Just 6 miles off Interstate 81, this cozy coffee house run by a lovely mother-daughter team is a…read moretrue gem! Their coffee comes from a local roaster, adding to the authentic experience. We enjoyed: - Almond milk café latte: Amazing! - Lavender latte: A five-star delight! - Espresso shot: Smooth and delicious The pleasant service and inviting atmosphere made our visit pleasant. Highly recommend this spot, and we'll definitely return when in the area!

This coffee spot is well worth the extra mile off the highway. Great tasting coffee with beer,…read morewine, sandwiches and more in the adjoining space, we grabbed some local beer to take with us. Service was nice and the bathrooms clean.

Stopped by to grab coffee with friends while on a road trip. We were happy to see they had such a…read morewide selection of beverages available. I got the ice honey latte with Iavender foam and it was delicious! My friends got a scoop of ice cream and recommend the fresh strawberry and blackberry flavors. The service was friendly and the vibe was cozy. So happy we stopped by!

I've been going up to Staunton often recently for family matters, and I've loved taking time to…read morecheck out all the local businesses when I'm able to. Reunion has been a breath of fresh air - really good espresso drinks, pastries, and breads. To be 100% honest, Crucible's coffee is better, but their pastry selection is minuscule and they can feel a bit stuffy. Reunion's pastries are good, though I wish they had more French-inspired things like pain au chocolat, croissants, or even soft cinnamon rolls, but I feel they excel more at the breads side of baking. I got a mini sourdough loaf once and it was excellent! Service is always friendly and happy, and the shop itself is cute, but there isn't much space inside. I'm all for tables outside, but there's not much real estate there either, especially on a busy morning. I think a small adjustment to flow could make it easily sit a couple cafe tables inside without it feeling so crowded. I just miss the days of being able to hang out and have good coffee and snacks while doing some work on a laptop. Seems like most businesses would rather have you out the door instead. I have high standards for bakeries and cafes, and Reunion meets most of them. They're now my favorite place to go in the mornings in Staunton... if they're open. I would go there much more often if I could actually eat my breakfast there instead of having to get back in my car or sit in the blistering summer heat.

I stopped by just to pick up a chocolate croissant and a bag of granola for my 5 hour train ride…read moreback home. The granola is solid and the chocolate croissant very good. I thought about ordering the quiche to go for lunch on the train but it was way too big for one person and would likely be a bit messy. I'd like to go back and try their other pastries and breads next time I'm in Staunton! and their coffee, I was in a rush to make my train so didn't get coffee.

This is a small-town coffee shop. The breakfast is great. Fresh. Flavorful. Even colorful. Their…read morecoffee is also very flavorful and not burnt. Great place to hang out.

Coffee was great! My husband got a tea that he really liked. I got a wrap and he got a sandwich and…read morea chocolate oat bar. Everything was fresh and super yum.

Cute little place near Massanutten resort with coffee and light fare. I had the iced campfire…read morespecial which was delicious! It's espresso, white chocolate, marshmallow, cream, chocolate drizzle- yum!! Also tried the bacon & cheese roll which was also very good. Like a light puff pastry. Some seating inside which was very nice

When I walked in the pray time there were about 6 people in front of me in a group. It would've…read morebeen ice if someone started making the orders while the others were being taken. I left because it was taking so long. I went back in about 10-15 minutes later and was immediately greeted, had my order taken, and walked out with my iced coffee in 5 minutes. The girls working were really nice. The shop is decorated nicely and has some merchandise for sale. The coffee was really good. Price was a little too high for me to go back, but worth checking out. They also have some bakery items which looked really good.

Biggby Coffee is a welcome addition to the neighborhood. They have a nice, modern location and…read moretheir traditional espresso beverages taste as good as any in the area. Still looking forward to trying their food options, but for now I can say the coffee has been really good! I think some weeks they even have a buy-one-get-one on Wednesdays.

It was okay, staff was friendly. But coffee was ehh. Would…read moregive it another shot though.

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!

Valley Pike is beautiful and nice place to stop to stretch the legs and look at local goodies…read moreincluding a wide selection of local wines and brews. They do offer a smaller section with water, soda, and kombucha and right beside the farmers market is a coffee shop (their macchiatos are super good). There have handmade jewelry, cups, and other goodies. The service there is great and personable, the cashier today around 1pm, was outstanding and hilarious :) A very nice woman!!

Searching Yelp for breakfast is one of my favorite activities while I'm out of town. I saw this…read moreplace and decided it looked pretty good. The place was pretty empty at 7:30am on a Saturday morning, but I'm not complaining at all. Service was really good. I got the avocado bagel with everything seasoning on top and a vanilla latte. Both were made well. I was expecting an avocado spread, but was nicely surprised when I saw that it was actual slices of avocado. It was delicious and kept me full for a good amount of time! I loved it here and would return.

Tucked away in an industrial building, Drifters Cafe is a hidden gem with plenty of seating, making…read moreit a great spot for local students looking for a quiet place to study or meet for group projects. The ambiance is calm and welcoming, also making it a nice place to catch up with a friend over coffee. We tried the Dirty Chai Latte with a shot of espresso and the Harvest Green Smoothie--both were delicious and well-balanced in flavor. They also offer a solid selection of breakfast and lunch sandwiches, which we'll have to try next time. The only reason for the four stars instead of five is that it can be a little tricky to find at first, given its industrial location, but once inside, it's a cozy and inviting space. We'll definitely be back!

Dirty chai latte is great. Seasonal drinks - great…read more Relaxing space, delightfully quirky international music, beautiful art everywhere. Would recommend.

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.

A must go! My friend introduced me to this little spot and I am hooked. Each drink is made with…read moreincredible ingredients and the baristas really know what they are doing. I just wish it was closer to me, or maybe I don't, because I'd spend too much money? But you must make your way here! So good

Decent coffee but my vanilla chai tea was warm, not hot, and I wasn't 100% sold on the flavor…read more(wasn't bad, just not my favorite)