We saw the sign while driving and took the exit to try. We found a parking spot but it is a shared…read morelot. I think there were sports going on. It looks like it's located right next to a high school or sports center. I had the peanut butter with chocolate frappe which was very tasty. I asked for a little less sweet and the ladies were so kind and able to add less. They had energy drinks, coffee, and Tillamook ice cream there too! There is enough seating if you want to have your coffee and a bite there.

We have always seen the sign for Safari Coffee on the highway, and since we needed some quick…read morebreakfast and some coffee, we decided to give this place a try! Safari Coffee is described as a full-service, non-profit coffee shop, supporting local and international missions. The menu includes coffee, frappes, blended drinks, teas, coffee, baked goods, ice cream, and even bottled beverages. Drinks come in a Journey size (12 oz) or in a Mission size (20 oz). We ordered: +a White Peppermint Mocha - in a Journey size +a Chai Latte - in a Journey size, with oat milk +a Bacon Egg and Cheese Egg Bites - comes with 2 bites The drinks were absolutely delicious! We requested these extra hot, and they delivered! The drinks were strong, creamy, and delicious! The hubs enjoyed the egg bites, as they were hot, fresh, and filling! Staff are very kind and sweet, and there's ample seating inside - a great quite place to play catch-up or do some work. There are also some games that patrons can enjoy. Safari Coffee is located inside the Journey Christian Fellowship, and they also have a drive-thru! Ample parking in their large lot. +delicious coffees! +kind service! +drive-thru available +ample parking

Not open on a Thursday during posted hours... no sign…read more Guess I have to go get my daily fix elsewhere...

love these donuts! so much better than the big box brands And I love supporting local small…read morebusiness.

I would really like to know how does a donut shop run out of donuts at 10am? And the coffee has…read moregotten really bitter tasting, are they burning it? I guess I will skip Dunkin' and start going across the street to Starbucks....‍

This location was very spacious on the inside for not having a Baskin-Robbins included. It was very…read moreupdated and trending looking on the inside. However, there was barely anyone in there outside of my daughter and myself and the wait was extremely long for someone to even take our order. Then after our order was taken we proceeded to wait even longer to have everything ready. We ordered: Two sweet black pepper bacon croissant sandwiches, two caramel lattes small, two Boston cream donuts, and one snackin bacon. I really hate to overuse the word "fresh" but something about the food that was prepared here. It wasn't old, it wasn't stale, it wasn't under a heat lamp, it was fresh! Which in the grand scheme is probably why it took longer than it typically would at an alternate location. My family really enjoyed the food from here.

About a 1-1.5: The Early Bird Cafe is a food truck that is located in a small gravel lot, right off…read moreof Kent Highway. We were in the area, and we saw that there was a little line at this place and decided to check them out. Their menu offers various drink s(seasonal, coffee, tea, and frappes), as well as bagels, muffins, donut holes, and French toast sticks for some bites. We ordered: +the Rolo - prepared with caramel and dark chocolate; definitely not any type of Rolos I've had - this was extremely weak and watered down, and I think there was a slight hint of chocolate syrup in there; this was tossed +Chai - this was probably one of the worst chai drinks we've had; it was very watered down and tasted very artificial-like; this was tossed +French toast Sticks - comes with 5 sticks with a cup of maple syrup; I was just a little surprised that the edges were burnt and were still served; it seemed as if they do make these to order, as we received them warm The truck seems to be popular with the locals, as we did see cars come in and out; I'm not sure if the locals and/or visitors don't know about another local coffee shop that is just down the road that is unbelievably amazing... The staff are definitely friendly; we just were not fans of the items we ordered. Maybe it was an off day? Some parking available in the gravel lot. +watered down drinks +burnt items +friendly staff +parking available in gravel lot

Grabbed an iced vanilla latte at the Farmers Market and asked for it to not be sweet and it was…read moreperfect! They executed the coffee and sweetness level exactly right! I will definitely grab coffee from them again.

Came here to get gas. Love's Travel Stop is what I would call a trucker's stop mixed with a 7/11: a…read morebusy 24/7 convenience store with readymade food, snacks, women's accessories/souvenirs, assorted hot and cold drinks, work clothes, truck/car items and services along with a shower for purchase. The store was well stocked and employees were pleasant and helpful. All in all, a great gas and go and pick up a snack establishment along with the option to purchase car/ truck items and services and the ability to take a shower, if needed.

Pretty good store, lots of stuff to look at. Was there…read morearound midnight, stayed for a little while. Got a strawberry cake and a blinking keychain, what more could one want?! Staff were very nice.

I live very close to Treats & Treasures and had never taken the time to try them out until Saturday…read moreNovember 2nd night before last. I got 2 to-go orders of 2-piece Flounder one with Broccoli and Mac & Cheese, and the other with Broccoli and Mashed Potatoes and Hushpuppies for both and also Banana Pudding. Both orders were devoured and thoroughly enjoyed by my family waiting for them at home. The Flounder pieces were Hugh and breaded just right the sides were great and the Banana Pudding was truly delicious. I am sorry it has taken me so long to try Treats & Treasures out before now I will definitely be back and try some of the other menu items and the Ice cream, I saw others enjoying while my order was being prepared for me thank you for a great meal.

Sadly they have closed! It was a great family owned country restaurant with fantastic variety of…read morehome made meals. Including their homemade limeades, pastries, pies and ice cream. Hard working family that is missed because the landlord sold the property from under them. We pray they find another local location close to their original location!

A fun stop! Lots of seating areas which made it nice to spread out. Live music some weekends…read morewhich was really nice. The wines are good and the food selection is plentiful. The baked Brie was our favorite! It wasn't crowded so it wasn't bad going inside to order but when crowded it might be a pain. The staff were very friendly and welcoming!

Review for New Kent Winery - Where Vines Meet Vibes…read more We popped into New Kent Winery one sunny afternoon while cruising down to Virginia Beach -- because what's a road trip without a little wine country detour, am I right? This place? Massive. Immaculate. It's giving modern farmhouse chic meets Napa-lite. Think soaring ceilings, airy spaces, and a patio that overlooks the vineyards like it was built for sipping and Instagramming. If your aesthetic is "refined with a hint of rosé," you'll be right at home. They've got a monster wine list -- obviously -- but plot twist: they also brew their own beer(Talleysville Brewery). So, if you're rolling in with someone who's more hops than grapes, they're covered too. The food menu is small but mighty -- just enough to keep your buzz from turning into a dizzy spell. We ordered the spinach dip with tortilla chips (creamy, garlicky, devourable) and paired it with a flight of four beers: * Cerveza con Limón y Sal - A crisp Mexican lager with zesty citrus vibes. Summer in a glass. * Old Church Vienna Lager - Malty, slightly sweet, with a bit of a bitter bite. A polite handshake of a beer. * Double Cut IPA (Galaxy & El Dorado) - Hoppy, punchy, and packing that metallic aftertaste my wife adores (I'm still working on liking it). * Black Knight Stout - A dark and brooding Irish stout with Bugle Call coffee. Basically, an espresso martini's beer cousin who rides a motorcycle. Service? Smooth, friendly, and on top of it. No complaints there. Overall, New Kent is the kind of place that makes you say, "Wait, why don't we stop here more often?" Whether you're in it for the views, the vibes, or a good pour, it delivers.

Even though we stopped here at prime lunch time, the staff was able to serve us pretty quickly. The…read moreinside of the restaurant was clean. It was very crowded and there were a lot of screaming children, but not the restaurants fault. Food was hot and good!

This McDonald's location is absolutely horrible. The staff is extremely rude and the customer…read moreservice is completely unprofessional. The restaurant isn't clean and one of the ice machines is broken and the staff doesn't even care

Up front I always explain that my reviews are based on my expectation going in. If I rate…read moretruck-stop sushi 5-stars, it's not on the Nobu scale. That said... I travel a lot for work, and my favorite easy stop on the road is Waffle House for 'breakfast anytime'. The brand has suffered over the years and many locations fail to live up to the nostalgia of the basic meal at a fair price with folksy appeal. The Waffle House in Quinton still hits it out of the park with fresh food, made right with friendly service. Not only was all of our food delicious, but the staff wash professional and welcoming. The place was being cleaned any time someone had a free moment. I think the whole dinning area was mopped just during my last visit. Thank you all for still doing it right. Yelpers on your way to/from Virginia Beach: Go there and tip with gusto!

Got here around 1030 am on Sunday and it was very busy. At times, people were lined up 10 deep to…read moreget seated. My wife and I waited about 10 mins before seating at the bar. This place is small with about seating for 50. The staff was very busy for the Sunday breakfast rush, and I counted 9 working staff. I had the large all star breakfast, which included hash browns, waffle, eggs, toast, meat and a drink for 14$- great pricing. My wife had a breakfast sandwich for 8$. The staff was friendly, the food is good, and it was clean. We will be back.