Just had a great meal! Stopped at Mountaineer while traveling. I had a Western omelette and fried…read moreapples, while my husband had country fried steak. Ashley was friendly, fast and competent!

Clean, simple, delicious. Prompt service from kind folks. Food like your granny would make you…read more 100% chance I will go again.

Exchange cafe is a awesome building to visit for brunch, and dinner! The food is absolutely…read moredelicious at a reasonable price, the chicken salad croissants, salmon, meat skewers are so good. Craig Hartman is the owner of this cafe and the BBQ exchange located in Gordonsville. The staff at this cafe are wonderful, cooks made the food absolutely perfect. I definitely recommend stopping by!

Stopped by here on the way to Luray from Richmond. Awesome little Brunch spot by Baboursville…read moreWinery. Excellent little spot with great ambiance! Staff very friendly and helpful! Love how everyone was very personable - felt very much like a family atmosphere! Food was great! My wife had the Salmon Market Salad and I had the Chicken and Waffles with Cheese Grits on the side! Very good all around! Kinda pricey, but which restaurant with similar quality isn't? Highly recommend if you're in the area for brunch!

Everything was great but it was a little upsetting that we were seated at a corner round table with…read morethe last chair sitting partly in the entrance door of the room. It was even more awkward because there were many empty tables in the bigger dining room and only one other party was seated there. We were also a party of 4. But the service and the food were awesome. We had appetizers of a very savory and huge pretzel with beer cheese and mustard sauces to dip it in. And sausage sampler's. Also very tasty. We decided to go there to honor my youngest son, Shane, who passed away a few years back, for what would have been his 52nd birthday. It was a wonderful experience and memory of past visits there with him and his family.

The hostess asked if we had a reservation. We didn't. She said she would seat us at the last open…read moretable they had. We were seated right by the kitchen (noise & server traffic). The entire meal I was looking at three empty tables across the dining room. The area is cramped. The wallpaper is peeling. There is grime on the bathroom doors. The view into the kitchen is unglamorous. Our server was reserved and underwhelming. I asked her what she could suggest for a vegetarian. There is one dish - with mushrooms. I asked if the green beans were cooked with ham. She said no and asked if I had food allergies. No allergies - I said I don't eat ham. The server said the beans had stewed tomatoes & mushrooms. I asked if they could leave the mushrooms off. She said, "Yes, if you pick them off." What? I ordered the French onion soup. I told the server I don't eat meat but I can tolerate beef broth. That was her invitation to say they use pork broth in the soup, but she didn't. Hubby ordered the Jager Schnitzel. He enjoyed the veal. The red cabbage was his favorite (he pulled out a bay leaf). The French onion soup tasted off. The creamed corn had three huge pieces of what I assume were husks. Otherwise it was good. The green beans were decent. I picked out the mushrooms. We were overlooked in the back. Hubby asked for a manager when he noticed I wasn't eating my soup. We were surprised that our server was the manager. There wasn't anything in her demeanor that demonstrated leadership or being outgoing. She removed the soup charge off the bill. When we had gaps in service, we asked another server for help (sharp knife, bag, lemons). Paying was a challenge. It is easy to be overlooked in the back of the restaurant. When we left, the hostess asked how we enjoyed the meal. I started to share. She said, "I'm still talking." I wish we hadn't gone inside. The idea of visiting the Bavarian Chef was much better than the actual experience.

Dear Spoon & Spindle, you're tasty and I love you. That is all!…read more I ordered the avocado toast with coffee, as did my guest. The food was delicious as always. Extremely flavored and not salty. The toast size is of great quality so this meal will fill your belly. If you're a local of Orange you'll enjoy the staff - they're all good conversationalist and are familiar with the area. We visited the restaurant on a Sunday close to closing - the staff did not rush us and allowed our party to stay past closing. Enjoy.

Please go here !!! This food was amazing. We were visiting family in Orange and went for dinner…read morehere . Service and food will not disappoint !

Another fantastic spot in downtown Madison. This place was such a hit with my family. They were so…read morewelcoming with my kids and it was a highlight of our time in Madison. In fact, I asked my son what his favorite thing was on our trip in this area, and it was this spot, where they had a fun game of hiding candy canes for the kids to find. We stopped in for lunch and the meal was fantastic. We ordered off the specials menu with the grilled cheese with bacon jam, a bowl of tomato soup and the naan pizza. The grilled cheese was perfectly balanced with salt and savory. And the tomato soup was a delicious pairing. The coffee was hot and tasty. In fact, I came back here several times during our visit to Madison. The biggest hit of all though was the giant chalkboard in the back. Our kids just loved drawing on it as they waited for lunch to arrive. It's such a wonderful spot. We are excited to come back!

I stopped by here the last time I came this way for a hiking trip. I was trying to find this place…read moreagain and did, no thanks to my gps. lol. Anyways, it was just as good as I remember. My sister and I got vanilla lattes (hers half sweet and mine with an extra shot). We also decided on a pastry. I got the blueberry muffin which was packed with fresh blueberries. She got the churro croissant. I wish we asked to have them warmed. That would've made them even better. Anyways, we enjoyed this pit stop and I'm going to try to find this place again, even if the service in the area isn't the best!

Fantastic cinnamon roll! Soft and pillowy and gooey when warm. Not too sweet!…read more Coffee and service were great as well

Found this place by accident while looking for a route to white oak falls . As we walked in we were…read moregreeted by 2 cool ladies . Talked a bit on where we were going and they gave us some nice tips . As I was completely undecided on a drink I let them help me choose . Sure glad I did because my drink was amazing , coffee was so good we had to stop in twice . So 2 trips in 1 day , second was after a 3.5 mile hike to 3 waterfalls . They are so relaxed and down to earth people who treat you like close friends . This is most definitely one of those places where you can just sit for hours with friends or family .

Serving American classics with high quality and great hospitality…read more Sandwiched between two floors of antique malls, Jack's was the perfect stop in the day to get some no-frills nourishment. Their breakfast is incredibly generous and made with ingredients that were fresh, clean, and meticulous in detail. The design of their menu is just so promising with unique twists that are not unheard of, but just an elevated touch when it comes to American diner food as a whole. Things like truffle infused hollandaise, fried green tomato BLT, pairing balsamic with goat cheese, a blackened pork, even mushrooms on the breakfast menu all hint that people developing their menu are confident in their skills in offering something more when it comes to breakfast plates and sandwiches. Their homemade aiolis (highly recommend their pesto aioli) and hot sauce tie any dish together-- breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Things made to this quality are not to be unremarked. Came in with friends so we can try everything on their menu, and we were pleasantly surprised on all fronts. Presentation, ingredients, preparation all elements that made our meals great and were evident across all dishes ranging from protein to carb. Details like toasted bread with already spread with butter, perfectly poached eggs, and brioche as the bun of choice were things we peeped. We would have left satisfied if these details weren't accounted for, but we were so impressed this became a revisit during our short vacation. Their space is greatly spacious, with an open drinks station so its just not pretentious. There is even a section in the front to pick up goods made by local artisans. This is a great place to dine in, no notes.

After eating a wonderful lunch I was ready to give five plus stars…read more We had the truffle Benedict and the open faced roast beef . The ingredients were fresh and the flavors delicious. The atmosphere in the dining room was nice and airy. As we were traveling a good distance I decided to get the renowned cinnamon roll to go . I got a take out coffee and was told there would be a brief wait. After several minutes-a roll came out on a plate. Someone asked what I was there for. I said I'm for a cinnamon roll to go. The busy manager said they take 10 minutes After 20 minutes my husband came in to find me -the roll appeared soon after. I'm a quiet type person , I took the roll and left . It was very good. Message -order the cinnamon roll prior to meal.

This is a nice clean store to do your light grocery shopping in. Their stock is limited and all…read moretheir products are very good. Their prices are reasonable. Employees are always friendly and helpful. Their ice cream is very good and their waffle cones are fresh. If you like Mexican Popsicles they have those too.

My family wanted to stop here on the way to Manassas from Charlottesville. Being from the mid west…read morewe have similar stores that are much bigger than this with better prices and quantities. But in northern Virginia folks seem to think this is an amazing county stop. They have lots of animals- goats, chickens, pigs, other fowl etc in nice pens along the property. A massive collection of over priced outdoor adrenal chairs, indoor food market and ice cream, oils and natural remedies, cards and gifts, kids toys, large candy section and dairy and meat products. Produce section was very small. It's a good collection but definitely not the Amish/ Mennonite groceries of the Midwest! It still has the nice rustic feeling and the barn like exterior and interior for a good country feeling!

Really enjoy this place! Wonderful service. You'll feel right at home here. The folks are super,…read moreand a nice family restaurant. It's been in business 37 years, and can see why. What I call this is a genuine restaurant, as while it's not fancy, that's what adds to its charm level. Will absolutely be back. The pork barbecue with two sides, is what I'll recommend. You get high quality pulled pork, and macaroni and cheese is wicked delicious. The fries are alright. These portions are quite large. You'll be pleased by this restaurant, and they have an extensive dessert menu. If you're in the area, this is a smart choice!

This is a "down home" style restaurant where I had high expectations for good prices and good food…read more They a la carte everything. If you want fries, it's extra, and not well priced. They were also small and soggy.. something you could get from the frozen aisle at the grocery store. The house salad with iceberg lettuce was $7.50. I had a drink while I waited for my to go order and it was $10 with flat Pepsi. The steak in my sandwich wasn't seasoned and the extra cheese for an extra dollar was missing. The condiment for the sandwich was mayo and there was very little onion. I gave my review a 2 because the hush puppies were delicious and the ranch is made in house. The server was also very sweet. But I won't go back for a poorly seasoned dinner for 2 that costs almost $100.

Went for breakfast. The pancakes, omelets and bacon were delicious. The staff were so attentive and…read morenice. It was very affordable but note that they only accept cash. We will definitely go back if in the area.

Pretty solid diner! Service was quick and our waitress was very attentive! Their breakfast sausage…read moreand biscuit with gravy were delicious!