they were open on black friday, so extra points from this yelper! it gave us something to look…read moreforward to after our hike, and it didn't disappoint! great, fun interior with friendly staff and so many sweets and beverages to choose from! we fixated on ice cream as an end of hike treat and that's what we went with upon completion! i got a single scoop of mountain blackberry, which was great. my friends got ice cream in cups and cones. no complaints from anyone. we opted to sit inside and there was quite a continuous stream of patrons around noon. it was fun to take a trip down memory lane with the collection of phones with cartoon character motifs. it is QUITE a collection.

Came here with my kids on a Saturday Night after the Lantern Festival that we were in town for. I…read morewas really impressed with this little ice cream shop and with the downtown area as a whole. The girl who scooped for us was very friendly and welcoming even though we walked in while she was mopping the floor (and my kids had muddy shoes ). Great customer service, and great ice cream! Will totally stop back in next time we're in town.

Conveniently located right on Main Street, this bakery is worth a stop. It's a charming…read moreneighborhood bakery with a warm inviting feel. They offer a great selection of fresh-baked pastries, and the staff is always warm and friendly. Parking is available along Main Street, or you can usually find a spot near the library. The cinnamon roll is absolutely incredible. Soft, fresh, and honestly hard to put into words.

I am a huge fan of Grateful Bread! It is easily the best coffee shop in Duvall, and I don't think…read moremuch else really compares. It has a rustic farmhouse vibe that feels so inviting and cozy, yet still has that perfect neighborhood feel. It's such a great place to spend a rainy Sunday morning catching up with a friend. We stopped in for breakfast and both ordered a Breakfast Sandwich on an Everything Bagel. I'm a big fan of their bagels--they're chewy but still have that nice crunch on the outside. I get mine with Sausage and add their Herb & Garlic Cream Cheese. I paired it with a 12-ounce Vanilla Latte with Sugar-free Vanilla, and both were exactly to my liking. I also love that they make their own Sourdough in-house, and you can even buy a whole loaf to take home. I'm a huge fan of this spot and will definitely keep coming back!

We stopped and for the first time today and for the first time today. We have heard great things…read moreabout the cafe and wanted to see for ourselves. We were not disappointed. The service was fast and courteous and so very friendly! The atmosphere is kind of boho and family at the same time, which is super cool. The food was absolutely divine. My son had the denver omelet and am I've pancake, it was perfectly made and delicious. My husband had the biscuit with mushroom gravy, which was a twist on traditional biscuits and gravy and was really phenomenal. I went for the corn beef brisket. When I tell you that is the most tender corn beef.I have ever had.It melts in your mouth like butter.The dish altogether was beautifully done and the creamy horse radish sauce just topped it off perfectly. If you haven't yet, you've got to try this place.

Food: the biscuits with mushroom gravy and corned beef hash were delicious. The ube pancake was…read moregood; it would have been better if the batter had not been overworked, and if the pancake was not room temperature when it was served. Service: very friendly and quite slow Ambiance: light and bright cafe; tables are small; seating is somewhat uncomfortable The food and friendly service make this one worth repeating.

Take everything you associate with a standard "brewery" and toss it out the window. This…read moreestablishment astounds with its complex and unique beer offerings, and you'll find yourself surprised by what flavors they wring. The Coopers Drake is hard to describe flavor wise, as is the Braie Noir. It's not a rye flavor, not a porter, not an amber, but presents as a series of complex yet sweet flavors with a hint of whisky. The Braie was sour and sweet like a granny Apple pie. I could be content with either one. My missus who doesn't take a shine to porters or stouts absolutely loved both. Tuscan bean rosemary soup was the perfect accompaniment, and before you whine about $10 bread service, theirs comes with salted creamy butter, fig jam, candied pecans and apples and the tastiest country bread you've had. Service was excellent - the server letting us try several offerings and giving detailed descriptions. We can't wait to return. Been driving by this gem for years but only stopped today and now wishing I had stopped by earlier.

Had a tolt IPA and the eggs benedict. Ham was thick, but the porched eggs were a little overcooked…read more The fruit was fresh and sweet. Beer was good. They have indoor and outdoor seating. Staff are friendly.

Love the lotus drinks. Staff is super nice. Donuts are amazing. I come here too often lolread more

Pass by here all the time and finally stopped by to try it. The drive thru is super convenient and…read moremakes for super quick service. Tried the cinnamon donuts and they were pretty good. I feel like you have to eat them immediately for them to taste their best so next time I will try that.

Perfect neighborhood coffee place. Cute friendly atmosphere and indoor outdoor seating…read more Nice variety of breakfast and pastries. Friendly staff

I wanted to add a few pictures to my review. Note that they close early on Sundays at 1pm. Staff is…read morealways super friendly. Pastries are good, and they do have packaged sandwiches and they'll heat up the sandwiches or pastries for you.

Hidden gem in Duvall! The staff is so friendly, the food is amazing, and the spicy salsa is THE…read moreBEST.

We visited for lunch on Saturday, with a party of four adults and two children, and it was a very…read morenice experience. We arrived and were seated at a table with half a sofa and half chairs, a bit unique. The waitress/hostess/owner? stopped by and took drink orders. She made a very fine margarita and banana chocolate shake. We started with Chips & Guac, then went with an American Breakfast, BLT, Chile Colorado, Birria, Pancakes, and Chicken Alfredo. All were well prepared and the extra spicy Chile I asked for provided a nice kick. The Birria was a bit sweeter than we were used to, with a bit of cinnamon. The service was great. The waitress was so friendly and thoughtful. The one issue we had was that they kept the front door open. I'm not sure if it was to save on air conditioning, but by the time we were finished eating, there were multiple flies bombarding our lunch. Overall a very good place to grab lunch.

This place never disappoints. From amazing pizza to artful salads everything is good. Sitting out…read moreon the back patio is a dream in the Summer. The service is always amazing.

The service was very good and ambiance was very nice. We were greeted by a very enthusiastic host…read moreand got a great table outside. I want say that although the menu items sounded very good I think what we got was a bit of a let down. Two of us pizza, the value of the homemade fennel sausage pizza was not worth the $10 bump over a margarita pizza. The sausage was sparse and there was not much of a fennel flavor. Neither pizza was cooked enough for my liking. They had a beautiful pizza oven, but the pizzas needed a few more minutes in the heat, the crust was a bit soggy although it tasted nice. You can't just put it back in, and although it was not optimal I can't see asking them to make replacements. Another in our party has a salad of some sort, I didn't hear any complaints. The last person had a chicken pasta, which looked good to me, but my teenager didn't like it. She said she doesn't like alfredo, I asked why she had ordered it... KIDS! I tasted it and it seemed alright to me. I was a little surprised by the prices. I guess Duvall is a quaint get away from the high rolling tech industry. As we walked out, there were a lot of people eating what looked like good burgers and other entrees. For me however, I think it was a bit expensive and the pizza wasn't good. I think on my next trip to Duvall I would not necessarily avoid the Grange, but I would be more interested in trying somewhere else.