Very good serloin steak. Service nice and the place was quiet, peaceful. I loved it to be honest…read more Would definitely come back

We stopped at the Country Cafe on our way out of Warm Springs. We had been staying at the Omni,…read morewhich is really pricey and wanted an easy and inexpensive breakfast before hitting the road. I think our total bill was less than a single plate at the Omni, for 2 breakfasts and 2 beverages. I think we were in around 10 AM on a Saturday. There was one server and maybe one person in the kitchen, so service was really slow. I had eggs, toast, hashbrowns and orange juice. Decent sized portions, really attractive prices, everything was hot. I love a good diner so was overall a happy camper. I think they prefer cash, but they did have a card option.

What a cute little gem in the heart of warm springs. As you come or leave Bolar Moutain Rec Area…read morecoming from North or East you must pass by this little town - have to pay attention as you may miss it all together. On our way back from a week of camping we decided to check this town out, and were delighted to discover this hidden gem. It is literally hidden in the second floor of a gallery displaying interesting forms of art. But if like us you are craving some fresh deli food and coffee - take the stairs up to discover a very unassuming counter, with the most hospitable and eager to serve chap we have ever encountered. Rather than refer you to the menu, he listened to what we were craving that wasn't on the menu (eggs of course for breakfast) and presented us with a delicious egg salad on a bed of very fresh greens on a warm toasted ciabatta. Another and just as tasty creation was the Ham and Cheese sandwich that somehow turned very special with the greens and herbs that were used as bed. The meat was plenty and very different from the one you normally get - must be from a local market too. The meal was served on plates made entirely of naturally fallen palm leaves to provide - a sustainable alternative to disposable foam and plastic products which is perfectly aligned with our preferences. The seating area is just as pleasing to the eye and is set with a view of lushes green to match - see our photos. The place also features interesting items, also with a sustainability and natural products theme, and we picked a unique looking balsa wood bird house for our backyard feathered friends. Do yourself a favor and stop there on your way home - you won't regret we promise!

I had a hard time getting to this place, my GPS took me down a rabbit hole, but eventually I got…read morethere. And it was worth it, I ordered a cup of delicious coffee and 4 scones the best I ever had! Highly recommend it, great atmosphere and gallery! Very clean and great service!

Crazy how people's paths cross ! We were just looking for a place for a little nosh ! This place is…read morevery unassuming but we found it to be a gem ! Tucked away in the foothill of over priced hotels is the little bakery ! I was certain welcome by the wonderful staff ! They represented the owner very well ! Fresh breads and home made desserts ! Also wonderful concoctions like watermelon jolly rancher refresher ! The ambiance was so soft and comforting ! Live , love and eat cake.

This is a local coffee shop and good if you want breakfast and quick snack. It is also so close to…read morethe Omni resort just across the street. The food and drink quality is oke just enough for you to get something in the system. Staff were nice and quick. Enough seating with small souvenirs corner inside the shop.

Great place! This is where the locals go. Down home country cooking at great prices. Biscuits and…read moresausage gravy were fantastic, just like the coffee! We would have gone back the next day, but they were closed.

Stopped in for a late breakfast on a Friday morning--it's tucked away on the back side of the…read morebuilding, so make sure you don't miss it. Inside is pretty wide open with mostly small tables & chairs. Service was friendly and you could tell the servers knew some of the locals that come frequently. They were all very nice. I ordered the breakfast brisket quesadillas--a fabulous choice. I was hungry, and I almost couldn't finish it. Very good flavor and they gave me a bunch of sauces to try with it. I wanted to try their actual BBQ menu, but I'll have to come back for lunch sometime...

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!

Bagel breakfast sandwich was awesome. Homey interior. The address on yelp is wrong they are…read morelocated on 2nd ave

The Foot of the Mountain gets its name from the great view, and this place is a 10/10 stop off the…read moreroad! Easy to spot right off the highway with plenty of parking for big rigs. The burgers are amazing--big, heavy, homemade burgers--and the French fries were spectacular! Me and the guys stopped through while on a work trip, and we already can't wait to come back. Great food, great view, and definitely worth the stop!

Great food time and service Nice place to swing by right off…read moreRT.81. (Or motorcycle riding like we were doing)

The most adorable quaint general store I ever did see!! Plenty of cute little knickknack souvenirs…read morethat you would actually want to give someone or keep for yourself! The people working there were so friendly and helpful! we ordered some breakfast sandwiches that were delicious and the best fried potatoes I think I've ever had! Highly recommend! you can eat there or take away :)

We were camping in the area and glad we took the time to have breakfast here! We had the sausage…read moreegg sandwich and the country ham sandwich, both on Texas toast with apple butter and potatoes. Everything was made to order and it shows! The apple butter was a standout, I could eat a whole jar of it. The general store was very cute and reflective of Appalachia. We can't wait to come here again on our next trip.

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.

The Wild Bean has been a classic for me for many years. They have lots of drink options, whether…read moreyou're looking for a refreshing smoothie or a latte curated to your taste! I've tried their Italian sodas, smoothies, lattes, matcha, and a few of the craft drinks on the menu. The white chocolate dream used to be my go to (like ten years ago!) Their menu options are very good too, but the last time I came for lunch the menu was different in person than online. Hopefully that's been fixed. Their partnership with thunderbird taco was a great addition & I always enjoy my time there.

Classic coffee place here in Staunton, Virginia. Fast service. You order in one part, and then you…read moremove away to get your breads and coffee. Had to go here for their Queen city Magic weekend and they did not disappoint. I bought a chorizo bread, along with a scone. Amazing.

I've been going up to Staunton often recently for family matters, and I've loved taking time to…read morecheck out all the local businesses when I'm able to. Reunion has been a breath of fresh air - really good espresso drinks, pastries, and breads. To be 100% honest, Crucible's coffee is better, but their pastry selection is minuscule and they can feel a bit stuffy. Reunion's pastries are good, though I wish they had more French-inspired things like pain au chocolat, croissants, or even soft cinnamon rolls, but I feel they excel more at the breads side of baking. I got a mini sourdough loaf once and it was excellent! Service is always friendly and happy, and the shop itself is cute, but there isn't much space inside. I'm all for tables outside, but there's not much real estate there either, especially on a busy morning. I think a small adjustment to flow could make it easily sit a couple cafe tables inside without it feeling so crowded. I just miss the days of being able to hang out and have good coffee and snacks while doing some work on a laptop. Seems like most businesses would rather have you out the door instead. I have high standards for bakeries and cafes, and Reunion meets most of them. They're now my favorite place to go in the mornings in Staunton... if they're open. I would go there much more often if I could actually eat my breakfast there instead of having to get back in my car or sit in the blistering summer heat.