Stumbled upon this place while on vacation in the area. It's located in the back of Martha's market…read moreand well worth the stop. The baristas were super friendly and happy to answer any questions that we had. The decor was really cute and gave you plenty to look at while you're enjoying your beverage of choice. There's plenty of tables and space for you to sit down. I ordered the vanilla bean Frappuccino and drank every last drop. I went for a small and was glad that I did because it was quite hefty. If you have the opportunity to give this place a try, go for it!

A cute little spot nestled in downtown. The staff is exceptionally friendly with lots of knowledge…read moreof the area. We both got coffees which were hot and delicious! One of us got a gourmet grilled cheese which was a wonderful mix of flavors. We definitely recommend this cafe for anyone who's passing through!

This food was sooooo good! My hubby had the shrimp and grits. I didn't get a bite but he assured…read moreme to was wonderful. I had a bacon egg and cheese on Texas toast. The bacon was deliciously Smokey and those potatoes.....just perfect!

READ ALL OF THE REVIEWS!!! We went to this place because it had a 4.8 rating. I did not read all of…read morethe reviews. I copy the negative reviews. Out of a lot of things . Not very friendly. The reviews read like some hit it on a good day and some don't . We hit on an off day ! It is a very cute place .

Bologna Sandwich with lettuce tomato and Mayo. Side of green…read morebeans. Water Sweet tea. Chilli and grilled cheese

I visited the Bush's baked bean factory and the restaurant on site called Bush's Family Cafe. We…read morearrived at the restaurant at 1 pm, Thursday. The menu consisted mainly of bean dishes and burgers. Of the three of us, two ordered the daily special, white chicken chili pie, and one ordered BBQ. Our waitress explained that the pork is locally sourced and the BBQ sauce is homemade. When the waitress brought our drinks, she also brought a taste of their baked beans in 3 one or two ounce cups as an appetizer. My opinion of the white chicken chili pie was not good. Neither of us that ordered was happy with it. I think of the old Wendy's commercial, "where's the beef?" We didn't find any chicken in our bowls! There were lots of Fritos and beans, with a tiny bit of cheese and lettuce on top a small container is sour cream. I didn't say anything and the waitress and sure didn't ask but I left 85% of my food on the table. Looking back, I wish I had said something to the waitress. I'm thinking we got the last of this chicken chili pie, as it was erased off the board that displayed the special of the day shortly after we ordered. The one in my party that ordered BBQ was satisfied with his food. I would go back but definitely wouldn't ordered the same item again. I think I would go for the vegetables, or maybe the BBQ. The restaurant is attractive inside, and I thought that the photo-op near the register was neat. It was a winter scene of snowmen and the Bush dog.

I realized after shopping here that they are at a new location due to Hurricane Helene. I'm unsure…read moreif their current location is permanent, but they are currently located at 311 NW US 25 70 HWY, Hot Springs, NC 28743. This was one of very few small businesses that had yet to reopen when we visited. So we wanted to stop in and show our support by buying some gifts and a cup of tea. Still in the process of reestablishing, their new space is coming along nicely. Lots of pretty jewelery, trinkets, crystals, various gifts and even a small selection of plants. It appears that multiple talented artisans sell their work here. I've wanted a Rose of Jericho for a long time, but had resisted buying one so far. There are reports that much of what is available on the market has been poached from wildlife. But when one of the owners noticed my interest in them, he told me how when they were finally allowed to come back after the hurricane, they opened the door to their flooded shop to see all the Rose Of Jerichos alive and floating in the water. "I knew right then that we were going to be ok." I was sold and will cherish mine, with this sentiment attached. I also bought myself a new little Pilea for my Fairy Garden, some beautiful earrings, and a handful of gifts for my loved ones. I snagged a hot tea as I paid for purchases and then used their clean restroom before we headed out into the wilderness for the day. This seems to be another favorite amongst the Appalachian Trail pack, and I can see why. Im looking forward to coming back later in the season and seeing their progress in rebuilding.

Very good coffee. Went after a hike and couldn't be happier. Got the mocha and met the dogread more

You go here for the hometown family vibe. Such a friendly staff and good food. Can't go wrong! My…read morekids colored pictures an they gave them all a little baggie full of goodies when we left- so thoughtful.

Lil Black Bear Cafe has a down home, Christian vibe. The cafe is tiny, with five tables inside and…read moretwo outside. The outdoor tables are pet friendly. The menu offers breakfast and lunch offerings. The food is made to order. Prices are really reasonable and they have a Kid's menu. The staff is super friendly. Food came out quickly. Beverages are self serve. The manager check on us several times. French onion soup was hot with a ton of peppery flavoring and plenty of cheese and onions. I thought the soup was a tad too salty. My husband had a hamburger with all the fixings. His burger came with chips. He loved the burger. My brother had a Rueben with a Bavarian style sauerkraut and potato salad. He devoured and loved his meal. WiFi is free. There is plenty of parking in their private lot.

The coffee drinks are really super. The staff is very friendly. And the big goods are wonderful.! I…read morewould recommend the cinnamon rolls or even the rocky road rolls if you want something sweet. Also they have garlic rolls. Serve with marinara sauce that are full of Parmesan cheese and mozzarella cheese. It's great ambience. You can get cold coffee's drinks or my hot.

This place is no longer open. Yelp needs to remove it from the list. It hasn't been open for a long…read moretime.

Was on a long drive needing some coffee and a bathroom to use when I stumbled upon this absolute…read moregem in my periphery. Quiet and semi-secluded, when you walk in you are met with an incredible selection of antiques on one side and a charming cafe counter on the other, offering up delightful fresh bites (including a solid slice of pie) and great coffee. The things available were not just knick knacks too, some of the items were quite interesting including signed memorabilia, action figures, leather jackets, neon signs, and more. While I only had a little snack, the table next to me was having sandwiches that looked incredible, and would likely grab next time. While the inside was definitely on the cozier side, there were still a couple of spacious tables at which to sit at with a group. Would definitely recommend, so glad I came across it, and will definitely be stopping next time I drive through.

Overall, it was a good experience! I ordered a pretzel and some ice cream--the pretzel was…read moreabsolutely amazing, though the ice cream was a bit hard.

Cherokee/Bryson City area has been my little vacation spot for the last decade of my life (I grew…read moreup coming to this area in the summers to tube). I've been coming to Qualla Java Cafe since probably 2016. I can honestly say after 10 years, I've never had a bad drink here. They have a bunch of drinks - all with pretty fun names. Again, I've never had a bad drink here so it's fun to just randomly pick one. The service is always really fast and I'm never really in their long. Sorry if my review isn't better - coffee shops are kind of hard for me to review because coffee doesn't really look good in picture form. Just drink it!

Stopped here after going through the Smokey Mountains. This place is super cute! They have a large…read moredrink menu from teas, coffees, to lemonades and smoothies. I've had their chai tea before and they were really good but I opted for an orange hibiscus lemonade. It wasn't too sweet and was very refreshing. They offer a variety of non-dairy milk alternatives too. There are some bakery items but I didn't see anything labeled gluten-free. They have restrooms available for customers in the back and many different seating areas. There is also a patio outside that overlooks a creek where you can sit as well.

Best tasting bagels around! Having worked in NYC for a few years, these bagels taste exactly like…read morethe city bagels! So happy to find the New York style bagels here in Morristown! The Gouda and egg on an everything bagel is a must try! You won't be disappointed! I'd put this on my top five! You've never had nothing like this! Really the only thing NY was great for were the bagels!

This place is tucked inside Mossy Creek Mercantiles, a super cute antique store. They have a very…read morenice sitting area with lots of tables and natural light. The perfect spot for an afternoon tea and a book, a board game, or just to chat with friends over coffee. My husband and brother spent a couple of hours enjoying cookies, coffee, and a game of chess! They said the owner couldn't have been nicer! The cafe has a large selection of coffee drinks, teas, smoothies, as well as some pastries and sandwiches. They are a great and welcomed new addition to the city!