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!

Good grief! This place has it all! The coffee is superb and…read morethe donuts are as big as my face lol The baristas and servers are always so happy and the atmosphere is so fun and relaxing with checkers, and window seating for people watching! Great family friendly place and an overall fantastic experience! Will keep coming back!

We stopped by today for donuts and coffee. Apparently this is now just an arcade?…read more The kids loved the games, but the donuts were not good. You could tell they were several days old, and the selection was super minimal. Coffee was decent, service was very good, but the cool coffeeshop atmosphere is totally gone. I can't imagine that this change has been taken well by customers, I would love for them to turn things around.

Great study spot. Indoor/outdoor seats. They roast coffee beans for most of the local spots in…read moreBoone. Homemade donuts too!!!!

Second attempt at posting a review here. I seem to be having technical difficulties?…read moreLovely warm small and rustic. The coffee is good as are the donuts. I had a cinnamon one. They are more bready than Dunkin' and I think that's a good thing. Not too sweet either. The staff are friendly and there is a drive through.

As we passed through the historic town of Bristol Virginia, we were craving a sweet treat for…read morebreakfast. And blackbird bakery was amazing! I had a raspberry jelly doughnut, and my husband had a huge croissant that he and the woman who waited on us agreed, croissants as good as they are in Italy! and that's big praise. Coffee was delicious and hot and if you're a tea drinker, they offer Harney & son and teabags delicious. If we come back that this way, that'll definitely be our breakfast stop.

Bristol, Va. This bakery was our go to place for breakfast…read moreduring our week in Bristol. At first I was skeptical because of the long line that didn't seem to be moving. As it turns out there are a couple of ladies who really know how to run the show here. The line does move along efficiently and the lead lady communicates with the staff quite efficiently. There is also another lady who is a wizard of the espresso machine, it is a good thing they have her. On our first day there she came in late and this other lady took FOREVER to make our lattes, which turned out weak and milky. On follow up visits the wizard swiftly prepared our caffeinated beverages with great skill. The bean they use here has a good flavor but the espresso lacks boldness. The end product is just not rich enough, but it will do. The quiches are excellent, we always went with bacon Swiss or Loraine. They are a good size with a nice flakey crust, The granola yogurt parfaits are pretty good, the granola has a nice crunch to it. The yogurt was a bit sweet, it may be Chobani, but it went very well with the extra cup of berries you can purchase on the side. These berries by the way were fresh and beautiful. All the cookies we tried were great. They make a perfect affogato here, very addicting. I'm not sure if it's on the menu, but ask and you shall receive. The ice cream here is of a great quality, very creamy. The lemon berry tarts are way too sweet, they missed the boat on this one. I could not eat more than half of one. They did give us 15% off on the tarts because they were a couple days old. The candied pecans look good but the nuts are a bit rancid. All that sugar can't hide that.

Best donuts!! I love this place the donuts are delicious I highly recommend this place 5 starsread more

No donuts! 11am on Saturday. Was told no more being made! They lost 3 customers while I was there!…read more Live in neighborhood. Not sure what has happened. Visited a couple days ago, they were listed to open at 6am, wasn't open till 8am. Only had plain donuts. Something has drastically changed!

Stopped by the new location for Dixie Donuts, and a Dixie dog was a must, delicious…read more Here's Robert's and my selection, best served with a hot coffee or tea for me personally.

Poor Management - Visited 4 times in a row, no regular glazed available...mostly before 2pm each…read moretime. Was told multiple times to call in the morning if I wanted glazed saved...like calling Bojangles to save chicken and biscuits I suppose, when that's the #1 on the menu. Finally visited when glazed were available. I wanted a complete dozen split into 6's so I could give them to two different people...they up charged me (+$25) for buying two half dozen's despite buying a full dozen and after me explaining what and why I wanted them that way. Said that's how they count the boxes. Won't be back but I know they won't care or notice.

We had about 18 of us that were traveling together with the senior adult group from church. I was…read morethe bus driver. They decided they wanted to stop into the Apple Hill Orchard to pick apples. They charge you $3 each if you just want to walk in the orchards and not pick anything. If you want to pick apples they charge you the $3 each to walk around + what you pick. They have a general store you can walk around in and purchase bakery items in. We purchased a bag of Pink Lady Apples that we picked in the orchard, a bag of apples fritters. We had an apple and it was very good! The only negative was when we called and said we were coming they said no problem. When we arrived and they saw we had a bus we got the impression they were too happy because of the limited parking. I parked in the grass area on the side away from the building. No issues. If you do bring a large vehicle here just be prepared there might be limited parking. As a last resort you could park it at the church at the bottom of the hill and walk up.

What a beautiful place. You can self pick apples or buy in bags in the cute lil country style…read morestore. They sell apple cider by the cup or purchase 1/2 gallon to go. The star for us were the cinnamon apple donuts. The bakery is onsite and fresh goods displayed for purchase. Bought 1/2 dozen and couldn't help but eat two on the way home!!

Pork gyoza - mmmm so good…read more Tom yum soup - so good! Lots of flavor and a bit of a kick which adds more color! Makes your lips tingle but I enjoy that. Pad Thai - very good! I enjoy the rich sugary sauce because it gives it depth and the lime makes it. The chicken is a must! Green curry - YES! So fresh omg. This is a home run and some of the best curry I've had. This is why we come! This is our third time here and we always make a point to stop when we're in town!

The service was superior. The restaurant was a nice small. Very pretty tables. The food was also…read moreoutstanding. I got Gluten Free pepper steak and my husband got the Crispy fish. The food was prepared and served very quickly. My veggies were cooked perfectly with a crunch and not over cooked like mush. Great place to eat in Blowing Rock and Boone. Just off 321 almost across from the outlet. Great place to eat! Two plates and one beer ran $70