The coffee is genuinely so good. The nutella croissants are also really good! The people are so…read morenice and the whole place is beautiful.

I had some business to take care of in Tazewell, VA this past Saturday and stopped at this coffee…read moreshop on Main Street in the town. They have large windows to let the natural light in. I ordered a large regular coffee from the girl behind the counter and it was pretty good. The only thing I did not like was the cost of my add on which was half and half. The place is spectacular and has ample seating to enjoy your brew.

Yum yum yum!!! We stopped here for donuts before heading to Burke's Garden. This place had such…read moregood reviews on Yelp! It didn't disappoint!!! As we'd never been there before, the staff offered us donut holes so we could sample the flavors - they are cakey donuts, and oh so good! We tried S'mores (flavor of the week), Drunky Monkey (my fave!), And the Blueberry Bourbon Crumble donut. You just can't go wrong here! They are super reasonably priced too

Fantastic doughnuts. Not your average donut shop. Donut Diva falls into the extra special…read morecategory. Their doughnuts remind me of another one of the great shops on the east coast, Revolution Doughnuts in Decatur GA. When I took my first bite I knew that I had found a doughnut shop that had done its homework. Next time I go there I will get more glazed. A half dozen was not enough.

Food quality/price 9. The atmosphere is neo-industrial. The coolest thing about this place is the…read moreability to purchase draught beer by the ounce! They give you and electronic wrist watch which allows you to draw however much of a beer you'd like, and automatically tracks how many ounces of each beer you've chosen, and you're charged 50 cents per ounce which calculates to $8 for a pint of beer. That's about what most bars charge, and you get to choose how much of each beer you'd like. This is a GREAT comcept! The food choices are limited, but they do have pizza, salads, and snacks. This genue is motorcycle related and is located near the North end of The Back of the Dragon motorcycle twisty. They have live entertainment on weekends.

It's a great place to stop after a fun filled day of riding any where around the area not just the…read moreBOD route. Plenty of merch, food and beer to purchase and enjoy. Lots of friendly folks there and out on the road. We've ridden the BOD for years, long before the Tazewell shop opened. Make a day of it like we do from Charlotte. Starting in the am head up 16 North to Marion VA making your way by the Highway Drive-in aka Dip Dog stand for some greasy goodness around lunch time then continue on 16 N through the designated Back of the Dragon route, make sure to give some love to the Thompson Valley Market ( the unofficial previous BOD welcome spot) then continue into Tazewell and a stop at the Back of the Dragon for some refreshment and merch before returning to Charlotte, either back the way you came or grab 77 South out of the Wytheville VA area for a quicker return. It's a long day but great therapy for the soul.

Visited for the first time today, the coffee was very good and the service by barista was over the…read moretop good. They've made a customer out of me whenever I'm in the area.

Love the coffee and the small town vibe. Plus the beverages are cheaper than Starbucksread more

Stopped by The Grind in Wytheville, VA, and loved it! The coffee was delicious, and the storefront…read morewas just too cute. Loved that there were multiple options of sizing for hot and cold. Not just your regular 12 or 16oz. Definitely adding this one to my go-to stops whenever I travel through the area. There's something special about finding little local gems along the way!

Cool spot for breakfast or lunch. And I guess coffee…read more I don't drink coffee, but my friend Bod does. I stayed in Bluefield and he lives in Princeton, but he met me here since it was on my way to Cherokee. This leg of the trip was to drop off some cash for Mr. Bob. A lot of it. No, not that kind of money. Clean money. Anyway... The staff here is super friendly, the atmosphere fits the area, and the place has some charm. It looks like the prices for the sandwiches are very fair, but I got a bagel, and the price for one bagel is too high. However, this is more of a sandwich and coffee shop; it's not a bagel store. I definitely recommend The Grind. I'm not really a morning person so I don't know what Bob was talking about half the time, but that's just me. Definitely recommended!

If you need a caterer for your event, I highly recommend Four Seasons! We recently used them for…read moreour wedding and could not have been happier! I was nervous because I was so far away and couldn't try it before hand. This is not out-of-the-can catering. The Lemon Dill Chicken was the biggest hit with my crowd. Rhonda was great to work with. Everything was delicious! Thank you thank you!!!!

From the owner: Homemade meals, serving breakfast and lunch. We do on and off site catering, full service bakery,…read morewedding, anniversary baby shower and birthday cakes. We do it ALL!

This family business is in a former Piiggly Wiggly. Cute and…read morecozy run by three sisters, thus the name. Cloth napkins and eclectic tables welcome you. The food is great, we missed the famous biscuits because they had run out for the day. Prices are unbelievably low prices for breakfast. Fresh fruit included with each entree. It also houses clothing and specialty gifts throughout the restaurant. If you are in the Marion area this is a .must place to checkout in the downtown area.

This spot was pretty good overall. The idea of Mac and cheese soup was probably one of the most…read moreunique approaches I've seen in a while. I liked the sweet tea and egg salad sandwich and the prices were quite reasonable. The service and ambiance were nice and felt very local and community based. Very cute spot - wish I had had more time to shop around.

Delicious coffee and pastries in a very clean and tidy location. Staff is extremely friendly and…read moreefficient. Found this by accident traveling along 81, but will make it a point to stop any opportunity in the future.

Such a gem of a restaurant! Great food, coffee and smoothies. We didn't try any of the baked…read moregoods but they looked delicious. Will be back for sure.

We came in close to closing for a quick snack. Reclaimed older home with a lot of local art-…read morereminded me of restaurants in Charleston. The coffee we had was very good- latte and flat white. They had run out of cold brew. Cinnamon bun was very sweet but good. The gluten free brownie was ok and chocolate chip cookie was airy (interesting) and enjoyed. If we had more time would have liked to have a full lunch.

Great little restaurant with delicious food and a cute, relaxing atmosphere! We had never been here…read morebefore and decided to give it a try. The food was definitely the highlight, and I'll be back to try some of the other menu items. The service, however, could use a little improvement. Our server took a while to come over, and there were several moments where she seemed unsure about the menu. The sign at the door and the menu both said to ask about the grilled cheese of the day. When I asked, she responded in a very perplexed tone, "Umm, I think it's..." -- which was a little surprising since it was already 1 p.m. When she told me what it was, I realized it had meat. I even said, "Oh darn, it has meat on it," since I'm vegetarian, and she just replied, "Yeah." I noticed later that the menu says many items can be modified for vegan and gluten-free diets, so it would have been nice if she had mentioned that the grilled cheese could potentially be customized. I also asked what the soup was, and again she had to stop and think before saying, "I believe it's..." The name/description was unusual, so when we asked her to repeat it, she didn't really explain what it was. I'm still not entirely sure what the soup actually was. I was a server for years, and I completely understand not knowing every little thing, but knowing the daily specials and being able to describe them is pretty important. There was also some confusion about the breakfast menu. I was surprised to learn that grits are available after 11 a.m. on Saturdays. I asked if breakfast was served all day and specifically mentioned that I knew gravy and grits weren't available after 11 based on the menu. She then told me that on Saturdays they are available, which seems like something that could probably be clarified on the menu. Overall, the service wasn't bad, it just felt like it was lacking a little energy and attentiveness. We were never offered or given a refill on our sodas either. That said, the food was DELICIOUS, and the atmosphere is really cute and relaxing. I definitely plan to come back and try more of the menu. Hopefully the service was just an off day, because this little restaurant has a lot going for it!

Great stop on our drive back north. The sandwiches are huge! The price is very reasonable as well!read more

I always stop here when I drive by. It's right off the highway and there are gas station options…read morenearby, making it an easy decision. They have a mix of local bulk foods (honey, jellies, jams, chocolates, candies, etc.), a cooler aisle (drinks, sauerkraut, etc.), and a sandwich deli in the back. Bathrooms are clean. Parking is plentiful. And there's no hurry in shopping. If you can't find something, they'll point you to three kinds of whatever you're asking for. You will always buy twice what you expected and eat some multiple of the candies you promised yourself you'd "save" on the way home. So save room in your trunk, people.