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 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

Sandwiches, soup, and wine were very good. Picnic tables had a roof over them and 4 outdoor…read morefireplaces down the middle. Live music by Tucker Wyatt during the evening hours was excellent and provided wonderful ambiance while everyone ate & relaxed at the end of the day.

Stopped here to grab lunch as it's beautiful out and you can eat outside here. They offer beer and…read morea decent lunch menu but there were no prices on the menu. I felt $10.00 for a kids pb&j was a bit much but it is what is as they say. I ordered a small salad with chicken salad which was good. They added a few chopped tomatoes and cucumbers. This portion was $13.50. Overall, everyone liked lunch it's just getting expensive to eat out. Service was good.

This is a cute little place right on the way to Shenandoah. There are lot many places around…read morethere, so it's good to know of one that serves locally grown, organic food. The salmon plate was delicious, and plenty of food for a lunch. It's a little on the pricey side, but we felt it was worth it. The service was good.

Excellent location and food and ambience. Stop by before or after the park…read more More charters.

If you're in the area, you have to stop here. Really cool little place. They serve the best…read morequiche I've ever had in my life.

Adorable little coffee shop / cafe. It felt like the kind of place that both passers-through and…read moreregulars can enjoy and feel welcome. We got our sandwiches to-go and they were delicious 20 minutes later. I got the turkey fig - wow. I savored each bite!

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.

So let's start with the good - the scenery might be unbeatable. The restaurant is positioned near a…read moremountain ledge and gives you amazing views of Shenandoah and the Blue Ridge Mountains. I think you could just sit here all day and enjoy the mountain breeze from sunrise to sunset - you get both views because of where Skyland is positioned, but the sunset is definitely peak (pun intended) The food though, is not the best. We got the Mac and cheese which was decent, but definitely looks better than it tastes, but the "beef stew" has nowhere enough sauce for the amount of rice they give you, and the rice tastes like the 1 minute rice you get at the supermarkets. Definitely come to enjoy the views, but don't expect much from the food to elevate the experience.

Small town vibe. We tried burger and hotdog. Great customer services, looks like family owned…read more Highly reasonable price. Burger priced at $6. It should be $14 or more.

Cash only establishment!!! Don't go here if you don't have cash on hand, they don't accept any…read morecredit cards or any debit cards at all.

old fashioned diner that opens early attached to the quality inn. check, winter hours are 7 am…read more we Had french toast, bacon, home fries coffee and breakfast sandwich. service was fast and friendly.

If you're going here to eat, go early. I've always been there early and been over the top. Happy…read morewith the service. Everything went there today. Closer to closing time. They want to give you half orders of things. Charge you the full price when you eat there all the time. You know what the portion sizes should be and things were cold. It was the most. It was the worst $80 I've spent at a restaurant in a long time and tried talking to him about the bill and it was almost impossible

I stopped in for dinner , after the Luray Caverns and Cooters, yesterday, June 13, 2026, and felt…read morethat warm, homy feeling as soon as I walked in. Shannon, the owner and I chatted for quite awhile on how "Ollie Cat Cafe" came to be. The restaurant location on how many different things it was previous was quite fascinating, soda shop, pharmacy, opera house. Loved, the vibe and feel from this small town cafe. The atmosphere, passion, and dedication of Shannon , as one of the owners is something; I personally haven't seen in quite awhile in a restaurant. I ordered the Panko seasoned flounder sandwich that was outstanding, delicious, light and flavorful. The sandwich came with the side, and was delighted that they were fresh vegetable medley with the perfect amount of seasoning. Wonderful staff and dining experience. If you are local to Luray, VA , Harrisonburg, VA or surrounding areas; support Ollie Cat Cafe, youll be happy you did. If your on vacation, and looking to support, a local hardworking couple and a unique flavor palate menu, that Tim & Shannon bring with their Florida background, this is your cafe.

Sadly, everything Bethelhem T described is what we experienced last week on our visit to the cafe…read morewhen we passed through the area. The servers were lovely and were attentive, despite how busy it was. They must get overflow business from the beer garden because I don't know how this place survives. I know that we were overflow business. My son ordered fish n chips, I ordered panko crusted cod in a wrap. We both received the exact same fish that appeared to be from a bag of frozen Kirkland frozen fish sticks (I know, because I buy them there). My wrap did not have lettuce or tomato as described in the menu. My son found a hair in his tartar sauce. Side salads looked like bagged salad. The rest of our party also experienced tasteless items (pasta, country fried steak, etc.) and none of us finished our meals. Water was as Bethelhem described -- very metallic. However, the servers did replenish our sweet tea multiple times and it was probably the best part of our meal.