Service was quick! It felt like an old ice cream parlor which we really enjoyed. It is a cash only…read moreestablishment. We had a peach tea that was very refreshing on a warm day and a frozen lemonade. The frozen lemonade I do wish was bit more slushy like, rather than lemonade that seemed blended with ice that separated pretty quickly. The tang to sweetness ratio was well balanced.

While the doughnuts were good, the coffee was among the worst I've ever had. It tasted burnt but…read moreweak, after a couple of sips I threw it out which was an expensive lesson as I bought a large. Being a doughnut place with terrible coffee is unforgivable. We won't go back.

So glad we decided to stop at this little taco truck! The food was awesome from start to finish…read more The kids loved the tacos and quesadillas, and the shrimp tacos were absolutely out of this world. In my opinion, this is the best Mexican food on the island and honestly some of the best I've had on the East Coast. A shoutout to Woody's next door too--the setup with the games, hammocks, and outdoor space made it such a fun place to hang out while everyone ate. It turned a quick lunch into one of our favorite stops of the trip. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in town!

While on a family vacay, we drove by and saw this colorful restaurant/food truck and decided to…read morestop. The window you order from is covered and there are picnic tables and chairs outside to sit in. When we got to the window we were greeted and the staff was nice. They answered all of our questions and were patient with us. I ordered the Cajun shrimp tacos and a carne asada taco, with rice and beans. It came to $25 which felt kinda expensive. The tacos had good flavor, the carne asada was tender. I enjoyed the Cajun shrimp tacos the most. The shrimp was a good texture and tasted good. I'm not a fan of corn tortillas, so I threw those away and just ate the meat with the rice. In the town alot of restaurants and stores are in the same area within just a few minutes of each other. This food truck is right in front of the water park, so if you get lost look for the slides. I'd come here again. Check them out!!

I wasn't expecting to see a Hawaiian food truck on Chincoteague Island but it was a pleasant…read moresurprise. We tried the Loco Moco and Shrimp plate. Both were good! The garlic seasoning on the shrimp was soooo good but next time I'd probably get the spicy garlic seasoning. Overall, a very satisfying and filling meal.

We were on the island for the Blueberry Festival and we stumbled upon this food truck on the way to…read moreour hotel. Who would have thought you'll find some Hawaiian lunch plates on Chincoteague Island!? So we decided to forego the usual choice of Chincoteague oysters for dinner and opt for Flamingos instead! Hubs and I shared a Loco Moco and a Big Island Plate that comes with Kalua Pork and your choice of shrimp. We opted for the Spicy Garlic Shrimp, iykyk . Everything was excellent! We spoke with the owner and found out that they just recently opened earlier this year. This place deserves more recognition and we plan to drop in again next time we're on the island! Highly recommended!

From the moment you step in the door at Amarin, you're immersed in the cozy comforting aroma of:…read morebutter. You can literally smell the pastries in the air, which is maybe even better than seeing them waiting for you in the bakery case. On a recent weekend morning we opted for the blueberry cheese Danish, which was perfectly executed, with plenty of juice berries and lush cream cheese filling on top of a flaky, crisp and yes buttery Danish dough. Perfection. I'd love to come back and try a croissant, which look amazing on top of being HUGE. For drinks we opted for the Vietnamese milk coffee, which was just the right balance of sweet, bitter and creamy. It's a distinct experience on Chincoteague but holds its own against plenty of bakeries on the mainland!

Fantastic coffee. Fantastic staff. Fantastic pastries (read: croissants). My family and I visited…read moreChincoteague last weekend and decided to try this place after seeing all of the great reviews and boy were we glad to have visited. This place became a staple for us for just the few days we were in Chincoteague and there are no regrets. Coffee: Both myself and my partner ordered the Vietnamese iced milk coffee and it was out of this world delicious. This drink was a bit strong but that didn't deter me at all from ordering it every day we visited the coffee shop because it was that good. Pastries: my family ordered the butter and chocolate croissants and they were fantastic! Huge, buttery and chewy inside and flaky on the outside, the perfect combo! We also ordered their chocolate chip cookies on a whim and were pleasantly surprised at how tasty they were. Normally coffee shops aren't know for their cookies but these were the perfect chocolate chip cookies - thick, the right amount of chocolate and not too sweet. We also ordered their peach and pineapple slushie and it was super tasty. I'm not a fan of slushies as they taste pretty watered down but this drink was fresh and had the perfect balance of tart and sweetness! This place is a MUST if you're visiting Chincoteague!

Located on Ocean Blvd right across from Iron Pony. Our whole family loved the hot dogs! We even…read moregot to choose our own toppings!!! My 10 year old says she gives them 5 stars!

Great hot dog!! perfect beach snack. Friendly guy that is always out there which in not always the…read morecase on the island

We stopped for ice cream on our trip north on route 113. It was a nice break. The ice cream is…read morelocally made and very good. We talked coffee with the shop owner too. He recommended the Oyster Roast from Eastern Shore Coastal Roasting Co. I appreciated his comments regarding the blend and roast level and he was spot on. For my tastes at least. It's a smooth but dark roast that I just finished up. There was a farmers market going on across the street with ample parking for our travel trailer. There is also a railroad museum with a self-guided walk through of various train cars. There is a restaurant next door as well but we didn't try that.

This place is responsibly priced for the area and is a fine place to stay the night…read more The inn is old and is nothing fancy, but it was clean, quiet, and in a good location. They have a few bicycles, but some are in rough shape. The breakfast was light but delicious. There is plenty of free public parking behind the inn. So park behind them and walk through the back to the front door. The staff is friendly and did a good job cleaning the room and serving. I did not try dinner, but it was packed; I don't know if that indicates quality. But all the tables were full. For the price compared to the other hotels, it's a good choice for a couple. I'm sure you could have kids, but there is nothing on the grounds to keep them entertained. And because of that, if you stay there, you don't get the noise from screaming kids or the frat boys getting wasted next door. It's an excellent option for an overnight stay.

Review of pre-fixe 5 course dinner…read more A bygone era is alive and well here. I appreciated the service that emphasized decorum and gentleness. The courses were so different; a lot of thought has gone into the menu and prep. The crab bisque was delicious and appropriately sized. I loved the subtle touch of sherry. A smart way to begin the evening. I found the amuse bouche plate that consisted of a single scallop, French onion scone with strawberry preserves, Gruyere cheese, and other foods, to be a bit confusing. The salad plate was top notch, enjoyable. Red snapper, the main course, was right in there. A lovely fillet, placed on a bed of delicate mashed potatoes and fresh vegetable medley, was excellent. The chocolate fig cake dessert looked superb but some of the other chocolate components weren't complementary. The whole dining experience was very relaxing.

We love Main Street Coffee House. Don't be deterred by the lines. They move fast!!!!…read more They have breakfast foods such as Açaí Bowls, bagels and donuts. It is run by the same people who own Sandy Pony Donuts. A tip is you can get the same level of donut here and not wait in a long line! We got an iced coffee, latte, bagel and donuts. There is also outdoor seating as well. Great coffee and souvenirs as well in the shop.

Came here with my wife and her girls. Everyone was happy with the purchases. My wife said that her…read moreChai Latte was the best she had ever had! Keep up the good work! Highly recommended!