Such a charming local find! Friendly, fairly priced, good portions, good espresso, and nice patio…read more What more could you want in a coffee shop/ bakery lunch? Love it!

Adorable little bakery and breakfast spot that is located in a beautiful old house in Black…read moreMountain. We would have never known about it, except after dining at the Red Rocker restaurant. The grounds are lovely and are shaded with large trees and have seating underneath them. There's also an outside patio where customers can enjoy their food. We opted for the seating inside and I had a delicious everything bagel with lox, cream cheese and capers. Dave had eggs, sausage and cheese on an everything bagel too. There was a continuous line of customers buying bakery stuff and getting coffee. The atmosphere is so homey and pleasant that it a pleasure to eat there.

We love Honeybee's!! My mother-in-law has been buying goodies from them for years. When we fly out…read moreto visit her (CA to TN), there are always Honeybee's goodies on the table but I have to admit my Achilles' heel is 100% her dinner rolls. OMG! So delicious and slathered with butter We actually stop on the way to the airport and get at least 2 dozen of Honeybee's rolls for the flight home. We used to get only 1 dozen but I've never made it back to Cali without at least one passenger bartering for a few.. it's become a thing! fresh, buttery rolls on a plane is the adult equivalent to getting to stop at McDonald's for a Happy Meal on the way back to school from a doctors appointment; you're literally king for the day! My favorite barter-to-date is a few visits ago when our group was all separated on the plane. The ladies I was sitting next to ordered me a buffalo chicken wrap and a mimosa in exchange for a dozen of my precious dinner rolls ‍ Long story long, Honeybee's has not only made my visits to Tennessee even more special, they've pulled off making the long flight home fun too! I am for sure a lifelong fan!!! I'm so happy Honeybee's was able to not only survive during the pandemic, but become exceedingly popular! I've met a few of the staff throughout the years and their team is so friendly and dedicated to giving the best of what they do! Congrats, Honeybee's!!

Quality and taste were amazing! I last minute wanted a special treat for my husband on his birthday…read moreand we both LOVED these! Best cupcakes we've ever had!!! With 2 days notice I was able to score these simply by facebook messaging them to order and arrange a pickup spot that was convenient for us both. I cannot recommend them enough! I will definitely be ordering again!!! Support a local business and give them a try...you'll be repeat customers too!

I dropped by this morning and was wowed by the food. This place is a unique gem in JC. Handmade…read morecroissants and baked delicacies. My family loved the three items I chose. The chocolate croissant, breakfast brioche and maple blueberry bear claw. Would highly

My wife and I really wanted to visit this place while we were in Johnson City . This place was not…read moreon our agenda but we are happy we visited because this place had a lot of great items from their Bakery and even have some vegan options too. They had some alcohol and non alcoholic options as well too! Staff here was absolutely friendly and helpful at explaining their items. Highly recommend, dining in here so you have the time to check out all the vendors inside.

This is a lovely little store with friendly owners and good products! We've stopped by a few times…read moreand we've been impressed by everything we've bought from there. All of the produce is fresh, and I think quite a bit of it is local, or at least from neighboring regions. They have a good selection of things like preserves and honey. Their baked goods are excellent, particularly the cookies. The pimiento cheese is to die for. My parents buy meat there often and say it's always good quality. If I lived in the area I'd definitely be a regular. This is a great local spot to support.

We have been to this produce market over the years and they've always had high-quality vegetables…read moreand products and they carry high-quality meats as well and organic eggs and I think their prices are very reasonable compared to some road side stands so we will always come back and get some of the things we need when we're in the area. Right now they have a lot of cool fall pumpkins I love the very different looking looking ones!!! if you have not been you need to go and they have an incredible jam and jelly & honey section as well!!!

Smokey mountain bakers is a very quaint and cool place. I love that it's kind of unexpected in…read moreappearance how good the food is. Pulling up in the parking lot, you can smell the wood fired oven as it bellows out that smokey goodness from it's hearth. The food here is exceptional! From the baked goods to pizza it's very fresh and the barista does a fine job at making the coffees as well. My favorite is the caramel macchiato. If you haven't been to Smokey Mountain Bakers, treat yourself to an authentic Roan Mountain gem. Roan Mountain would not be the same without it.

Great little spot to grab some pizza(bYO Beer & Wine), coffee or great pastry! We stopped in after…read moreChristmas tree shopping a couple weeks back. Food is amazing and staff are super friendly! We will be back next time we are in the area! Cheers!!!

One of the best sandwiches, pastries, and service I've ever had! I definitely recommend stopping…read moreby!!

Not just the best sandwich in Western North Carolina but an amazing shopping experience with folks…read morethat treat you like family! I heard about this place from some friends years ago and regularly frequented for the killer deli sandwiches and old world bakery. Back then it was called Troyer's but recently went back and the entire shopping/dining experience has been elevated in the best of ways!!!! I was greeted immediately when I walked in by a super sweet couple rocking out the incredible sandwiches! I found out they had been making the Troyer's sandwiches for years which was so cool. Come to find out they now have beef, pork, lamb & chicken for sale grown right on the same property! I grilled a ribeye that next day and the flavor was on par with anything from the chop shop! I also found out they have a CSA that delivers right to my home which makes for least waste and need to use the corporate grocery store so often. The grocery section has so many options from dry goods to locally made products they have you covered. I picked up goats milk soap, spicy pickles, champagne mustard, old world candy, and an amazing soup my family loved. The oatmeal crème pie is by far the best dessert after an amazing sandwich I've ever had the pleasure of enjoying. I also grabbed a loaf of fresh baked and it was to die for! The front porch is pet friendly and I really enjoyed the ambiance with birds chirping and laughter from the 10 local fireman all enjoying the same vibe!

We happened to be lucky enough to be spending a couple of days close to this gem of a coffee shop…read more We stopped in the first day because I heard someone in the lobby of hotel mention she was enjoying a Peanut Butter & Jelly Latte from the shop nearby. We walked over and we were so glad we did! By PB&J Iced Latte was so good! The cold foam on top was so yummy and the drink really did taste like a PB&J. The Iced Chai was also delish! It was spicy and not overly sweet. We stopped by before we left town the next day - for one more PB&J Latte, another Chai as well as the Blackberry Lemonade and a few baked treats for the road. The Blackberry Lemonade was a fun drink - icey and refreshing! (It was pretty sweet, but also tart - really good) The staff were SO welcoming (especially the sweetest baby ever at the register ) Everyone behind the counter was smiling and actively working which is why our drinks were ready fairly quickly both days despite the crowd. The shop had fun little gifts and stickers which tempted us while we waited. We were happy to see so many Gluten Free treat options - they were all individually wrapped which made them even safer for our son with celiac. This is a great place - we will definitely stop in next time we are in the area!

I wanted to love this spot, as it seemed cute! I think we stopped in at a bad time and they were…read moreSLAMMED. We ended up just ordering coffee, and although the line moved pretty quickly, it took quite awhile to get our drinks, and one came out way later than the other. We sat in chair in the back and it was pretty comfortable. On a quieter day, I think you could sit and check emails here or chat with a friend. We had hoped to order food as well, but they were out of a lot of items and warned that egg bites would take 15+ mins to make, so we passed on that. Overall, I'd give it another chance, as the coffee was enjoyable. Felt like they were caught a little off guard that day.

Delicious coffee and drink choices, and some of the tastiest baked goods around! If you stop here…read moreyou have to try the huge homemade oatmeal cream pie or any one of their muffins...YUM!

I swung by the Burnsville library first thing, hoping to settle in for a bit ‐ but it was closed…read more No matter. I figured a coffee shop might serve up better internet anyway, and I wasn't wrong. The morning crew was bustling but friendly, quickly selling me a cup for the self-serve station and pointing me toward the stairs. The ground floor is cozy and compact, but they've got a second level that opens things up nicely. I chose the light roast labeled 'Autumn Honduras,' which turned out to be a fabulous pick ‐ bright, smooth, and just what I needed. I added a modest splash of cream, climbed the stairs, and found a quiet spot to settle in. I spent a solid hour up there, sipping slowly and sketching out the next leg of my journey through the mountains. It's a genuinely comfortable space, with enough warmth and quiet to make a full workday feel entirely doable. You could easily lose track of time here, and I wouldn't blame you one bit. [Review 1229 of 2025 - 4414 in North Carolina - 24781 overall]

Yummy cake for Mother's Day!! Celebrating early w my mom, and this cake is it only gorgeous, but…read moresuper SUPER tasty!!! I told my husband that from here in out, this is the only place we will get special occasion cakes from!! Thanks y'all

If you want anything, make sure you come after 930 because they are not prepared like a regular…read morebakery when they open. I went in about 845 and they said it would be about a half an hour before the cupcakes where ready. So I came back an hour and half later. I got a cherry cheesecake cupcake and a red velvet cupcake. The cherry cheesecake was disgusting. It tasted like synthetic cherry. Like I was actually eating a cherry car scent mixed with candy hearts. The frosting on both were the same cream cheese frosting but they definitely needed to add more cream cheese because it was way way too sweet. Went in trash. Red Velvet cupcake itself was tasty. But these are regular size cupcakes and not worth the price. Was $5.22 for 2. I have worked at 2 legit bakeries and both of them we have to get there a minimum of four hours before opening to make sure we have all the product baked and set out. If not... That's how you lose customers.

The I-40 is all you need to know. Period! Lol Seriously it…read morewas delicious. I liked the apple as well, the crust on these pies are the best crusts ever. I've tried the apple, but not fond of the crumble topping. It would be delicious with their crust topping. I can't review the other pies as I've not tried them...yet. :) Highly recommend Buttermilk Sky.

I was craving a good peanut butter pie and, since the standard to beat is Bush's Baked Beans…read moreVisitor Center, I decided to give this place a shot after seeing it on Google. I picked up a mini peanut butter pie and an item listed on their menu as a "chewy chocolate chip" treat, paying around $7 apiece. Unfortunately, neither hit the mark. The peanut butter pie was just okay--it lacked rich peanut butter flavor and fell far short of expectations. The "chewy" chocolate chip treat was completely inedible. There was zero chew to it; it was rock-hard. A fork wouldn't pierce it, smacking it on the counter didn't budge it, and even sawing at it with a serrated knife did nothing. It was basically an expensive paperweight that went straight into the trash (I'm posting a video on Yelp so people can see for themselves). The only reason this is getting two stars instead of one is because the girl working the counter was genuinely sweet and friendly. Aside from the service, the treats were a major letdown, and I'll be sticking to Bush's for my peanut butter pie fix.