I knew that while in the area, the Museum of Antique Coffee Mills & Coffee Bar had to be one of my…read morefirst stops! When I reached out to them beforehand, the staff were so friendly in sharing their updated seasonal hours, particularly for the weekends - thank you! This gem-of-a-place is the only coffee mill museum in North America - really! When you step inside, you'll see a great exhibit of antique coffee grinders as well as other beautiful art pieces (statues, paintings, and decor) that you can peruse - everything seems to be so perfectly curated! The coffee bar offers expresso, latte, cappuccino, coffee, tea, affogato, iced or hot coffee, and biscotti. We had the hot cocoa, the affogato, and the delicious iced coffee that had ice cubes, made out of coffee, so your drink doesn't get watered down - what a thoughtful touch! Ms. Judith, the owner, was very welcoming and very sweet! She shared about her collection and her business, and even some planned upcoming events at the store - I wish nothing but the best for her! Be sure to stop by this neat place and support a local business - you won't be disappointed! +ask for Ms. Judith! +delicious iced coffee (coffee ice cubes used!) +great collection of coffee mills and other art pieces! +plenty of parking in town

Nice little shop with an extensive display of coffee grinders…read more Yes the coffee was great! The people were nice, sit and enjoy on a comfortable chair and coffee table.

Welcoming atmosphere with comfortable seating inside and out. Yummy baked goods ( danish, mini…read morequiche, scones,...) and other treats house made. Coffee and tea was very good.

Welcoming, friendly, inclusive coffeehouse vibes. What your mainstream shops wish they could be…read more Adorable rooms and spots for sitting give that private coffeehouse feel. Sirius xm only wishes their coffeehouse station had music this good. The chai was amazing! Lots of other selections of custom flavors, and a diverse food menu. I had homemade yogurt, and it was amazing. Fresh fruit, granola. Yes! If you're looking for a place to purchase local honey - they've got you covered. 10/10 will be telling anyone I know visiting Roanoke to come here.

We spotted the interstate sign for this amazing coffee shop while heading south on I-81 to go…read morecamping and couldn't wait to stop on our way home to Richmond. We visited on a Sunday morning, and the shop was buzzing with activity. One of the first things we noticed was the RV parking, which was such a wonderful surprise! We were a little nervous about finding a spot for our big rig, but there was plenty of room and easy parking available. The outdoor seating area was absolutely lovely, with comfortable seating, umbrellas for shade, and beautiful landscaping filled with flowers. It was the perfect place to take a break, relax after a long drive, and let our dog stretch her legs. Inside, the coffee shop was bright, fresh, and inviting, with a great selection of coffee beans and brewing equipment available for purchase. The staff were welcoming, friendly, and made us feel right at home. It had that perfect small-town coffee shop feel with a modern twist -- a place where you can slow down, enjoy a great cup of coffee, and feel connected to the community. I enjoyed an iced oat milk latte, and my husband had an iced latte with cinnamon and honey. Both were delicious! We're so glad we found Roadmap Coffee and will definitely make it a stop whenever we're traveling through Lexington.

For years, I have subscribed to Roadmap Coffeeworks for years…read more I love their Blue Ridge Blend. Coffee, Coffee, Coffee. They have other Blends and other nations coffee. I try them. But I do always get the Blue Ridge bland. Sorry, i was making my coffee for the morning button and It made me sign and want to write a review. Subscriptions are cheaper and getting A certain amount is free shipping. That one shop in Staunton and I've been hooked.

I loved Martha's. It's well-stocked with grab and go items, some sandwiches behind the counter…read morethan can be heated, ice cream, soup, coffee, drinks, etc. We stopped here a few times while staying for cookies, ice cream, and one day I got the turkey and ham club and it was HUGE. Easily shared it with my husband for lunch. The seating area adjacent is beautiful. Plenty of seating and it has some gorgeous bookshelves and nooks and crannies my 19-month old loved exploring while we enjoyed our goodies and had a seat.

Stayed Omni Resort.. For quick morning Latte ...bagel..donut…read more..had the yogurt with granola & berries twice!@ Lunch ..sandwiches...saladd..hot whole pizza Seating on couches...awesome atmosphere Everyone behind countrr..helpful & pleasant.. Reccomend @@

The Wild Bean is a cute stop in downtown Lewisburg. The cafe is clean, cozy, and thoughtfully…read moredecorated, and everything looks well stocked and cared for. Service is quick and attentive. We really enjoyed the brunch and drinks, though the cookies were a bit too sweet for our taste. Plenty of seating and easy street parking nearby. We would recommend bringing cash for a 3% discount.

I got the raspberry lemonade and it was supperrrr refreshing. The Fatboy burger was pretty good and…read morethe size was ok for the price, but 4$ up charge for a small side of fries is crazy. The decorations and layout inside are nice, but I'm unsure if I would come back just for my lemonade.

They for some reason have a different name, "little green hive" which confused me. Well this was…read morealready a bad sign: All the chocolate chip cookies I bought were stale and smelled weirdly on top of how cookies are supposed to smell and taste. Their green smoothie with protein powder was meh.

I liked this place so much that I came back again the following day with my dad. Being from out of…read moretown (Virginia Beach) for the holidays I had a lot of family who wanted to meet up and spend some time together and I really didn't feel like going out to a restaurant where I was going to be rushed out after finishing - I wanted to be able to get a drink or snack and sit for an hour or two and not have someone trying to rush me out the door. I immediately thought of this place as it's a mid-point for my dad and where I was staying while in town. We met up over here and I this time ordered a sandwich. I got the roasted chicken croissant which had cheese, spinach, tomato, and some really good artisan mustard or something. The sandwich came with a pickle spear and veggie sticks which are like funions (sp?) but made from much healthier veggies. They were good to me but my dad loved them. This little meal was $6.96 I believe. I also ordered another white chocolate raspberry mocha - yum - but I already talked about that in my previous review. This drink was $3.75 or $3.95 but it's A LOT of drink because they serve it in a large cappuccino mug. MMmmmmm. My dad ordered a breakfast sandwich, a bacon, egg and cheese. The same guy who helped my mom and I the day before was there and asked my dad when he brought my mocha what bread he wanted - they had a ton. There was a plain bagel, a sun-dried tomato bagel, toast, english muffin I think, etc. etc. He listed like 6 things my dad could get it on. He chose the sun-dried tomato bagel at the barista's suggestion and he loved it. His breakfast sandwich was about $3.50 or so. My dad also ordered hot loose leaf black tea which came out steeping in a little pot which had about 2 and a half cups in it. This was $2.00 or so. I mention the prices because this is a reasonably priced place with really good service and food at a decent price. It's what I always look for in a local coffee shop. My dad and I enjoyed our sandwiches and sat and talked and I checked my email on my laptop with the free wifi and showed him some pictures for about two hours total. We were never rushed and we had a very pleasant time here just as my mom and I had the day before. There were ebbs and flows as far as how many people were inside and in line over the two hours we were there but we had a chance to chat with the friendly barista who recognized me from the day before for a while and I asked about this business. Apparently the owners bought into a franchise portion of the coffee shop which I want to say has another 3-4 stores in Georgia but they are very adamant about fresh coffee, fresh food, good service, and a good mission. I believe one of their main issues is charity for African children... I saw some photos around as well as a few religious quotes but very few and not enough to seem preachy. I asked about the business and the barista (I wish I knew his name) mentioned that it had picked up as the Daleville Towncenter was growing and would probably be more busy after the apartments and townhomes are finished in the next few years and more homes and shops move in. He said during the spring and summer the outside firepit area will have some live music sometimes and they will perhaps stay open a little later (they now close at 9pm). Again, I had a great experience here, the service was phenominal and the food and drinks were very good and reasonably priced. I think my dad enjoyed himself too. Plus the views of the beautiful mountains are all around through the large windows in the seating area... and it's gorgeous to see perched on the hill as this shop is across Rt. 220 from CVS and Food Lion. This will be a favorite haunt of mine when I'm in town from Virginia Beach.

Good little coffee shop that hits the spot. Macchiato was wonderful and love the cookies. Staff was…read moresuper sweet. Thanks for a lovely drive-in!

Tootsie's Place has the best coffee in town! Locally roasted in Lexington, VA the americano is…read moregreat. The cookies or cheesecake are my go to and on Saturday's they have fresh made donuts.

Went to celebrate a belate Sweet 16 birthday with my grand daughter. I had the fish taco and she…read morehad the gluten free pizza. Both were delicious. They were very accommodating, If you need gluten fee options I'd suggest that u try them out!

Amazing Stop on the Way Back to Florida!…read more We stopped at Dirtbean on our way back to Florida, and what a find! The food was absolutely amazing -- fresh, flavorful, and exactly what we needed during our road trip. The menu offers a great variety of options, from creative sandwiches and fresh salads to hearty wraps and tasty fish tacos, all served with friendly energy and great coffee.

Great place to eat lunch, just wish their hours were longer…read moreServers are very nice and the food is awesome

We stopped in this little restaurant after a visit to see the Humpback Bridge nearby. The…read morerestaurant is in a lovely historic house and they have a little parking lot in the back. My husband got the Mad Ann (corned beef, sauerkraut, and cheese on rye) and I got the J B Special (one of their specials of the day; ham and cheese with coleslaw and tomato on a Kaiser roll). Both came with chips and were delicious and perfectly sized for lunch. We even had enough room left for dessert! I got the strawberry pie and he got the chocolate pecan. Again, delicious!!! The service was delightful. We couldn't have asked for better! If you're in the area, this is a GREAT place to stop for a meal!