F A R M Cafe

Fantastic. Everything five stars! Great vibe. Friendly and knowledgeable server and awesome food. I…read morehad the nori.

If you're looking for a spot in Boone that nails the basics while offering unique flavors, this is…read moreit. We were seated at the bar and had great attentive service. Hands down the best mocktail I've ever had was a blackberry mule - it was a bit spicy but not overpowering. Delicious. The tomato Gouda soup was rich and creamy, and the sourdough on the grilled cheese had that perfect crunch and they added thick bacon for me. The Habana plate was a great savory addition to the table. Definitely a standout spot downtown!

Bar area

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Apple cider chai sangria. It was lovely.

Beech Mountain Cafe & Espresso Bar

4.0(1 review)

11.0 mi

I was here the other day for the first time. This place appeared very nice had a delicious…read morechocolate chip cookies and I had a Frappuccino which was wonderful. I wanted to buy some Caramell ground coffee but they had not received any ground coffee yet but they are expecting to have it. They have an app (clover) to log your coffee is like an MVP card. Which is how they keep track of coffees and after the 10th when you get a free one. I would prefer a simple MVP card but that's not what they do. I will definitely be going back here again Denise

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4.0(192 reviews)

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Not open when they said they were open. Disappointing since the menu looked good. It is tucked…read moreaway so a bit hard to find.

Beautiful location, tucked inside the heart of blowing rock in the middle of a quaint garden. The…read morephotos on this site are quite unappealing but i have to say the food was outstanding. Soft and flavorful eggs, perfect coffee, addictive hashbrown casserole, delicious bacon.. just amazing. They did forget the syrup in my latte :(, but it was good nonetheless. To top it all off the service was delightful, our server was Aden but the hostess and manager were just as great. Highly recommend breakfast at Cupcrazed if you're looking for a peaceful location and yummy start to your day.

The patio

The path leading to the Village Cafe.

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Upstairs at the Village Cafe

The Girl & The Raven

4.6(143 reviews)

37.6 mi

We came in close to closing for a quick snack. Reclaimed older home with a lot of local art-…read morereminded me of restaurants in Charleston. The coffee we had was very good- latte and flat white. They had run out of cold brew. Cinnamon bun was very sweet but good. The gluten free brownie was ok and chocolate chip cookie was airy (interesting) and enjoyed. If we had more time would have liked to have a full lunch.

If Michelin star talent, incredible food, and a side of Native American folklore sound like an odd…read morecombination, trust me..:it works. The Girl & The Raven has such a cool story behind it, and learning about the meaning of the raven in Native American folklore made the experience feel even more special. Then the food arrived... and suddenly conversation stopped because everyone was too busy saying, "You have to try this!" We ordered the breakfast bowl with sweet potatoes, arugula, and the famous hippy sauce, a gooey cinnamon bun, and the homemade daily biscuit sandwiches. Every single bite was phenomenal. The hippy sauce deserves its own fan club, the biscuit was flaky perfection, and the cinnamon bun disappeared so fast it should probably qualify as magic. Every dish was cooked to absolute perfection. You can tell it's crafted by Michelin trained chefs who know exactly what they're doing. Sarah Grace took amazing care of us. She was friendly, attentive, and somehow managed to make us feel like regulars even though we were just passing through. The restaurant itself is adorable, and the artwork covering the walls is stunning. We seriously considered playing a game of "How much luggage can we leave behind to make room for a painting?" If we hadn't packed the car for vacation, one of those paintings would have been riding shotgun all the way home. Come hungry, stay curious about the story, and don't be surprised if you leave wishing your vehicle had just a little more cargo space.

Pastry case

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Outside

Tucker's Cafe

4.6(23 reviews)

1.4 mi

Oh yeah sandwich fands do have a treat today. I've been eating at this restaurant in the 'glorius'…read moreBoone Mall since I was a kid. While the mall has lost almost every other old school tenant besides Belks, Panera and a couple of Appalachian State based stores, Tuckers has managed to keep their family business in the same spot. They have a large selection of sandwiches, wraps and hot dogs as well as breakfast options on Saturdays. They do stop serving lunch at 4pm, I believe, so plan accordingly. It is a small cafe style space with several booths on each side a a few two-top tables in between. You can also have your meal carried out in to mall entrance and there are several tables and benches just outside of the restaurant as well.

Oh my this place is SO good! I was a bit hesitant being in a mall but Tuckers Cafe was great! I had…read morethe Traditional Gyro and my husband had the cheese quesadilla. Both came with a decent portion of fries which were seasoned very well (I like a heavy seasoned fry) I got Ranch to dip and live the side order of pickles (my favorite!) all the veggies on my gyro were really fresh. Would definitely order again and would recommend to anyone. I'm already craving another gyro! Bonus points- Tucker is the name our sweet kitty back home!

Traditional Gyro Pita

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A really fantastic gyro (the lamb, my god) and fries, with the house special "Oh My!" sauce. $8.95, with a drink.

The Book & Bee

4.6(87 reviews)

75.4 mi

I was invited to enjoy high-tea for my first experience at The Book & Bee, which was like stepping…read moreinto an English cottage on the corner of Haywood and Mountain Roads. The four of us ordered different pots of tea to be able to share. Our pots were placed on top of candles to stay warm and then we were each presented these delicious 3 tier plates of treats. Including finger sandwiches, mini quiches, cheeses and chocolates. Our waitress Kaitlin took wonderful care of us!

Thank you Stephanie for your wonderful, warm and welcoming service! Outstanding!!! Excellent…read moreReuben sandwich and broccoli cheddar soup! Love the interior decor, so charming and attractive and beautiful with separate dining rooms. The tea service looked AMAZING!! Lots of delicious finger sandwiches and lovely miniature desserts!! I highly recommend this wonderful happy place!!! You'll love it!!!

This is one of the dining rooms of the lovely tea and café shop, The Book & Bee.

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4.8(46 reviews)

71.5 mi

I realized after shopping here that they are at a new location due to Hurricane Helene. I'm unsure…read moreif their current location is permanent, but they are currently located at 311 NW US 25 70 HWY, Hot Springs, NC 28743. This was one of very few small businesses that had yet to reopen when we visited. So we wanted to stop in and show our support by buying some gifts and a cup of tea. Still in the process of reestablishing, their new space is coming along nicely. Lots of pretty jewelery, trinkets, crystals, various gifts and even a small selection of plants. It appears that multiple talented artisans sell their work here. I've wanted a Rose of Jericho for a long time, but had resisted buying one so far. There are reports that much of what is available on the market has been poached from wildlife. But when one of the owners noticed my interest in them, he told me how when they were finally allowed to come back after the hurricane, they opened the door to their flooded shop to see all the Rose Of Jerichos alive and floating in the water. "I knew right then that we were going to be ok." I was sold and will cherish mine, with this sentiment attached. I also bought myself a new little Pilea for my Fairy Garden, some beautiful earrings, and a handful of gifts for my loved ones. I snagged a hot tea as I paid for purchases and then used their clean restroom before we headed out into the wilderness for the day. This seems to be another favorite amongst the Appalachian Trail pack, and I can see why. Im looking forward to coming back later in the season and seeing their progress in rebuilding.

We stopped in on Saturday August 1, 2026 for a coffee and some shopping. The staff is amazing,…read morefriendly, and helpful. We loved the variety of craft offering and the prices were great. We had hoped to get back before they closed for ice cream but a side quest to Max Patch took a wee bit longer than expected. If you're in the area you definitely need to stop in and visit Artisun Gallery!!! Be sure to ask for their seafood offerings...not really...inside joke from yesterday's conversation with staff.

Rose of Jericho that survived Hurricane Helene, Pilea and some jewelry for me and my girls.

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Stones, gems and crystals.

Appalachian Java Cafe & Desserts

4.3(126 reviews)

40.2 mi

Delicious coffee and drink choices, and some of the tastiest baked goods around! If you stop here…read moreyou have to try the huge homemade oatmeal cream pie or any one of their muffins...YUM!

To speak intelligently about this experience, I need to invoke another time, another place. Despite…read moremy desire for it to be otherwise, my mind drifts back to my days in Vietnam. At that time, meals were not something we could take for granted, flavor was not a luxury, and the MRE's were simply a way of keeping ourselves going, a necessary evil in the face of capital E Evil. I don't remember a single meal I ate in those days, and I'm glad for that. Well, this experience was kind of like that. It was a hard day for many reasons - hot and humid amid the barren landscape of any available breakfast in all of Burnsville. Sad, but an understandable result of our times. Imagine it - ordering a breakfast sandwich but no prices for any of the ingredients listed: will this sandwich be 9$ or $20? I can't know until it's time to pay, and by then it's too late (if I want to remain a gentleman). And imagine further - a 20 minute wait in the upstairs so quiet, so empty, that even casual conversation with my comrade echoed off the walls for all to hear. My belly rumbling could even have been confused with flatulence, for which I am apologetic. Picture the sandwich coming, my great relief, and the resulting disappointment to find that not a single piece of bacon awaited me. Bacon that I not only wanted, but needed. Stay with me - I took the sandwich downstairs, hoping for a quick remedy, but alas, it was not to be. Another 20 minutes elapsed, and my compatriot finished his breakfast burrito which near broke his wallet (he does have a decadent streak). I walked downstairs, confused and distraught. The sandwich had been waiting all along, but I was not made aware. I took it upstairs and as a matter of principle, peeled back the bread to see two pale, thin, soggy pieces of bacon, as if they had simply pulled apart a microwave Jimmy Dean microwave breakfast sandwich and applied that wan and insulting offering to my "food." I ate the sandwich, but I didn't enjoy it. I didn't enjoy even a single bite. And yet I knew that there was a whole day to live, and a trying journey to Ingles yet to come. I adjusted my attitude as I made some cursory field notes, which you are now reading, and resolved myself to, in the words of my friend and yours Charlie Kirk, carry the flame even as my digestive fire was dampened and abused. This review is part of my process that I learned in harder times, because I saw in my father (and cousin Tommy) what repressing emotions can do. Thank you for reading, thank you for caring.

Upstairs area at Appalachian Java Cafe & Desserts, Burnsville

This is a 6.0 quiche that was old, oily, and disgusting I threw in the garbage

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Front of Appalachian Java Cafe & Desserts, Burnsville

Blowing Rock Cafe

4.6(9 reviews)

5.9 mi

Cheap and delicious hotdogs. Definitely a go to spot on a cold day. Owners are very friendly and…read morewelcoming

On a recent beautiful Saturday afternoon we decided to take a day trip to Blowing Rock. Well, it…read moreseems that about half a billion other folks had that same idea. Oh, the crawling traffic!! It took us 45 minutes to find a parking spot. I arrived at 1 in the afternoon with 2 hangry teenagers. One restaurant claimed a 1.5 hour wait and another 2 hours! Luckily the girls had spied some vintage clothing outside of a little Cafe. So back down the street we trudged. What a gem!! No crowd, our turkey and veggie burgers were cooked to our liking in minutes. Bonus-- each girl scored a lovely vintage piece of clothing that had them grinning from ear to ear. Beware, this is neither fancy nor anything close to gourmet. But in a pinch, it suited us wonderfully. You could NOT meet any nicer folks than Dean and Shanaat! Hugs all around when we left.

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Cheyanna J.

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13 years ago

Traveling through Boone yesterday, my colleagues and I discovered this truly beautiful establishment. We were full from our lunch still, but found this cafe and were very interested in what it was doing for the community. Walking in, the atmosphere was very farm fresh oriented with very colorful farm-inspired murals on the walls. Instead of a traditional waiter/waitress environment, it was more of a traditional buffet line. As for the prices, however, it is whatever you can afford to pay for the meal. F.A.R.M stands for Feeding All Regardless of Means, which is a truly exciting movement for the community. Working in coalition with the local farmers and food banks, the cafe provides lunch for those who may not be able to afford a meal. In reality, the meal is free, but the suggestion is a donation in relation to the size of your plate. If you can't afford to pay for the meal, then they ask that you volunteer an hour of your time in exchange. As there are few wage-employees, a large majority of the restaurant is run by volunteers and supported through donations. Additionally, those who could easily afford meals are able to buy a token for a free meal. Now, when I say free meal, I mean a pay-it-forward meal in which someone who is unable to work or eat can receive a good meal regardless of their inabilities. This was an aspect of the business I couldn't stay away from! Even if you aren't hungry enough or they don't have anything you like (as the menu varies daily), stop in and talk to Angela and hear her story. If you were as inspired as I was, then I would like to challenge you to buy a pay-it-forward token, which costs only $10! Once again, this restaurant is an amazing asset to the community regardless of the food, and it needs as much tourist support as it does local. read more

Amber S.

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38

13 years ago

This is an absolute treasure right on King St. in Boone, NC. My friends and I were walking down this strip full of art and coffee shops and the sign for F.A.R.M. (Feeding All Regardless of Means) caught my eye. "Pay what you can.." It was exactly what I thought it was, a restaurant that allowed the customer to pay by their means...So close to my heart and those of many others!! An organization that has locations around the country has found a home right on a main shopping strip of Boone which to me says quite a bit about what this community cares about. The accountability standard of this place is extremely touching as well. You are asked to volunteer an hour if you are unable to pay and if even that is not possible, a benefactor is allowed to pay above the suggested donation purchasing a token(s) for the next person who is not able to pay/volunteer. Beautiful. We were able to talk to the manager, who displayed such passion for her job as she spoke. They also purchase as much as they can from local farms to add to their menu but it seems demand requires them to supplement with other food companies. We wanted to bring our group of 20 colleagues to eat there and contribute that night but unfortunately the place closes mid-afternoon (although we would've swamped the place, it's a bit small). I hope to one day support this place however, either in Boone or elsewhere in another location. So thankful for people who put dreams like this to action! read more

Jamila A.

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13 years ago

While walking through Boone, my friends and I decided to stop by to see what the farm cafe was. Little did we know we were in for a big surprise. This place is so unique and reaches out to its community in such a special way. They have suggested prices for each plate size of food (large, medium, and small) some people will pay more for the food while others who cannot afford it pay less. If someone cannot offer any money they still can eat and then work for an hour to make up for their food. They also have tokens that people can buy. These tokens are so valuable, because it allows someone who cannot afford to eat ,still eat because someone was nice enough to buy a ten dollar token "paying it forward". My friend bought a token so now someone who cannot afford the food now can enjoy a nice warm meal. The place has only three paid staff members and the rest of the people are all volunteers. This cafe is a great role model and shows love to its community members. I highly recommend this place for its delicious food, but most of all for the sense of love, community, and kindness you feel in the atmosphere. read more

Solomon A.

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13 years ago

What a great model to show love to the community. This place offers the opportunity of low income people to still be able to dine. Able persons can donate $10 to serve as a meal for others that do not have the means to eat. When i entered here with my friends, the workers were really friendly and greeted us, introduced us to the restaurant and what they serve. I was really amazed and definitely love been in this place. I highly recommend anyone to stop by if you are in Boone, North Carolina. read more

Haley S.

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11 years ago

Awesome home cooked food and goal. Really wish more people knew about this place because they're doing so much good, all while making yummy wholesome meals. It's pay what you can and they take donations to help them help the community even more! Everyone was so kind and really happy to be there. Everyone eating there was chatting with the servers and seemed to be happy to be there. Wish there were more places like this across the country! read more

Jerrod A.

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13 years ago

My colleagues and I walked down the strip and this cafe caught our eyes. So, we decided to walk on in and see what was offered. Inside, we found out how this cafe works. This is an interesting way to run a business because I have never seen anything like this. The workers were very friendly and took time out to answer the questions we had. The food looked really good. This business runs on donations. read more

anne h.

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11 years ago

What a great place. Not your ordinary eatery! Farm Cafe's purpose is to: Feed All Regardless of Means, provide delicious and healthy meals, all served with friendship and welcome. If you're in Boone, make sure you stop by this gem! read more

Lorraine W.

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14 years ago

Great meal, friendly people, plenty of wonderful food and drink and dessert at a great value. The whole concept of the place makes it even more enjoyable. Thank you for a great food experience. read more

Jason Y.

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8 years ago

The food was tasty and seasoned well. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The small lunch plate was definitely enough food for all in our group. read more

Byron K.

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7 years ago

A totally different dining experience. The food was excellent. Would recommend everyone to stop at f.a.r.m. For your meal.

Evelyn A.

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1 year ago

1. Excellent idea. 2. Good cause. 3. Family-friendly. 4. Volunteer work. 5. Friendly service. read more

Lisa P.

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9 years ago

My go to place in Boone! Food, family, and kind faces. The food is local and absolutely delicious!!!

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