After a weekend camping with fourteen girls, a pit stop at Doppio Bunny was much needed!…read more The Valencian latte (dark chocolate mocha with bits of valencian oranges on top) is my absolute favorite but all of their drink options are absolutely tops. I was driving with a few girls and they were obsessed with the cute decor, snack options (Uglies chips for the win), and the fact that they could sit down with a game of chess. Bathrooms are clean and the staff is just lovely. This is truly my favorite coffee shop of all time.

Mrs. K. demanded "Coffee. Soon!" and so I asked Yelp for coffee along our route. It sent us to…read moreDoppio Bunny. Easy enough to parallel park along the street nearby and climb the three steps for the front entrance. I do not know if they have a ramp around back. After browsing for a minute, we ordered. A latte for Mrs. K. and a self-serve drip for me. We also enjoyed a muffin to go with it. Mrs. K. replied, "One of the top three lattees I've ever had in my life. Creamy. Delicious." High praise indeed. It's a cute shop with lots going on here including an oatmeal fixings bar and quite a few trinkets for sale at the counter. A fun little spot! [Review 1025 of 2025 - 1510 in Virginia - 24579 overall]

Cute little cafe and bar, quick detour on 66…read more Super reasonable pricing, great food. Two televisions and good space, enjoyed a small town American bonhomie. If you are a coffee snob, then put some butter in the black coffee they serve and you should be fine.

Great little cafe, it was busy when we visited but they communicated well and got us a table very…read morequick. There are plenty of seating options to include a bar and outdoor area. The breakfast menu is nice as they have many options. Everything came out quick and tasted great. The prices are very reasonable. Definitely worth a visit if you are in that side of the county.

Pleasant little house with the cozy teatime atmosphere you…read moreremember from storybooks. Very friendly and courteous staff, good selection of teas. The service is a bit slow by modern standards, but well worth the wait, and we passed our time pleasantly. Unlike many tea houses, they have more than just one option for tea--there is an actual menu with several excellent options. You can also order a la carte. Their traditional tea options are very satisfying--wonderful scones. Loved the cucumber sandwiches and the Branston & cheddar! First time I ever encountered Branston, we ran out and bought some. We already returned once and will certainly go again.

Deliciousness - 3/5 Happiness - 3.5/5…read more A picturesque tea house in a quaint little town, we had a good Mother's Day outing there. There are a ton of tea flavors there and they let you smell them all before ordering. Although there is a full sandwich and entrée menu, we all went with the tea experience that came with tea, soup, scones, and finger sandwiches. The tea lived up to the billing and was mighty tasty - although only about 2-3 cups in each teapot (I feel like it should have been 4-5). The scones were uniformly delicious (my fave was the birthday cake scone), while the sandwiches were just OK. The bread on each sandwich overwhelmed the fillings/meat, so I just didn't get a ton of flavor. The service left a bit to be desired. We kept getting different servers, and that seemed to result in some confusion (i.e., being asked multiple times what we ordered, and food and tea coming out at different times). They missed an order completely, and the service was slow. They then asked us to leave as they needed to sit the next large group. No problem there as it clearly stated that the tea service had a time limit, but the only reason we hit it was because of the slow service and the need to fix orders (i.e., one whole person's tea service didn't come out with everyone else's). Also, the server said mimosas were half off but only after we ordered, did they say the half off didn't apply on Mother's Day! Overall, I'd go back again. The tea was excellent! But perhaps with a smaller group?

BBQ sandwich with coleslaw is the best they also have a buffet style lunch and dinnersread more

Food was very tasty. Pleasant and helpful staff. It is a simple little place but I liked it…read more Stuffed peppers were fantastic.

When you see their sign that says "Homemade Food" you can count on it. I ordered the open faced…read moreturkey entree; turkey meat off bone, not processed deli meat, real mashed potatoes, not instant, and a melody of fresh sautéed veggies. It was delicious! Highly recommend!

This is a hidden Gem. Great food. Great service. Pancakes were excellent. Specials are delicious…read more A full 5 stars.

We visited the winery on Valentine's Day, which fell on a Saturday this year. We had made a…read morereservation in advance and arrived a bit early, but were seated right away. Tables are reserved for 2.5 hours, so I assume the party before us didn't use their full time. We ordered an appetizer and a bottle of wine. The brie cake was delicious--even for someone who doesn't usually like goat cheese (it was layered in)--but unfortunately, no one in our group enjoyed the cheesecake. The winery is both dog- and kid-friendly. All the parents we encountered kept their children supervised, which is a winery rule and one I really appreciate now that we have kids ourselves. Most of the dogs were also very well behaved, though one was repeatedly growling at passing dogs, which was off-putting. While the winery can't control every patron, we choose to leave our dog at home when she's not in a social mood, and it would be nice if all dog owners did the same.

TL;DR: PACKED when the weather is nice, expensive but great food and drinks, OK view…read more Ambiance (4/5): We arrived as a party of 4 on a Saturday and immediately walked into a live-action game of Musical Chairs: Patio Edition. Not a single table was available. Instead, there were rows of empty tables with RESERVED signs on them, apparently reserved for ghosts, because no one sat at them for 2+ hours. Meanwhile, groups of people, including us, circled the patio like vultures waiting for a table to finally open. The oyster pop-up bar had a line wrapping around the patio like people were waiting for Taylor Swift concert tickets instead of shellfish. There are small campfire setups around the outside area. But in 69°F full sun with a gentle breeze, you'd think no one would use them. Wrong. The whole side patio and hill area turned into a smoky campsite, with diners getting smoked out and leaving. On top of that, we had to fend off a rotating cast of unattended children. Kids wandered around like they were in an unsupervised theme park. One repeatedly tried sticking their hands in our dog's face while she was calmly chewing on a bone outside like a civilized creature. We ended up disciplining other people's children just so our dog could exist without being harassed. Food (4/5): We ordered the Nduja Sausage and Ricotta Pizza ($26), a red sangria pitcher ($40), a red sangria glass ($12), and the s'mores cookie tray ($10 for 3 cookies). The pizza was delicious, but the crust was so thin and flimsy it needed structural reinforcement. I used part of the previous slice to smear the ricotta around to get a balanced bite each time. The sangria was great, but $40 for 4 1/3 full glasses of wine felt disappointing. It's sangria, not liquid gold. The cookies were good, but for $10, 3 cookies should at least come with hot cocoa. Service (4/5): The lines were out the door. That is not the staff's fault. This place is popular, and the food is great. While I waited the 15 minute line to order, I reviewed the menu, dodged tiny children, and stepped away from random dogs on leashes inside the establishment trying to jump on me. It felt like a low-stakes obstacle course. When I got to the counter, I placed my order quickly. The bartender whipped the screen around with such precision and stared me down during the tip prompt like I was making a morally questionable decision. I pressed "No Tip" (listen. I stood in a line, picked up my own order, and bussed my own table) and his face shifted from "happy to help you" to "you have personally wronged me and my ancestors" in seconds. After tapping through 5+ different prompts, he told me to set a timer on my phone for 10 to 15 minutes and go to a different building to pick up my pizza. Finding this second building required me to use my nose like a bloodhound, following the faint scent of pizza through crowds until I finally tracked it down.

Food was fantastic!!! Especially the smoked Gouda and warm herbed bread with dipping oils! The…read morewines, we bought a case!!! They were luscious , velvety and just dreamy!!! The owner and wine maker are lovely, told us about their story, their Greek heritage, and lovely family stories!! Peaceful places to stay, away from any noise or loud persons, but there wasn't any liudness happening!!!

Beautiful location overlooking the vineyard. Very nice spacious tasting room. The taster was very…read moreattentive asking about wine preferences to suggest wines to taste. I preferred the whites over the reds.

Slowest service I have ever had at a McDonalds. Took 35 minutes to fill my small order. And then…read moretwo out of three items were wrong. Took another 10 minutes to fix the order. They get a second star for fixing the order. But seriously? They were not under-staffed. Appeared to be plenty of employees wandering around. They just seemed to be grossly incompetent (but nice?). Nearly every person ordering returned to complain that something in their order was wrong. And everyone was waiting 30+ minutes. Unbelievable. Management/owner really needs to figure out how to fix things. Because they gave out additional food to fix wrong items, almost definitely higher than expected operating costs.

Amazing fast service and fresh food !!! Employees seem very well adjusted ((: all these negative…read moreNancy's don't know what they're talking about !!