Sandwiches, soup, and wine were very good. Picnic tables had a roof over them and 4 outdoor…read morefireplaces down the middle. Live music by Tucker Wyatt during the evening hours was excellent and provided wonderful ambiance while everyone ate & relaxed at the end of the day.

This is a great location on Main Street, but it's confusing that the food menu has no prices. The…read morereason provided was that the prices are in flux. I get that but a kids pb&j should be able to have a stated price... The food came out super quickly but for the price we paid, the turkey and avocado sandwich wasn't super special. Generous portion but no sides and it wasn't memorable.

We had such a wonderful experience at Broad Porch Coffee!…read more The salmon and dill toast was absolutely incredible--the presentation alone was beautiful, and it tasted even better. Everything was so fresh and perfectly balanced. It was so good that we ended up ordering two more to go just so our older teens could try it too! We also had the kale and roasted grape salad, and it was exactly what my palate needed--light, refreshing, and full of flavor. You can really tell they put thought into every ingredient. Overall, such a great spot with amazing food and attention to detail. We'll definitely be back!

Fantastic little café. We came in on a Sunday morning around 10:00 and it was packed. Amazingly,…read morewith a line snaking around tables, we didn't wait more than 10 minutes to order and food was ready in under 5. Seeing how much looked good and we were tourists, we over-ordered and got to try a little of everything. From the summer menu, we got Biscuit and Gravy, Paradise Parfait, and the Bread Pudding. I enjoyed my biscuit and gravy - pretty solid. Child #1 devoured his parfait (I tried it and I think it may have been my favorite item - they also have a vegan chia seed option - a woman was enjoying hers next to us when we waited in line), and my wife loved the bread pudding, which has a nice maple glaze to it. We also grabbed several of their pastries, including some scones, a muffin, and a buckwheat cake slice. All were great, though the buckwheat pastry was a tad dry. They have a lot of standard offerings of a coffee shop - teas, coffees, lattes, etc. I got a matcha latte and found it to be earthy and not too sweet. The inside is a bit narrow, especially when you consider a long line. The staff are efficient but don't lose their warm hospitality. Broad Porch has an Air BNB "Loft in Luray" located upstairs. I imagine it would be wonderful waking up to the smell of coffee and pastries. I would say if you're visiting Luray, Broad Porch is a MUST VISIT. There's something for everyone. Highly recommended.

Must visit bakery when in Luray VA or checking out Shenandoah National Park (45ish mins away)…read more Located on main street, we were lucky enough to grab a parking spot right in front. Main Street both feels & looks like a home turned into a bakery, it also smelled delicious inside. The staff were super friendly and welcoming. They greeted us within seconds and also gave lots of great recommendations for shops/restaurants around town. This was my first time having quiche and Chef Chuck did not disappoint. The bread pudding was also amazing! Not normally a fan of raisins in baked goods but was still tasty. We ended up coming back Saturday morning for the cinnamon rolls and really glad we did. They were fluffy and delicious but not too sweet. Highly recommend stopping by if you have a chance.

Cute little bakery with a variety of baked goods. We got a cinnamon bun and cheese danish, both…read morewere delicious. Just a couple of two top tables inside for seating, no patio seating from what I could see.

I stopped in for a late lunch on a Saturday and the place was busy! As fall foliage is over, I can…read moreonly assume these are locals. That tells me I've discovered something, since locals know the best places to go. I changed my plan from a soup and sandwich to a sandwich with a side based on my (outstanding) servers' recommendation. I selected the 'Monaco' but all the options looked good (and I love the names). Since it's a coffee shop I stayed for a cappuccino, which was served in an adorable tiny cup Great service. Not a fancy place but doesn't pretend or need to be.

I'm a bit conflicted on this one. The prices were decent, the food was good, and the facility kept…read moreyour eyes moving the whole time. So why just 'ok'? Well it all came down to the customer service and food delivery time. When we first sat down, nothing was mentioned to us about the service times. We were greeted and just kinda tossed into a spot. I say it that way b/c they weren't very amenable in how they sat us. After sitting down, they did the order, drinks, etc. like usual. The catch - they were MASSIVELY behind on their ticket times. Was it busy? A little, there were still seats around us available though. Now when I say massively behind, it took us nearly 50 minutes for our food to arrive. That's just crazy for a lunch service. In the future, if they were that behind on ticket times, it would help all the customers in the restaurant (allowing tickets to stop backlogging), and set the expectations for the new customers coming in. Maybe it was a one-off, but it definitely prevented us from even considering it when we were looking at places to eat. Food Taste: 5 Overall Service: 2 Value of food to cost: 4 Facility: 5 Ambiance: Mom/Pop place that has a nice rustic, yet small town and nostalgic feel. Repeat customer: eh.. maybe? Dog Friendly: no

What an amazing delicious diner! Went here in December as we celebrated our 30th anniversary and…read moreour food was delicious and the service was impeccable! Highly recommend!

Cash only establishment!!! Don't go here if you don't have cash on hand, they don't accept any…read morecredit cards or any debit cards at all.

Very cute place. Food was great. I had the half chicken salad sandwich and cup of soup. Really…read moregood. My husband had the pulled pork sandwich. He said his Americano was very strong. My latte was a little too sweet, but just so tasty that I truly didn't care. It was like a sugar cookie. Really good. This place is full of history and boasts a beautiful big fireplace. It's got really great hardwood floors also. It's a fairly comfortable, quaint cafe. Would recommend.

This charming little coffee shop and café is such a hidden gem! I've driven past it countless…read moretimes, never giving it much thought since it's connected to the museum--but I'm so glad I finally looked it up and gave it a try. It absolutely exceeded my expectations. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with a cozy, homey vibe that makes you want to stay a while. They offer a great selection of food and pastries, and the coffee is fantastic--plenty of delicious flavors to choose from, including lots of sugar-free options! Looking for a local souvenir? Browse the shop as you walk in and just bring your find to the counter when you're ready to check out. Curious about local history? Pair your coffee or meal with a stroll through the museum for a fun and enriching experience (or flip the order--either way works!). Support a local spot that truly has it all--great coffee, tasty treats, cozy vibes, and a touch of culture. You won't be disappointed!

This is THE coffee house in Sperryville, VA. It's Greenwich Village in the country. Great coffee…read moreand other beverages, great lunch dishes, places to chat, places to work inside and outside. A river runs past it. A parking lot that doesn't look like one. A "little free library" thingy. And friendly personnel. They sell all kinds of merch. Love, love, love this place. The owner/manager Kerry Sutton is a driving force in the Sperryville social fabric and organizer of all kinds of great events.

Adorable little coffee shop / cafe. It felt like the kind of place that both passers-through and…read moreregulars can enjoy and feel welcome. We got our sandwiches to-go and they were delicious 20 minutes later. I got the turkey fig - wow. I savored each bite!

Nice place.wish the tables out front were a little more stable but we made do.I will mention that…read morethe soup was scalding and both of us ho go a cup of soup burnt the skin off the tops of our mouths.This after letting it sit for 10 minutes. Not sure why it was so hot but hot is good, scaling is not. The taste was good but still recovering. The sandwich was really good. The place has a nice feel to it and we enjoyed everything except the super hot soup

Cute! Lots of things on the menu, including salads, wraps, sandwiches, pastas and bakery items. It…read moreisn't gourmet but it's fine. Service is kind, you order at the front, grab a number and sit down to wait for your meal to be delivered. I got a Greek salad and it was ok. The café had a cozy vibe, but the food was just okay--simple dishes with limited ingredients and flavors that didn't quite stand out.

Great spot for an outdoor lunch. On a golf course, which is fine…read more They were unsure if our dog was allowed but let us stay, which was hospitabl.

Golf course food can be hit or miss but this place was pretty good! Had all the usuals and some…read more Service was efficient and friendly!

Cute little place to grab a bite and some essentials while you're out near Luray. We were so…read moreimpressed with the club sandwiches we got- honestly one of the best clubs I've ever had! Service was very friendly and prompt. It's a bit removed from downtown Luray but a nice gem if you're in the area.

Great service, cute little convenience store. Stopped by for lunch and was not disappointed - Food…read morewas rather large for the price. The woman working was very nice.