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    Appalachian Artisan Center Cafe

    5.0 (3 reviews)
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    4 days ago

    I love all of the little activities they do and everything that they have to offer for the kids as well

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    11 years ago

    Here with a party of 20. We called ahead to alert them of our hunger. Good sandwiches, smoothies and pleasant service.

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    14 years ago

    Amazing food, amazing atmosphere, amazing staff, and some of the coolest Appalachian artwork I've ever seen....highly recommended!

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    The Brick at The Red River Gorge - Seating

    The Brick at The Red River Gorge

    4.5(44 reviews)
    45.5 mi

    Took the whole gang to this place (9 people). The ladies that waited on us did a fantastic job as…read moreit was very busy. Great portions of ice cream. Excellent service! Highly recommend.

    I've always told people how great this place is and that they should definitely check it out…read more.. However, when I stopped by today, it was a different story. Two young girls were talking behind the cash register when we walked in. They didn't say 'hello' or 'welcome' or give any greeting. It took a while for them to acknowledge us.We ordered for the four-year-old and I asked for butter pecan. After I paid almost $14 for two scoops of ice cream, I noticed the butter pecan tasted a little grainy. (It had always been delicious before.) Anyone who has worked in the ice cream business knows that means the ice cream is getting old. I told the young girls how it tasted and what it meant. One of them said, " that was the last of it." I said that that was the reason it tasted like it did, because it was the last of the tub. I asked them if they had any more and one of them said, " not at this time." (I saw several tubs of ice cream sitting out on the counter ready to be put in the showcase.) I asked them if I could get something else because I didn't want to pay $7 for something I would throw away. they just looked at each other. One girl didn't say anything, but moved to the cooler and asked what I wanted. I settled for something I really didn't want. The young lady got it for me and reached it to me over-the-counter without saying a word. She acted as if I was in the wrong and that she shouldn't have had to replace it. We stayed inside to eat our ice cream and the place started filling up with people. It was packed. I saw more than one person getting two scoops of butter pecan ice cream....... Really?!?!?? ... all of that within a span of five minutes! I went up to the counter and said," I thought you didn't have any butter pecan." She said, " We didn't at the time. It was too hard and we keep it in the refrigerator until they soften up a bit.." I understand that it's hard to get good help these days. I hear it all the time from different business owners. But when you're in the customer service business, such as this, workers can and should learn the proper way to treat the public. All it would have taken to remedy this situation would've been a smile and a little extra muscle put into scooping out one scoop of ice cream. Business owners should put cameras in their places of business and watch how their employees interact with their customers. Pleasantry and kind service goes a long way.

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    Anthony's Desserts

    Anthony's Desserts

    4.6(71 reviews)
    70.2 mi
    $$

    This place has moved recently as of this writing, and is now in a building which appears to be…read moreshared with other businesses and is another on a list of good places I've found in (checks notes) Abingdon Virginia. The dessert part is at street level on the back, and you'l walk by ostentatious indoor and outdoor seating to get there. The spread was mouthwatering. Desserts are sold on looks, and there was plenty to ogle for a minute before I decided. Despite many chocolate options and some house ice cream, I was tempted by a dessert that looked like a lemon (some effort must have gone into texturing the skin), but was in fact a mousse with blueberries in the middle. Lemon blueberry is a southern thing and I didn't used to think much of that flavor combination, but the more times I've had it done right the more it's grown on me. The creation here was moist and layered, with macerated blueberries forming a sharp counterpoint to the bulk of the flavor. Realistically, this is one of those places that if you have special dietary needs is probably not for you. And if you're just trying to avoid calories, get out fast before you're tempted to eat one of everything. But my philosophy has always been if I'm going to do dessert, it'd better be great, and this is a quality dessert.

    Greeted friendly by young lady. The display of options was absolutely beautiful. I purchased…read moretiramisu and it was light fluffy and divine. I asked the ladies favorite which was the s'mores, oh my God she was right it was a fluffy chocolate mouse inside with a marshmallow topping in the shape of a beehive, adorned with 3 little chocolate bees with gold adornment's . My first time in new location saw Anthony coming up the dumbwaiter with more trays of gorgeous deserts. This is a must go, must eat and serve these at your next gathering. I still a have a bright yellow lemon shaped desert to try filled with blueberries can't wait. Awesome first date location. Outside seating as well. Can't wait for fancy coffees to be up And running. Lots of great seating plenty of parking oddly in a bldg marked as a funeral mortuary. Anthony's deserts top honors you will love this new fresh addition to Abingdon. Thanks for reading Sunni Johnson! A must go to!

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    Caramel Cheesecake with a cup of the house coffee.

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    Lollie's Sweet Treats - Fruit loop cupcakes

    Lollie's Sweet Treats

    5.0(3 reviews)
    63.2 mi

    Lollie's Sweet Treats is an in home bakery located in the mountains of Morehead, KY. It is owned…read moreand operated by Angela Fuller. She specialize in small batch cupcakes, but also offer custom birthday, wedding and shower cakes. If you cakes aren't your thing, then they offer a boat load of other goodies too. Such as...meringue pies, sugar cookies with buttercream frosting, hand pulled cream candy, fudge, and chocolate dipped caramel apples just to name a few. She hand makes all of her baked goods and sugary sweets out of her house and there fore doesn't have an official storefront. She usually requires a day or two advance notice to be able to fulfill most orders, but that goes with any at home bakers. In my opinion, it is worth the wait. Lollie's Sweet Treats has recently became a Kentucky Proud and Appalachian Proud member. Anytime I need cupcakes or cookies, I always give her a call. You should too. Tell her Chad Sent you.

    I was lucky enough to try some of her cupcakes at an event. I live in Lexington, so I may not have…read moreheard about them if not for this event. They were delicious, and interesting flavor combinations. The icing was rich, but not the kind that is too much that I usually can't finish.

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    Peanut Butter with peanut butter buttercream cupcakes

    Lollie's Sweet Treats - A peanut butter cake on top of a 1 inch thick peanut butter cookie, topped with random chocolate chip cookies and chocolate ganache.

    A peanut butter cake on top of a 1 inch thick peanut butter cookie, topped with random chocolate chip cookies and chocolate ganache.

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