Had the daily special and enjoyed it. The carrot cake was not overly sweet, even though it looked…read morelike it would be. The service wasn't the fastest, but we didn't die of starvation waiting. The table settings seemed a little fancy though the rest of th place didn't seem so.

Everything goes well at FOL! I eat there at least 2 X per…read moreweek. Service is excellent. Food is always great. Unfortunately, they will only cook a burger " well done. "

After mountain biking one morning, we discovered this bakery…read more Words can't describe the deliciousness of these creations. West Virginia has a new piece of heaven found here. Everything we bought was made with love and purposeful intention. These two sisters (Hannah & Kaylee) bring a sweet life to Main St. in Oak Hill. Worth the trip for every bite!

A friend had mentioned a new bakery had opened up in town so I decided to check it out. It was a…read morecute little shop with many delicious goodies. I selected the vanilla sundae cupcakes and some Oreo truffles. The vanilla cupcakes were sooo soft and moist. The frosting was fluffy and just the right amount of sweetness. The truffles were delightful. If you live in the area or close by, definitely stop in for a tasty treat

Picked up a chicken dinner, roasted veggies and some odds and ends including mini pies and…read morecupcakes. This fed a family of five and was absolutely delicious. The chicken was seasoned and cooked to perfection and if you love vegetables they serve up a perfect medley. Lastly, any dessert I've ever bought was the best I've had anywhere. Hands down. PS if you like coconut creme pie, try Sarah's - it's out of this world good.

I ordered my friend a chocolate berry dream cake last summer for her birthday, AMAZING. I just…read moreordered a Chantilly cake for my moms birthday, DELICIOUS & BEAUTIFUL. I can't recommend Sarah's enough!! The cake is always moist, icing is just perfect and the decoration is just beautiful. You all are seriously amazing.

chicken salad is delicious. fresh sliced cheese and meat. i really like the spices and seasonings…read morethey offer. Very satisfied.

Best sandwiches in town if you want that deli/cold cut sandwich. You choose your own bread, then…read moreyour meat and cheese and veggies and condiments. They also have homemade bread and rolls for sale, along with pies and many other wonderful things. You can't go wrong here.

A Hidden Gem in Lewisburg…read more Corn & Flower is the kind of place that makes you fall in love with breakfast all over again. I stopped in for a salt bagel with cream cheese, and it was nothing short of outstanding. The bagel was fresh, perfectly chewy with just the right touch of salt, and the cream cheese was smooth, flavorful, and generously provided. Simple, yes--but executed with care and quality that's hard to find. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, with a clear attention to detail in both the food and the space. You can tell the team here takes pride in what they do. Whether you're a local or just passing through, Corn & Flower is absolutely worth the stop. I'll be back to explore more of their menu soon! They were very nice and the food was excellent.

Had breakfast here last weekend. I 100% recommend the spinach-parmesan bagel, it was so good!…read moreService was friendly and fast and the ambiance of the little shop is wonderful and so cute! We loved all of the pet pictures. This is the sort of little shop that you'll fall in love with and return to over and over. I wish I lived closer.

Cute little place to have breakfast, sweets coffee, and an omelette. The staff is really nice and…read moreaccommodating. They will bring the food to your table think the place is much bigger than it appears to be but I didn't check it all out. I sat by the window and enjoyed the view But I was not wowed.

Just be aware you have to order lunch from here 48 hours in advance. That's right, you have to care…read moreenough about eating from here that you order your lunch two days in advance. I guess there is no changing your mind that day. And I guess it's loyal base has lives that this works for. Whom does this place cater to? Not your average person by any means. Certainly not people actually out working. Perhaps office or bank employees around town who know on Monday what they will want for lunch on Wednesday. Not knowing this. I googled them, saw no hours, nor any explanation. We were only two minutes away, so I just drove over. Never mind that it took 15 minutes to park in downtown Lewisburg. It looked closed so I walked to the door to look for hours. Nothing but a menu taped to the window. I saw two women inside. One looked right at me, so I smiled and waved. She quite literally looked at me like she was exhausted with me already, raised her eyebrows and shook her head no. Which I interpreted as we are closed. Fair enough. So I hop back in the truck and pull up their website. Funny, looks like most of the reaturaunt sites in Lewisburg, all made by the same company. The only explanation on their website states it's pick up and delivery style. Okay, great. Have to download their menu. Okay. Finally, it looks like we will be able to order. Not so fast. After downloading, and only after downloading the menu, does it state you must order 48 hours in advance....wow. That's something your website designer should probably put on the front page of your site. Or maybe you, as the business owner, should put this on Google. Or at least hours and 48-hour advance pick-up delivery ONLY somewhere on Google. Maybe a door sign for all the average people who think this is an actual restaurant, so they don't get snooty looks when they smile at you. Some of us aren't aware of the odd way your business works. I've lived all over, and I've managed four diamond restaurants. Huge scale casino restaurants, small boutique steakhouses, fifties style diners, etc, and never seen this type of model for a restaurant, small or large. Clearly, people are fans. They seem to do well enough. But as it is nothing they offer that looks so good, unique, or special that I would order 48 hours in advance. Like many of the resturaunts downtown, they give the vibe that you are lucky to get food from them. Instead of appreciating your current AND would be customers. In addition, any negative review that is put on Google is met with the owner doing a sales pitch about their local ingredients and how popular they are among their wealthy clientele. Because that's who their clientele actually is, wealthy locals and wealthy tousits. They don't address the actual issue the customer had in their review or state they will work to remedy it. She uses it as a chance to talk about how great her restaurant is. Obviously, if someone has written a negative review about your business, there is a valid reason you may need to address. Instead of, you know, using it as a chance to self promote.

Beautiful coffee house and cafe located in a former church. Beautiful ambience and delicious food!…read moreMake sure to visit the shop upstairs with local artists treasures!

A business that sells food in a structure that used to be something completely different is right…read moreup and into our alley so it was literally the first thing we did upon stepping foot within the town boundary. We were seated immediately on a Friday at around 1pm. I love their vegetarian options but this is a place that assumes if you are a vegetarian, that you like and must have onions and mushrooms in every meal. I couldn't find much other than pancakes/pastries/sweet shit that didn't have onions and mushrooms but fortunately, they were able to accommodate my request for the tofu scramble without onions or mushrooms. GF ordered the vegetarian quesadilla with, you guessed it, onions and mushrooms (among other things). My tofu scramble was good but calling it a scramble is slightly misleading as it is actually tofu cubes albeit very crispy and tasty tofu cubes. This dish was probably potatoes. A few spinach leaves and maybe 1/100th of a pepper. I will concede to the fact that some of that volume might have been taken up by mushrooms and onions. The dish was very good regardless and the accompanying salsa added a really nice extra je ne sais quoi. I also really like the pay first and then leave whenever you want model to avoid being held hostage to bad service not to say that they would've provided bad service but it is a risk anywhere. Regarding GF's quesadilla which I did not have the pleasure of sampling bc of onions of mushrooms "I thought it was decent". When I asked if she had any details or specifics to add, she replied, "no".

Totally disappointed. Products are common. Prices are higher than similar stores. Nice people…read morethough.

This store is pretty sweet as I noted in my original review. It's run by a group of Mennonite…read moreladies and sells mainly dry bulk foods despite the name, however they do have ample cheese also. I wanted to revise my review though to share some tips on shopping here. For one, not everything they sell is exclusive to their store. These Mennonites are associated with the Yoders who have a local company making jams and other canned foods but not everything is by them. So for some things like standard trail mix you may find better prices at a larger grocery store elsewhere. The Yoder jams though are very good and worth buying. The fudge is also very good, as is the Troyer brand jerky. They have good stone-ground cornmeal also. The candies aside from fudge they sell however can be found elsewhere and probably cheaper. They make sandwiches back in the deli part of their little store and these are nothing special but good for lunch since little else is in the area. And the ladies who run the shop are expectedly a real delight. Definitely stop in.

After having lunch at Food & Friends, my West Virginia friend suggested Amy's Market for ice cream…read moreon our way out of Lewisburg. Can't go wrong with ice cream! I've always enjoyed ice cream anytime and anywhere. Here in Lewisburg, West Virginia, there's none like it. West Virginia ice cream does taste like ice cream made anywhere, to be honest. But having Ice Cream where you can have it is always a good thing. After roaming the town for an hour or so, we came to Amy's Market for a dessert snack before heading back to Princeton for the night. The store / restaurant felt like a small town general store that had the modern conveniences but stuck in some sort of time warp. Rustic style for sure but it was cool to see such things in the 21st century. With that said, my experience here took about 30 minutes from start to finish. We walked from the confederate cemetery to Amy's Market, which wasn't too far and passed The Barracks on the way in. After our ice cream purchases, we walked back to the confederate cemetery to retrieve the car for the drive back. It gave us time to work off the calories from lunch and the recently purchased ice cream. During our time at Amy's Market, we looked at the bakery and see how much brownies and other items that we could have bought, but we didn't. They had so much stuff in the bakery side that it made my mouth water. But we stuck to our plan and had ice cream. I asked the staff if they made their milkshakes with the ice cream and they said yes. Here's a pro tip for y'all. It can be less expensive if you did the ice cream milkshake versus 2+ scoops of ice cream. Not by much but it's an option for anyone and everyone to either drink or eat your ice cream. Just an option. The overall experience here at Amy's Market in Lewisburg, West Virginia was very cool and chill. The service here was good and there was a teenager working at the time. Might have been a local high school senior, I think. They didn't really have a seating area for patrons to sit and enjoy their purchases. My friend and I wanted to head out of Lewisburg anyway, so we just had to do a quick purchase and headed out. It was nice having ice cream here and to support local West Virginia businesses and the community while I was here as a tourist. My friend paid for lunch so I treated us to dessert, which made the stop here at Amy's Market much more meaningful. Plus, I was craving for ice cream anyway. For the most part though, the ice cream was delicious and definitely worth it. It was also very good and a game changer, especially when it's served in milkshake form. Regardless of how it is prepared and served, ice cream is ice cream. Amy's market is clean and definitely a place where you can purchase your favorite desserts and bakery items. If I'm ever in Lewisburg in the future, I'll definitely be there to try out their bakery items and sample more of their ice cream flavors. But for now, the chocolate ice cream that I had was quintessential amazing and looking forward to the next time I can be back for another round. If you're ever in the area and love your ice cream fix, consider coming to Amy's Market for your daily snack. It's worth it if you're around and can participate in daily ice cream rituals. Recommended if you're in the area or will be in the area in the future. Amy's Market is located next to The Barracks museum in Lewisburg, West Virginia. It's physically located at 990 Jefferson Street N in Lewisburg. They accept major credit cards as well as cash. As far as parking goes, there's a small parking lot that faces that building. And a larger parking area that is adjacent to it, but you'd have to go down a small lane to access it. Still, it is nice to have such a nice parking area to have for anyone and everyone to enjoy and not have to legit park elsewhere in town and have to walk far to come to the store. The parking can be a premium at peak times so best bet would be to come here early enough to avoid traffic. Lewisburg has limited public transportation options, so best bet will be to have your own car or a rent one or better yet have a brand in the area who's going to drive you to and from Lewisburg and making a stop here at Amy's Market for baked goods and the quintessential signature ice cream. There's always Uber or Lyft at your disposal, but keep in mind that they could be very very expensive, depending on where you originating from. Because it's been said that Amy's market is the best in Lewisburg, West Virginia. I tend to agree. Thanks to my local West Virginia friend for taking me here during my recent visit in November 2025. Delicious ice cream at an affordable price. They do have limited flavors though, so if you're local or time to return regularly, you can see if they change flavors regularly too or if they keep the same flavor profile day after day and month after month. Thanks Lewisburg, Amy's Market is a great place to be. 5.0 stars for the overall experience Support local! A+

Stopped in for dessert and some wraps for later after going to pickle fest. The staffing was kind…read moreand helpful. Has little market also inside. A must to see!