Excellent coffee. Good chiller bars Nice staff, middle of…read moretown and enough parking space

Amazing single origin coffee, homemade cinnamon rolls, pepperoni rolls, and cookies. They also have…read moregood specialty drinks and foods.

We stopped in during on what I would think may be one of their busiest days of the year, the…read moreSaturday of the Strawberry festival. This was our first time in town and what a fun day to experience the atmosphere. Service was quick despite the extremely long line. We kept it simple with coffee and matcha. Both were great. We loved seeing familiar Appalachian art and a cozy lounge corner. Also loved their concept of coffee and local beers, serving multiple crowds.

Stopped here after a college visit with my family. Service was quick and easy. We just popped in to…read moreget an iced latte before we hit the road. In addition to the staff being nice, a super generous local customer gifted us $20 to put in our newborn's piggy bank.

The number of businesses offering food in Weston is small, let alone ones open on a Sunday…read moreafternoon. But you'd be hard pressed to miss this one on the town's main stretch. It offers bagels from one of those companies that ships from New York. The one I tried tasted proper and fresh, so whatever they are doing, it is working. But for those thinking they want a local taste, baked good were available, with signage stating that they were home-cooked and thus exempt from some local regulations (which is fine by me). Their drink options included non-dairy alternatives, including an almond milk chai that was on special when I visited. Whatever chai they use is heavy on ginger and it was worthwhile. They emphasize disposable packaging and the setting is quaint and well decorated. It wasn't the fastest service with only one person working, but in this rural of a setting, I could not have expected a better quality cafe.

We came here on Monday after their grand opening. We got iced caramel latte, and three iced Emily…read more(espresso + almond milk + cinnamon + brown sugar). The line was long and moved slowly, but there's plenty to look at and places to lounge. It's beautifully decorated and very cozy inside. The bagels look delicious, as do the pastries and french bread. What a special treat to have on Weston.

The atmosphere was more exceptional than Thomas due to the decor it looks amazing! The Dirty Chai…read morewas delicious as well!

I frequently visit tip top as it's a quiet place to study and the coffee is and scones are high…read morequality. A little over priced but still very tasty. However there are some things that are off about this place. Firstly whenever I order a coffee they'll give it to me in a random cup. Sometimes a mug, others a paper cup and even a glass cup. Not necessarily bad just odd. What is odd though is the employees reaction to not getting tips. They will give you nasty looks and lower quality service for not tipping on a 5 dollar coffee. I have one friend who was even made fun of. They will go as far as making fun of him for being gay when he isn't just for not tipping. I like supporting small businesses but the customer service needs work here.

Nice atmosphere, good food, friendly staff members, prices are reasonable. I recommendread more

Awesome spot on Brushy Fork Rd. In Buckhannon. Friendly staff and owners. The place also had a…read moredrive thru. The place serves awesome coffees: espresso drinks, this is a great place for lunch and dinner!

Fresh pastries, flavorful coffee and the staff are very helpful and outgoing. It's a relaxing…read moreenvironment. Will be going back!

Amazing staff! This place is quiet and adorable! Clean and just all together beautiful inside…read more Great coffee and if they make a mistake they make it right and every single time they have messed up they've offered me the coffee still and made a new one, they don't waist anything like most places would. I've gone on many little coffee dates with my husband and toddler and they're so social with my child, make him little frappe drinks like "pup cups" you'd get at Starbucks and cookies. This place will make you feel so welcomed and at home.

Great little coffee shops with excellent drinks and service! If you are in the area I highly…read morerecommend checking them out

Solid drinks, some less-common flavors (always love a coffee shop with cardamom syrup!), and quick…read moreservice!

We ordered two Americanos. One was surprisingly good. The other tasted terrible. How'd that happen?…read moreWho knows. Baked goods were terribly sweet...not edible for us...straight into trash after one bite. The internet did not work and there is no seating in the shop. The two women working there seemed overwhelmed and unhappy...we didn't feel welcome there. Seems like the typical WV vibe. Why even bother opening a coffee shop?

Stopped on the way home from Timberline - wanted to support the small town of Davis…read more Cute, cozy place for pastries and coffee - muffins were huge. Friendly service, good drink selection.

Tucked into the mountains of West Virginia in the small ski town of Thomas, TipTop Coffee feels…read morelike the kind of place you hope to stumble upon while wandering Appalachian back roads. The town itself has that perfect mountain-arts vibe--historic brick buildings, quiet streets, and a steady flow of hikers, skiers, and road-trippers--and TipTop fits right into that rhythm. The shop is cozy and unpretentious, the kind of café where the warmth from the espresso machine and the conversations around the room cut through the mountain chill. It feels local in the best way--welcoming without trying too hard. But the real highlight is the coffee. The cup I had was excellent: clean, balanced, and clearly prepared by people who care about the craft. It had the kind of clarity and sweetness that stands out, especially when you're used to road-trip coffee stops that are just "good enough." This was genuinely memorable. If you're passing through the Canaan Valley / Blackwater Falls area or chasing powder at Timberline or Canaan Valley Resort, TipTop Coffee is absolutely worth the stop. It's proof that even in a small Appalachian ski town, you can still find a cup that would hold its own in much bigger coffee cities. A mountain gem.

Nothing but great service, coffee and food every time we've been here. Plain and simple.read more

Service is amazing and the girls there are so sweet! The place is always super welcoming, clean and…read morea cute place to go for coffee dates etc..

Almost Heaven is a quite popular baked goods, coffee, and pie/cake shop. I understand that the…read moredemand for the goods is high and the staff may be shorthanded, so I'm taking that into consideration. Trying to keep up with everything is challenging with low staff. The aesthetic of the edifice is alluring enough, and they do a great job with decorations. You're met with the sight of coffees, croissants, cheesecakes, and other goods that look very promising. However, what Almost Heaven does well with visuals, they lack in quality of food, which, as a restaurant, shouldn't be neglected. Regarding the former, the upkeep and cleanliness of the inside could certainly be improved. There were fruit flies in the display shelves and in the air, some dusty spider webs on the hanging lights above, and there were noticeable crumbs on the floors/tables. Again, I understand that there may not be enough staff, but the sight of fruit flies on the cookies and cheesecakes is off-putting. Regarding the food, there is a wide selection of sweets, from milkshakes, smoothies, cookies, cannolis, cheesecakes, and others. There's also paninis, melts, and other sandwiches with breakfast and lunch varieties. I have tried the Mountain Mama and the Breakfast Melt Croissant; the former was actually quite good but the latter was nothing special. I've tried the hot chocolate, several different cookies, a slice of the classic cheesecake, and the seasonal pumpkin pecan caramel pie. Unfortunately, I wouldn't order any of these again. Everything was too forward with sweetness. I get that desserts are supposed to be sweet, but it was almost as if the whipped cream was store-bought and that there was far too much sugar in the stale chocolate chip cookie. I'm not sure how long the desserts are kept in the displays, but it seems that it's too long. Lastly, wait times can take a while. I once ordered only a panini and waited 18 minutes for it to come out, and the pretzel bun was burnt. Ordering a coffee or other drink doesn't seem to have long wait times, however, so it's possible that the staff was prioritizing easier orders. Still, if the sandwich is "premade" as one of the employees mentioned, then 18 mins is too long to wait for one thing. Overall, if I could give 2.5 stars, I would, but I'll round up because I haven't tried the entire menu. Certainly a lot of room for improvement for AHD. The price for the quality of food is very mismatched, and unless they get better ingredients and have fresher goods, then I'll have to skip out of visiting the bakery again.