We absolutely loved Amarin Coffee! We ended up stopping here every single day of our vacation. Most…read moremornings we grabbed danishes for the family, and every flavor we tried was delicious. The peach, apple, and coconut pineapple were all amazing. The first couple of days I ordered iced coffees, which were great, but then I discovered the Vietnamese iced milk coffee...wow. It was so good, and I only wish I had found it sooner because I would've ordered it every day. If you're in the area, this place is definitely worth a stop. Great coffee, delicious pastries, and friendly service. We'll absolutely be back the next time we're in town! And you know it was good because even before 7 am there were lines all week long!

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!

Fantastic Good seafood…read more Some creative things in the menu I'd go back 85 characters I

We ate at the bar for some appetizers and drinks, then ate dinner in the Waterman's Lounge dining…read morearea. Everything was very nice, clean, and put together. John the bartender was pleasant and attentive. TJ waited on us and was on the ball, knowledgeable, and funny. The only complaint I have is the bell in the bar that is supposedly for kitchen alerts. It is obnoxious-loud-scares people-and seems ridiculous. It was even annoying in the dining area as it rang and rang and rang. Otherwise very pleased with our visit! Everything was delicious!

We passed this establishment during our initial reconnoiter of the island. Lots of cars out front…read morefor a place outside the town. Seemed popular with the locals. Decided to go there for breakfast on our last day. Arrived at 9 AM on Sunday, and the parking lot was already full. We got lucky and were able to be seated (two of us) right away. I will say the staff does a great job clearing and resetting tables and getting new diners in, all without the aid of electronic devices. The decor is rather Spartan - grey concrete block walls, dark brown furniture, very little natural light. There are a few booths and tables in front of the register and then a larger dining area to the right of the entrance. Tables, walls, utensils, etc. were clean. Our server came by shortly after we were seated and took our beverage orders. Two regular coffees and a glass of water. The coffee was nothing special, but it was hot and tasted fresh. I ordered two eggs over easy, bacon, and rye toast. My partner ordered eggs scrambled and home fries. Despite how busy the place was, breakfast arrived in a reasonable amount of time. Eggs were done right, the portion of bacon was generous, and the home fries were good. Everything arrived hot, so it hadn't sat on the line too long. As we ate, we were asked if we wanted more coffee several times by several different servers. We've been to places where our cups are never refilled, so we appreciated the ask. Total for breakfast was around $25. This seemed reasonable in today's economy. This isn't a place for ambiance or decor, but if you are looking for basic sustenance done well, it is worth stopping.

Recommended restaurant for all day breakfast we went to about 11 o'clock in the morning had…read morebreakfast employees are friendly, energetic. The food was good, not homemade all premade but I did not have to make it. (Can't complain) We would go back again.

Great little cafe! BYO sammiches going for $10, so good! Wood paneling and wood cookie tables makes…read morethis place cozy.

Traveling back from Virginia Beach I looked on YELP and saw this place for breakfast. It was only…read more3 miles off the main road. I ordered a wrap with Egg, bacon, cheese and avocado. My wife and daughter ordered a breakfast sandwich. Mine was delicious but but wife and daughter was in a brioche roll that they could not stop raving about. I would definitely recommend Golden Clover Cafe if your driving by and need a bread and a quick and delicious bite to eat.

We heard there had been some good changes recently and decided to head over this past Saturday…read moreevening 6/6. They have a beautiful view there and wish we could go out on the back deck for some photos but it's closed off to customers. We stopped by the outside bar to get an orange crush and listen to some local music. The atmosphere, music, drinks and service were great. We headed inside for a wonderful dinner while enjoying a sunset over the water. Everything was delicious and our waiter Helen was amazing! We'll definitely be back.

The hostess that greeted us was so friendly, receptive and wonderful I knew the evening would be…read moregreat when it started like that. She found us a window seat and we were able to watch the moonrise over the water. high water amazing views. We enjoyed a wonderful Chardonnay at lovely table with white table cloth and windows on the water overlooking Assateague Island and the light house. We chose one of the specials. Twin pork chops with apricot horseradish glaze, roasted potatoes and fresh green beans with onions and red peppers. Magnificent! Added a house Caesar and bread . Can't say enough about how wonderful this meal and experience was. Chef came out to greet us too!

Beautiful old inn dining room right on main street in cute Princess Anne…read more Selective menu and with food and atmosphere that felt upscale but prices and portions not that fancy. Attentive (not too) service. Oyster appetizer, rockfish main (split) filled us and left us with happy moans at each bite. They happily split the entree and the portion was plenty.

If historic old hotels (c. 1744) in backwater towns are your jam, Sugar Water is singing your siren…read moresong. George may not have slept here, but he may have stopped by for Sunday brunch on occasion during his Yorktown Campaign or his presidency. The Washington Hotel bears his name and it has been rehabilitated and maintained in colonial style to feel genuine and welcoming. When I walked in they were doing a bridal shower, so I grabbed a stool in the barroom near the back kitchen. Service was amenable despite working their tooshies off for the bridal party. I didn't mind waiting and having a break from the long drive home from Newport News. There were several ghosts accompanying me at the bar. The food was excellent. Veggie Omelet and Potato Hash were both farm to table fresh, and the coffee was brisk and hot. Worth the wait. The hotel was as much museum as bed & breakfast. Tons of charm without being gitchee. And, right off Route 13 on the Eastern Shore. Easy on and off. Five Historic Stars for Sugar Water and the Washington Hotel.

Great service! Fast, good food. Nice welcome from everyone. Food service was quick. Made for a nice…read morestop off the highway.

Real Northeast type diner in Virginia. Seemed Greak American owned. Always wanted to try and…read morefinally got me opportunity. This will be a regular stop when I travel US-13 accross the Cheasepeak Bay Bridge-Tunnel again. Dennis is an unreadable greeter and waiter. He definitely made me experience a great one. I had the Country Fried Steak Dinner special with Cream of Crab soup, Mashed potatoes and gravy and Delicious Cole slaw. Dennis brought me corn bread hot and right from oven -- delicious. I had unsweetened Iced tea with lemon to drink. It was an exceptional meal. The building resembles a non-railway car dinner. Lots of tables and booths in two dining rooms. I sat at the counter.,

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!

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