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.

A great spot to grab coffee and a sweet treat! I hung out here for a couple of hours to get some…read morework done. To keep me going, I got the Hazel Truffle Latte: it was tasty and I got both the hazel & truffle flavors. And as a reward, I tried the mango cayenne donut, which was interesting: I appreciated the sweet-spicy contrast. The ambiance is great, plenty of indoor & outdoor seating. Service was fast. Pretty large parking lot in front. I think there's also a drive-through. 9/10 would recommend!

4 - I'd drive 30 minutes out of my way just to come here. Skip to the end to see my rating scale…read more There are a few choices for breweries in Boone and Appalachian Mountain is a really good one. Mama and I each got a flight and we were both able to find one or two that made us want a full pint. They have a good variety of styles to pick from, so anyone should be able to find something that suits their taste. They have a generous amount of outdoor seating as well as a stage where they host live music. Dog friendly too, which is a big check in the box for us. Top it all off with a food truck that was open when we arrived early in the afternoon, and these guys offer the three things we most appreciate in a brewery - outdoor seating, food availability, and most importantly, good beer! 1 - Just don't 2 - You'll survive, but there are better choices close by 3 - Good choice if you're in the area 4 - I'd drive 30 minutes out of my way just to come here 5 - I'd try to convince my wife to drive an hour just to come here

Dog friendly even the cold. Huge cider collection. Knowledgeable staff. Darn to table food truck…read more Chill or crazy... depends on the day.

I have mixed feelings about this place…read more We stumbled upon this place while walking down sides streets, after having a not so great breakfast elsewhere. It looked really cute and funky and I was looking to get a coffee to go. I noticed a small building that looked like a bakery and indeed had bakery goods and cupcakes inside. I went in, hoping to get a coffee and a cupcake. There was someone working behind the counter but she never looked up or said a thing to me. I thought maybe I shouldn't have been there, so I left. We went inside the building and finally someone asked if they could help us and they did go get me a coffee. We noticed there was a bar inside the larger building and my husband started chatting up the woman there (who I'm 99% sure was the owner) but she was super bitchy and not having any part of the conversation. That was enough for me (you don't me around? fine, I'll stay away) but for some reason my husband really found that bar charming and a few days later we went back. Luckily for us, Patrick was bartending that night! He was super friendly, and we spent the evening chatting with him. The drinks were good, and we did order dinner that we both enjoyed. He really made the night a fun one. If I was back in the area, we'd probably stop back in, and hope Patrick was working!

Called at 4:30pm on Saturday. Similar to other reviews, I didn't know if this cafe was permanently…read moreclosed, so I called them. Like others have mentioned, the woman who answered was very rude and with an attitude. This was the conversation: "hi, is this the cupcrazed cafe in blowing rock?" "how can I help you" "what are your hours today?" "we're not open" "so are you guys permanently closed?" "We're not open" "okay, what time do you guys open?" "we're not open this weekend" "okay bye bye". For whatever reason, they don't want customers, and they don't want people to know when they're open. Wild if people think they can run a restaurant that way. You couldn't pay me to go there now

It hurts, because I want to love this place! Crepes are my absolute favorite dessert. However, it…read moreis way too expensive for me to justify coming here compared to just quickly whipping up my own crepe at home. The crepe was very soggy, and didn't have a great flavor to it. Besides that, I loved their milkshake- so if you have the money for their desserts I recommend it, but if you want a sweet crepe I'd suggest making it yourself or looking elsewhere.

Would recommend! Can't wait to go again…read more Great service. Helped me pick out my treat. Super cute place. Clean and bright. Little chocolate mints on the tables. Games available to play. My crepe was phenomenal. She made it fresh the fruit on top was also fresh. Best crepe I've ever ate. It was a little expensive but still well worth it

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!

I've been to Camp Coffee a few times before. I'm from Boone, but I love Blowing Rock and visit…read moreoften. Usually, we're greeted by friendly faces and a cozy atmosphere. Usually. This time, however, my mom and I were extremely disappointed. We were served by a young man who seemed to be the owner's son, while the owner and another young man stood behind the counter. He forgot to ask what sizes we wanted, and when I got my Campfire Cold Brew, it came without cream. The menu clearly said: Cold brew, marshmallow, Hershey chocolate, and cream. I thought maybe it wasn't my drink, but the young man confirmed it was. When I asked if it was supposed to have cream, he said no, but that he could add some. I double-checked the menu: "It says it comes with cream." That's when an older woman suddenly appeared, glaring. "There's cream right there," she snapped. I'm guessing she was his mom, given her signature mama bear energy. Sorry, lady! I was just trying to make sure I got what I paid for, especially since two small coffees cost $16. Anyway, if you're looking for an adventure, head to Camp Coffee. You might not see a wild bear in the mountains, but you just might meet one behind the counter

Our first stop in at the Ambrosia (Bakery) Kafeneio. Loved the Baklava as well as the various…read morevariations of it. Will have to try the Baklava Cheesecake on another visit. The service was great as well as the ambiance. #ambrosia_kafeneio @ambrosia_kafeneio #buzzybooth

Delicious, what an absolute little gem. Had a fantastic lunch. The pastries look amazing…read more The outdoor seating was a plus. Genuine Greek food. Thank you!

I must admit I was skeptical about Asian food in the the Mountains. I was pleasantly impressed…read morewith the service, the food, the atmosphere. All 5 Stars. The Green curry was flavorful with the slightest hint of spicy heat. The vegetables were cooked in and the added chicken for protein was perfect. The red curry was deliciously rich and flavorful. Our least favorite on the night were the Thai donuts. A little too dense but still tasty.

I was riding solo with my toddler son and dropped in here to escape the rainy evening. It's a cozy…read morespot right off of the blue ridge parkway. This was probably the best overall service I've had in a long time. As soon as we arrived the host was pleasant and got us seated quickly. It was late and we needed to speed dine so I gave the waitress our order on the first stop. She guided me toward the tuna tataki starter which was very fresh. From sitting down to full dinner arriving it wasn't more than 15 minutes. She stopped by several times throughout the dinner to make sure we had everything we needed. Everything was solid. No frills but solid size and quality for the price. I very much enjoyed my pho and would definitely order it again. Looking forward to coming back and trying more sushi.