We had a really good experience at The Mill Street Grill. We ordered the prime rib, steamed…read moremussels, and the barbecue platter. Everything was good, and the portions were generous. The prime rib was cooked well, the mussels were flavorful, and the barbecue platter had a good variety. The service was great--fast, courteous, and attentive without making us feel rushed. The restaurant was clean and had a nice atmosphere. It felt lively and energetic, but it was not too loud to have a conversation. Overall, this was a solid dinner and a place I would recommend when visiting Staunton. I would definitely eat here again.

We've been to this restaurant before as we were traveling. It was early, so they were not super…read morebusy My husband ordered prime rib, baked potato and broccoli. I ordered chicken breast with artichokes, olives and mushrooms with a white wine sauce. My husband's dinner looked excellent, cooked the way he ordered it. However, it was cold, like it was just taken out of the refrigerator. The baked potato was hard. He mentioned it to the waitress and she spoke to the manager and they replaced it for him. My meal was ok but the 1/4 cup of rice was dry and hard and cold. I did not say anything. My chicken had way too much feta cheese on it and the sauce tasted oily. I guess we will not be going back there in our way home

ATMOSPHERE: I came here for a work dinner, and the…read moreatmosphere felt warm and inviting. The service was friendly, although fairly slow, and the restaurant offers an extensive wine menu and cocktail list. DINNER: Starter: SEARED SCALLOPS $20 Butternut Sage Puree, Pickled Kohlrabi, Guanciale Lardons *It was a generously sized starter that felt well balanced and delicious. Entree: COQ AU VIN $32 Whipped Potatoes, Nueske's Bacon, Pearl Onions, Red Wine *The flavors were good, but the chicken was quite dry, which took away from what otherwise could have been a very enjoyable dish. Dessert: Chocolate Torte $14 Cocoa Nibs, Chocolate Sauce *It was more like a flourless cake, and I found it dense and difficult to eat, so I only had one bite. Dinner came out to $700 for 6 of us.

Great atmosphere and service, Steven and Ivy were quick and personal. Live Music and perfectly…read morepoured drinks made it an elevated experience! Dinner and dessert were simply par for the course, which was also excellent!

What a great place!…read more April, who operates the mill, knows her craft and is happy to share it. Our tour of the mill was brief, but April was more than willing to answer our questions and go into any level of detail about the building, milling grain, etc. We purchased several items while there and would gladly go back.

I really love this spot. The grounds are beautiful and the mill is very charming. I've purchased…read moremany of their mixes and they are truly delicious! The owner kindly showed us around and her hospitality was appreciated.

This is advertised as gourmet coffee... But it's just a gas station, cheap coffee machine…read moreFalse advertising

Don't hesitate - order your sandwiches here! The Market is consistently our go to for sandwiches to…read moretake on our boat on summer weekends. Some of our favorites are the cracked pepper turkey and herb mayo. Everything is consistently fresh, quick, and done right. We haven't had a bad sandwich yet. Their rewards program is also superb. You get a free sandwich after purchasing 10, and you get reward points to use as you like. Staff is always very friendly too!

The service is always great, and the atmosphere is welcoming. Such good food, highly recommend!read more

We popped in after a recommendation from starr hill for a great burger spot for a day date. The…read morewaitress that I believe was also the manager was so kind and patient. We took our time since we are rarely kid free and she was beyond welcoming and understanding. The burger was great but the fries.... THE FRIES! And the ranch. They are must buys. We will definitely come back.

I've been to Mudhouse once in Richmond and was glad to have found another location within 15 minute…read moredrive of our Airbnb. My friend and I stopped by this past Saturday morning to grab coffee for ourselves and our other friends. I wasn't sure what I was expecting, but dang, Mudhouse is expensive. It shocked me to see DC pricing, if not more pricy. I was feeling a pour-over this morning, so I asked the baristas what they recommended since I was looking for their wildest offering. If I remembered correctly, they suggested one of their current single origins, Costa Rica - Finca Las Torres Honey Process (tasting notes: candied plum, red apple, honeycomb). The pour-over was $8, which is crazy. I should have just bought a bag of beans (which is 3x more expensive), and I would have been able to make 20 cups for myself. The pour-over was good though, bright and fruity, and I enjoyed drinking it even without a pastry. I picked up a different pour-over (also a single origin and was $8) and matcha ($7.75 for a small) for a couple friends. They both enjoyed their drinks (the matcha was very green and tasted legitimate) but thought it was more expensive than it should be. Overall, still a solid coffee roaster in the area with a homey and spacious interior -- just a bit too expensive for coffee and tea.

Stopped in for an afternoon coffee between wineries. They location was adorable. Service was quick…read moreand friendly. They had a nice selection of both iced and hot coffee, espresso drinks, teas, breakfast sandwiches, and pastries. I got a pumpkin spice latte and it was delicious. Would recommend if you are in the area!

Weekday drop in on way back to Shenandoah. The place is hige in and out. The menu has a good mix of…read morefavorites. I had a smash burger with shrooms and cheese and it was so juicy and tasty, really great. Wifey ordered the fish tacos and our waiter told us people come just for those tacos. He was right. Lots of meaty fish, cooked well and seasoned with the salsa so well. And we had the Dark Hollow and other Hollow beers which were flavorful. Have to also shout out our waiter who was kind, humorous and quick. Wish you all would open a place up here near Philly.

Excellent blue ridge brewery with large and comfortable outside eating area. There is an inside but…read moreunless it's raining why miss the view. Excellent beer, as expected, and a style for every palate Service is surprisingly fast for such large place. Great experience.

Shame on me for not reviewing this place the first time around! Perhaps it was because it was just…read morefor an app and not the spectacular pizza! Hubby and I sat at the bar and the kind bartender was patient with us out-of-staters as we navigated the menu. After ordering a red sauce pepperoni and onion pizza, we reveled in the charm of this local staple. Outdoor seating and take out were available, and people started to fill the space as normal dinner hours rolled around. When the pizza came out and we dove in, I was immediately struck by seeing all of the herbs sprinkled on TOP of the pizza, and (this is a compliment) when I tasted the crust, I was transported to a nostalgic taste of the Pizza Hut bread sticks of the 80's...you know...when they came with the personal pan pizza you had to READ for. SO. GOOD.

My friend and I got the meat lovers pizza for takeout and it was so good! It had sausage,…read morepepperoni, and ground beef on it and I liked the thick crust. The guy was really nice. You can also dine in. Yummy pizza!

Beautiful views! We came here as a group of 10 and enjoyed lunch and drinks here. Service was a…read morelittle slow and we did have to request some items twice, but it happens, and the server was friendly. Bonus points for a variety of gluten free options available!

Very nice winery for the entire family. There's indoor and outdoor door seating. If you want in…read moredoor or shaded seating, ensure you make reservations. Do I mention reservations!!! Outdoors you have several options of finding chairs, open spaces or covered areas with tables. Make sure you visit the 2nd floor covered terrace. They have both wine and beer selections. They have a pretty good menu to go with your wine/beer, but they also have pizzas for the kiddos.

We had a fun evening enjoying the view after a hard rain with mist over the mountains and a view…read morethat kills. Felt like we were looking at hills in Italy. Started with a frose, a sparkling Costo vino and the red and reserve flights. We enjoyed them all and they paired very well with the crispy shrimp wonton and the truffle fries. The basil pesto and burrata was just ok compared to the heirloom tomato BLT and grass fed sliders which were both delicious. BLT needed a little more bacon but we were trying to share between 3 people so maybe that was the problem lol. Service was friendly and prompt. Bit of a walk from parking lot which can be a challenge since spaces are close together. We were just grateful the rain stopped before our walk over to the restaurant which is all gravel so not great for heels. Frose is a bit over priced compared to everything else but we really enjoyed our visit to this peaceful and culinary oasis.

I decided to turn my Sunday into a mid-day siesta escape, heading to the mountains with my aunt and…read moregodmother to finally experience Pippin Hill Farm & Vineyards and let me tell you, it did not disappoint! Snow may have covered the ground, but between the stunning aesthetic, incredible wine, and delicious food, I am officially SOLD. This spot has earned a place in my top 5 wineries! From the moment we arrived, the hostess and waitstaff were attentive, welcoming, and full of recommendations. I went with a wine flight (because variety is a must!), and every pour was a hit. As for the food? We indulged in pasta, sliders, short-rib grilled cheese, truffle fries, and a charcuterie board everything was absolutely mouthwatering. We ate, we sipped, and we were very merry! I'm already counting down to a summer return so I can soak in those breathtaking mountain views from the patio.