Nice bar and restaurant in Parksley. Used to be a pharmacy when I first came to live here. There…read morewas a soda fountain counter. Typical bar menu. Great BLT. Good drinks

Oh. - I went back, Sucks even worse. G-spot has signs in the wall sayin your bill will include…read moretips if you don't. The wait staff, (you waiting on them) feel they are entitled.

Great spot for breakfast! Food was great, service was spot on! Almost drove by, but decided to…read moregive it a try and we were happy that we did

Was looking for a good burger and this place was GREAT. Best Burger I've had in a while ... Highly…read morerecommend!

A Must-Visit Island Gem!…read more We had a fantastic visit to AmaRin Coffee USA and can't wait to go back. If you are in Chincoteague, this is a spot you shouldn't miss! * The Drinks: The Thai milk tea was excellent perfectly balanced and refreshing. * The Bakery: We tried both the almond and chocolate croissants. They were absolutely huge and incredibly delicious. You definitely get your money's worth here! * The Service: What really set the experience apart was the staff. They were tremendously helpful and made us feel welcome from the moment we walked in. Overall, it was a wonderful experience with great flavors and even better service. Highly recommended!

Delicious pastries and croissants. We got milk teas with boba that were delicious and some Cherry…read morelemonade for the kiddo. There was a line at 8am on a Monday and it just got longer as time went on. They do have a drive through as well. There are bathrooms and some tables and booths inside.

My food was delicious, my server was very friendly and attentive, my food came out fast, and there…read moreare tvs to enjoy watching sports on, like womens' soccer which was on when I was there. They have a huge menu to choose from. I am determined to try the fried ice cream when I return. They have a nice casual restaurant that you can relax in from your long drive like I did. Check them out!

Just OK. Horchata watered down, clearly from a mix. Had a burrito, enchilada, tamale combo: if I'm…read moredidn't know better I would say it had pizza sauce and mozzarella on it. Staff very friendly.

Great little out of the way place we stopped at on our way out of town. Walked in and a lady…read morepointed us to a table to sit. We weren't sure who our waitress was so we asked. The young girl who helped us was so apologetic and sweet. She took care of us and she was wonderful! Our breakfast was great too!

We had the Cheese/Meat Omelette, which was cooked to perfection. Lovely Spouse had Spinach/Feta…read moreOmelette, which was wonderful. They opened for the season yesterday! Kind of a rite of Spring...

Best food service and amazing service from the crew there. I love it when I go there they know my…read morename and always smile at me and offer me my favorite coffee

My wife and I were on our way to our place in Myrtle Beach and were driving down Highway 13 toward…read morethe Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. It was lunchtime, and we passed the Sage Diner, which was packed, so we turned around and decided to stop in. This is not a fancy place, and it seemed like about 99% of the customers were locals. The hostess greeted us and seated us in a booth. Shortly after, a gentleman came over to take our drink order. We both ordered tea. I tried mine and didn't care for it -- it tasted like fountain tea -- so I switched to a soda. For lunch, my wife ordered the meatloaf with mashed potatoes, which came with a cup of soup. She chose the bean soup. I ordered the prime rib sandwich, which also came with fries and a cup of soup; I chose the cream of crab. When the food arrived, it looked pretty good at first. My wife liked her soup, but the meatloaf was extremely dry and had a strange seasoning to it. The mashed potatoes were real, with large chunks of potato in them. My prime rib sandwich special was overcooked and came with cheese. I was expecting thinly sliced, shaved prime rib, but instead the meat was cut very thick -- about a quarter inch -- and was tough. The cream of crab soup was disappointing. The first thing you notice is a heavy spoonful of Old Bay on top. When I dug in, there was barely any crab -- just a few chopped particles, which didn't feel acceptable for cream of crab. I ended up eating the prime rib plain with some BBQ sauce just to get through it. Overall, we don't think we'll be returning. There were a few other places we passed farther down the road that likely would have been a better choice.

We enjoyed this little coffee shop for breakfast. They have a full menu. The waitstaff were very…read morefriendly. It seemed like a local spot and very crowded. I gave it four stars because it was pretty chilly in there. That could've been because of the cold temperatures and older building. We would definitely go back.

Representing 2019 in alphabet series is C is for Cape Charles Coffee House. My girlfriend at that…read moretime in September 2019 & I had a trip to Newport News to visit a friend, when we left on that Sunday morning we went to Virginia Beach to enjoy the beach. Then, we took the scenic way back on the eastern shore of VA and stayed at Cape Charles Motel just outside Cape Charles, VA on US 13. The next morning we checked out of the motel. I was annoyed the night before as I had thought there was some sort of breakfast included when I was asking about the times of the breakfast, and he said they didn't have there. So, we ventured into town for Cape Charles Coffee House. It's a cute, historic place with an upstairs area with additional seating. The brunch & coffee was solid & nice staff, but I do remember it took awhile to get the food. Perhaps, they were on Cape Charles time as opposed to DC-Baltimore area time I'm used to...haha. I had a grilled cheese & cup of soup. It was delicious. Cape Charles Coffee House & the town itself was nice; I'd come back to the coffee house if I was back.

First visit today... AMAZING! VERY friendly, professional, timely service with a positive attitude…read more I got the fish n chips special - some of the best I've ever had. Thick, perfectly cooked portions of cod... it just flaked apart. The batter was a thin layer, perfectly golden (not overcooked to brown) and very crispy. The batter was not super flavorful however that allowed the taste of the cod to come through and not be overpowered. I did not have to add anything to this for it to be delicious. They also had a she-crab soup special - it was chock full of crab. Don't have time to review every item. Trust the 5-star reviews about this place - you won't be disappointed.

breakfast in town! The crabcake Benedict a must-try, and the omelette stuffed with crab and…read morespinach. Oh my goodness so delicious. staff is so friendly and welcoming, I give it a five out of five We will return. Thanks for great service D.

My favorite breakfast spot in Cambridge. Homestyle cooking and friendly folks with many noteworthy…read moredishes.

Stopped in on a weekday afternoon for lunch, upon the suggestion from a coworker. Outside looked…read morereally cool, a genuine retro vibe, and the inside lived up to the standard as well. Parking was at a premium, so had to park across the street. Walked in to a very crowded restaurant, but a waitress told us it would be only a minute for the three of us-a few guys at the bar area moved over for us, and we ended up sitting there. I ordered breakfast, which was good-my colleagues had a bit of a different experience. Lesson learned, don't order a cheesesteak outside of Philly, it's just not the same. Overall, a really cool place, full of locals, but the service is great, and the breakfast was good. I would return. We need more places like this with a down home feel!

I'd give it a five if it weren't for two things: flies in the diner and broken soap dispenser in…read morethe women's bathroom. The flies definitely were a turnoff. But the food? YES. The fried chicken portion was huge - half a chicken basically. It was seasoned well (maybe a bit too salty but went well with turnip greens which weren't seasoned as well). The fried catfish was great - fish was delicious and not muddy tasting. My favorite sides would have to be the fried apples and the turnip greens, which were tender yet fresh.

I love the Exmore Diner. This is a REAL diner - I think at least 70 years old. Not fancy, basically…read morethe kind of dive locals love. but the food is great. Their crab cakes are superb. Lots of fresh seafood. I've never had a bad meal here. Prices are very reasonable. Don't forget to check out their desserts. Smith Island cake is often available and in many different flavors. If you want fancy - don't go here. If you want real eastern shore food at a good price, then do. Hearty breakfasts too.