Always delicious home cooked meals! I've stopped in for breakfast on multiple occasions and dinner…read moremost recently. The food is always consistently great! Service is mostly quick and the vibe is calming and laid back. It is a little more upscale for the neighborhood but so welcoming. They have a great beer selection if you like to enjoy a cold one after a big day of riding or hiking! It's usually a must stop for a meal when we are in town. I wish I had photos but we definitely devoured it all!!

If I could give this place 10 stars I would. It is definitely a hidden gem…read more Sweet Potato Fries: 9/10 Milo's Mac-n-cheese: 100/10: what an amazing concoction. This is by a light year the best mac n cheese I've had from a restaurant. You have to try it. Absolutely delicious. Shrimp Tempura: 7/10 Garlic Parmesan wings: 10/10 Tuna Poke Nachos: 10/10: it was a blast to eat this dish. It is definitely a dinner size portion and it is flavorful from top to bottom. Ahi Tuna Poke: 10/10: The presentation of this dish is a work of art. And so delicious that even my kids devoured it. Teriyaki Chicken asandwich: 7/10: A bit dry but flavorful.

After wandering the trails through Cathedral State Park, hunger hit hard and luckily we managed to…read morefind internet service, which is never guaranteed in this part of the country. That led us straight to Heidi's Bakery & Cafe, and honestly? Total home run. There's a sign hanging on the wall that says: "Homemade with love and butter." That pretty much tells you everything you need to know. You can taste the care and quality in everything they make. We ordered the BLTs on homemade sourdough, and they were absolute perfection --thick, delicious bacon, crisp beautiful lettuce, sweet tomatoes, and sourdough that deserved its own standing ovation. A truly excellent BLT is a thing of beauty, and Heidi's version was gorgeous. The french fries had some kind of secret seasoning situation happening that made them completely addictive. Every bite somehow got better. And then the desserts. Cupcakes. Cookies. Pastries. Basically a direct shipment from heaven itself. The kind of bakery case that makes you start negotiating with your own self-control and losing immediately. If you're exploring the mountains and backroads around Cathedral State Park, this place is 100% worth the stop. Warm, homemade comfort food done right.

We made a carry-out lunch order for our family and got to enjoy the strawberry chicken salad, the…read moreturkey Reuben, the BLT, and the chicken ranch wrap. I picked up an enormous Reese's peanut butter cup cookie for later. Everything was delicious, prices were fair, and the staff were friendly. Plenty of parking in their lot and both indoor and outdoor seating. We'll definitely be back!

What a charming little cafe!…read more I found this neighborhood gem from its good Yelp reviews and it did not disappoint! It is a cute little cafe tucked into a garden store. For dine in options, there are tables tucked in between plants in a greenhouse like setting. How sweet! We tried a ham and cheese sandwich on a pretzel roll, the florentine sandwich, and winter ham and Brie. All three sandwiches were delicious, flavorful, and so good! We also shared a peanut butter chip cookie. It was to die for! Definitely stop by to check out this cafe for a cute lunch with friends, a place to sip coffee and read a book, or to grab a quick bite while on the road!

When my friend and I meet for lunch, we always try a different location. This time, we settled on…read moreWoodstock Garden Cafe, as both of us hadn't been there before. And let me tell you, it was not "settling"!! This place is so stinkin' cute! I literally said that, as I walked in the door. The staff were friendly. The things to buy were adorable. The food was delicious (though I failed to take pics..) The only thing that was confusing was that we were unsure where to throw our trash away at and put our tray. So we walked it back to the ordering counter, where the ladies were closing up (sorry about that!). But they graciously took it for us. Definitely a spot to try again!

Ah, the illustrious Purple Fiddle, the crown jewel of Thomas WV. Been here many times over the…read moreyears. This place perfectly personifies the spirit of Thomas, WV, and maybe even a little bit of Davis mixed in there too. The building is historic with tons of character, located right at the end of the loop as if you can't exit town without paying homage. The inside has soooo much character and is decorated perfectly in a mad hatter style. We often stop here for ice cream during our wanderings of Wild Wonderful West Virginia but have been known to get food from time to time as well. I would say that everything is honestly priced. They aren't trying to get rich and they aren't trying to rip off the community, just serve it and make a living and keep the doors open. The food is on the cheaper side and the quality matches. I don't think they're after any Michelin stars but more interested in just feeding the people. Service is on par with the attitude of the building and blended well. Just enough at just the right time. You might have to swap a few chairs from one table to the next to find the right combination for your party as I think all of the chairs in there are different. They also serve the community by hosting music, up to 300 events per year according to their website. That's one of the only times I skipped the fiddle when I was passing through was when they had a band with a cover and we just wanted food. We wanted to sit down and eat but were told we had to pay if we stayed but could take the food to go or outside without the entrance fee. I think we just went over to Picnic instead which is also a great local spot! See you next summer fiddle!

Purple Fiddle, Thomas, WV, Thurs, Dec 19. My husband and I were traveling through Davis/Thomas, WV…read moreon a Thursday afternoon in mid-December. It was rather off-season for both of these touristy towns, late for the summer's hikers in Blackwater Falls and other natural attractions and early for the winter skiers in Canaan Valley. Our daughter and SIL, who live in West Virginia, recommended Purple Fiddle. They had visited in the summer, when there was live music and a lively crowd. We went in for a late lunch, reaching around 2:15 pm. Upon entering, we found that we were the only patrons, but the hostess assured us that they were open. We asked some questions about the menu, and my husband asked about their schedule of bands in the winter months. (It's very active, especially on weekends, even in winter). Another couple came in a few minutes after us. FOOD. You order at the long counter where there is a chalkboard with the daily specials, plus traditional menus. My husband ordered one of the soups of the day, Creamy Tomato Basil Soup ($7.50) and a Homemade Chicken Salad Sandwich ($11.50). I ordered their Montreal Grilled Cheese Sandwich ($9.75). My husband characterized the soup (his rating: 4/5) as very good but not outstanding for his personal taste. It was served with a bag of oyster crackers. He would've preferred the soup to be thicker/more cream-based and to have more basil. His chicken salad sandwich (3.5/5), served on swirled marble rye bread, with tomato and lettuce, was also tasty -- but the bread overwhelmed the amount of chicken salad, and the rye bread fell apart along the swirls. It was served with ruffled potato chips and a pickle spear. My toasted Montreal Grilled Cheese (3/5) was also constructed on marble rye, and featured three cheeses (provolone, cheddar, and whipped cream cheese), tomato slices, and some onion. It was also served with ruffled potato chips and a pickle spear. My main issue with my sandwich was it was toasted 2-3 shades darker than I would've preferred, verging on being burnt. We also split a dessert, the Turtle Cheesecake ($8). (4.5/5). The cheesecake featured chocolate, caramel, and some crunchies on top. The taste and texture were excellent but the slice was small for the $8 price point. The presentation also could've been better. It looked like it came directly out of the cooling case, still wrapped with Saran Wrap and a toothpick. My husband also got a coffee ($2.25, 5/5), which was full-bodied, rich, hot, and had free refills. Overall, we rank the food as a 4/5. In all cases, it tasted fresh. It was also a good value. Our food totaled $41.58 (including $2.58 tax, but before tip). The menu is relatively small, and most of it features cold items (sandwiches, wraps, hummus plates, etc.); this is probably appropriate for a music venue. We also note that they offer a good selection of beers, which we did not want in the afternoon and while still having a lot of driving ahead of us. AMBIANCE. (4.5/5). Overall, we liked the vibe of the restaurant. There's a stage for music performers, tables for diners/patrons, a station with hard ice creams to be scooped, memorabilia to be purchased. We suspect that it will get lively and crowded when bands are performing. We'll have to come back to check it out. SERVICE. (4/5). The waitress took our order at the counter, delivered it to our table, and later cleared the table. She was efficient, but neither friendly nor unfriendly. She did talk a bit more with the other couple who seemed to be locals. We would return to this restaurant.

Great food & friendly staff! A little gem in the mountain!! We love it there!! Love sitting outside…read moreenjoying the beautiful landscaping while sipping a sweet lemon mint tea!!

Visited on a Saturday in between tours at Frank Lloyd Wright properties. I love the ambiance,…read moredecor, and meaning poured into this place. The food was delicious. Servers were friendly and hospitable. The only downside is waiting in line to order and then waiting for your food. This is probably not the place to come when you have a time crunch, but if you can eat a leisurely meal, come on! I had the Bittersweet chicken salad sandwich and we shared a peanut butter mousse dessert, both were great!

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.

Jose consistently offers unique, delicious combinations in his home made sauces and pastas. A must…read morevisit if you are in the area. Nikki always greets you with a friendly smile.

Nice place.wish the tables out front were a little more stable but we made do.I will mention that…read morethe soup was scalding and both of us ho go a cup of soup burnt the skin off the tops of our mouths.This after letting it sit for 10 minutes. Not sure why it was so hot but hot is good, scaling is not. The taste was good but still recovering. The sandwich was really good. The place has a nice feel to it and we enjoyed everything except the super hot soup

I stopped in for a late lunch on a Saturday and the place was busy! As fall foliage is over, I can…read moreonly assume these are locals. That tells me I've discovered something, since locals know the best places to go. I changed my plan from a soup and sandwich to a sandwich with a side based on my (outstanding) servers' recommendation. I selected the 'Monaco' but all the options looked good (and I love the names). Since it's a coffee shop I stayed for a cappuccino, which was served in an adorable tiny cup Great service. Not a fancy place but doesn't pretend or need to be.

I'm a bit conflicted on this one. The prices were decent, the food was good, and the facility kept…read moreyour eyes moving the whole time. So why just 'ok'? Well it all came down to the customer service and food delivery time. When we first sat down, nothing was mentioned to us about the service times. We were greeted and just kinda tossed into a spot. I say it that way b/c they weren't very amenable in how they sat us. After sitting down, they did the order, drinks, etc. like usual. The catch - they were MASSIVELY behind on their ticket times. Was it busy? A little, there were still seats around us available though. Now when I say massively behind, it took us nearly 50 minutes for our food to arrive. That's just crazy for a lunch service. In the future, if they were that behind on ticket times, it would help all the customers in the restaurant (allowing tickets to stop backlogging), and set the expectations for the new customers coming in. Maybe it was a one-off, but it definitely prevented us from even considering it when we were looking at places to eat. Food Taste: 5 Overall Service: 2 Value of food to cost: 4 Facility: 5 Ambiance: Mom/Pop place that has a nice rustic, yet small town and nostalgic feel. Repeat customer: eh.. maybe? Dog Friendly: no

Great little spot in Cumberland with great coffee and excellent breakfast sandwiches. Cozy inside,…read moreservice is really great. One of the best places to have breakfast in Cumberland.

Great atmosphere in meandering historical building. At least 3 seating areas to choose from. The…read morecashier this morning was clearly in a bad mood but other people delightful. I had the egg white pita which was delicious. My husband had an omelette that sadly was cold inside which made everything cold within a minute. Drip coffee was awful. Tea was good. So sadly a mixed review with plenty of easy things to improve.

Sorry, Sawmill…read morerestaurant is closed for 2026 Greatly looking forward to Preston County Buckwheat cakes May be on a journey to Aurora WV for a plate of these.

A few things have changed since my last review. They are no longer open for dinner. They only serve…read morebreakfast. Still a good value and the breakfast did not disappoint. Tasty French Toast and crispy bacon. Perfect to get me ready for a ski day. Service was friendly and efficient.