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    Wagon Wheel Cafe

    4.0 (3 reviews)
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    2 months ago

    The food was great and the staff were very friendly. Definitely worth getting off the beaten path!

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    Destination Coffee And Cream

    Destination Coffee And Cream

    (12 reviews)

    I quite liked this place, it was so easy to forget that I was inside the mall when you step into…read morethis cozy coffee shop. The two people working at the counter were very helpful and friendly, and I really liked that they had a nice variety of options including a nice range of choices. I opted for a London fog with almond milk and sugar free vanilla syrup, and it was warm and lovely. The chairs we planted our butts on to catch up and chat for like an hour were super comfortable, and this just feels like a nice, comfortable, classy space: all open with soft lighting. It was a great place to step away from the crowded, loud, bright lights of the outside world. We will definitely be back.

    I cannot give anything less than the best because that's what they served me!…read more Located near Dick's, the warmth was felt when I walked through the door. And I'm not talking about the temperature. The warm greeting, the smile, the welcome. It's spacious and far from feeling cramped. A great space for solo work or if you just need a quiet moment. The worker was pausing in between my order to guide a newer worker on how to create a drink. The manner in how he guided him to making the drink was so calm and gentle.... out here exuding God's love!! I tried the banana bread latte, a plain coffee and I ordered my friend a watermelon mint refresher. We all loved our drinks. Thank you for being a quiet space in a busy world. Oh...if you're feeling it... don't be ashamed to write on the HOW CAN WE PRAY FOR YOU board. Galatians 6:2

    Rosewood Virginia

    Rosewood Virginia

    (11 reviews)

    Rosewood is a gem in an area with a dearth of nice places to hang out. They have a good pub menu…read moreand a very nice selection of beer (that you can get by the bag!). We've taken my daughter to afternoon tea a few times, and it's always a great deal of fun. The owners/operators are extremely friendly and helpful. I just wish they stayed open later.

    Move over Batman & Robin, there's a new dynamic duo in town! The couple that owns this circa 1790…read morehistoric farmhouse, has transformed it into an amazing venue. It's three restaurants under one roof! The buttery yellow exterior is warm and inviting, with gardens, arches, outdoor lights, lovely courtyard, and even a surrounding white picket fence! In this tiny town of Lunenburg, it was quite a surprise to find this countryside tea room/café/tavern! What a perfect location for weddings, and other events! We came for tea! The tea service is at 2:30 and the hosts kindly accommodated us calling a day ahead, as reservations are required. We were tickled pink when we entered the foyer painted a bright magenta with shelves of teacups and wide-brimmed fancy hats along the walls. Our table was in a cottage-styled room with English chintz floral tablecloths, robin egg blue walls, a cozy fireplace guarded by a hot pink lion statue keeping watch over his domain we dubbed him Pepper), and weathered wooden fences provided the backs for the benches, so shabby chic! We loved the bird motif throughout this cozy room! The mantle was strewn with various bird figurines, amidst bird houses & nests displayed at various spots around the room. Our places were set with beautiful rose patterned china, as Paul, our host offered us tea! He then brought the multi-tiered plate server that held the most delectable small bites I'd ever had at a tea room! Paul was extremely amiable and spot on as he described the offerings. He informed us that the chef, his wife Kathy, made everything from scratch! There was a scrumptious ham, cheese and green pepper quiche, an amazing spinach/feta pastry, and a creative Reuben pinwheel with homemade sauerkraut! Then of course, the classic cucumber finger sandwiches! We were blown away by the savories! The sweet potato & cinnamon scones were fluffy, dense and perfectly sweetened, served with a cinnamon vanilla whipped cream... delicious! For the dessert course, we we served pumpkin spice mini cakes & homemade chocolate truffles. Wow! We were completely satisfied with the food and the service was impeccable! A delightful conversation ensued with Paul and Kathy as we learned how they met and decided to open this establishment! Paul is also a shoemaker, and serves the local community cobbler services in a small shop behind the main farmhouse! After our meal, we wandered to the second tearoom which was painted a golden yellow with heavy wooden furniture exhibiting loads of china, coffee/tea urns, teapots, and collectibles. The focal point is the bright white fireplace, decorated for the season! Note the gorgeous Indian quilt wall hanging, quite a story there! This room is definitely more of an classic English style. Through the archway you enter the café, a much more casual atmosphere with a few tables donning oilcloth tablecloths, checkered floors, and a hutches and shelves filled with various teas, coffees, and gifts. Here the locals gather for sandwiches, salads, and a few menu specials! Also, along with homemade cakes and pies for dessert, they serve Richlands Ice Cream! The next room is the cozy British tavern with a couple high-top tables and seating at the small bar. I could definitely see my hubby and I here grabbing a pint, some pub fare and listening to live music. A blue leather chair, Guinness signs, suits of armor and deer heads add to the rustic, warmth of this quaint tavern. Nothing short of a power couple, Paul and Kathy have a flair for making their customers into their friends! I certainly hope they thrive and survive during this pandemic because it's obvious they are serving the community and surroundings towns with the best in culinary pleasures!

    Wagon Wheel Cafe - cafes - Updated May 2026

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