Great quality coffee (2 iced caramel breve) and they taste delicious. We also got 2 Wildwood bagel…read moresandwiches with salmon and we were both very impressed by the quality, quantity, and the bagel itself. Overall great experience, super cute place. Service was also great.

The service was great, no issues, neat little place. Coffee was meh, sounded better than the actual…read moreproduct. Would stop again but try something different. Both our coffees were not terribly impressive. Also grabbed two oatmeal cream pies which were just two oatmeal cookies with sweet frosting. Disappointed as well. Will try something different some other time.

Stopped in for a treat and was not disappointed! As always, the staff was friendly and the place…read morewas full of college kids enjoying a late afternoon pick me up. You know how you can just look at something and know it tastes delicious? That was the Lemony Snickerdoodle cookie. A slight crunch on the outside due to the sugar with moist, tangy lemon goodness in the middle. SO GOOD! The star of my visit though was the Cold Fashioned cold brew. I had never heard of this and knew I had to try it. Made with house-made cold brew, a couple dashes of bitters, a splash of maple syrup, (and I added a splash of almond milk!), it was smooth, slightly sweet, and very refreshing. Nothing like I have ever had before! It is a seasonal item so I suggest you get down to Broad Porch Coffee ASAP to try!

Very nice place. It has a well lit open space with skylights, plenty of plants, and good music…read more Great vibes. The food looked so good (and it was) that I couldn't resist digging in before taking the picture. Staff is friendly and helpful. Great service.

There is so much good about this Place. Great location…read more Excellent fresh food. Homemade amazing. The food planning service is next level. Love this place.

This place is fabulous! They serve breakfast all day and everything is made on premises. They keep…read morethe tables clean, have a great selection and they are super friendly.

If you're looking for a chill and cool place that resembles Bill Hader's infamous Steffan character…read morefrom early 2010's SNL that also delivers one of the most excellent bagels I've had east of the Mississippi (but west of the Potomac), this place is for you. The back patio provided an utmost serene experience in one of the chillest corners of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The temptation to order a cheeky pint at 10am was real!!! Stay strong. Get the bagel Sammy.

My partner and I came in this morning for bagels and coffee. The place has a cool vibe and is…read morecomfortable. It was pretty crowded, so we grabbed a table outside in the front. But a customer inside kindly came out and said they were leaving, offering us their inside table. (There's also the beer garden outside in the back for seating, which looks like it would be nice and comfortable.) I got an everything bagel with hummus and tomato. My partner got everything bagel, scallion cream cheese, tomato ($0.85 for tomato) and lox ($6 for the lox). Although everything tasted good, we both noticed that the bagels were really, really dense, tough and chewy. Like uncomfortably tough and chewy. My partner left one half of their bagel uneaten and I didn't finish mine. It looked great and the hummus and cream cheese and other toppings were fine, but the bagel was really, really tough. I'd like to believe that it isn't because the bagels were stale, but the thought crossed my mind. The coffee I had (dark brew) was outstanding, served in a nice, large mug. Excellent! Service was efficient. I considered a four-star review because the coffee was outstanding, but the bagels were really disappointing. It's too bad. It looks like a cool place, but their main food item appears to be bagels. Maybe it was a one-off, but I spent over $26 for two bagels and one coffee, and I don't plan to come back to find out.

My friends and I went to Afton this past weekend for a quick getaway. Before the trip, I did some…read moreresearch on local coffee roasters, and Happ Coffee was easily at the top of my list. On our way to our Airbnb, a friend and I stopped by Happ, which is located inside an industrial-style building that's incredibly spacious. There's plenty of seating, along with a dedicated area where beans are available for purchase. The barista was really friendly, and we ended up having an in-depth conversation about drink recommendations. When I settled on a cappuccino, he walked me through how each milk option paired with the espresso. I ultimately chose whole milk since it doesn't have an overpowering flavor like almond milk, which allowed the light-roast espresso (an optional upgrade) to really shine. I didn't fully enjoy the cappuccino during the first couple sips because the mouthfeel of the whole milk felt a bit too thick, which didn't pair well with the light roast. However, it became more harmonious as I continued drinking, and the highlight was definitely the bright sweetness of the espresso. I really appreciate a coffee shop that pulls a light-roast espresso well. The barista asked for my thoughts, which I shared, and he then pulled me a shot using their South Paw (house espresso blend) beans to try. I thoroughly enjoyed this light-medium espresso, which was bright and strong, without the unpleasant acidity or bitterness that often follows. I don't typically recommend ordering a straight espresso shot at most coffee shops, but Happ does it well. Overall, it was a great experience -- lovely coffee and friendly baristas who genuinely care about their craft. I left with one of their limited-release coffees (a Peruvian Geisha), which I'm looking forward to trying as a pour-over at home.

I met a couple of friends there in the mid afternoon. I was surprised by the many people who were…read morethere. I had a big lunch so I got a flavored seltzer but tasted my friends energy balls. She loves them, I thought it was just alright. It was very noisy with all the people and someone was banging on the hinges of the front door. We had some important things to discuss and the noise was making it nearly impossible. I would like to try it again another time and get a coffee drink.

We stopped by Cinnamon Bear on a road trip and I'm so glad we found it!…read more It is a cute local cafe right next to the college campus. The have a wide variety of sandwiches, salads, bowls, and baked goods, and plenty of tables to sit at. We ordered sandwiches (sun-dried ham panini, breakfast sandwich), coffee and shared a cinnamon roll as a treat- it was wonderful! I would definitely recommend cinnamon bear for a yummy lunch or for a baked treat with coffee!

The Peppermint mocha was YUM!!!!! Perfect balance with the syrup to make you feel Christmas season…read morein the air. The sandwich was "ok". For the high price, you should definitely get another egg.

What went well? Everything! A cool vibed place for some homemade goodies, specialty coffees, and…read moresmoothies.... Features a variety of different musical events, offers fun activities on Thursday nights, and is just the perfect spot to just chill. This business is in the heart of Churchville, on the main drag, just down from the fire department. Pop in! You'll love it!

I've driven through Churchville more times than I can count. 99 percent of the time it's because…read moreI'm headed down to Goshen VA. But in the past couple of years, a certain maps program has been rerouting me past Bridgewater and Churchville in favor of another route to Goshen. I can only assume it's because the company who owns that maps program (rhymes with frugal) is evil, and did not want me to find one of the cutest little cafes that opened in 2019 in the quaint little one horse town. How dare you: (rhymes with Kugal). And ya know... the only reason I decided to drive through Churchville and Bridgewater this time was because of a super slow driver on Route 42 that was driving me nuts... and I just couldn't continue on 42 behind them ANYMORE. So, 2006-ish red Subaru Outback, please accept my rescission of all of my prior comments made to myself in my car driving behind you, and let me thank you, for sending me through an old stomping ground and consequently to MTN Mystic Gallery and Coffee. So now that we've gotten those completely asinine details out of the way... MTN Mystic serves a number of purposes in the town of Churchville including but not limited to: A gift shop, a local cafe, an art gallery, a jam band spot, a painting class venue... the list goes on and on. I was in need of a small gift for someone who had been caring for Toast that weekend and came across a plethora of adorably potted succulents and cacti that were so reasonably priced that I ended up buying 5 of them lol. Yes... I did. And guess what... sitting here now, I'm sort of regretting that I didn't buy more. The two people that worked at MTN Mystic ( A woman and man - whom I believe to be the owners) were just about the sweetest people I've met in a long long time. They were both so welcoming and ready to answer any and all questions. Side note, they also think French Toast is very cute which immediately gives them both bonus points and street cred. Turns out that the woman there actually made a bunch of jewelry in a small section of the cafe/gift shop where I also ended up purchasing a pair of adorable bumble bee earrings from her stand for my friend. Now let's talk about the drink I got. I ended up getting an iced coffee and I asked them to add cream. I will say... it was a little heavier on the cream than I would have gone... but it was also the amount of cream that I always WANT to put in my coffee but never do lol. So... one won't kill me right? ;) Throughout the cafe gift shop you can tell that they pay attention to detail. The chalkboard signage, which the man there actually did, is quite colorful and absolutely beautiful. In terms of the iced coffee, they included iced cubes that were made out of coffee #ManyBonusPoints, and a funny little wacky plastic straw which... ya know... I don't know what to say about that one lol. But... ya know what... If they're trying to make that their signature, it's something that I certainly won't forget anytime soon haha. This is gonna be a legit planned stop on my way down to Goshen next time. No more listening to that twisted maps app (rhymes with Caboodle #TM). I'm 100 percent going through Churchville cause I just can't wait to see what I find at this little eclectic spot next.

Stopped in for lunch on a Saturday about an hour before closing. This is a very cute restaurant…read more They have a ton of sandwich options. Our waitress was very nice. We all devoured our sandwiches, and would definitely stop by again.

Quaint little breakfast and lunch spot on Beverley with quiches, soups/salads, sandwiches. It's a…read moresmall operation so quiche and soup options are limited and on a rotation. No soup available during my first visit or any quiches that called to me so went with a chicken and bacon panini. Devoured every bite but plan to explore more of the menu on my return. Easy, quick, and friendly service. Beautiful mural of downtown Staunton surrounding the dining area, which we had a fun time picking out the details of.

Love a classic afternoon tea that won't break the bank? Heritage Cafe is the place. Enjoyed the…read moreFull Tea, which included unlimited tea, 3 savory sandwiches, 3 sweets, and a fresh generously sized scone (today's flavor was lemon and ginger). Seriously, these were some of the best scones I've ever had - crispy sweet outer texture, soft and fluffy on the inside, no crumbly mess like other scones. Wide selection of teas to choose from - I picked the lightly fruity Lady Grey, my husband the warm and toasty Genmaicha. And the savory sandwiches were a step up from the basic white bread standard - roast beef on a pretzel bun, tuna on a croissant, open faced cucumber, chicken with roasted red pepper spread. A lovely way to spend a late morning or early afternoon in downtown Harrisonburg.

Perfect! We got iced coffee and two pastries and everything was amazing! The staff are super…read morefriendly and nice. This is a must visit spot !

A great place to stop and get a samdwich, delicious coffee, and a bottle of wine or gift. Easy…read moreaccess off 81, and the people are always friendly. And it smells good inside. :) I've stopped many times.

Such a sweet and thoughtful place! The ambiance is farmers market meets Dean and Deluca. Not over…read morepriced and has hard to find items. We stocked up on fresh can veggies and fruit. We got spicy peaches and 4-pepper jam, with spicy asparagus and habanero pickles. their coffee shop is delish There are other food trucks onsite.. a Greta spot to have a stretch and the owner is amazingly sweet! He went through the history of the building and how they moved the building! Must stop by and enjoy!