Very spacious and comfortable facility. It has a nice balcony with seating in the back…read more The Tabbouleh Breakfast Salad, the Parfait, and the Mushroom Quiche were very good. They also serve a nice Cortado. Staff was friendly.

Drinks: the cappuccino was 5/5 however the cold brew tasted like water with a touch of coffee…read more Would definitely recommend an espresso drink or just normal hot coffee. Service: 5/5 pretty quick, VERY busy but that's likely because it was the only coffee shop open in Luray at 10am on Sunday. Everyone was super nice! Ambiance: seating indoors and outdoors, larger table near the bathroom if you have a bigger party but generally seating for 2-4.

Awesome place!!! Dont believe Stephan S review below…read more Lovely place, awesome food, great people! If you're in Luray come check it out for yourself! Dog and kid friendly!

The veggies in the salads were super fresh and crisp. The blueberry beer is a nice light beer for a…read moresummer day. The tuna on sourdough was also nice and fresh , the bread is slightly toasted which made it hold up well to the tuna without getting soggy. The peach wine was very peach forward and sweet but not too syrupy sweet . The service was very friendly, allowed us to sample some beers before we bought. Nice outdoor seating, with live music. But be warned the only restrooms porta potty. Definitely will be back !

Came here on a recommendation and found it to be great…read more The whole place is a somewhat standard American-fare bar. My wife was very excited to try the pierogi appetizer. It was delicious with some onions and what tasted like bacon fat on it. The kiddos got items from the kids' menu - a simple pasta and a small pizza. There was a special while we visited (Oktoberfest, I think) that had some fantastic German items, including a killer schnitzel with sour red cabbage and mashed potatoes. It was fantastic. I got a couple of the on-tap beers and enjoyed them much. There is a respectable cocktail menu (any of them can be made mocktail if you want). One thing I appreciated very much was how family-friendly the place is. Our waitress saw Child #3 starting to melt down and brought him over some toys to play with, commenting that she had kids of her own. Indeed, in the corner, there is a whole table full of toys for kids to play with. Even the bathroom has a full changing table setup, which is way better than those wall changing tables. Overall, a great experience.

This place was horrible from service to the food. Was a nice spot for the little kids to play, but…read morethat's it. First one of the waters tasted funny like soap. I flagged someone over to ask for new water (for the record there was no one dining here and plenty of workers) and the lady stared at me and after 15 seconds said can you repeat that. I said the water tasted funny can we please get a new one. She said, "the water tastes funny here." The server brought us the mozzarella sticks and then said do you want any plates. (Mind you there were 5 of us) and I said he's. He said, "how many" I said for everyone???? I'm not sure why you have to ask. He also later asked us if we wanted a refill... of water. I mean... can't you just refill it without asking? Then our mozzarella sticks came out and one didn't have any cheese in it. To be fair I flagged the server down and I said get I get one and showed him the empty cheese. And he said, "with cheese in it?" They brought back two which was good. The food arrived for the kids first and adults waited like 5 more minutes. So everyone was eating at different times. The burger my kiddo got he said tasted funny and the other older kid said it had a weird aftertaste. I said I didn't want to pay for something that tasted funny. The guy went back to the kitchen and came back and said they were cooking another one. I was frustrated because I didn't want another one. I said I didn't want to PAY for something inedible. He said, "well we can't do that because our boss isn't here." And I was like okay fine just give us the check, it will just be reflected in my review. He came back after like 5 minutes and said his manager said they could take it off. Okay so now the portions were pathetic. The Philly cheese steaks were on hot dog buns and it wasn't even fully filled. The kiddo said the pasta was good. It did look decent. I feel like it's hard to screw up pasta though. The chicken parm sandwich barely had any cheese or sauce on it and was on a flimsy hamburger bun. I'm pretty embarrassed I spent $75 for such a pathetic dining experience. I would not recommend anyone go here.

Me and my husband were driving through Virginia on our cross country road trip. And when we passed…read moreby this little town called Luray, we thought it was very cute with a surprising amount of charm to it but very original in its vintage setting. But when we passed this restaurant it stood out from the rest of the town we had to pull over to stop in! From the front porch to the backyard and everything in between we could see it was inspired by Virginia's alluring nature. From the nature sounds in the bathroom to the monstera leaf themed wallpaper it very much had its own significant charm! We were honored by a visit from the owner (Tony), the chef(Mat) and even the head leader (Jennifer) they are a GREAT TEAM! We could tell talking to them they all felt passionate about what they do. I even noticed the owner looking at the POS system going through every table to make sure he had personally thanked everyone for coming in. Me and my husband got the course for 2 but added on the pork belly. The course included a salad for each of us and a main course but had to share a dessert. Which I found to be the only disappointment considering the price and no note saying it was a shared dessert in the menu. We each had 3 cocktails and a glass of wine. My husband said his first drink was probably one of the best drinks he's ever had and we have lived all over the US. The courses were timed perfect for us. However we wanted fresh silverware to eat our dessert and we waited almost 10mins for them. Our sever was very nice and attentive even our glasses were never emptied thanks to all the other helping staff!

We originally had another spot for lunch, but my in-laws changed their mind. We ended up at Porch +…read moreVine with a large party of 8 people. They managed to make it work for us, which was really amazing on their end. I think they were getting close to closing time too (maybe about 45 minutes) and they still made it work. The staff were absolutely amazing and I have no complaints whatsoever. The food was good. The only complaint I have is that the Eggs Bennys only came with one egg? I used to brunch so much in NYC and I don't think I've ever been hit with a one Benny plate - and definitely not at the prices they were charging here. I almost wished they would charge a little more and give me two!

Delicious coffee and nice atmosphere! Service was good. Just wish they sold bags of the coffee they…read moreuse! It was so good!

Food was amazing! I ordered the Philly Steak and Cheese and it was more than I expected it would…read morebe. First, it was huge, second it was delicious, packed full of meat and red and yellow peppers. My friend had the Classic Cheeseburger which she also said was juicy and delicious. Lots of interesting decor on the walls to look at, read, etc. Highly recommend! I cant wait to go back.

I'm giving three generous stars. I wanted to love this place and I want them to succeed, but my…read moreexperience was average, at best. Firstly, the menu has nothing exciting to offer. A menu should make your mouth water. This menu made a couple leave after taking one look at it. My husband ordered a salad and it was the saddest, most basic thing I have ever seen. It was iceberg lettuce, a few other things, and a chicken tender cut up into the tiniest pieces. I had a burger w/ PB & J and I don't think they could have put less PB & J on it. The burger did not seem to be great quality and was grey in color. Onion rings were a star here! The sweet tea was also very good. Our server was overwhelmed and did the best she could. I think she was the only server working a handful of tables. She was friendly, but felt scattered. The restaurant had several dirty tables and tables that were dirty underneath. Likely the result of a young diner, but it gave an overall appearance of being unclean. Decor was stark. I hope our experience was just a bad night.

Small and quaint little diner serving up simple traditional american food and doing it well…read more Everything was very tasty and exactly what we were hoping for. The server did a great job and the prices were very reasonable! 7.8/10

Must visit bakery when in Luray VA or checking out Shenandoah National Park (45ish mins away)…read more Located on main street, we were lucky enough to grab a parking spot right in front. Main Street both feels & looks like a home turned into a bakery, it also smelled delicious inside. The staff were super friendly and welcoming. They greeted us within seconds and also gave lots of great recommendations for shops/restaurants around town. This was my first time having quiche and Chef Chuck did not disappoint. The bread pudding was also amazing! Not normally a fan of raisins in baked goods but was still tasty. We ended up coming back Saturday morning for the cinnamon rolls and really glad we did. They were fluffy and delicious but not too sweet. Highly recommend stopping by if you have a chance.

Cute little bakery with a variety of baked goods. We got a cinnamon bun and cheese danish, both…read morewere delicious. Just a couple of two top tables inside for seating, no patio seating from what I could see.

Stopped by Skyland Diner during a visit to Shenandoah National Park to grab lunch between hikes…read more The biggest highlight is definitely the views. It's hard to beat sitting down for a meal surrounded by such beautiful scenery, and the staff were friendly and welcoming. As a vegetarian, I found the lunch options a bit limited. I ordered the Brussels sprouts and the ALTO vegan sandwich. Both were perfectly fine, but neither really stood out. The food was average overall, though I was grateful to have vegetarian options available while spending the day in the park. I did notice their dinner menu includes a roasted vegetable stew, which sounded more up my alley, but unfortunately I was there during lunch hours. Overall, come for the incredible views and convenient location while exploring the park. The food didn't wow me, but it served its purpose and the staff made for a pleasant experience.

Convenient location. Prices were high but expected for the location inside the park. Food was fine…read more I enjoyed the lentil soup and bread basket. The desserts were fun too. The service was very slow. Prepare to wait for everything.

I cannot say enough about "the must" this restaurant is!!! The people.. the folks who work here…read moreare AMAZING! We walked in about closing and they turned the grills back on for us! Chips, salsa... tacos, burritos, EVERYTHING was so yummy. They make you feel like part of the family and not just a customer. We WILL be back but we promise not so close to closing! **note.. in a storage complex. Don't be worried, you are in the right place!

Rules for reading, I don't rate on the service, atmosphere or any particular events. The rate is…read morefor the food or drinks, I hate those who rate on the service, a bad waiter or waitress, really doesn't tell me about the food. I only want to know about the food quality. So, this place had awesome service. The waitress was polite, attentive and yet her broken English worked perfectly for the position she was in. She knew the menu and came back to check on us more than a few times. 4/5 stars for the service. She was the best thing about the place. For the food, 1 star. The pictures on the yelp site showing the food explain it all. Notice some images show the food with excess liquid, I mean watery beans without any flavor? And then the rice was served without any seasoning. The guacamole came with huge chunks of tomatoes and it was hard to separate the avocado from the tomatoes. When we sat the waitress brought out chips and salsa. Half the chips were going stale. The salsa was good but more of a liquid consistency. We asked the chips be sent back and new ones brought out. The waitress did without a complaint. Then the things went downhill fast. My wife ordered the Chicken Fajitas for two, "Meh." I asked her about the beans and rice, "Meh." At least the margarita was good. It was sweet, but that is common and can depend on someone else's palate. She requested the corn tortillas because she forgot to order them at the beginning. The waitress brought them out without a problem. They tasted, "Meh." I ordered the Deluxe Burrito, it came out looking like a Picasso done by a three year old, filled with beef from a chef who used to work at the Bell. I tried to eat it but, "Meh." Long and short, nothing had seasoning unless it had the wrong seasoning and nothing was done right. This place deserves a 1 star.

Tried to figure out how to do 6/5 stars. The food was heavenly, and our server, Nat, was amazing!…read moreSuper kind with shockingly fast and attentive service! Can't recommend enough.

Surprisingly good pizza. Fam arrived to Luray, VA and got settled into our B&B around 8 pm and…read morefound most sit down restaurants that were not Mexican closed at 9 pm. This place was very close and we tried it out of lack of options. I read in other reviews the pizza was good and skeptical given the rural nature of the town but I was pleasantly surprised. It was good pizza. Not just passable but actually decent. I would recommend highly. The service was good. The place comes across as a family restaraunt and the servers had that firmed my neighborly vibe not the buttoned up chain restaurant vibe even though they could tell we were not from the town. They had tvs on the walls so I was valle to see Panama come back and best Croatia! It recommend this place to others. 5 stars based on location. Pizza couldn't best out a Grimaldi or name a NY Pizza spot but for this area it was great.