Best coffee in town with the most amazing atmosphere. The owners are amazing. Best service you'll…read moreever get.

It's a very nice coffee shop. Very cute. The owners are…read moredelightful. They are currently staying open until 5pm during the week. Unfortunately, they are currently closed during the weekend.

As someone who has to avoid gluten, this place is always a wonderful experience! There peanut…read morebutter cookies were phenomenal.

Food: French toast 10/10…read morePotato bowl 9/10 Service: Quick! Ambiance: Great location. Tip: park in the back!

Very sweet little bakery and cafe tucked into the Heritage Station Visitors Center…read more While I didn't try any pastries on this visit, they had an array of impressive-looking gluten free options. I got a cortado, which was decent, and the empanada special (1 chicken + 1 beef) with a cup of the coconut curry miso -- the food was excellent, especially the soup. The service was good, and the ambiance is moody and quirky, with a rustic retro vibe. It's a great place to study or read a book.

Nomada Bakery has been a delightful experience every time I've stopped by. The baked goods, coffee,…read moreand brunch items are delicious, the service is friendly, and the decor is joyful. I was unfamiliar with alfajor cookies, and thought they would be crunchy. Instead, it was incredibly tender without being soft, and has a fine crumb that melts in your mouth. Such a fun treat!

Very quick service and pleasant baristas! We ordered two hot food items and two mochas and wow did…read morethey come out fast. This was the fastest service I've had at any Starbucks! The store is clean and so are the restrooms. You will need to ask a barista for a code for the restrooms. Seems like a very inclusively welcoming place too. A sign on the front window says braille menus are available and when I visited, there was a list of local resources on the community blackboard. There is a lot of space to enter and get to the counter, though the bathrooms are in a somewhat narrow corner, which could need some maneuvering for a person with limited mobility, especially if the person has a larger mobility device/chair.

Stopped in here for some hot chocolate and a snack one evening and the place was popping! Lots of…read morepeople from nearby stores were stopping in and there seemed to be a lot of students studying. The cashier was super friendly and we ordered quickly. They get a lot of mobile orders because it took about 10 minutes to get our hot chocolates even though there weren't a lot of people waiting, but the team of there people who were making drinks were moving non-stop. There's seating inside and also a lot of tables and chairs outside. Great place to stop for a quick drink or bite to eat if you're downtown.

Most magical coffee/bookshop in all of Appalachia. (Ive been to a LOT of them) The antique district…read moreis a thrifter's paradise and this place is the cherry on top! Great coffee and vibes! Could totally see them filming a hallmark movie here for the ambiance. Lots of local artists work for sale, too.

Great little coffee place for those looking to do a bit of work or just hang out for a while. A…read morefriend and I came here with the intent to check out the fall festivities, though the rain had put a stop to them sadly. Still, this place made the trip worthwhile and I enjoyed a nice hot chocolate (and complimentary Halloween-themed shortbread cookie!). The barista was pleasant and answered our questions about the environs. We only checked out the bookstore section briefly though it did have an excellent selection, and even had a typewriter set up for aspiring typists to play around with. As a typewriter owner, it's always cool to see opportunities for the next generation to get a chance to work with these machines (if only so they can appreciate how much easier word processors are when it comes to editing!) I would gladly come back here again, and hopefully take more time to check out the books as well. Overall: 4.5/5 stars ---- Pros: - Great drinks. - Pleasant staff. - Quiet place to do work or look for a new book to dive into. - Easy street parking nearby. Cons: - Most tables are two tops, so if your group is three or more, you may have to improvise your seating arrangement.

Friendly and amazingly quick service. They are very busy, and my latte was ready within seconds of…read morethem finalizing my order. The coffee is very good.

The last 2 times I've been, the workers have been super confused with my order--even told me "we…read morecan't do that" --so they aren't as customizable as I had hoped, and they are having a hard time repeating my order even with my phone number. Bummer! The attitude of the employees has taken a serious plummet too. It's not near the experience it was a few months ago. I'm sad to say I get better service at other chain coffee stores. If you're not going to offer indoor dining, there has to be something else that stands out--stellar service would be something to strive for. Pretty disappointed.

Stopped here as it's a DDD spot. Had the meatloaf sandwich, Reuben sandwich, white bean soup and…read morecornbread. All was wonderful and the service was great.

Friendly and courteous staff, have been several times, the best home cooked meals in the area!!read more

I was so hungry and I am so glad I found this small business and was able to help support them…read more First impression is it's clean, smells fresh, and I was greeted with huge smiles. Nothing fancy about this place, just very friendly and I felt at home and comfortable. The menu is hand written on a white board, but it's easy to read. I had a hard decision to make, everything sounded delicious. But, when I asked about the C3 sandwich, I was sold when I was told that the sauce is their signature sauce. I was given a choice to have homemade bread, which I could not turn down. I can tell that this sandwich was made by someone who's proud, and made with love. This was the best darn sandwich I have had in such a long time. The sandwich was toasted, the pepper jack cheese was melted and the signature sauce was just so good on all the warm insides. This was definitely a mouth watering delicious sandwich. It had just the right amount of ham, turkey, red onions. I'd drenched it with all the sauce that I had in a little container. The sandwich is so much better than anything you'll ever get at any fast food sandwich shop. The owner was absolutely friendly, he told me his name but I'm going to call him D cuz I can't remember it. He offered me a sample of their peach bread without any sweet icing on top, and boy it was so good. There were lots of delicious baked goods and I'll be coming back for dessert. I will be coming back here. By the way it's right across the street from the Cabell library.

Y'all. Y'ALL. YOU ALL. My hometown people, you don't have to go to Clarksburg to get the best…read morepepperoni rolls I've EVER eaten. Culture Change Cafe on 9th Street (next to where Bailey's Cafeteria was for you old farts). They make their own Italian herb bread. The crust breaks *just so* when you bite it. The steam rises. The pepperoni...lordt, I'm ready to drive the six hours back up to Huntington. The owner is ALL that and everybody in there is full of sunshine and lollipops. Oh. And there's art on the walls from the good good kind of artists. For SALE.