) ingredients. The friendly staff and quiet atmosphere was just what we needed for the last hours of our long trip home. We have plans to make this a regular stop on our frequent trips home from northern Ohio.

We didn't make it in time to try Lucky8's main menu items, but woo! were those nachos satisfying!…read moreWe came in around 4pm on a Sunday and were able to order the nachos directly from the owner, who was out on the patio. We had a lovely chat about Floyd and received great service. Most importantly, food was great! Seating is all outdoor as part of the Outer Space complex.

Is it Lucky 8 cosmic Cafe or Outer Space!!???? 2 times I…read morewent when website stated it was open and both times it was closed!!!

The coffee was delicious, and the service was wonderfully friendly. We'd woken up way too early to…read moreget to the airport and needed a bit of a boost. My wife ordered a small, then did a long, slow yawn as she stepped away. The barista said, "Maybe you need a bigger size", and then gave her one without ever pointing it out. That was so very kind! We lingered for a while and enjoyed the eclectic surroundings and gently listened to the men's Bible study that was also going on. But about 3/4 of a scone later, it was time to go, to head back home and back to regular life. Thank you, One Love!!!

One Love Coffee House has so much to love! I really enjoyed how much seating they had, with…read moredifferent areas and styles that made the space feel cozy and inviting. Their menu is expansive, and the rotating seasonal drinks sounded delicious! I tried the Harriet, made with white chocolate and caramel topped with strawberry cold foam. It had the perfect balance of sweetness without overpowering the coffee flavor, which I always appreciate. They also have a drive-thru, making it convenient to grab your coffee on the go. Definitely a spot I'd love to visit again and try something new!

My husband and I come to this every so often, so far it's been our top choice for coffee. Their…read moremenu is large, you can get anything from teas, coffees, lattes, and refreshments. The treats tend to be a bit pricey, but the few we've gotten have been very delicious! I will say recently though I ordered an Horchata (cinnamon) Latte. The barista at the register informed me it didn't have espresso. I thought it was silly mostly because horchata doesn't come with coffee so I told her it was fine. But the name is misleading, it's literally just milk with cinnamon. For $5 I got milk and cinnamon. I will say I was pretty disappointed. BUT other than that everyone is always lovely, the place is pretty clean, even the bathrooms, so I will still rate this place 5/5 because other than this we really haven't had a problem that couldn't be solved, and most of the drinks are tasty.

This was a disappointment and given the almost universally positive reviews, I'm not sure if my…read moreexperience was an anomaly or if Halwa is benefitting from a college town, grading on a curve situation. I came by last Wednesday morning for a bit of caffeine and a bite to eat before my top-tier chum who literally went to the school of hospitality (down the street at VA Tech) and I embarked on our road trip into Kentucky. I'm a hardcore morning person and it's often difficult to find coffee places that are open before 8am. The primary reason I came here was because they opened at 7am, well before most of the businesses in the area did. That's a point in their favor at least. And it's cute in there. Per my accompanying picture, there's a lot to take in, with tons of items on the walls and on display, and I needed a solid minute or two just to look over the large menu, which featured a lot of different types of coffees/lattes, as well as a significant number of Middle Eastern influenced snacks and pastries. I literally got over there just as the doors opened (promptly right before 7), so I had the run of the place for my short time in there; I have no doubt this place is hopping when students are actually on campus and don't feel like frequenting the obligatory Starbucks for whatever reason. Maybe it's just a personal palate issue but I didn't like anything I had. Since this was a very specific type of coffee establishment, I tried the Turkish Coffee. That one for sure just wasn't my speed - it's a super tiny portion, pretty much akin to a shot or two of espresso, and aside from the first two or three sips, was literally just grounds. My gut says that's just how Turkish Coffee is, and I won't be sampling that again anywhere. I did see some intriguing lattes including one of my all-time chums Rose, so that was probably the call in hindsight. I also selected two food items, both of which were also unfortunately misses for me. One was the baklava, a pastry I'm very familiar with and tend to really like. This was, I'm sad to say, the worst I've had. The biggest issue is that you can barely taste the main ingredients, namely the pistachio and honey. You know what you can taste, see and feel on your tongue though? Sugar. Lots of sugar. For some bizarre reason, they make their baklava here with a layer of this crystallized sugar. I don't know why, but it honestly ruins the item and drowns out the actual flavors you should be tasting. Arguably an easy fix, but I only took a few bites of it. I also got a Lebanese puff pastry, which looked intriguing but just didn't have much of a flavor. This was my first time trying it, so maybe it's supposed to be on the blander side for whatever reason, but it mostly just tasted like dough to me, especially the areas closer to the edge (not all that dissimilar in my experience from a croissant). The service was fine; there was just the one young woman behind the counter opening up for the day, and everything I ordered was provided within a few minutes. I got two coffees (a "normal" one for my chum as well), and the two pastries, which came to close to $30. I think that's a little pricy, especially for a place right off of a college campus, but your mileage may vary. Normally I'd recommend avoiding an establishment where I literally didn't like anything, but my gut says it's still worth stopping by. Just don't get what I got.

This family business is in a former Piiggly Wiggly. Cute and…read morecozy run by three sisters, thus the name. Cloth napkins and eclectic tables welcome you. The food is great, we missed the famous biscuits because they had run out for the day. Prices are unbelievably low prices for breakfast. Fresh fruit included with each entree. It also houses clothing and specialty gifts throughout the restaurant. If you are in the Marion area this is a .must place to checkout in the downtown area.

This spot was pretty good overall. The idea of Mac and cheese soup was probably one of the most…read moreunique approaches I've seen in a while. I liked the sweet tea and egg salad sandwich and the prices were quite reasonable. The service and ambiance were nice and felt very local and community based. Very cute spot - wish I had had more time to shop around.

Delicious coffee and pastries in a very clean and tidy location. Staff is extremely friendly and…read moreefficient. Found this by accident traveling along 81, but will make it a point to stop any opportunity in the future.

Such a gem of a restaurant! Great food, coffee and smoothies. We didn't try any of the baked…read moregoods but they looked delicious. Will be back for sure.

What a cute little gem in the heart of warm springs. As you come or leave Bolar Moutain Rec Area…read morecoming from North or East you must pass by this little town - have to pay attention as you may miss it all together. On our way back from a week of camping we decided to check this town out, and were delighted to discover this hidden gem. It is literally hidden in the second floor of a gallery displaying interesting forms of art. But if like us you are craving some fresh deli food and coffee - take the stairs up to discover a very unassuming counter, with the most hospitable and eager to serve chap we have ever encountered. Rather than refer you to the menu, he listened to what we were craving that wasn't on the menu (eggs of course for breakfast) and presented us with a delicious egg salad on a bed of very fresh greens on a warm toasted ciabatta. Another and just as tasty creation was the Ham and Cheese sandwich that somehow turned very special with the greens and herbs that were used as bed. The meat was plenty and very different from the one you normally get - must be from a local market too. The meal was served on plates made entirely of naturally fallen palm leaves to provide - a sustainable alternative to disposable foam and plastic products which is perfectly aligned with our preferences. The seating area is just as pleasing to the eye and is set with a view of lushes green to match - see our photos. The place also features interesting items, also with a sustainability and natural products theme, and we picked a unique looking balsa wood bird house for our backyard feathered friends. Do yourself a favor and stop there on your way home - you won't regret we promise!

I had a hard time getting to this place, my GPS took me down a rabbit hole, but eventually I got…read morethere. And it was worth it, I ordered a cup of delicious coffee and 4 scones the best I ever had! Highly recommend it, great atmosphere and gallery! Very clean and great service!

When we walked in, I witnessed a beautiful sight. A group of people playing some bluegrass music…read morewhile others were dancing and the rest of the people in the room listened, ate their lunch, visited with family at tables that filled the space. This looks like a place that locals gather every weekend with their families and hang out maybe all afternoon. I felt like I had stepped back in time and was maybe in an episode of Andy Griffith. The store itself sold sandwiches and other lunch items. They sold CDs from what appeared to be local artists as well as guitar strings, canned goods and other things you'd expect in a general store. Next door was an ice cream shop that we also visited and partook of some delicious ice cream. This place is worth a visit!

Service was meh. Ice cream was yummy! The shop itself is too cute! The cashier on the store side…read morewas very sweet. Definitely will visit again!

Put in a pick up order to eat at the hotel after a long day of driving. It was so good! Husband and…read moreI shared the New River catfish sandwich. Amazing! Kid got the Mac and cheese kid meal and he absolutely demolished it. Said the chips were "SO GOOD AND CRUNCHY." Fries were ok but nobody's fries hold up well in Styrofoam. I also had a cup of the daily soup - Steak and Potato. Great! My husband picked it up and said that the staff were super friendly and the place looked very clean. If we're ever in the area again, we will definitely come back!

First in this morning. Our order was simple. We got the Red and the Berghoff with two cups of…read morecoffee. Good food and the coffee truly was a good cuppa. We love small cafes with kind staff.