We had such a great experience at High's Restaurant in Monterey! The food was delicious, but what…read morereally made our visit special were Paul and Katrina. They were absolutely amazing -- so friendly, welcoming, attentive, and genuinely fun to talk to. They made us feel right at home and took such great care of us. Great food is always a plus, but amazing people are what make you remember a place. Paul and Katrina definitely did that for us! If you're in Monterey, High's is absolutely worth a stop.

The trout is really delicious! The service and atmosphere is…read moredown home and welcoming. I'll return!

Right next to Town Country cafe. Mom has sweet tooth, had…read moreto stop by for dessert. She pretend strawberry shortcake was too much, but she finished easily :) A suggestion, they need more signage facing Town & Country cafe - we're not locals and almost missed out, not realizing ice cream on same lot.

I always stop by here when I go to visit my aunt in Broadway and am never disappointed. The soft…read moreserve cones are huge, and the people who work there are friendly.

We were in the area climbing the via ferrata at Nelson Rocks, about 20 minutes down the road, when…read morewe needed a hearty lunch to fuel us. We found Yokum's and decided to give it a shot. Such a quaint, country joint. We were welcomed by a full parking lot (great sign that the place is tasty) and folks swinging on wooden outdoor swings. Inside you will find half of the establishment is a food spot where you can order and dine in, while the other half is a store that you can purchase camping supplies, necessities, food, and souvenirs. I opted for the best sweet tea I ever tried and very filling hot dogs (we got the 2 for $9 special). The dogs are loaded with chili and cole slaw. Even though they look moderate in size, I was full after eating one thanks to all the toppings. Overall, such a warm pit stop, very close to Seneca and Nelson Rocks. We ended up coming back a second time. Highly recommend!

Absolutely must stop if you're going this way. The meals are huge and the people are friendly…read more It's the mountains, cell service is spotty. Catch a break, I highly recommend it.

Didn't come to brick motor restaurant but from their food truck Rolling Bagel during the New Market…read morefall festival. The pumpkin bagel was SO GOOD! Bursting with flavor, toasty crisp but with nice chew - best bagel ever esp for small town VA. Hubs liked BEC bagel too. Only negatives, the portions are bit off - too much everything bagel seasoning and too many onions in the veggie bagel sandwich. Really wish they would expand to permanent spot in New Market.

Great place for an early morning breakfast while traveling. Close and convenient to I-81…read more I make this trip several times a year and usually stop at the Panera across the street. The last couple times I've been hitting the road at 3:30 a.m. to avoid DC and getting to Harrisonburg by 6:15. The Panera doesn't open till 7:00 a.m. here but then I spotted this place and noticed it was open and decided to take my break here. Nice assortment of bagels, breakfast sandwiches and breakfast plates. I got a Sausage, egg and cheese on a toasted everything bagel. My sandwich was delicious, the bagel had just about the perfect chewy texture you would expect from a NY style bagel. Counter service was quick, but remember I was her at 6:30 am so I don't know how fast they are during a rush. The coffee bar, dining room and tables were clean. Two anyone bathrooms; the one I used was clean and well stocked. Definitely stopping here again while traveling.

The staff was friendly. However, the bagel had very little flavor. The ingredients were distributed…read moreunequally. I asked for the bagel toasted and it was lowk just like warm, not crispy at all. In my opinion the pricing is too high. But not awful. Like I get why people like the place, it just could've been soooo much better.

Place a Lunch order to carryout for the guys at work. Food was fresh and order was made quickly. I…read moretried the Caesar salad with grilled chicken for a change and it was really good. We Had to substitute a bagel flavor due to being out of one. I thought it was nice for them to wait and fix all the orders at the same time once I gave them the substitute. All the food was still hot when I returned to work.

I can never resist trying a new Turkish restaurant or coffee shop, so I had to stop by this new…read morecafé in Harrisonburg. The décor is beautiful and inviting, and the staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. The pastry and dessert display was absolutely beautiful. I wanted to try one of everything. We ordered Turkish coffee, served in beautiful traditional Turkish cups and saucers. The flavor was outstanding and rich. My only minor complaint was that it wasn't quite hot enough to fully dissolve the sugar cubes, but it was still very enjoyable. We also tried the simit, which I'd describe as a Turkish style bagel. We ordered one plain and one with melted mozzarella. The mozzarella simit was delicious, with the perfect cheese pull, and the spicy sauce and olives served alongside were the perfect accompaniment. I'll be back to try the pastries!

We were so pleased with our pistachio lattes and various pastries (to go). Great spot to have a…read morecoffee or even lunch! The owners were incredibly kind and appreciative - give the Turkish Cafe a very Friendly City welcome, and support this new spot!

Eclectic energy! We…read morewere steered here for lunch, based on its Yelp reviews. Thank you, again, Yelp. The waitstaff was more than pleasant, they were fun. I think it was because they enjoyed working there. Or, at least it give them a chance to eat some really tasty food. I had their Cubano Tartine. That's kind of like an omelet with the ingredients of a Cubano sandwich, except for the roll, mixed in. (And yes, I get that the cooking process is a bit different.) ' Anyway, this Cubano Tartine shows up on a plate in front of me. I dig in and keep digging. The ingredients, ham, cheese, pickles, etc, were plentiful and delicious. They were sitting on an ample slice of their sourdough bread. That was the first issue. It was IMPOSSIBLE to cut. I guess I could have asked for a steak knife or maybe a power tool. But, there was so much other stuff that I was able to have a very filling meal without it. The other issue was that the lightly dressed side salad was doused in dressing. Again, didn't complain because, for me, it wasn't a problem during this visit. Issues aside, if I come back to Hagerstown, I'll look for an excuse to come back.

I was coming home from the Homestead and stopped off in Harrisonburg. I asked AI for the best…read morebreakfast sandwich in town, and boy was it right! Simply put, the bodega breakfast sandwich might be the best breakfast sandwich I've ever eaten. I took it to eat on the road and was startled about how delicious it was. The freshly baked (you can tell) brioche bun with everything bagel seasoning on top added a great salty taste to go along with the tasty stuff inside. I've traveled all over the country for work for 20+ years, and like I said, this might be the best breakfast sandwich I've ever had! To top it off, the staff was super nice.

This is a family owned business in downtown Harrisonburg. If I remember correctly, they are really…read morenew (less than 2 months) It is a little bit hidden but it is a treat when you find it! The staff is very friendly, food comes out in less than 10 minutes, the interior looks nice, clean, simple, and new. The service is very nice. Ive been there twice and would definitely go again. They mainly prioritize sweets (cakes or other delicacies) but the savory foods Ive had there were delicious! Great price for a quick snack (roughly around $7 per dish). They also have milkshakes, espressos, and specialty drinks! The inside is small (4 tables) but it is very clean and the service is quick! Highly recommend if you're downtown or want a quick, cheap, and satisfying bite to eat!