Holy Cow!!! The gelato is amazing as well as the service. You can taste before you commit. The…read moreambience is ice cream shop.

Sugar ! High quality fats ! !!!! Always a summer treat ! Beverly changes but this place stayed the…read moresame !

The most amazing pastries and bread sold by wonderful people. This shop is a hidden gem and…read moreStaunton is so lucky to have it! Jane and Gian are kind, friendly and so helpful. They will do anything for their customers. Everything Gian bakes is delicious.

This hole in the wall shop is a must visit. It is run by…read morethe friendliest family who make everything for the weekend and when they sell out, that's it. While we were there, everyone who came in was greeted, so the owners seem to be very well known in the area. We left with a key lime cheesecake, sfogliatelle, apple strudel, chocolate raspberry frangipane and espresso brownie caramel pecan. They were all amazing. The favorites of the bunch were the key lime cheesecake and the espresso brownie caramel pecan.

Wrights is wild. It's a staple of Staunton, and everyone knows about it. It feels like a portal in…read moretime, and that's rad. Diner vibes, but not put on, with memorabilia on display from their long tenure here. You order from a land line phone at your table, or even from your car, and kids meals come in unique boxes to make the little ones happy. None of the food they serve is particularly amazing, but none of it is bad either. It's solid and will fill you up. But the star of the show are the prices. I live in Richmond, and you can't get lunch anywhere for under $15/person. Here, that $15 will cover two meals easily. And it really is a good place for the whole family.

1950's type place restaurant/diner. A modern retro jukebox plays constant 1950's rock and roll…read more Ate there once in 1984, over forty years ago. Much of the 1950's decor has not changed. This place started around 1952. The order was given from a touch tone phone at the table to the front counter. We thought tnat some of the younger customers would not know how to use a dial telephone. Drive through service is also available, as it has been since the 1950's. Ordered a burger basket (burger and fries) $8., a chicken tender basket (five chicken tenders with fries) $11.50, onion rings, chocolate malted milkshake, chocolate ice cream dish, We got the food in about fifteen minutes brought to our table. Very reasonable. The 2 oz burger that I received was worst of all the items that I had. It was tasteless and reminded me of a smalll burger at Burger King. 1.5 stars. do not recommend it. We hope that the recipe for the burger would be improved. The crinkle cut French fries were average 3 to 3.5 stars and not plentiful. Could have used more. The onion rings were one of the two great items that we had. They were very good in every way. 4 plus stars. My mallted milk shake was good and the price was reasonable. It was appropriate for a 1950's restaurant. 4 stars. The chicken tenders were large had good taste. 4 stars. Rolls came with the chicken tenders. They were soft and had good taste. 4 stars. The chocolate ice cream, along with the onion rings was the standout best item that we had. 5 stars for the chocolate ice cream. It was creamy with a deep chocolate flavor and the ingredients in it were quality ingredients. Loved it. We enjoyed the good music with the meal. Everyone who worked there was very nice to us, including the manager. We will love to dine there again and hope that it can be soon. Thank you for the nice 1950's style food.

Kline's knocks it out of the park with their pulled pork bbq. They have sweet and vinegar based…read morebbq, both are very tasty!! You can order individual sandwiches or grab their family meal, which is a true go to for a quick, but great meal!

Large, open air local favorite for house made soft ice creams. Remind them to get your senior…read morediscount! Some lunch foods. Local favorite for many decades. Easy parking.

Wonderful service. Great coffee. The ambience is cafe. We sat outside in the shade. Easy walk from…read morethe closed walking street.

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.

In my continuing efforts to get a hot dog in each county in Virginia, I pulled into Armstrong's for…read moredinner on a Thursday in Augusta County, Virginia. The parking lot is sizeable and there is a rear entrance to the restaurant from the parking area in the back. I walked around and entered through the front and found a very busy restaurant. I wasn't sure if I was supposed to wait to be seated but after a minute of standing awkwardly at the door I took a seat at one of the little half booths that they have available. The restaurant is a good size with a bar and a private room on the side. It took quite a while for one of the two servers working to get to me. Best I can tell is that one of the servers was relatively new so there was lots of instruction going on in addition to serving a restaurant full of people. It was spaghetti night and Armstrong's spaghetti is, apparently, popular! I ordered a hot dog with chili, slaw and mustard. Server came back a few minutes later and said they were out of chili. And did I just want onions and mustard.... So, I corrected her to slaw and mustard and out the hot dog came. Just a hot dog on a plate. The menu said that the hot dog came with chips. I reminded my server of that. She took the plate back and returned with a hot dog and what looked like the crumbs from the bottom of a wavy Lays bag. I had asked for ranch to dip the chips in but very few of these were dippable. The hot dog wasn't great. The slaw here was SUPER sweet and without the chili flavor to balance it, it was overwhelmingly sweet. Overall, just not a great experience. I can empathize with two servers working a busy restaurant but I still was left wanting more.

Old school greasy spoon. The food is acceptable, but stay within their core competence. Solid…read moremeatloaf, burgers, and country fried steak. It is not, however, a seafood restaurant so bear that in mind. Nice staff, they have a room for events or meetings, and plenty of parking.

It's National Ice Cream Day and I'm in the Shenandoah Valley, so of course I'm gonna go to Kline's…read more First time at the Waynesboro location, which has no indoor seating, so of course it started to sprinkle while I was parking. Never underestimate the power of ice cream- the actual rain held off the whole time we were there. I got a sundae called the Salty Turtle for I, too, am a salty turtle. Vanilla ice cream with salted caramel, hot fudge and praline nuts. Fantastic! My Bride took a bit to decide which milkshake to get- understandable, since they have about six million options! She settled on pineapple, which was delicious. Our total was about $16 including taxes, almost $20 with the tip.

Friendly service, prompt order fulfillment, and a very generous helping. Delicious! Appreciated the…read moreconvenience of the drive thru.

I just wanted to add an update with a picture. My wife and I stopped by while they had banana as…read moretheir flavor of the week. We decided to get the "peanut butter Lovers parfait" but with banana ice cream. Let me tell you. If you're a fan at all of banana with chocolate or peanut butter then this is going to satisfy every bit of your taste buds. This was absolutely delicious! Definitely my favorite thing to order at Willy's. Of course Willy's is still without a doubt the best ice cream you can get in town or anywhere close. The service is always great. They go above and beyond with their hospitality. So go on and get you some.

Visited after dinner on a Sunday afternoon. The wait wasn't long until we made it to the window to…read moreplace our order. The employee that took our order was patient and kind. Note: While we waited we were able to review their menu option of items which were listed on the board beside the window where orders are placed. I got the Cookie Monster and my hubs got the Oreo blizzard. We sat at one of the nearby picnic tables under the trees in the shade and enjoyed the tasty treats. Overall I'd recommend this local staple.

outstanding, can't praise them highly enough…read more real people, real food, adds variety & quality to Staunton's food scene :) :) :)

I'm late on this review by two years. I had ordered a bridal shower cake two years ago and it was…read moreamazing and delicious! Top quality all the way and worth every penny! They have so many baked goods in there, too, and I do recommend their scones! Yum! We have a baby shower coming up in a month and I will certainly order another Magdalena cake! Can't wait!!!

Small quaint restaurant. Met the owner and she gave us some history on the restaurant. If you go in…read moredef ask about it, it's a neat story. The best waffle (Addie's Fav) I have ever had. I would've never thought to put peanut butter in the combo but it was delicious. That particular waffle is an authentic Belgian waffle. My husband got the Sammie and said it was delicious. Do t be afraid to try some of their unique items. Friendly, clean, and a must to try! We were traveling through but would love to stop again.

We were visiting Staunton and wanted to take advantage of the wonderful food scene. We decided on…read moreSweet Addie's because it was a local place with an eclectic waffle based menu. When we walked it we were overwhelmed with choices. The menu takes up an entire wall and there are sweet, savory and traditional meals to choose from. I'm sure no matter what your preference is, you will find something that meets your palate here. We chose the chorizo, egg and avocado waffle and my wife had the wiskets (waffle+biscuits) and gravy. So this is where things started to become a little disappointing. The staff pointed us to an electronic kiosk to take our order, take a pager, and pay. Oh of course we were asked for a tip. (More on this later) We took a table and waited for our pager. We found silver and napkins at the service counter and wrangled those. When the pager went off, we went up to the counter and retrieved our food. So...the food was really well presented and designed for the Gram. It was tepid at best, and unfortunately, not really flavorful. The waffle was soggy, with more of the consistency of a pancake than a waffle. My wife had the wiskets and I'm not sure if the staff has ever had sausage gravy before, but they may want to try a different formulation. When we finished, we found the Dishroom where we needed to scrape and bus our plates. So if I have to ring up the transaction, seat myself, wait on myself and bus the tables, what am I tipping for? Maybe I'm just salty because we were very near $40 for a mediocre breakfast for two, but the tipping thing just feels a bit tone deaf.