This is probably where I spent most my time when I traveled to meet friends in Lynchburg, VA as we…read moreenjoyed a local fall Wine Festival at Jefferson's Poplar Forest. This has big college vibes and a great place to study and gather. Solid craft coffee and cafe food items. Attached is an impressive cooking school with many great classes with unique options. Plenty of space inside and additional space on the adjoining patio. Italian market and pasta shop on one side and upscale restaurant on the other with just enough parking and free wi-fi. You will not be disappointed. #TheFlourDistrict #Lynchburg #Coffee #CookingSchool

Overall, the food is fine. Between me and my friends, we…read morehave never had actual good customer service Whether that's being ignored, talk down too or attitude. The team here seems to not wanna be in customer service.

I've been going to Stella Bella and Lucy's since they first opened and can't believe I've never…read moreleft a review. This Charming (yes, a capital C) place opened in downtown Waynesboro, Va as one of the first spots to help turn downtown around. With a miss-mash of antiques everywhere you turn, including old china for serving, you can't escape its eclectic creativeness. It has become a staple for brunch and lunch every day they are open. On a recent Thursday I found my self off from work so I met up with a friend for lunch. They were packed, luckily I knew to call ahead to make a reservation. Highly recommend! Although if you don't, they have a large communal table available too. The great thing about SBL is that everything is great. My favorite soup is the tomato basil bisque. I've had a variety of their salads and sandwiches as well and have never been disappointed. But on Thursdays I just learned, they have the grilled salmon BLT. This thing is massive, messy, and delicious. I may be taking another Thursday off just go eat this thing again.

Another great lunch at this gem in downtown Waynesboro! We love the antique vibes and yummy food…read moreselections!! This time we got the chicken salad. I got mine on a wrap and she got hers on a berry wheat bread toast. Both were excellent! The staff were friendly and attentive! Such a great spot!!

We can bring our dog here and that merits 4 stars all by itself…read more.. BUT the food is awesome and there is so much variety. I do recommend that you be prepared for a small wait because it is a popular spot but it is right downtown and you can walk around which makes it totally worth it.

We loved this diner! It was so cute and the staff were very friendly and helpful. I got the…read moreFreebird sandwich with pimento cheese on the side, with hash-browns and fruit. We are already planning a trip back to Lynchburg just to come here again in the summer.

I love Gertie's! The food, service, and hospitality are…read morealways top-notch! It's a 100-mile motorcycle ride for me to get here and it's always worth it !

A perfect little hidden gem! Excellent service, delicious food, cozy ambiance and atmosphere. All…read moreof the staff were so kind and welcoming.

This is exactly what this location needed. What an amazing restaurant built by a legend of the…read more151. The flavors and cooked to order freshness leaves you satisfied and looking for the next encounter. You add that to some amazing coffee and great service I can't wait to stop by again.

The mountains will do a lot of things for a marriage--fresh air, quiet, perspective--but they will…read morenot, under any circumstances, fix bad coffee. We were tucked in down near Devils Backbone Brewing Company, enjoying the kind of getaway folks put on postcards. My coffee, however, was less postcard and more field exercise--Army strong, boiled on a camp stove, poured out of a percolator that's likely seen more campaigns than I have. My wife took one sip and gave me that look... the one that says, "I love you, but this is unacceptable." So we broke camp early and pointed ourselves back toward civilization. About three miles down the road she spotted Belties. Now I've driven past that place more times than I can count, back when it looked like an old house that had just given up on things. But somebody got hold of it and turned that sow's ear into something you'd be proud to show company. We pulled in, and right off the bat--you could tell--they knew what they were doing. Service was quick, friendly, no fuss. The kind of place where nobody's trying too hard, which is usually when things turn out just right. The food? Lord have mercy. Every bit of it. And the atmosphere--well, it had character without trying to beat you over the head with it. That's a rare combination these days. Most places either feel like a museum or a storage unit. This one felt like the establishment wanted you to relax. And the coffee... now that was coffee. Not punishment in a cup. The kind you sit with for a minute and reconsider your life choices--like why you ever thought campfire tar water was a good idea. We'll be back. For the coffee, sure--but I've got a feeling we won't be leaving empty-handed next time. There'll be a goody bag involved. Maybe two. Some lessons you learn the hard way. Others come with a good cup of coffee and a smart woman who knows when to say, "Pull in right there

Had a wonderful and huge breakfast with my family on Sunday. The service was great and the coffee…read morewas good. Definitely had old school diner vibes. We would definitely eat here again. Sorry I didn't get any pics of the food but we were hungry

Just wanted to post a menu since it's impossible to find! You're welcome!! Have a lovely day!read more

SO GOOD!! We want to come back to Lexington just to get your food. Very small diner vibes…read more Absolutely delish and the service was great too!

This place is lovely, a cozy little diner just outside downtown Lexington. The breakfast is very…read moregood, I'd recommend the country breakfast. And I really appreciate how friendly and efficient the service is. I feel welcome whenever I eat there.

came here post park to park half marathon to get my grub on. super cute breakfast place with…read morewelcoming staff. we had the French toast breakfast with eggs/cheese and bacon. the French toast was a little crumbly but otherwise tasty, eggs w/ cheese were great and bacon was yum. coffee was good and strong.

The service was good, but there prices are too high and food was not the best. My brioche bun…read moretasted like it was gluten free. Also on Sundays they said they don't make eggs made to order. They also don't have espresso drinks. All in all it wasn't bad just not worth the prices they charge. My small bowl of potatoes was $3 my drink $4 and my breakfast sandwich $12 making a meal here $19 dollars with no tax. Personally I think a drink main dish and side dish should not be $19.

I always enjoy the food there and the owner is very friendly. Legendary eats has a good menu and…read moregood service.

Wow wow wow amazing sandwiches. They do not skimp on meet and toppings. Sub was savory and full of…read moreflavor. Met the owners the Hardens who also own Hardens restaurant. Great couple who shared insight on Lexington and W & L as we were visiting. We can see why this place is popular 1 block from campus.

What a wonderful lunch. Don't judge this place by its looks. The food is fresh and amazing. I had…read morethe steak and cheese, my daughter had the Italian. Both came on freshly baked bread that made the sandwiches. Service was good. We took pastried to go and they were amazing as well.

(If you get nothing else from this review, know the rolls used for their sandwiches are homemade…read moreand DELICIOUS.) While my passion is pizza, Kid #1 would live or die for a sandwich. And who doesn't love meat + cheese + bread? So when sustenance was needed on our road trip, a Yelp search for "sandwiches" led us to What A Blessing. I admit we were skeptical. The interior was small and... well... odd. It reminded me of my great-aunt Marie's farmhouse. Upon immediately walking in the door I saw that a large bakery case was empty. I almost walked out thinking the place was going out of business. However, we grabbed a table in the (small) dining room and perused the limited menu. We ordered roast beef, but they were out of it. We ordered soup, but they had none to offer. Discouragement set it, but we persevered. Finally, our subs and sandwiches arrived! They all came with a side of BBQ chips. Now... BBQ chips are my favorite, so I perked up immediately. Let me shout this: THE SUB ROLLS WERE HOMEMADE! They were delicious. Fantastic flavor. Perfect texture and crumb. The subs were piled with meat, which tasted high quality. Kid #1 swore her turkey was Boar's Head. Maybe it was or maybe it wasn't, but it was definitely quality meat. My cheesesteak was fantastic, and the Italian sub was spot-on. The burger was just average, but the delicious HOMEMADE bun made up for it. All the veggies (lettuce, tomato, etc.) on our subs seemed fresh. The owner(?) dropped some free pastries at our table, too. Sweet, tender, and tasty! I would recommend you grab a donut or two to go, too. In the area and want a sweet or a sammie? Check out What A Blessing to support a local guy and a Christian.