Love this place! Great coffee, friendly staff, right across the road from the Inn at Snowshoe. Love…read morethe vibe of the place too. Food is limited but get the breakfast sandwiches, they taste great! Plus has a gift shop

Only took off a star because service was slow…read more Very fortunate to have found this coffee shop in this area. Tasty cappuccino and nice sitting area. Had plenty of touristy gifts if you're into that.

Kind staff, so this review is based on the price alone. Average Starbucks and paying $18 for a tall…read morecappuccino and a peppermint mocha?? Absolutely not. That costs more than 2 beers at Old Spruce.

There was a large party who ordered after we did but the barista prepared their order before ours…read more We ended up waiting for half an hour for 2 Frappuccinos. our drinks tasted like milk with some ice chips. They had no flavor at all. Would not recommend this location.

Finally made it to try it out!!! I got the Coconut Cream Pie Chai and banana bread. They were out…read moreof cookies. The CCC was REALLY good! I love coconut and the combination with the chai was superb! I hope to make it in more often and try their new flavors

Great tasting coffee and great service! This is one of the nicest coffee spots I've been in! Come…read morecheck it out!

Amazing Stop on the Way Back to Florida!…read more We stopped at Dirtbean on our way back to Florida, and what a find! The food was absolutely amazing -- fresh, flavorful, and exactly what we needed during our road trip. The menu offers a great variety of options, from creative sandwiches and fresh salads to hearty wraps and tasty fish tacos, all served with friendly energy and great coffee.

Went to celebrate a belate Sweet 16 birthday with my grand daughter. I had the fish taco and she…read morehad the gluten free pizza. Both were delicious. They were very accommodating, If you need gluten fee options I'd suggest that u try them out!

Great people and good food. The cafe is in an old industrial building and has a cool vibe. It's…read moreright off the Greenbrier River Trail in the heart of town which is a big plus.

Food is wonderful and well prepared. Very friendly staff and attentive. Located in an old hardware…read morestore. It's a very neat place. Has a stage and entertainment sometimes.

The Wild Bean is a cute stop in downtown Lewisburg. The cafe is clean, cozy, and thoughtfully…read moredecorated, and everything looks well stocked and cared for. Service is quick and attentive. We really enjoyed the brunch and drinks, though the cookies were a bit too sweet for our taste. Plenty of seating and easy street parking nearby. We would recommend bringing cash for a 3% discount.

The Wild Bean has been a classic for me for many years. They have lots of drink options, whether…read moreyou're looking for a refreshing smoothie or a latte curated to your taste! I've tried their Italian sodas, smoothies, lattes, matcha, and a few of the craft drinks on the menu. The white chocolate dream used to be my go to (like ten years ago!) Their menu options are very good too, but the last time I came for lunch the menu was different in person than online. Hopefully that's been fixed. Their partnership with thunderbird taco was a great addition & I always enjoy my time there.

I frequently visit tip top as it's a quiet place to study and the coffee is and scones are high…read morequality. A little over priced but still very tasty. However there are some things that are off about this place. Firstly whenever I order a coffee they'll give it to me in a random cup. Sometimes a mug, others a paper cup and even a glass cup. Not necessarily bad just odd. What is odd though is the employees reaction to not getting tips. They will give you nasty looks and lower quality service for not tipping on a 5 dollar coffee. I have one friend who was even made fun of. They will go as far as making fun of him for being gay when he isn't just for not tipping. I like supporting small businesses but the customer service needs work here.

I stopped in recently on an early Sunday morning to grab a latte and a pastry before going a day…read morelong hiking trip to Spruce Knob and the Sinks Of Gandy with friends. I've been here several times and I actually like this Tip Top better than the Thomas one and I never thought I'd say that. The whole layout of this place is epic! The patrons are always smiling and friendly. The baristas are great and they are always provide friendly service and are great to chat with too. Thank you! Elkins has came a long way over the years and to have this wonderful establishment in its town is a plus for everyone including the college kids. Also, the PB&J bar is stupid good and their iced dirty chai lattes with almond milk are stupendous!!! Two must haves when visiting. Go enjoy it as much as I always do when I am in town.

Stopped in for a quick lunch. My wife and I went with the chicken biscuits. I had the spicy chicken…read morebiscuit and my wife had the honey butter chicken biscuit. Both were delicious. The next time, however, I think I might go with the honey butter because the spicy hot was really spicy hot. I went with an iced mocha coffee and my wife went with the hot mocha coffee. They were also pretty good and quite frankly, I was glad I went with the iced since my biscuit was so spicy. Service was good. Employees were friendly. The establishment has kept the same charm it had when it was called the Daily Grind. It's still pretty much a fixture on Main Street. Parking is not easy. The entrance and the restrooms are handicap access accessible. A selection of regional beers are also available.

We stopped in during on what I would think may be one of their busiest days of the year, the…read moreSaturday of the Strawberry festival. This was our first time in town and what a fun day to experience the atmosphere. Service was quick despite the extremely long line. We kept it simple with coffee and matcha. Both were great. We loved seeing familiar Appalachian art and a cozy lounge corner. Also loved their concept of coffee and local beers, serving multiple crowds.

Excellent food, fast service, excellent coffee, it's fun to watch him build your meal In front of…read moreyou, he's also very very easy to talk to about any interesting topic! Highly recommend you stop by on a Friday (the day he's in summersville) and check him out!

I knew that while in the area, the Museum of Antique Coffee Mills & Coffee Bar had to be one of my…read morefirst stops! When I reached out to them beforehand, the staff were so friendly in sharing their updated seasonal hours, particularly for the weekends - thank you! This gem-of-a-place is the only coffee mill museum in North America - really! When you step inside, you'll see a great exhibit of antique coffee grinders as well as other beautiful art pieces (statues, paintings, and decor) that you can peruse - everything seems to be so perfectly curated! The coffee bar offers expresso, latte, cappuccino, coffee, tea, affogato, iced or hot coffee, and biscotti. We had the hot cocoa, the affogato, and the delicious iced coffee that had ice cubes, made out of coffee, so your drink doesn't get watered down - what a thoughtful touch! Ms. Judith, the owner, was very welcoming and very sweet! She shared about her collection and her business, and even some planned upcoming events at the store - I wish nothing but the best for her! Be sure to stop by this neat place and support a local business - you won't be disappointed! +ask for Ms. Judith! +delicious iced coffee (coffee ice cubes used!) +great collection of coffee mills and other art pieces! +plenty of parking in town

Nice little shop with an extensive display of coffee grinders…read more Yes the coffee was great! The people were nice, sit and enjoy on a comfortable chair and coffee table.